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Italy: Against the Quarantine of Passions, the Social Epidemic
Against the Quarantine of Passions, the Social Epidemic In these days a new nightmare is spreading: the contagion from the so-called Coronavirus. Ten villages in the Lodi area, considered as the outbreak of the infection, and one village in the … Continue reading
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Spanish State: Destroy What Oppresses You
Assemblies, occupations, direct actions, demonstrations…are increasingly mediated by new technologies. Thus our emotions, experiences, feelings, meetings, relationships…in anarchic environments are conditioned by these technologies. Giving place to these spaces and places to follow the logic of the techno-industrial society: immediacy, … Continue reading
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Civilization And Its Epidemics
The life-saving successes of modern medicine are frequently cited in order to challenge anarchists who are critical of civilization. What the champions of medical science ignore, however, are the dangerous failures of this type of medicine. Most recently, the Centers … Continue reading
Berlin, Germany: Reflections on the Occupation of the Greek Consulate on 23.12.2019
On 23.12.2019, we tried to interrupt the normal operation with a symbolic occupation of the Greek consulate in Berlin, After several, also brutal, evacuations of occupations in Greece, we decided to set a sign of solidarity on this way. Even … Continue reading
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USA Prisons: “Nowhere To Run, Nowhere To Hide” – Technological Captivity by Noah Coffin feat. Patrick Rater
Received on 16.02.2020: In a scenario not unlike the disturbing work of fiction “1984” by George Orwell, the world around us has become nothing more than a massive surveillance system. As if Orwell had some glimpse into the future, we … Continue reading
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Tagged analysis, anarchist prisoners, fuck the surveillance state, noah coffin, patrick rater, prison struggle, surveillance, techno-dystopia, technology, texas, usa
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Athens, Greece: Koukaki Fell Heavy on Them
Koukaki fell heavy on them Since 2017, the Koukaki Squat Community (Matrozou 45, Panaitoliou 21, Arvali 3) set up adifferent competitive example of communal life in the center of Athens. Through horizontal procedures, collective work and persistence, it set up open and social projects of communal housing, public bath and laundry, … Continue reading
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Indonesia / USA: Jurnal Anarki Interview with Anarchist Author Kevin Tucker
The following interview with self-described primal anarchist advocate, writer, editor, independent researcher, publisher, musician and rewilding human, Kevin Tucker, originally appeared in the first issue of the new Indonesian anarchist journal, Jurnal Anarki. Jurnal Anarki is written entirely in Bahasa … Continue reading
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Narrm (Melbourne), So-Called Australia: 5 Affirmations Formed in Smoke & Fire
Received on 16.02.2020: FIVE AFFIRMATIONS FORMED IN SMOKE AND FIRE 1. In these fires we see the ongoing violence of more than two centuries of colonisation on this continent. In attempting to eradicate the sovereignty of First Nations people and … Continue reading
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USA: A Revolutionary Anarchist Position Against Careerist Counterinsurgency
Alongside the familiar threats of state repression and snitches, the careerism of self-appointed activist leaders represents another insidious form of counterinsurgency that must be opposed by revolutionary anarchists. Activists from the art world, academia, and non-profits often position themselves to … Continue reading
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Italy: As Long As There’s A State There Will Never Be Peace
AS LONG AS THERE’S A STATE THERE WILL NEVER BE PEACE The conflict that inflames the Middle East is not a tragic fatality. All governments, of all political colors, are responsible for this situation. It is in the intrinsic nature … Continue reading
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PDF Zine: A Sea of Possibilities in the Concrete Desert
A Sea of Possibilities in the Concrete Desert – A Compilation of Reflections on Territory, City and Insurrection Download PDF Zine: Concrete-desert.cleaned This publication is a compilation of texts that arose from the debates and work that we began as … Continue reading
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Brisbane, Australia: Unemployed Anarchist Drug Users Tell Indue Financial Services to “Piss Off”
Received on 06.02.2020: Unemployed anarchist drug users tell Indue Financial Services to “Piss Off” On 15 November 2019, unemployed anarchist drug users in the notoriously conservative city of Meanjin/ Brisbane, visited the offices of Indue Financial Services Ltd, to express … Continue reading
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Tagged analysis, australia, brisbane, cashless welfare card scam, class war, direct action, drug users, drug war, first nations struggle, INDUE SUCKS, meanjin, sabotage, scott scummo morrison, so-called australia, unemployment struggle, vandalism
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So-Called Canada: Critical Reflections on Solidarity and Recent Rail Disruptions
Anonymous submission to North Shore Counter-Info Over the past weeks since the call-out for railway disruptions appeared, there have been a half dozen actions targeting train lines in Ontario. These have been diverse, with most involving the use of copper wire … Continue reading
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USA: A Decade in Revolt – Towards the Future of our Movement
Over the last decade the possibility of revolt has been ignited around the world – in places people never thought possible. While the constancy of state terror, and the misconception that the state is all-powerful, has kept the tide at … Continue reading
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Tagged analysis, arab spring, black lives matter, egypt, greece, kurdish struggle, national prison strike, occupy, pkk, RAM, revolutionary abolitionist movement, rojava, so-called usa, syria, usa, willem van spronsen
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