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G20: Two more arrests

Posted on December 7, 2006 by @ndy

Above : Police outside Parliament House, November 18, 2006. As has become standard practice at public protests since S11 (2000), none wear ID so as to better avoid identification by the public. A nominal requirement of Victoria Police Operating Instructions … Continue reading →

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Race hate and the state

Posted on December 4, 2006 by @ndy

‘Polish race hate groups spark concern’ according to Dr Krystyna Bleszynska of Warsaw University, addressing a race relations conference in the UK, as Polish neo-Nazis and assorted other fascist scum reportedly ‘forge links’ with their comrades in the UK. Duh. … Continue reading →

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Careful with that Axe, Eugene

Posted on December 3, 2006 by @ndy

Those “Eugene Anarchists” : A Cautionary Tale The Eugene Weekly is running a five-part series by Kera Abraham on anarchists in Eugene, Oregon (US), the community’s rise, government repression, and fall: In a high-profile sweep that began on Dec. 7, … Continue reading →

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Something old, something new… (and G20)

Posted on December 1, 2006 by @ndy

…old… Local non-profit anarchist fundraising label Love & Rage has folded. During its three years of existence, the label released a number of compilation albums — Love and Rage Vol I (2003); Love and Rage Vol II: Warnography (2004); A … Continue reading →

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@ in Indonesia

Posted on November 28, 2006 by @ndy

Foreign. Bloody. Agitators. They’re everywhere! Above : Indonesian anarchists protest George II’s flying visit to Jakarta, November 20 See also : Jakarta Anarchist Resistance | Anarch[Oi!] : Anarchy, Love, and PUNX | Autonomous Media (Manila, Philippines) | Anarchism in Asia … Continue reading →

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US Political Prisoners

Posted on November 27, 2006 by @ndy

New York Indymedia journalist Brad Will was murdered by the Oaxacan regional government in Mexico late last month, and you can read a short tribute by imprisoned videojournalist Josh Wolf here. Josh himself is a political prisoner in the United … Continue reading →

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G20: Resistance vs. Socialist Alternative

Posted on November 25, 2006 by @ndy

Wearing my leftist train-spotting hat while clothed in white overalls, vegan boots, leading a dog on a string, listening to Loikaemie, and reading a copy of the Australasian Spartacist, I give you the wonderful mess that is: Resistance vs. Socialist … Continue reading →

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G20: Bolt, the big girl’s blouse, at his brilliant best

Posted on November 22, 2006 by @ndy

‘Our cops go girlie’ Andrew Bolt Herald Sun November 22, 2006 Pardon me for asking, but are these the police you say will help protect us against gangsters and terrorists? Thanks, Christine Nixon, for giving us the feminised police force … Continue reading →

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G20: A less hysterical account

Posted on November 20, 2006 by @ndy

On the ground at the G20 protests By Cam Smith, riot reporter and campaigner with the anti-racism group Fight Dem Back! Halfway through the riot I began to worry that I’d never be able to write about it. It’s not … Continue reading →

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G20 and 60,000 dead children

Posted on November 20, 2006 by @ndy

Mr Costello said: “There are some socialists, there are some anarchists, there are some people that want to disrupt world trade. What do you want the international footage to be of? People trying to disrupt world leaders or a warm, … Continue reading →

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