Category Archives: State / Politics

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Inside the bRanes of Larry Pickering (via @sexenheimer)

Posted on August 23, 2012 by @ndy

Larry Who? Apparently, some bloke what does cartoons and hatesss the nasssty Joolya (Jew Liar amirite?). Anyway, he has some very interesting views on race and stuff. NB. There is no legislation to cover blue moustaches. RACISM: The bleating Jews … Continue reading →

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Dear La Trobe student, Protest is baaad. Get it?

Posted on August 22, 2012 by @ndy

Update : ‘Students from the “Stop the HUSS Cuts Collective” have voted to occupy the La Trobe University campus in Bundoora indefinitely, starting tonight.’ In which case, students have gotten really really REALLY big in recent years, or you can … Continue reading →

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notes on assange

Posted on August 21, 2012 by @ndy

Chiefly for my own benefit… On August 20, 2010 two women, Anna Ardin and Sofia Wilén, attended the Klara police station in Stockholm where they were interviewed by Swedish police. Their statements form the basis of possible charges of rape … Continue reading →

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Pussy Riot : сингл для приговора Путин зажигает костры // Putin Lights Up the Fires

Posted on August 18, 2012 by @ndy

Also here and here. …translation : Alex Bulgakov… The state in a jail is stronger than time The more arrests – the happier And every arrest – with love to a sexist Whose cheeks are shaking as his stomach and … Continue reading →

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Julia Gillard condemns refugees. LOL. I mean, Assange.

Posted on August 16, 2012 by @ndy

The Ecuadorian government has announced it will grant diplomatic asylum to Wikileaks founder Julian Assange. “I absolutely condemn the placement of this information on the WikiLeaks website – it’s a grossly irresponsible thing to do and an illegal thing to … Continue reading →

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Son of Monash ALP ~versus~ Wholefoods

Posted on August 10, 2012 by @ndy

As noted previously, the Labor-controlled Monash Student Association is attempting to destroy the Wholefoods cafe and restaurant — and doing a bloody good job of it too I might add. The Executive’s latest stunt has been to a) deny petitioners … Continue reading →

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Melbourne Anarchist Bookfair 2012 (Review)

Posted on August 6, 2012 by @ndy

I went to the second annual Melbourne Anarchist Bookfair on Saturday. It was noice, but not much different from last year (other than in size — bigger) and not really unusual in other respects. Of the stalls, there were something … Continue reading →

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Tractors ~versus~ Cops

Posted on August 3, 2012 by @ndy

zero one A Guy Just Drove A Tractor Over Seven Cop Cars In Vermont “A Vermont resident just took to a farm tractor and ran over seven police cruisers. We spoke to police and they currently have “no idea why” … Continue reading →

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Monash ALP ~versus~ Wholefoods

Posted on August 1, 2012 by @ndy

LOL. Labor students at Monash University have declared WAR! on the Wholefoods restaurant — and by most accounts they appear to be winning. For those of you coming in late, “Wholefoods is a non-profit, collective-run, vegetarian restaurant, café and grocery, … Continue reading →

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Joolya, working families, and political rhetoric

Posted on July 30, 2012 by @ndy

Above : Members of a working family. “This is why workers and working Australians — the “working families” phrase long since having been taken out the back and shot — recur so frequently in the Prime Minister’s domestic speeches; not merely on industrial relations … Continue reading →

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