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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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