Category Archives: Student movement

Satan : 1 University of Waikato : 0

Kerry Bolton (1956–) is a right scum bag d00d. A former NZ Nazi Party member, Bolton is a highly-entertaining fascist bozo, having been a member of numerous other political formations: the National Front (1978), Church of Odin (1980), New Force … Continue reading

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Nationalist Alternative : “just a bunch of students from Melbourne”

Dung is a great supporter of mushrooms. The dung heap known as White Nationalism has thrown up another: ‘Nationalist Alternative’. Group blames students over rent crisis Damien Murphy Sydney Morning Herald July 8, 2009 A NEW group opposing immigration from … Continue reading

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Celebrate the Failure

‘Safer, cleaner and on time’ : More staff on stations, fewer cancelled trains and improved punctuality is promised by the Brumby Government and the new consortium appointed to operate Melbourne’s trains. Connex Melbourne — a subsidiary of French TNC Veolia … Continue reading

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Iran Again

A blog called ‘Iran in the Gulf’ has provided translations of Khiaban (‘The Street’) newspaper, which is apparently circulating among oppositional elements. “Long live popular sovereignty! Long live resistance to the Coup D’état! Death to dictatorship!” In the meantime, the … Continue reading

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Racism and fascist violence in Northern Ireland PLUS

“No offence but honestly who gives a shit about some Romanians in Belfast.” Nowave | “If Romanians are so interesting to you, move to the Six Counties.” ~ Fruitsalad | Melbourne Punx Forum, October 2008 | “When we played Dirty … Continue reading

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Autnews : This Account Has Been Suspended

Brutal backlash targets Iran’s students Robert Tait and Saeed Dehghan, Tehran The Age June 17, 2009 HEAVY-handed police tactics with Iranian students are apparently aimed at quelling a wave of campus rebellions against President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad’s disputed re-election, which authorities … Continue reading

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Hail Ahmadinejad! Hail Chávez!

See also : Follow The Developments In Iran Like A CIA Analyst, Marc Ambinder, The Altantic Monthly, June 15, 2009. 30 years ago, dead French philosophe Michel Foucault hailed the Islamic Revolution. See : ‘The Seductions of Islamism: Revisiting Foucault … Continue reading

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Australia, India, racism, students

On the one hand: There is no doubt that Indian students in Melbourne feel threatened, and there is evidence that some of the attacks on Indian students have been racially motivated. But it does not follow from either of these … Continue reading

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A is for Anarchy. B is for Bullshit.

Will the Global Economic Crisis (GEC) facilitate social change? And do the recent ‘Group of 20’ (G20) protests reflect a rise in anarchism? Donna Yan and Bonita Silva investigate. ~ ‘A is for Anarchy’, Vertigo, Bonita Silva and Donna Yan, … Continue reading

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Southern Cross Soldiers can has manifesto.

Following some bad press, Australian yoof belonging to the ‘Southern Cross Soldiers’ have struck back. …We are here to stand up for, and give Aussie communities a voice when the government is too politically correct and gutless to do it. … Continue reading

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