Submitted by Bursts on Mon, 03/10/2014 - 10:46
The show can be heard at AFM from Monday 3AM EST thru 3/9/14, podcasting at radio4all.net and archived later at our website
This week, we make some announcements concerning benefits in NC for water distribution in WV and a benefit in Durham for Luke O'Donovan.
Submitted by Anonymous on Mon, 03/10/2014 - 00:52
In the belly of the beast, a line synonymous with this region of the world, to denote the impossibility of attacking what oppresses us. How can we when our every motion is watched by artificial eyes from above? Our communications across the web intercepted? Undercovers everywhere we come together? The private militarisation of an occupying force on the streets? The forgotten ghettos of desperation multiplying? The incarceration complex ready to bursting? Drugged to the eyeballs by psychotic drugs? The palace of consumerism reflecting back at us through every window we stare through? Pointless ineffective A to B kettled protests? The date with cops that are summit mobilisations? Tired old grey haired theories boring us with irrelevance? Right, centre or left, who cares? The pious society bathing in self inflicted apathy? Educated from birth to submit to voluntary servitude? The prison society closing in around us? A repression that is more psychological than physical?
Submitted by Anonymous on Mon, 03/10/2014 - 00:15
At some point late in the night after the Oakland City Council voted to continue with the Domain Awareness Center -- albeit a significantly scaled-down Port-only version of the surveillance center -- a group calling themselves the Technophobic Women's Action Team (or T.W.A.T.) staged camover actions against stoplight cameras at two intersections in West Oakland.
Submitted by Anonymous on Sun, 03/09/2014 - 18:05
We’re happy to announce that a new zine, Unforgiving and Inconsolable: Durham Against the Police, is now available for download and printing. The zine compiles writings released in the heat of battle over the last few months, as three separate marches protesting the police detention and murder of Chuy Huerta brought the town’s distrust and anger with its police to the fore.
Submitted by worker on Sun, 03/09/2014 - 11:10
On Saturday, pro-Russian demonstrators stormed the regional state administration building in Kharkiv, Ukraine’s second-largest city, which is in the northeastern part of the country, not far from the Russian border. In the city’s central square, protests against the regime of President Viktor Yanukovych, who was closely aligned with Russia, had been taking place every day for three months. After protests in Kiev in late February became increasingly violent, with government forces shooting into crowds, Yanukovych fled the country; soon after, Kharkiv’s pro-Russian mayor and regional governor disappeared. Last weekend, locals who are against the country’s turn away from Russia came out in force to counterprotest. They were joined by agitators who many observers suspect were bussed in from Russia. (As in Crimea and other parts of Ukraine, pro-Russian forces are not always who they say they are.) Armed with bats, the pro-Russian demonstrators attacked the mostly college-age activists who had occupied the building on Freedom Square.
Submitted by Anonymous on Fri, 03/07/2014 - 09:36
For the past few years the U.S. military have been training in tactical urban assault. A few stories have surfaced describing the training as preparing for new, unfamiliar, and not yet thought up scenarios focusing on suburban and urban terrain. As the state is preparing for "asymmetric warfare" the society is further enslaved by media delusions. The U.S. military clearly thinks that impending economic collapse will cause further social unrest leading to full blown class warfare. If this happens know that urban environments will militarized over night (see: boston bombing aftermath).
Submitted by Anonymous on Fri, 03/07/2014 - 04:19
The self as egoist was present all along as the object of the most basic negations of the God of religion or the ethical person. The self was repudiated as “sinner” and “inhuman wretch.” But nothing could erase the self’s being the self-this bodily self, with its inherent I-ness, its ownness (Eigenheit) . Beaten down by God, the state, society, and humanity, it nevertheless slowly began to raise its head again. It could do this because fanatics brandishing Bibles or reason or the ideals of humanity “are unconsciously and unintentionally pursuing I-ness”.
Firstly, it was revealed that “God’s” true body was “man,” which represented one step toward the selfdiscovery of the ego.
Submitted by worker on Thu, 03/06/2014 - 20:32
Submitted by worker on Thu, 03/06/2014 - 20:28
From The Blaze - by Liz Klimas
Douglas Coulter used to work in the government intelligence community. Now, living as a recluse in Floyd, Va., in an area where he says they practice “libertarian communism,” he’s a self-professed DIY engineer, gunsmith, race car driver and more.
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