Seattle. WA. Around the country, as people lose their jobs and wonder how they will pay their rent or mortgage, the words rent strike are being heard more and more. This website will serve as a resource for how to make a rent and mortgage strike a reality in Seattle. Check back for more resources for how we can refuse to pay together.
Continue reading Announcing: #Seattle Rent Strike
Seattle. WA. This May Day we invite organizations, crews, and individuals to take the initiative and plan actions reflecting our diverse and interconnected struggles.
Continue reading For an Autonomous & Decentralized May Day in #Seattle, #WA
Puget Sound Prisoner Support (PSPS) is an anti-repression collective based in Seattle. For 5+ years we have provided jail and legal support for people who have been arrested at protests and demonstrations. We walk people through the legal procedure of arrest, court proceedings, bail if necessary, getting in touch with a lawyer also if necessary, and in general help people understand a confusing legal system. We do not provide legal support for people who get arrested for civil disobedience; rather, we provide an “emergency service” for when participants of a protest or demonstration get arrested. We offer a safety net for people to land in when the unexpected happens and things go wrong. We’ve supported friends and strangers alike, bailed people out, showed up at court proceedings throughout trials, and helped with fundraising to cover legal costs. Our major caveat is that we do not offer support to anyone who would endanger our communities by way of cooperating with the police, the courts or any other governing agency. No snitching, plain and simple.
Continue reading #Seattle: PSPS Statement on Recent FBI Activity
Olympia. WA. We hope that the bravery and decisive action against the colonial state and it’s extractive industrial projects shown via the Unist’ot’en camp continue to spread and inspire blockades, sabotage, and conflict elsewhere.
Continue reading #Olympia, #Washington: New Poster in Solidarity with Wet’suwet’en
Seattle. Washington. On a sunny Sunday afternoon about 50 of us gathered in occupied Duwamish territory to blockade BNSF railroad tracks along Seattle’s waterfront at the railroad crossing of Broad St. & Alaskan Way in a show of solidarity with the Wet’suwet’en Nation and countless others who have been fighting Canada’s drive to force Coastal Gas Link’s gas-pipeline by way of police (RCMP) force. Our intentions differed from that of opportunistic NGOs; our aim was to cause as much economic disruption as possible without a single arrest.
Continue reading #Seattle: BNSF Rails Blockaded in Solidarity with Wet’suwet’en
Seatlle. WA. In the early hours of Tuesday February 11th, we dropped two banners for the morning commuters heading into Seattle on I-90 in solidarity with those fighting against the RCMP and Coastal Gaslink on Wet’suwet’en lands in so-called British Columbia.
Continue reading #Seattle, #Washington: Banner Drop in Solidarity with Wet’suwet’en Nation
Olympia. WA. On Wednesday February 6th 2020, RCMP forces again began to invade sovereign Wet’suwet’en territory, in the name of the Coastal GasLink Pipeline. The Unist’ot’en and Gidumt’en clans have been calling for action: to keep attention on this enforcement of colonization, to act in solidarity, and shut down the systems which enable the pipeline, the RCMP, and business as usual.
Continue reading #Olympia, #Washington: Solidarity with Wet’suwet’en during RCMP Raid
On December 31st, 2019 colonial courts attempted to progress colonial processes, handing pipeline company Coastal GasLink (CGL) an injunction against the Wet’suwet’en people on their own land. Unfortunately for them, the Wet’suwet’en said no. Hereditary chiefs from all five clans Wet’suwet’en rejected the court’s jurisdiction on their unceded territory. With the world behind them and watching, the Wet’suwet’en remain steadfast that no pipeline will desecrate their lands and poison their waters. Exactly one year since RCMP invaded sovereign Gidimt’en Wet’suwet’en territory with snipers authorized to use lethal force, the Wet’suwet’en people prepare for another imminent raid. As anarchists and anti-capitalists, our hearts pound with the Wet’suwet’en as they struggle against the state for their autonomy, and for the earth. The time is now to light and act with that same fire.
Continue reading #Olympia: All eyes on Wet’suwet’en
Statement from La Resistencia (formerly NWDC Resistance), a migrant defence organization, on the police killing of a person who was appears to have been trying to sabotage the North West Detention Centre.
Continue reading #Tacoma, #WA: La Resistencia Statement on Shooting Death of Northwest Detention Center Protester
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