From C4SS
We live in a world of surveillance states, militarized police, and crackdowns on dissent. Meanwhile, corporate behemoths will often ally with the state to shut down dissident speech or aid and abet surveillance.
From Birds Before the Storm by Margaret Killjoy
or: Thoughtcrime and flimsy cases
From YouTube by One People's Project / Idavox
Hosts: DLJ, Christian, and Marina
Last weekend we went to the Upstate Anarchist Bookfair And we wanted to show everyone who and what we saw. We also give an update on the Alex Stokes case.
In the realm of antifascist politic, which is in many ways, the dominant expression of USian anarchism, infiltration, doxing, and information sharing are the norm. But are these practices reproducing something antithetical to anarchist practice?
A COLLABORATIVE DRAFT STATEMENT REGARDING THE RELEVANCE OF THE PRAIRIELAND CONVICTION TO PRINTERS AND ZINE DISTRIBUTORS (posted without editing and without talking to anyone who might know more about the case than we do. We would rather open the dialogue & polish in the comments)
If you haven't been following the Prairieland "antifa terrorist enterprise" case, it ended pretty fucking bad. Comrades were convicted on federal felony charges based on activities such as owning a printer and moving a box of zines into a car.
From truthout by Brit “Red” Schulte, January 10, 2026
The Trump administration now has zine distributors and jail support efforts in its sights.
From Anarchist Black Cross Dresden
In mid November GLS bank got in touch with the association that was helping us to collect donations. Their bank account got canceled immediately. The bank didn’t give any reason apart from mentioning a certain rule that allows them to cancel the bank account for “important reasons”.
From Human Iterations by William Gillis
It’s 2015 and I’m sitting on a couch with my roommate, gazing down on another Fuck The Police riot turned street party. The day has been long, the bars have already closed, and we’re both back in our rent-controlled collective house in San Francisco’s Lower Haight, too exhausted to go out and join the rowdies blaring music beneath our window.
From The Intercept by Seth Stern
Daniel Sanchez is facing federal charges for what free speech advocates say is a clear attack on the First Amendment.
Federal prosecutors have filed a new indictment in response to a July 4 noise demonstration outside the Prairieland ICE detention facility in Alvarado, Texas, during which a police officer was shot.
From The Guardian UK by Edward Helmore, 9 Oct 2025 22.20 EDT
Rutgers University professor who published book on antifa was told at gate his trip was cancelled after Trump threats