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From anarhija

When I translated and published the pamphlet Individuality and the anarchist group, signed by one of the CCF cells, Guerilla Urbana Cell, I added in a note that I didn’t do it because I agree with the content, but to make public how much this project, in my opinion, has turned away from its original form of tension to propose (or re-propose) an anarchist individualism which, in some ways, can be found in the pages of a different insurrectionist theory, but in this case approaching or even in some points leading to formal ideas, that is the formal organization.

From Contra Info & IGD. Translated by FW Villa

Some context

In the past few days various media outlets have published articles concerning “violent groups” in the Mexican territory.

These articles are a result of the Attorney General of Mexico (PGR) publicly revealing the names of groups that threaten social stability; these groups are anarchists, communists, radical ecology groups, eco-extremists, or groups of other political alignments.

http://thebrilliant.org/podcast/s02e05-aka-episode-34-isaac-cronin-ii/

This episode is part two of the once-a-month series of interviews with Isaac Cronin where we discuss his interesting life. This episode mostly discusses his time in Berkeley in the mid-sixties and touches on the FSM (which is expanded on in the next interview).

LISTEN HERE: http://archive.org/details/AnarchyRadio11012016

A tale of two occupations; inside Standing Rock. Earth First! review
of BAGR#3. Low energy pop culture, labor unrest. "Will Standing Rock
Give Anarchism a Soul?" Modern Madness by Ed lord, Feral Conscious-
ness by Julian Langer. Every company a tech company. "Opioid Poison-
ings Surge Among Children." Ads of the week, the Rhino GX. Call-out for
G8 Hamburg July'17! Action reports, four calls.

As Anarchist Radio Berlin we prepared an audio version of Qiyas Ibrahimov's speech in court, an imprisoned anarchist from Azerbaijan.

Hello Friends and Comrades,

From Greed Media

The scene is a new one, yet its repeated wherever the Western world collides with one that is perhaps incalculably old.

It’s evening time in North Dakota and a young Anarchist from out of state sits beside a bonfire. He looks at the comrades around him, primarily indigenous peoples, and breathes deeply the clean air of the plains. Stars he never sees in the city paint the night sky and the moon lights up the hills that seem to roll on forever. He can understand why these proud people want to defend this land, this soil, and fight so hard to keep the long arm of capitalism from despoiling it. With a big breath he tries to soak up as many memories, his entire body beaming with joy.

From Crimethinc

For months, hundreds of people, including members of nearly a hundred different indigenous peoples, have mobilized to block the construction of the Dakota Access Pipeline. On October 27, police raiding the Sacred Ground camp encountered stiff resistance. We’ve just received the following firsthand report from comrades who participated in the defense of the camp. Describing some of the fiercest clashes indigenous and environmental movements in the region have seen in many years, they pose important questions about solidarity struggles.

from https://qunfuz.com/2016/10/31/anarchism/

I came across anarchism too late in life to start calling myself an anarchist. At earlier stages I’d enjoyed attaching labels to myself, like ‘leftist’, or ‘Arab’, or ‘Muslim’. I was never a great believer in any of them, but I tried.