These are, needless to say, far from consensus beliefs..Wilson's ideology, ascent and travails are followed in Adam Bhala Lough's "The New ‎Radical." As it has played at Sundance several times over the course of the week, "Radical" has landed with all the gentleness of a Molotov cocktail. It was like, 'If you combine WikiLeaks and guns — guns and the Internet — doesn’t that change the political?’ Power is the threat of violence," he said. Easy access to guns, yes; unfettered encryption, yes; radical free speech, yes; a monetary system untethered to any government, really yes; a government that itself withers away, Marx-style, really, really yes. Even in person he is hard to read on the matter, though he certainly has grown close with Wilson.

Source: Los Angeles Times January 27, 2017 15:01 UTC