A text written at the end of my hunger strike and some reflections on the struggle against war

From Act for Freedom Now! by Luca Dolce a.k.a. Stecco

Original title: "(Italy A text written at the end of my hunger strike and some reflections on the struggle against war by anarchist prisoner Luca Dolce a.k.a. Stecco "

“Yet Another War of Extermination” – Letter by anarchist prisoner Luca ‘Stecco’ Dolce

From Dark Nights - Italy

Now that the masses all over the world have expressed their solidarity with Gaza, I’d be curious to know how social scientist Elias Canetti(1) would describe his concept of the “masses” in such a technological, warmongering and at the same time, exterminating age as ours. He says that mass society exists in the mind of human beings before it materially expresses itself. If ancient societies chose certain social and economic forms of mere subsistence, it was because they deliberately chose not to use bureaucratic or authoritarian methods: they foresaw their dangers. Our ancestors, therefore, were perfect political animals, aware and active observers of the community’s social life.

Anarchist Luca Dolce, aka Stecco, sentenced to 42 months’ prison

From Act for Freedom Now! - Tento, Italy

Yesterday 21/3/25, in the court of Trento the first grade trial took place against our friend and comrade Stecco, accused of having supported the friend and comrade Juan while he was in hiding and of having falsified identity documents. In a summary trial Stecco was sentenced to 3 years and 6 months’ prison (even more than that requested by the Prosecution).

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