Category Archives: France

Tonight the Enemy Will Know the Price of Blood and Tears: RIP Clément Méric

Posted on June 5, 2015 by valdinoci

On June 5, 2013, several anti-fascists, including 18-year old Clément Méric, interrupted a Nazi shopping trip to a Ben Sherman and Fred Perry sample sale in Paris. The fascist skinheads, aligned with the Jeunesses nationalistes révolutionnaires (“Revolutionary Nationalist Youth”)—a since-banned … Continue reading →

Posted in France, Solidarity | Tagged #ClémentMéric, anti-fascism, antifa, RIP, solidairty

W.A.S.P. Guitarist Blames ‘N***er Music’ For His Lack of Fans

Posted on July 19, 2014 by valdinoci

crossposted from our comrades at One People’s Project HOW ‘BLACK CULTURE’ CHASED FORMER W.A.S.P. GUITARIST OUT OF AMERICA One People’s Project In an interview with the metal website Riff Metal Mag, Chris Holmes, a former member of the 1980s metal band W.A.S.P., says … Continue reading →

Posted in Culture, France, Music, United States

Action Antifa vol1 – “NI OUBLI, NI PARDON”

Posted on April 23, 2014 by nycautonomousantifa

An Antifascist RAP mixtape by AFA PARIS-BANLIEUE Tracklist : Marouf – Introduction Cutter & Le Druide (Sang Mêlé) – Ni Oubli Ni Pardon Eone (Première Ligne) – J’plaide coupable (remix) Tonio – Sans titre Kash Leone – Mauvaise rencontre Kev … Continue reading →

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Clément Méric aged 18 from Brest, France – Beaten to death by neo-Nazis in Paris on 5 June 2013

Posted on June 6, 2013 by nycautonomousantifa

Active with ‘Action Antifasciste Paris-Banlieue‘ and the student group ‘Solidarity”, Clement was attacked by a group of neo-Nazis in central Paris. He was rushed to hospital and later was pronounced ‘brain-dead’ Meric and three of his friends were attending a … Continue reading →