Consequences: The Inexorable Nature of Conflict
From The Anarchist Library by Flower Bomb
Since Julian Langer and I have passionately decided to air out our dirty laundry for the world to smell, might as well give a little background.
From The Anarchist Library by Flower Bomb
Since Julian Langer and I have passionately decided to air out our dirty laundry for the world to smell, might as well give a little background.
From ANews Podcast
Welcome to this week’s podcast. This podcast is on anarchist activity, ideas, and comments from the previous week on anarchistnews.org.
From ilrovescio.info, Translated by Act for freedom now!
The comrade Beppe is in need of economic support.
From It's Going Down
Statement from Indigenous Mazatec anarchist Miguel Peralta following the recent legal ruling in his case.
From It's Going Down
Update from Mexican anarchist prisoner Jorge “Yorch” Esquivel.
From A las barricadas, English translation via Freedom News UK
Solidarity spaces raided, presses stolen and homes invaded – anarchists are feeling the full force of Meloni-era repression after police went after a radical newspaper using anti-mafia and anti-terror legislation.
The Anarchist Library is an internet archive of resources related to anarchism in the Czech language, as well as its own DIY publishing house. So you will find here, firstly, "borrowed" texts (that is, those published by someone other than us), and secondly, original texts that were first published on the Anarchist Library.
From Umanità Nova
August 19, 2023
It is with grief that we announce that on July 11, 2023, after a long illness that in the last months had exhausted and consumed him in body and mind, comrade Paolo Bruscino passed away, leaving a void of his kind and human presence.
Paolo had approached our Federation in 2009 at the beginnings of the Pietro Gori Committee formed for the centenary of his death and for the celebrations of the Elban anarchist and the laying of a plaque in his honor.
From The Transmetropolitan Review
Unlike most anarchist women, we know a lot about Ersilia Cavedagni, although only her early history. It’s in the US that her path begins to blur into fragments, eventually dissolving into a mystery shared by many other anarchist women. No one knows when she died, just like her friend Frankie Moore, nor where she might have died, and the latest record of her existence is from 1941, when she had already left her mark on the west coast of the US.
From Ecotopia Biketour
September 5, 2023 2023
Soooo finally come some insights from the route Ljubljana-Zagreb. Yes, some things take time.
From The Japan Times
September 11, 2023
Sept. 16 will mark 100 years since the brutal killing of Noe Ito, a Japanese anarchist, author and social critic of the Meiji and Taisho eras, who was targeted and killed in the massacres that followed the Great Kanto Earthquake.
From It's Going Down
In the wake of Georgia’s Attorney General Chris Carr moving to indict 61 Stop Cop City activists on RICO charges, including those who were arrested at a concert in the Weelaunee forest in support of the movement, handing out flyers with information on the police officer who shot and killed Manuel “Tortuguita” Teran, and those involved in a local bail-fund, supporters have been taking action in solidarity with those facing repression and continuing the struggle on the ground.
Admin note: both of the following reportbacks from September 7th were submitted anonymously. They both note that no arrests were made at the noise demo. At the time of publication, one day after the noise demo, Olympia Jail Support reports that one person was arrested at their home, remained silent when questioned about the demonstration, and was quickly released.
From Derry Anarchist Collective
Belfast Radical Bookfair: Wherever workers are in struggle, fly the red and black
A special thanks to the Belfast Radical Bookfair collective for a fantastic event held in Artcetera studios earlier this month.
The Derry Anarchist Collective hosted a workshop discussion during the first Belfast Radical Bookfair in which participants dealt with the question of "What should anarchists do in times of crisis?"
This book is largely an attempt to voice a rebel praxis that is hostile towards and revolted by the annihilation of the living that is Leviathan’s daily normality. Subjects explored throughout the pieces contained within include reason, negation and nihilism, gender, work, story telling, domestication, folk, diaspora, death camp resistance, revolutions, games, love, mass extinction, culls, dialectics and dialogues, separation and co-existence, and poetry. There are also autobiographical aspects to the writing and points of reflecting on my previous writings.