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Anarchism In The U.K – Episode 6 : Ian Bone & Si Mitchell

From: Whitechapelanarchist Added: 01 November 2008 EPISODE 6 PART A: Ian “Class War” Bone interviews filmmaker Si Mitchell about anarchism, activism, Genoa and Seattle riots, plus his films Crowd Bites Wolf and Big Rattle In Seattle as part of his … Continue reading

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An AWESOME Obsession (For Suckers)

Bloody Jews Muslims! Charlie and His Orchestra: Don’t Be A Sucker (U.S. War Department, 1947): “Islamists! They’re comin’ right for us!” Or so it appears. On the one hand, in a rather desperate bid to shore up votes for the … Continue reading

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October 15, 2007 Solidarity Weekend… Tuhoe: A History of Resistance (Melbourne film screening)

Saturday, August 30 Solidarity in the Kulin Nations Federation Square Melbourne 2pm We demand the unconditional freedom of the people who are facing charges as a result of the state terror raids on 15 October 2007. Attempts by the Police … Continue reading

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Anti-Nazi Schmazi

Yeah so the RAF (‘Baader-Meinhof’) met a fairly grisly end in most cases, with a few exceptions (including the bizarro/“utterly incorrigible” Horst Mahler [1936–], who became a paranoid neo-Nazi). But it’s better than bottling it up, I guess… See also … Continue reading

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Huh

I reckon that Roger from American Dad is based on Robert Downey Jr.’s portrayal of the psychotic child murderer Vivian Thompson in Neil Jordan’s In Dreams (1999). Claire: YOU THINK YOU CAN SCARE ME, YOU SICK FUCK! [crying] Claire: Get … Continue reading

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Lucio Urtubia

Lucio, The Good Bandit: Reflections of an Anarchist Marie Trigona Toward Freedom June 5, 2008 Lucio Urtubia could be described as a modern day Robin Hood, a man who stole from the rich to give to the poor. Lucio, a … Continue reading

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Salute: Peter Norman

“Finally I am proud to release the Salute The Movie film trailer. Salute is the film by Matt Norman about the 1968 Mexico City Olympic Black power protest. The film comes out in July 2008. I hope you enjoy the … Continue reading

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Breaking the Spell on YouTube // Green Scare // Barwon 13

Breaking the Spell is a really good, independently-produced documentary on the N30 protests against the WTO in Seattle in 1999. Note that anarchist turned ‘eco-terrorist’ turned government informant Lacey Phillabaum makes an appearance (8:12 and elsewhere) in the film, discussing … Continue reading

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How To Make Trouble & Influence People

‘Sweet’ and ‘choice’: Breakdown Press is bringing out a new edition of How To Make Trouble And Influence People, a hugely entertaining compilation of contemporary and historical accounts of political mischief and trouble making, piss taking, and general monkey business. … Continue reading

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Bloke on bike doesn’t like mass murder. Can you dig it?

Update : First with Faux News! “NEW YORK — Investigators believe the bicyclist who bombed the Times Square military recruiting station is a local man with ties to chaos-crazed anarchy groups, a high-ranking law-enforcement source said yesterday…” Awesome. Yeah so … Continue reading

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