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13-08-2007 15:27
A revolt to live: post-structuralist anarchist resistance against the G8
Article republished from Anarchist Studies about the politics and cultures of protest at Gleneagles G8 summit.
10-08-2007 16:24
Death row Scot Kenny Richey has had his conviction overturned on appeal for the second time by a US court.
all credits: BBC News - www.bbc.co.uk/
Death row conviction overturned
Death row Scot Kenny Richey has had his conviction overturned on appeal for the second time by a US court. all credits: BBC News - www.bbc.co.uk/
10-08-2007 06:12
Jessica at the moment is spiraling into despair, unable despite many attempts, to find a solicitor who will try to reopen her case.
Jessica & Favour Edebiri -another attempt to remove them
Jessica at the moment is spiraling into despair, unable despite many attempts, to find a solicitor who will try to reopen her case.
04-08-2007 12:02
Extreme weather puts spotlight on climate crisis
More extreme weather events are being reported around the globe, killing many thousands and making millions homeless. Simon Hardy argues that capitalism, a root cause of climate change, cannot even handle the misery and suffering which results.
03-08-2007 20:23
US Presidential Candidate: Free Education is Possible
As millions of college students begin preparing to enter college this fall, many have become accustom to increased tuitions year after year. Nationwide college tuitions are climbing and in some states the increase is 10 percent or more going into the fall semester. Stewart A. Alexander, a Peace and Freedom Party Candidate for President, says free education is possible through university level; a position the PFP, Peace and Freedom Party, has supported for 40 years.
19-07-2007 02:23
Posstscript: the insurrectional perspective
More than a year has passed since we finished the second issue of our journal Dissident, which introduced insurrectional anarchism in Sweden. We chose to introduce the insurrectional perspective because we think it brings us valuable insights and experiences. These include the critique of organisational fetishism and activism, the shift of perspective from the mass to the active minority, and the importance of projectuality. Some critics, mostly syndicalists, unfortunately interpreted the insurrectional perspective in absolute terms. This text aims to answer those concerns and move the discussion forward.
18-07-2007 17:15
Presidential Candidate Wants to Change US Dollar
Stewart A. Alexander, a presidential hopeful with the Peace and Freedom Party, wants the face on six United States Federal Reserve Notes changed to represent the working class across America. Alexander’s proposal would affect the $1, $5, $10, $20, $50 and $100 notes.
10-07-2007 17:01
Christian S., an autonomous antifascist from Berlin is sitting again in prison since the 14th of July.
Berlin Antifascist Christian S. in prison again!
Christian S., an autonomous antifascist from Berlin is sitting again in prison since the 14th of July.
05-07-2007 11:44
Statement of Solidarity: Free John Bowden
If it is already pathetic that the state cries "terrorists!" when it is reminded of anarchism, then it is too much too bear in the case of John Bowden, a long-term prisoner sitting in isolation.
03-07-2007 01:40
Immigration Reform Is Needed, After Bush
Stewart Alexander, a presidential hopeful with the Peace and Freedom Party, says, “I believe Congress should work on comprehensive immigration reform after President Bush ends his term in office. I do not believe this important issue should be used as a political football or as a bandage for an administration that is hemorrhaging before the nation and the world.”
30-06-2007 20:59
The Surrey based property developers, Crest Nicholson, acquired by Sir Tom Hunter’s Castle Bidco, with support from HBOS Bank Plc, have recently received the highly prestigious, Queen’s Award for Enterprise. Presented by Mrs. Sarah Goad JP, Lord Lieutenant of Surrey, the Shalom Family - callously evicted from their own Home by Crest, have written an open letter, which is reproduced below.
Lord Lieutenant of Surrey Presents Queen's Award - Evicted Family's Open Letter
The Surrey based property developers, Crest Nicholson, acquired by Sir Tom Hunter’s Castle Bidco, with support from HBOS Bank Plc, have recently received the highly prestigious, Queen’s Award for Enterprise. Presented by Mrs. Sarah Goad JP, Lord Lieutenant of Surrey, the Shalom Family - callously evicted from their own Home by Crest, have written an open letter, which is reproduced below.
20-06-2007 12:15
Help Send Books and a Bookmobile to Cuba!
The US embargo on trade with Cuba continues. This summer Pastors for Peace will again challenge the blockade with a friendship caravan. A fully stocked bookmobile will accompany it. Before the revolution there were only 32 libraries in Cuba. In 2002 there were 400 public libraries and 6000 school libraries. Cubans are avid readers and life long learners but Cuban librarians struggle to meet their needs under the blockade. We urge you join us in sending books to Cuba!
15-06-2007 00:13
Come and build your own seed bomb and catapult it into the proposed Tesco site. We provide the seeds, the soil and the clay while you provide the imagination to turn Partick into what you would like it to be.
Seed Bombing with All Tomorrow's Particks - Glasgow
Come and build your own seed bomb and catapult it into the proposed Tesco site. We provide the seeds, the soil and the clay while you provide the imagination to turn Partick into what you would like it to be.
13-06-2007 13:38
http://www.ephemeraweb.org. This latest special issue offers a critical engagement with the conceptual and political territory animated by the deployment of such ideas in the work of Hardt, Negri, Lazzarato, Virno and others, and follows previous explorations of class composition and politics in ephemera (for instance in the issues on 'the theory of the multitude' and 'writing: labour').
ephemera 7.1: 'Immaterial and Affective Labour: Explored' online
The new issue (7.1) of ephemera: theory & politics in organization, entitled "immaterial and affective labor: explored," has just been published at http://www.ephemeraweb.org. This latest special issue offers a critical engagement with the conceptual and political territory animated by the deployment of such ideas in the work of Hardt, Negri, Lazzarato, Virno and others, and follows previous explorations of class composition and politics in ephemera (for instance in the issues on 'the theory of the multitude' and 'writing: labour').
09-06-2007 13:03
Postal workers countdown for strike action
Workers in the CWU across the different sectors of the postal industry have given a massive vote in favour of strike action in a national ballot. The results, announced at the CWU conference in Bournemouth on Thursday 7 June, were a victory for activists, militants and the leadership. If Royal Mail does not change course then picket lines could go up within as little as ten days, on the first national postal strike in eleven years.
06-06-2007 20:10
Scotts against the G8!
Scottish protestors are part of the mobilisation currently ongoing in Northern Germany against the G8 summit.
02-06-2007 19:58
Another attempt of putting up the pictures.
Pics from Anti-G8 demonstration in Rostock
Another attempt of putting up the pictures.
Short report since the arrival.
02-06-2007 02:18
I went to my first prison-support visit today, within spitting distance of God's Country.
Call for a Scottish ABC
I went to my first prison-support visit today, within spitting distance of God's Country.
28-05-2007 21:19
Riots at EU/Asia economic meeting
We declare war on the leaders of the world...Full Story | 1 addition | 2 comments >>
