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From Seaweed blog

As I’ve said many times, the enemy does not occupy every inch of our lives. There are many fissures in the dominant reality, and places where the patrols and henchmen are few. So we can, if we choose, as individuals or in groups, take advantage of these weaknesses. We dream, we make love, we play, we fight, we speak our minds, we break, we join indigenous traditionalists in their re-occupation camps, we sabotage, we romance, we learn sensual skills, we withdraw and we attack, we analyze, we laugh, we try, we experiment, etc.

On July 3rd, there was a solidarity demonstration against repression in
Mexico, organized against the Mexican Consulate in Indianapolis.

The text of the flyer distributed during the demonstration:

On June 16, 2015, the Anarchist Black Cross-Mexico, an anti-repression
organization, released word describing an escalation of the harassment
and surveillance they experience at the hands of the Mexican state.

This is just the latest clamp down doled out by the Mexican government:

Acidifying oceans, melting polar caps and glaciers, severe weather fluctuations, the metastasizing cancer of mega-cities, contamination of air, water and soil, soaring extinction rates – and all the rest that you are likely well aware of regarding the physical environment of this planet.

From The UK Guardian - by David Priestland

State socialism has failed, so has the market. We need to rediscover the anarchist thinker Peter Kropotkin

From Athens Indymedia

ANNOUNCEMENT Of the Greek activist newspaper "APATRIS" on the breakthroughs in Greece:

After the unsuccessful attempts for a compromise between the two Memoranda proposals (one of from the European Union and the IMF and another one from the Greek coalition of SYRIZA- ANEL), the government opted for a referendum on the question of the acceptance or not of the economic measures proposed by the creditors.

This week we take a look at the 6 plus year student revolt in Chile, plus ballot burning fury in Mexico and an interview with militants from Santiago who tell us about the anarchist scene there.

To watch this video visit http://www.submedia.tv/stimulator/2015/07/03/anarchy-now-chile-elects-re...

The Institute for Anarchist Studies is proud to announce the new issue of Perspectives on Anarchist Theory, #28, on the theme of Justice. It can be purchased here through AK Press.

This issue features: 

Introduction, On Justice, by Maia Ramnath, Paul Messersmith-Glavin, Sara Rahnoma-Galindo, and Lara Messersmith-Glavin for the Perspectives Collective.

How do anarchists organize outside of major cities? In Episode 38 of the Ex-Worker, we offer a profile of anarchism in Lake Worth, a small coastal town in southern Florida with a surprisingly active and vibrant culture of resistance. Participants in the Everglades Earth First!, the Earth First! Journal, the South Florida Prison Books Project, the former Night Heron Infoshop, and Prison Legal News discuss the many radical projects that operate out of Lake Worth.

From The Hamilton Institute

Introduction