mac.anarchobase.com Two Minutes of Infamy is a gathering of groups and individuals Contact 2mins@anarchobase.com for any additional information. mac.anarchobase.com for updates. Each person has two minutes to promote their project, share their ideas Past sessions of 2.M.I. included proposals for anti-war activities, |
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Justice for Ciaron O'Reilly and the Pit Stop Plowshares PIT STOP PLOUGHSHARES VIGIL Friday 14th 12.30 - 1.30 pm Cnr King and George Sts Before the illegal invasion & bombing of Iraq, five The Pit Stop Ploughshares Deirdre Clancy, Nuin Dunlop, |
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UPDATE ! The rally starts from 1pm so Melbourne IWW members can continue to stay We now have seven signatories on the GMB Charter so if you have not hope to see you then, Melbourne IWW Hiroshima Day Nuclear Free Australia & Stop the War |
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Next Sydney Meeting
12pm Sunday 30th July 2006 Computer training at 1pm Jura Books 440 Parramatta Road Petersham |
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THE NEXT MEETING OF THE SYDNEY BRANCH OF THE IWW, WILL MEET AT JURA BOOKS, ON PARRAMATTA ROAD, PETERSHAM/LEICHHARDT AT 7PM ON THE 6TH JULY, 2006. THAT IS NEXT THURSDAY. |
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About 1 month ago, a para military siege of 3000 Only 2 weeks after this, another para military |
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May Day Special: Worker Songs Vol1 Free I.W.W. songs! More international worker struggle songs on POP DEFECT RADIO MP3 25 min MIX for FREE DOWNLOAD here: http://popdefectradio.blogspot.com/2006/04/may-day-special-worker-songs-vol1.html A May Day Special for all the workers bustin their asses in wage slave PLAYLIST: PDR Intro with Utah Phillips reads the Preamble to the IWW Constitution: "The working class and the employing class have nothing in common. |
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http://www.con-census.org/
http://www.resist.com.au/forum/ You can refuse to take part in the upcoming Census. Why? Many people feel uneasy, frustrated, and even helpless with our involvement in the illegal war in Iraq, our treatment of Asylum Seekers, the recent introduction of the new Anti-Terrorism and Sedition laws, and other post-9/11 related events at home and abroad. Witnessing death, destruction and human suffering day after day, compels us to seek a change. Our government hasn't been listening. Instead of attending to our needs - the reason why it was elected - the government continues to act outside of our interests and many people are suffering as a direct result. |
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Meeting in Melbourne - 2 July 2006 Walk or cycle from Royal Parade or Lygon Street trams (Park Street stop) Bring food, drink, reflections on June 28th to share |
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