An Anarchist Guide to the 2017 G20 Summit in Hamburg

  • Posted on: 26 June 2017
  • By: thecollective

From CrimethInc.

With a Review of Previous G8 and G20 Protests

This July, the rulers of the twenty most powerful nations in the world—the G20—will meet in Hamburg to coordinate the preservation of capitalism and state power at the expense of the natural world and the freedom and dignity of humanity as a whole. Anarchists and other foes of tyranny will be in Hamburg, as well, to demonstrate the kind of assertive resistance it will take to put control of our destinies back in our hands. For your convenience, we have prepared an overview of the actions that are planned in Hamburg, and a variety of resources on the mobilizations against previous G8 and G20 summits. In addition, this week we will publish retrospectives on the demonstrations that took place in Scotland and Germany against the G8 summits of 2005 and 2007.

Anews podcast – episode 17, June 26th, 2017

  • Posted on: 26 June 2017
  • By: thecollective

http://podcast.anarchistnews.org/episodes/anewse17.mp3

Welcome to the anews podcast. This is episode 17 for June 26th. This podcast covers anarchist activity, ideas, and conversations from the previous week.

Editorial - James Hodgkinson and other shooters
TOTW - Kids
A101 question - can the state exist without violence?

TFSRadio: August 19th Solidarity with Prisoners: Ben Turk of IWOC

  • Posted on: 26 June 2017
  • By: Bursts

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This week, Bursts spoke with Ben Turk about the August 19th call out for solidarity with prisoners. The Incarcerated Workers Organizing Committee, a project of the Industrial Workers of the World (or IWW) syndicalist labor union is one body organizing the inside and outside actions, and Ben is a member. Ben's also affiliated with Lucasville Amnesty

FRR Audiobooks: The Infernal Desire Machines of Dr. Hoffman

  • Posted on: 26 June 2017
  • By: rydra wrong

Link to audio: http://freeradicalradio.net/the-infernal-desire-machines-of-dr-hoffman-b...

In “The Realm Where Moral Judgement is Suspended” Milan Kundera writes that “If I were asked the most common cause of misunderstanding between my readers and me, I would not hesitate: humor.” There are books that make us laugh and books that make us laugh at ourselves, and I prefer the ones that do both. In The Infernal Desire Machines of Dr. Hoffman Angela Carter carries a dark laughter as the current flowing beneath the wild seas of her imagination and machinations. To actually read we must suspend moral judgement, we must suspend our notion of reality, and open ourselves to the possible.

Return to Post-Anarchism

  • Posted on: 25 June 2017
  • By: thecollective

From Ding Politik

I believe that scholars of anarchist theory have misunderstood the innovation of post-anarchist theory. Post-anarchism began as a critique of some of the presuppositions of traditional anarchist thought, specifically its ontological and epistemological positions. It was at its most powerful when it critiqued these assumptions. Its secondary benefit was to offer new possibilities for thinking anarchist ontology and, consequently, politics. Those who promote post-anarchist scholarship for only its secondary benefit therefore miss the important ‘break’ that it introduced into traditional theory. It is the break – or what Lacanians refer to as the ‘interpretative cut’ – that was most important, and not its secondary ontological and epistemological position.

D.C. cops used ‘rape as punishment’ after Inauguration Day mass arrests, lawsuit says

  • Posted on: 25 June 2017
  • By: Anonymous (not verified)

Wide array of unconstitutional tactics alleged in suit over chilling round-up that hit peaceful protesters, journalists, and anarchists alike.

When black-clad marchers began smashing windows in Washington, D.C., on Inauguration Day, the city’s police force — reputedly the best in the country at upholding protesters’ rights during disruptive demonstrations — went nuclear.

June 11th reportback from Plain Words

  • Posted on: 22 June 2017
  • By: thecollective

via Plain Words in Bloomington. Please visit the source to see some nice pictures of these actions!

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In the month leading up to the June 11th International Day of Solidarity with Marius Mason & All Long-Term Anarchist Prisoners, we set up two tables at Boxcar Books with an array of free zines, stickers, and posters for June 11th and about anarchist prisoners.

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