
A reportback from the Yellow Vests actions in Toulouse on December 29: Acte VII.
Continue reading Reportback #YellowVests: #ActeVII in #ToulouseEnough 14 is not organizing any of these events, we are publishing these texts for people across the US and Europe to be able to see what is going on and for documentation only. - On February 1, 2021, our online shop will be closed. We have had too many delays with our suppliers due to Corona restrictions. All orders that were ordered until February 1, 2021, will be delivered. Thank you for your support.
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Continue reading After #FacebookA report from Nîmes in the southern part of the French territory: “A deeply-rooted belief in social justice lies behind the unprecedented uprising”.
Continue reading “Police everywhere, justice nowhere!” – #GiletsJaunes on the streets of #NîmesAn interview about the Gilets Jaunes with Raoul Vaneigem [1] for Le Nouveau Magazine littéraire and published on Dec. 21st, 2018.
Continue reading #YellowVests: Everything is possible, even self-managing assemblies in the middle of street intersections, villages and neighborhoods – An interview with Raoul VaneigemBetween October 2017 and February 2018, the Russian security services tortured several Russian anarchists and anti-fascists as part of an
investigation into alleged terrorism offences.
A Libertarian Communist analysis of the Great Leap Forward under Mao Tse-Tung and the Chinese Communists which aims to show that the Great Leap Forward was a capitalist project rather than a socialist, or communist one.
Continue reading The Capitalist Nature Of The Great Leap ForwardThis episode features two interviews with organizers of New Years Eve noise demonstrations in Hamilton and in Montreal.
Continue reading From Embers #NYE: Out With A Bang – Making Noise For Prisoners on the Last Night of the YearEduardo Colombo is the third of our anarchists whom we (Autonomies) have grouped under the title of writers of “May 68”, which includes Jaime Semprun, Miguel Amorós and Amedeo Bertolo. The reference to “May 68” is a political metaphor in this instance, for aside from Semprun, the other three writers were in their respective countries of origin at the time (Amorós was in spain, Bertolo in italy, and Colombo in argentina), but all four writers would be profoundly maked by the events of May and would endeavour to rethink anarchism in the wake of those events.
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