Berlin. A contribution by Sebastian Lotzer about yesterday’s actions after the eviction of Köpi-Wagenplatz.
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Endgames [Part 4]
Sebastian Lotzer writes a monthly column for Non Copyriot: Endgames. Here is Part 4. Endgames is a series of contributions, mainly (but not only) to Corona related issues, mainly (but not only) in Germany.
Continue reading Endgames [Part 4]Nightshift [2] – What color has the night
Sebastian Lotzer wrote three novels that were published by Bahoe Books. Unfortunately his books were not translated (yet?) in English. Sebatian also writes regularly for Sunzi Bingfa. Here is Nightshift [2] – What color has the night, a piece from the latest edition (#15, February 8, 2021) of Sunzi Bingfa. You will find Nightshift [1] here (English).
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Sebastian Lotzer wrote three novels that were published by Bahoe Books. Unfortunately his books were not translated (yet?) in English. Sebatian also writes regularly for Sunzi Bingfa. Here is a piece from the latest edition (#14, January 25, 2021) of Sunzi Bingfa.
Continue reading 2021 – Nightshift [1]Pandemic war diaries reloaded – #Italy: Revolt against state of emergency and curfew generalizes
What started a few days ago with the conflicts in Naples against the new decrees of the regional government, which ordered a renewed curfew and the closure of restaurants and small stores, has spread over large parts of Italy within a few days. On Tuesday evening there were already protests in over 30 Italian cities, looting and riots in Turin, street fighting in Milan. This spontaneous movement is full of contradictions, both in its orientation and in its composition, how could it be any different in these times. In Naples, there was a diffuse mobilization of residents and small business owners on one side, and on the other, a mobilization of leftists and grassroots unionists who fought with the cops. The next day there was a mobilization of the fascists in Rome, but apart from fireworks they did not succeed in doing much.
Continue reading Pandemic war diaries reloaded – #Italy: Revolt against state of emergency and curfew generalizes#Berlin: Dancing In the Rain – #Liebig34
Berlin. October 9. 2020. The crowd pushes itself loudly through the narrow alley towards Hackescher Markt, with just one squad of riot cops in front. The drizzle has started right on time, the wetness creeps through the cracks and pores, making the legs clammy. The alley cats have sought shelter under a ledge, pull out their smartphones, smiles on their faces, something different than the usual tourist faces. Hundreds additional riot cops, federal police and others from outide of Berlin stream out of their staging areas. The first mistake: arrogance. Never underestimate a weakened opponent.
Continue reading #Berlin: Dancing In the Rain – #Liebig34Pandemic war diaries – Expansion of combat zones
Berlin. No, no long treatises on Stuttgart. Rarely a riot has explained itself so directly. Anyone who has gone through this state of emergency in recent months with their eyes open has been able to see it all. The first days of mass internment: streets that had become deserted in Kreuzberg, every 2 minutes a cop car passes by, the crews look at you with mistrust if you are still on the road. In the dark corners of the new building ghettos small groups of young people who have nothing else to see each other. The almighty cops with that last pinch of power that was still missing to finally be able to reprimand, control and lock up everyone. You could see it in their faces, body language tells more than a thousand words. There is no longer any need for reasons and justifications, the infection protection law as a manual of a totalitarian state.
Continue reading Pandemic war diaries – Expansion of combat zonesPandemic war diaries – Fog of horror
Continue reading Pandemic war diaries – Fog of horror“And then, all of a sudden, fog came up, it was the purest laundry room, but then they suddenly saw a light.
That must be the lighthouse light, so the shore was not far away. But – it was a bonfire, like this one.
The ship was hurled against the rocks, the wreck went down and with it all the men on board.
After the ship had sunk, the fog disappeared again, as suddenly as it had appeared.
And it never came back…”
Pandemic War Diaries – #CoronaRiots
Continue reading Pandemic War Diaries – #CoronaRiots“I.e., any approach that is serious about the tendency to abolish must inevitably, in its strategic orientation, aim for confrontation, for collision, even if, in its tactical nature, it may initially take different paths because its own forces are too weak, too fragmented, too unorganized.
2014 – The year when we were nowhere | Autonomous activists from Berlin
Pandemic War Diaries – Time Collapse (Classwar)
Sebastian Lotzer / Sergio Bologna
Continue reading Pandemic War Diaries – Time Collapse (Classwar)When truth is too weak to defend itself, it must resort to attack
Bertolt Brecht
