Monthly Archives: December 2008

December 20, 2008 : International Day of Action Against Murder by the State (Sydney)

Posted on December 19, 2008 by @ndy

Update : The uprising in Greece has spawned hundreds of solidarity actions around the world. Here’s a map. International Day of Action Against Murder by the State Saturday, December 20, 2008 : 11 am Greek Consulate 223 Castlereagh St, Sydney … Continue reading →

Posted in History, State / Politics | 1 Comment

“Your heads are full of rubbish because you have read too many books.”

Posted on December 19, 2008 by @ndy

Cabbage-patch revolutionaries? The French ‘grocer terrorists’ The Independent December 18, 2008 The villagers of Tarnac were charmed by the self-sufficient students who set up a commune in their midst. Little did they realise that their new neighbours were anarchists bent … Continue reading →

Posted in !nataS, Anarchism, State / Politics, Student movement, War on Terror | 1 Comment

International Committee of the Fourth International (ICFI) on callous and brutal police

Posted on December 19, 2008 by @ndy

Australia: Police gun down 15-year-old boy Katrina Morrison wsws.org December 17, 2008 Fifteen-year-old Tyler Cassidy was shot dead by police officers in Melbourne, Victoria last Thursday night in a callous and brutal act. Four officers surrounded the agitated youth at … Continue reading →

Posted in State / Politics, Trot Guide | 4 Comments

200K

Posted on December 18, 2008 by @ndy

JOCK Palfreeman, the Sydney man accused of murdering a university student in Bulgaria last month, is enjoying cult-like status on the Internet. Palfreeman, 21, who bears a striking resemblance to actor Matt Damon, is now the subject of at least … Continue reading →

Posted in Anarchism, Media | Leave a comment

December 20, 2008 : International Day of Action Against Murder by the State (Melbourne)

Posted on December 18, 2008 by @ndy

Update : Youth wounded by bullet in Athens, The Age, December 18, 2008: “A high school student has been slightly wounded by a bullet fired in front of a school in a western Athens suburb, police say, ahead of new … Continue reading →

Posted in History, State / Politics | 10 Comments

Heroes

Posted on December 18, 2008 by @ndy

X Factor Heroes? 14/12/08 In response to the release of the X Factor’s ‘Hero’ in support of Britain’s occupation of Afghanistan and Iraq éirígí has compiled an alternative video highlighting the true nature of modern day imperialism. [Since éirígí uploaded … Continue reading →

Posted in State / Politics, War on Terror | Leave a comment

The New Right in The Public Eye

Posted on December 18, 2008 by @ndy

For reasons best known to themselves, augmented by their relatively limited appeal, the fascist groupuscule New Right (Australia/New Zealand) — aka the ‘national anarchists’ — has been fairly quiet of late. Given that their principal activities revolve around chattering on … Continue reading →

Posted in Anti-fascism, State / Politics | 6 Comments

Liberalsh are *hic* the besht… What are YOU *hic* lookin’ *hic* at?

Posted on December 18, 2008 by @ndy

NOW… Young Libs arrested at conference David Rood The Age December 18, 2008 TWO Liberal students, including a member of Victorian senator Helen Kroger’s staff, have been arrested for public drunkenness at a student conference. Gideon Rozner and Francesco Cambria … Continue reading →

Posted in Student movement | 2 Comments

Moaron Rob Gilchrist

Posted on December 17, 2008 by @ndy

Police informants are go! Last weekend, Rob Gilchrist was exposed as a paid police informant, a role he’d fulfilled for the last 10 years. Recently, Rob has also — and unsurprisingly — been exposed as a provocateur, and as someone … Continue reading →

Posted in State / Politics, War on Terror | 2 Comments

“Stop watching, get out onto the streets” // “Free everyone who has been arrested”

Posted on December 17, 2008 by @ndy

ROFLMAO! ATHENS, Greece (AP) — Protesters forced their way into Greece’s state NET television news studio Tuesday and interrupted a news broadcast featuring the prime minister so they could urge viewers to join mass anti-government demonstrations. For more than a … Continue reading →

Posted in Anarchism, Anti-fascism, Media, Poetry, Student movement | 1 Comment