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anarchist notes (Samhain, 2022)

Posted on October 31, 2022 by @ndy

• This Sunday, November 5 at Victorian Trades Hall, Anarchist Events Victoria has organised some ‘Summer Seminars’, consisting of presentations by several speakers, including: 10.30am : ‘Australia is a Crime Scene’ with Robert Thorpe 12 noon : ‘COVID, Convoys & … Continue reading →

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anarchist notes (april 13, 2016) : APRIL 2016

Posted on April 13, 2016 by @ndy

a few things : • on saturday (april 16), jura books (sydney) will be hosting a discussion w visiting academic alex prichard on the subject of ‘Anarchy, Freedom, and Constitutionalism’ : “How do you know when you’re free? Anarchists have … Continue reading →

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Anarchy ~versus~ State Terror

Posted on November 30, 2012 by @ndy

Back in May, five guys in Ohio who thought it would be a Good idea to blow up a bridge got arrested. The government said the plot “was meant to convey a message to the civilian population, the corporate world, … Continue reading →

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anarchist notes (october 17, 2012)

Posted on October 17, 2012 by @ndy

one ”It’s an idea I believe doesn’t work,” Koch says, likening Wilson’s utopia to 20th-century communism and hippie communes. At university, Koch embraced anarchism, wanting the abolition of money and the state for a society that shared everything. ”But it … Continue reading →

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anarchist notes (september 20, 2012) w/- bonus! hitchens

Posted on September 20, 2012 by @ndy

Africa Sam Mbah — you might remember him from such anarcho-syndicalist organisations as the Awareness League — has a blog. It contains a series of interviews with him on subjects including his book African Anarchism, the global economic crisis and … Continue reading →

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anarchist notes (july 25, 2012)

Posted on July 25, 2012 by @ndy

• a reminder : the second annual melbourne anarchist bookfair takes place on caturday, august 4 at the abbotsford convent. nice location, dozens of stalls, many workshops, free entry, and more deets here. • also in melbourne, on the following … Continue reading →

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anarchist notes (july 1, 2012)

Posted on July 2, 2012 by @ndy

2nd Annual Melbourne Anarchist Bookfair 2012 The second annual Melbourne Anarchist Bookfair is taking place on August 4, 2012 at the Abbotsford Convent in Abbotsford. Entry is free. For more infos see the Bookfair website. Antisemitism and Anarchy Antisemitism and … Continue reading →

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anarchist notes (may 10, 2012) with BONUS! juche thought and american frontage

Posted on May 10, 2012 by @ndy

Aotearoa/New Zealand Once Upon A Time, The Activists Formerly Known As The Urewera 20(?) were, according to police, intent on blowing shit up: even conspiring to Kill The President (of the United States). Or some shit. Sadly, in March, the … Continue reading →

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anarchist notes (february 6, 2012)

Posted on February 6, 2012 by @ndy

Gabriel Kuhn has written an interesting review of some of the definitional problems that emerge from Michael Schmidt and Lucien van der Walt’s book Black Flame: The Revolutionary Class Politics of Anarchism and Syndicalism (AK Press, 2009) in Perspectives 2011 … Continue reading →

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anarchist notes (august 22, 2011)

Posted on August 22, 2011 by @ndy

The inaugural A(narchist) Melbourne Bookfair/Melbourne Anarchist Bookfair done come and gone. It seemed to be reasonably popular and will likely return next year, again as a precursor to the Melbourne Writers Festival. (Speaking of books, Enrico Massetti is looking for … Continue reading →

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