Erika Harris and Juan Galt, Where Are They Now? Update on the Anarchists

Erika Harris and Juan Galt, where are they now? Update on the anarchists

HBO’s “The Anarchists” is unlike any other docuseries in that it focuses on a wide range of idealists, fugitives and crypto enthusiasts who promote the anti-government movement. Even though they all wanted to live peacefully as stateless persons, it didn’t turn out that way because of differences and conflicts from every conceivable point of view. However, Juan Galt and Erika Harris were two of those people; so if you want to know more about their current situation, we have the information for you.

What became of Juan Galt?

Juan undoubtedly spent most of his twenties in Acapulco, Mexico, among anarchists who shared his views, but by the time 2020 rolled around, he had had enough of the drama and fatalities. So he packed his bags and seemingly left the entire movement, the city, the Anarchapulco conference and his close friendships along the way. In the original production, he confessed, “I started to travel; took a short trip around the world.” I was a staunch anarchist who could only be deradicalized through actual experience.

Because of this, even if we don’t know Juan’s current whereabouts, we do know that he subsequently managed to build a different but satisfying existence for himself as a street philosopher and Bitcoin evangelist. He even maintains a website under his own name, where he just launched the WTF newsletter to cover not only the ongoing financial trends around the world, but his comments on them as well. He does it all, from maintaining his status as a minimalist to writing solid blogs to being a “frog expert,” and you can follow his efforts on his social media sites.

What became of Erika Harris?

Erika Harris originally had a traditional 9-5 corporate job, but the “encouragement to thin yourself” and the utter futility of everything in her head left her in a state of self-government. She even stated, “Anarchy, I really feel, is our natural state,” in the documentary series. the need to express themselves and be themselves As any child will show, this is, in my opinion, “the natural urge”. To join such an association, the then mid-40-year-old made the decision to go to Acapulco. However, he soon realized that there was a complete lack of purpose and togetherness.

Erika did her best to help others, but when the income gap, social problems and inherent divisions became too great, she moved to Belize on the east coast of Central America to start over. After a while you just didn’t get it, she said. “I would wonder if you’re in a community when there’s an emergency, when it’s needed, when there’s pain and there’s no one around to protect you.”

While it is not known whether Erika is currently stationed in Belize, she appears to have taken her chances to advance through thoughtful and resourceful experiences. Her absence from Facebook and Instagram appears to be intentional, although she does have a YouTube channel and blog called Empathetic Writer. She describes herself as a biophile (life lover), therefore, as stated in her bio, her calming movies and words essentially combine mindfulness (inner liberation) with sovereignty (outside freedom).