ITS posted its manisfesto to anarchist blog Liberacion Total taking credit for a failed bombing attempt against a researcher at the Biotechnology Institute at the National Autonomous University of Mexico. The group threatens more bombings against Mexican scientists because “they must pay for what they are doing to the Earth.” A violent fringe group with anarcho-primitivist views, ITS sees technology and civilization as essentially doomed and leading humanity to an ecological catastrophe. It believes technology and civilization are essentially doomed and leading humanity to an ecological catastrophe. Technology should be destroyed; humans should revert to a hunter-gatherer lifestyle; and all of this, ITS says, is for our own good. Nanotechnology is a particular scourge: Self-replicating nanobots will one day escape from laboratories to consume the Earth; and weaponization of nanotech is inevitable.
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