well, the hosting is most troublesome. people need to be able to find the blog so it needs to have a domain which means it must have a public record pointing to

well, the hosting is most troublesome. people need to be able to find the blog so it needs to have a domain which means it must have a public record pointing to an ip address which belongs to a server, owned by some company, that runs it for you. so even if you find a company that does not require some kind of id check to host your website(very few actually do it so it's fine), they can track you via payments to said company for said services, unless it is in cash, which is unheard of. or crypto, which i doubt exists or will exist for long(i mean ability to pay to said company, not crypto itself). next, even if you run your own server, there are logs in the datacenter that can record your ip and times when you access it, so authoring the content is problematic. you can use tor or vpn and that should suffice. though vpn is not reliable by any means and tor is the way to go in this case. after all, main thing is to physically be in a country that is not subject of your content and is not friendly to the country that is subject of your content.