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Since it seems like no one is talking about this, let’s clear things up about the shady network behind @infolibertaire.net @anarchistfederation.net and No Gods No Masters merch store.
This site scrapes militant content to generate traffic and funnel users into an automated network run by a single guy based in Canada.
This network includes 30+ websites, all set up by someone named Anarchoi. The most profitable one? The No Gods No Masters multiple merch store, which is making a killing.
But hey, don’t worry, a "portion of the profits" supports the cause! You’re not just buying a cheap, mass-produced, sweatshop-made t-shirt—no, you’re making a "solidarity purchase"!
A cut of the money goes to an "organization" also called No Gods No Masters (run by the same guy, of course). This org then redistributes funds to different "causes"—in total opacity, obviously.
Now, guess who benefits from these so-called donations? Anarchoi’s own network of websites.
These sites steal content from independent underground artists (or not-so-underground ones) who are popular with edgy teens—the same crowd buying NGNM t-shirts.
It’s a closed-loop system:
1. Scrape militant & artistic content to bring traffic.
2. Direct visitors to your merch store.
3. Use the profits to fund the infrastructure that keeps your network running.
This fake "collective" claims to host over 100 activist websites (which is a lie). In reality, every site we found belongs to Anarchoi. Some even impersonate local anarchist federations.
So don’t be surprised if you find antisemitic, transphobic, or conspiracy content in there—there’s zero moderation, just automation. For Anarchoi, politics is just business.
The No Gods No Masters Ecosystem
The NGNM brand runs multiple multilingual merch sites, each using the slogan No Gods No Masters in different languages.
These sites are interconnected, letting users browse in their language without realizing they’re still on the same network.
Orders don’t appear to leave NGNM, but in reality, they’re handled entirely by Spreadshirt—a dropshipping operation.
How the Money Works
Back in 2010, a t-shirt on Pirate-Punk/NGNM sold for $14.99.
$8.90 went to Spreadshirt for printing and shipping.
The remaining $6 was pure profit for Anarchoi
Despite presenting itself as a "non-profit", NGNM has no clear legal status—no registered association, no cooperative number, no public financial reports.
It collects money under the “non-profit” label without legal oversight, making buyers believe their money is obligated to be donated, when in reality, it’s just a self-regulated promise
NGNM rips off militant movements, independent artists, and small labels, using pirated content as bait to sell their merch
They steal music through illegal download platforms
Then they sell t-shirts featuring those same bands
That’s the only supply chain Anarchoi actually controls
Of course, none of their websites list legal info—no registered business names, WHOIS data is hidden, and everything is anonymized.
And just when you think it can’t get worse:
Their merch sites display fake labels like 100% Vegan – PETA Approved.
These certifications actually belong to Spreadshirt, not NGNM.
Their Fruit of the Loom t-shirts? Made in Honduras & Guatemala, not exactly ethical production.
As Anarchoi himself says: "More than just a t-shirt"—yeah, more like a well-orchestrated scam.
Of course, it’s possible that with the massive profits they’re making, the collective is actually donating to real causes. But aside from "trust me, bro," we haven’t seen any proof.
In 2020, Anarchoi’s side hustles pulled in $250K in pure profit, all off the backs of activists and artists!
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