A video recording of the live stream Global Solidarity against the Invasion: Voices from Ukraine, Belarus, and Russia. o-hosted by Anti-authoritarian Movement Athens/Nosotros EKX CrimethInc.
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In March 2011, protests broke out in Syria against the dictator Bashar al-Assad. Assad turned the full power of the military against the ensuing revolutionary movement; yet for some time, it appeared possible that it might topple his government. Then Vladimir Putin stepped in, enabling Assad to stay in power at a tremendous cost in human lives and securing a foothold for Russian power in the region. In the following text, a collective of Syrian exiles and their comrades think through how their experiences in the Syrian Revolution can inform efforts to support the resistance to the invasion in Ukraine and the anti-war movement in Russia.
Continue reading War in Ukraine: Ten Lessons from Syria – Syrian Exiles on How Their Experience Can Inform Resistance to the Invasion
Putin claims that Russia is invading Ukraine to enact “demilitarization,” to “protect civilians.” This is a lie: the opposite is true.
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What if we knew that we would face the same situation that occurred on January 6 again, but with Trump and his supporters better prepared for it? How would we prepare?
Continue reading January 6: First as Farce, Next Time as Tragedy? – What If We Knew We Would Face Another Coup?
India. In the following report, Pranav Jeevan P [1] explores the conflict between the farmers and the far-right government of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the character of the movement that the farmers initiated, and the means by which they triumphed.
Continue reading How Farmers Defeated the Government of India – A Year of Protests Shows the Effectiveness of Horizontality and Direct Action
Minneapolis. MN. There has been lot of talk about police abolition over the past year and a half. But very different proposals coincide under this language. The coming years could see the phasing out of police departments—and in their place, an array of other agencies, activists, psychiatrists, and neighborhood watch organizations enforcing the same social order under a different name.
Continue reading How (Not) to Abolish The Police – A Guide from the City of Minneapolis
Poster and zine by Crimethinc, Ill Will Editions and Its Going Down: Break The Borders: For Solidarity, Mutual Aid, And Fire To The American Plantantion.
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Now that the United States has withdrawn from Afghanistan after a ruinous 20-year occupation, we can see the attacks of September 11, 2001 in a different light. Islamist jihadists were baiting the empire into a disastrous “war on terror” that they knew would polarize more people into their own camp, even as it inflicted unthinkable tragedies upon all sides—above all, upon those on the receiving end of imperialist violence. From the initial attacks to the US government response, the entire affair was calculated to channel conflicts resulting from capitalist colonialism into a religious war that would reduce the spectrum of possibility to a choice between rival militarisms.
Continue reading The Craziest Walk Ever – The View from in Front of the Burning Pentagon on September 11, 2001
The speed with which the Taliban have recaptured Afghanistan ahead of the United States pullout illustrates how fragile the hegemony of the US empire is: how much force it takes to maintain it and how quickly everything can change when that force is withdrawn. It offers a glimpse into a possible post-imperial future—though hardly a promising one. Why were the Taliban able to regain so much territory so quickly? What do the US withdrawal and its consequences tell us about the future and how we might prepare for it?
Continue reading Afghanistan: The Taliban Victory in a Global Context – A Perspective from a Veteran of the US Occupation
Continuing CrimethInc’s back-to-school theme this week, we offer a memoir about how university students can engage in class mutiny, weaponizing their access to resources in order to contribute to broader struggles against capitalism. This narrative charts the trajectory of one rebel from the confrontational dropout politics of the anti-globalization era to an effort to infiltrate and undermine the institutions of power from within, ending with a rousing call for people of all professions and social positions to subvert their roles for the sake of collective liberation.
Continue reading No Gods, No Masters Degrees – A Memoir of Struggle from Outside and Inside the Institutions of Learning
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