The Loombreaker - Issue 25
the Loombreaker Collective | 15.01.2002 19:05
Coming at you from Manchester, England - the cradle of industrial capitalism, and home to the Loombreakers who in 1826, smashed over 1000 looms that were ruining their livelihoods and leaving their communities in misery. This month's issue brings you tales of party and protest, an Manchester and around the world. The Loombreaker can be downloaded and printed as a PDF file.
In this month's issue
Party & Protest: So It Iz - the kids make it out into the country on a cold and dark winter night, crank up the sound systems and let it rip.
Road Block in Palestine: a Manchester resident gives a personal account of her recent experiencing staring down the barrel of an Israeli tank.
The Dutch Experience - Busted not Broken. More from Stockport's world famous cannabis cafe.
Plus: Carnival against NATO. Mickey and Donald Sweat it out. Uprising in Argentina. Mark Thomas and the Ilisu Dam.
Party & Protest: So It Iz - the kids make it out into the country on a cold and dark winter night, crank up the sound systems and let it rip.
Road Block in Palestine: a Manchester resident gives a personal account of her recent experiencing staring down the barrel of an Israeli tank.
The Dutch Experience - Busted not Broken. More from Stockport's world famous cannabis cafe.
Plus: Carnival against NATO. Mickey and Donald Sweat it out. Uprising in Argentina. Mark Thomas and the Ilisu Dam.
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