Another Word for Settle: A Response to ‘Rattachements’ and ‘Inhabit’
from It's Going Down
An anti-colonial critique of two texts, Rattachements and Inhabit.
from It's Going Down
An anti-colonial critique of two texts, Rattachements and Inhabit.
Nevermore – An Anarchist Journal of Heresy and Thoughtcrime – An Anarchist Take on Covid-19
A zine tackling the question of COVID from an anarchist perspective. Nevermore – An Anarchist Journal of Heresy and Thoughtcrime Volume 1, February 21.
In this part of the world, mid-March is the time for planting. Mid-February, then, is the time for reflecting. Reflecting on what you planted last year, reflecting on how things look today, reflecting on how you might do things differently this time round. Reflecting on whether to carry on at all, or to tear it up and burn it down...
From The Anews Podcast!
Welcome to the anews podcast. This podcast is on anarchist activity, ideas, and conversations from the previous week on anarchistnews.org.
from The Commoner
Fighting Catholics, Fash, and Catholic Fash - An Interview with the Polish Anarchist Federation
via AMW
Incendiary Attacks on Houses of Police in Solidarity with Dimitris Koufondinas in Athens, Greece
The anarchist cell of response to violence claimed responsibility for incendiary attacks on the homes of retired lieutenant general of the Greek police, Christos Kontaridis and brigadier general of the Greek police, Michalis Ladomenou.The following is their statement:
from CrimethInc.
On Repression, Representation, and Revolt
from Derry Anarchists
Barricade Bulletin No. 12 is created by the Derry Anarchist Collective is now available from members locally or directly from the usual local outlets. For those of you beyond Derry and the North West you can download the online version which now carries news and other information. Click on the following link
THE GROWING ANTI-CURFEW MOVEMENT IN QUEBEC
A new anti-lock-down movement is emerging in Quebec.
In Montreal, anarchists and other radical Leftists have begun to protest the draconian curfew law which essentially has put the entire province of Quebec on house arrest. The first demonstration was held in the neighbourhood of Hochelaga. A report-back can be found here: https://mtlcounterinfo.org/anti-curfew-march-reportback/
As a way to remember Arargorn!’s writing at the first anniversary of his death, and using the ongoing “Constructing Anarchisms” workshop as a prompt, let’s discuss how each of us would make Aragorn!’s anarchism «our own». How would we each pen an outline for a syllabus based on his ideas that would help us incorporate them into each of our own personal anarchism, whether as agreements, stepping stones, or interesting disagreements?
from CrimethInc.
A Zine, a Video, and a Poem
from Page of Swords by Jack
On William Gillis' "Bad people"
"Contrary to the assertions of some leftists there are in fact thoroughly monstrous people who are not just victims of their social conditions."
That’s how starts "Bad people", a bizarre essay published in The Anarchist Library last August by the scientist, writer and activist William Gillis, where he both advocates for the ostracism of abusers as a good anarchist praxis, and… errr… proposes a way to prevent ex-cops from forming urban gangs in the post-state anarchist society to come.
We’re in a stage of the construction of this first anarchism where we have to focus on the ideological and practical implications of the theory of collective force and unity-collectivities we have been exploring. I had originally intended to address these questions in a different manner, focusing on the concepts of mutualism and federation, but the concerns remain much the same.