Do or Die Issue 7

Some photos, illustrations and other images from the paper edition are not yet included on the website.

Direct Action Six Years Down the Road (p. 1): From the past to the future of the anti-roads movement.
Lights, Cameras... Activism! (p. 5): The stormy relationship between direct action and video media.
In Tusks We Trust (p. 9): From Sussex to Scotland, wild boars are doing it for themselves!
No Escape from Patriarchy (p. 10): Male dominance on direct action camps.
No-One Ever is to Blame (p. 14): On environmentalists' need to scapegoat government and industry.
Pressmennan (p. 18): Defending the ancient oakwoods of Scotland.
No Opencast! (p. 23): A brief history, plus reports and thoughts on the recent action in Derbyshire.
Animal Antics (p. 33): Road-wreckin' rabbits and pissed-off primates say "Take that, humans!"
Personality Politics (p. 35): Revolt is contained by overexposure... direct action as spectacle?
Treehouses of the World (p. 38): We should never have come down from the trees!
Farmaggedon! (p. 40): Industrial Agriculture - why it has to go and what could follow its demise.
Carry on Camping (p. 54): A round up of UK direct action camps from the last year.
The Oil Industry (p. 59): Thrills, spills and then kills - Followed by...
Putting a Spanner in the Oil Industry's Works (p. 66): Hints on how to fuck up the oil mega-machine.
World Wide Fraud (p. 76): WWF pandering to the will of industry - and responsible for genocide.
Quarry Fighting in the South West (p. 79)

Viva Sasé: Tierra y Libertad (p. 85): Reports from the squatted village in Spain.
Occupy, Resist, Produce (p. 88): Brasil's landless peasants' movement - an inside view from a roving EF!er.
Green Fort versus Mean Port (p. 97): Resistance to harbour development in Holland.
Tíocfáidh Ár La (p. 100): Pixies Reclaim Ireland - direct action re-greening the 'Emerald Isle'.
Hot Dam! (p. 109): Victory for the people opposing the Maheshwar dam in India.
Behind the Balaclavas (p. 110): First hand impressions of the Zapatista communities.
Direct Action Down Under (p. 118): Reports from eco-direct actions and campaigns in Australia.
Thanksgiving is for Turkeys (p. 122): Amerikkka Celebrates Genocide - and Native Americans continue to resist.
Global Round-up (p. 125): News from Sri Lanka, France, the Phillipines and Thailand.Paranoia... noia... noia... BOO!
In the Dungeons of Fortress Europe (p. 129): Thought Police imprison Green Anarchists in UK.
Europol (p. 132)
Radikal (p. 134): The repression of Radikal magazine in Germany.
Italian Anarchists (p. 134): Italian anarchists framed.
CS Gas: How to combat the effects (p. 135)

Prisoners of War (p. 136): UK and overseas prisoners listings and contacts for International Prisoner Support Organisations.

Recommended Reading (p. 149): Monkeywrenching the media monoculture with small reviews and contact details for over 65 weird and wonderful publications.
Lettuce to the Cabbage (p. 158): 'Go on punk, make my day'... letters from our long-suffering readers.
Contacts (p. 163): Ways into the ecological resistance networks: two pages of UK and international contacts.

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