The Clear Seeds of Chaos: Foundations of Chaos Collectivism

A Decentralized Guide to Mutual Aid, Revolutionary Organizing, and Liberation Beyond Capitalism & the State

The System Isn't Broken-It Was Built This Way. Let's Burn It Down and Build Something Better.

The world is at a breaking point. Capitalism, the state, and the prison-industrial complex continue their cycles of violence, leaving people desperate for a real alternative to oppression. The Clear Seeds of Chaos presents Chaos Collectivism, a decentralized revolutionary framework designed for direct action, mutual aid, and collective liberation.

Written by Chaaz Quigley, a Black queer revolutionary, grassroots organizer, and community health worker, this book moves beyond failed ideologies-rejecting both corporate liberalism and state-controlled communism-to introduce a radical, non-hierarchical model of self-governance, collective economics, and militant resistance.

Inside This Book, You'll Discover:

The Five Vectors of Emergence - The strategic pillars of Chaos Collectivism

- Community Collectivism

- Civil Resistance

- Militant Resistance

- People's Politics

- Ethics & Education

The Ten Demands & Ten Affirmations of Chaos Collectivism - A revolutionary framework for dismantling capitalism and state power.

A Blueprint for Decentralized Liberation - Learn how to build autonomous communities and organize outside state control.

Practical Guides for Revolutionary Action - From mutual aid networks to security culture, from self-determined economies to combatting state repression, this book provides actionable strategies for organizers and rebels.

Who This Book Is For:

- Revolutionaries, anarchists, and abolitionists seeking new frameworks beyond Marxism-Leninism

- Mutual aid organizers, community builders, and movement strategists

- Black liberationists, Indigenous land defenders, and anti-colonial thinkers

- Queer and trans radicals fighting for intersectional, anti-capitalist liberation

- Anyone tired of the false choices of state socialism vs. corporate capitalism-ready to build something new