Tuesday, November 28, 2006
Song for Free
In June 2000, environmental activist Jeff Luers, known to his friends as 'Free,' set fire to three Sport Utility Vehicles (SUVs) at Romania Chevrolet car lot in Eugene, Oregon. His stated purpose was to raise awareness about global warming and the role that SUVs play in that process.
for more information visit http://freefreenow.org
Monday, November 27, 2006
*G8 summit 2007* http://gipfelsoli.org/
A trailer for the events for the G8 summit 2007 in Rostock, Germany. The last meeting the leaders of the old world will hold.
http://gipfelsoli.org/
Genova is everywere
Erinnerung an die blutige Polizeigewalt während des G8-Gipfels in Genua 2001, die zu einem Todesopfer und vielen schwer verletzte führte.
antifa recopilatorio de videos de disturbios (emule)
video extraido de los recopilatorios colgados en el emule por primerodemayo: antifa primer recopilatorio de videos de disturbios contra la policia y neonazis por primero de mayo - videos fotos documentos musica
Acción Antifascista en Berlín (Antifaschistische Aktion)
Video de manifestaciones de Acción Antifascista en Berlín en los años 90
RIOT IN EUGENE OREGON
These images are of Eugene riot police in a skirmish line using large clouds of tear gas to disperse undesirables. The cops used megaphones to warn people off the street but it had the opposite effect and everyone gathered to see what was up.
Sunday, November 26, 2006
All Empires Must Fall
Update:Anarchist Action has released a communique
regarding the event documented in this video.
The difference between an anarchist approach
to organizing a march and typical authoritarian
leftist and liberal methods is that the latter
seeks to control the actions of the participants,
often squashing attempts at direct action.
Authoritarian leftist and liberal groups favor
routine, symbolic protests and beg for reforms
from the ruling class. This does little in terms
of actual resistance to the war or to whatever
social condition is being opposed. An anarchist
approach rejects all forms of authority and
therefore does not set protest laws or try to
keep people within boundaries- we believe in
freedom and when we take to the streets that
is the atmosphere we want. Anarchist Action
does not coordinate, plan or participate in
direct action, economic sabotage, or any other
similar actions, we simply organize a protest
space in which people may autonomously enact
a diversity oftactics, and express their
resistance in whatever way they choose.This is a first-person account of the protest that
occured in San Francisco on the evening of
July 8th, 2005. This protest recieved an exceptional
amount of attention due to the injury of a police
officer during a scuffle towards the end of the
protest. This video makes use of all natural sound.
Nestor Makhno La Rivoluzione Anarchica in Ucraina (2000) - Video
di Helene Chatelain (Arch G Pinelli) The Makhnovists were a libertarian movement, rooted in the traditions of anarchist-communism, that developed an experience of revolutionary changes in the economic and political structures of Ukrainian society
For those who are not familiar with the subject, the Makhnovists were a libertarian movement, deeply rooted in the traditions of anarchist-communism, that developed an experience of revolutionary changes in the economic and political structures of the backwarded Ukrainian society - its name coming from Nestor Makhno, a remarkable militant who remained the main figure of the movement. To defend the gains of the Social Revolution, they launched a guerrilla warfare in Ukraine against a number of enemies: foreign troops, Nationalists, Whites, different warlords and Bolsheviks. Finally defeated treacherously by the Bolsheviks, the book tells the story of the movement from its very origin, contradicting the traditional view of it as appearing literally from nowhere. The movement sprung from the rebellious history of the peasant and cossack revolts of the region, and the ground for anarchist ideas was well prepared for more than 10 years before the 1917 revolution by the agitational activities of the Gulyai Polye anarchist-communist group, founded by the Semenyuta brothers and V. Antoni. Thus, anarchism had a local tradition among the local population and it was this advantage that made it fertile soil for the Makhnovist experience. At the same time, it gives a very fine description of Makhno's own life. To understand the radicality of its revolutionary convictions: the serf origins of his family, his hard life as a child labourer, his brief schooling years, his experiences of early revolt against unfair treatment given by landlords, his activities in the Gulyai Polye anarchist-communist group, the terrorist years and his imprisonement in the different dungeons of the Czar. The bulk of the book is dedicated to the revolutionary period between 1917, when Makhno gained his freedom with the February revolution, to 1921, when the Bolsheviks won complete control over Ukraine. It depicts, with first hand information and using a wide range of sources, the Makhnovist campaigns, the difficulties of revolutionary warfare and the political struggle for the triumph of the "free soviets". Well informed, it brings together valuable accounts that discredit most of the usual charges of the Bolshevik historical mythomania against him and his movement: banditry, anti-semitism, his alleged alcoholism and their self-indulgence in orgies (!). All these are systematically exposed as utter lies, with no factual evidence, but the intention of discrediting the movement. It is important to take into account that even the sacrosanct "official anarchist historian" of the Russian Revolution, Volin, echoes these false accusations - presumably, as part of a personal vendetta against Makhno, with whom they clashed over a number of issues, mainly when in exile in Paris. Thus, by way of repeating a lie again and again, many ended up accepting it as truth. This book is a healthy way of putting the record straight on the movement.
Tags
Russian revolution; anarchism in Russia; Anarchism; Nestor Makhno; Makhnovischina; anarchists; anarchism in Ukraine;
Categories
Movies; Documentary;
Release Date: 2006-10-16
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Rating: TV-G
Miami FTAA Protest 2003, U.S. Police Tyranny
Watch the 10,000 armed forces "non-lethally" subdue 15,000 protestors. The mass spraying of bullets (rubber) into crowds, mass tasering, etc.
Society of the Spectacle (La Société du spectacle)
The 1973 film by French Situationist Guy Debord, based on the 1967 book of the same title, shows the dominating oppression of modernization of both the private and public spheres of everyday life by economic forces. The hegemonic mass media operates as a propaganda machine in both communist and capitalist nations and creates commodity fetishism in the minds of the masses.
Cop Watch- These Streets Are Watching
Cop Watch Documentary about the organization and what it does and how it can be effective
Friday, November 10, 2006
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