Autonomous Students Network - A place for radical students to gather
Autonomous Students' Network | 13.08.2009 11:54 | Education | Social Struggles | Workers' Movements
A network for radical anti-authoritarian and anti-capitalist groups and individuals in UK universities and colleges formed and statement of unity agreed upon.
STATEMENT OF UNITY;
1. We reject the capitalist system and the structures that defend it - in particular, the state apparatus.
2. We reject and challenge all forms of oppression, including - but not limited to - heterosexism, racism and disablism.
3. We reject hierarchical organisation and the concentration of power in the hands of the few; we are committed to grassroots organisational methods that allow individuals autonomy within the network.
4. We advocate the abolition, rather than the mere reform, of capitalism and hierarchical structures.
5. We advocate revolutionary means to achieve a world based on sustainability, freedom and equality.
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Who are we?
We are a network of radical anti-authoritarian and anti-capitalist groups and individuals in UK universities and colleges. We organise to build solidarity and grassroots power in our campuses, communities and workplaces, and are looking to build the network and get more people involved.
What do we believe?
We’re comprised of collectives of students and staff who envisage a fairer world, a freer community, and a better university. We strive towards fundamental and radical social change: capitalist society devastates the bonds between each of us, leaving us atomised, alienated and used. We come together to pursue human community as the basis of a new society, where our acts are valued for how they enrich our lives, not just the wealthy.
What do we want?
We want to create a world that is run democratically from the bottom up, with people organising together to run their own affairs without governments, bosses, or the economic system that they defend. It is a big goal, and won’t happen overnight— in the meantime we fight to have more autonomy and power over our lives in the here-and-now.
What do we do?
Our activities vary from place to place. Groups involve themselves in campaigns on and off campus, on issues such as environmental, social justice, workplace organising, anti-militarism and community activism. The network operates to help all these groups keep in touch and organise more effectively at a wider level.
What can you do now?
If you agree with our statement of unity, then get involved. We are a very open and inclusive group. Join the forum, contact local groups that are already involved, join our e-mail list... united we stand!
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Contact Details
Forum;
https://www.autonomous-students.net/phpbb/
Facebook; http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=101895908849&ref=ts
Further email contact details available here; http://www.autonomous-students.net/contact.html
1. We reject the capitalist system and the structures that defend it - in particular, the state apparatus.
2. We reject and challenge all forms of oppression, including - but not limited to - heterosexism, racism and disablism.
3. We reject hierarchical organisation and the concentration of power in the hands of the few; we are committed to grassroots organisational methods that allow individuals autonomy within the network.
4. We advocate the abolition, rather than the mere reform, of capitalism and hierarchical structures.
5. We advocate revolutionary means to achieve a world based on sustainability, freedom and equality.
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Who are we?
We are a network of radical anti-authoritarian and anti-capitalist groups and individuals in UK universities and colleges. We organise to build solidarity and grassroots power in our campuses, communities and workplaces, and are looking to build the network and get more people involved.
What do we believe?
We’re comprised of collectives of students and staff who envisage a fairer world, a freer community, and a better university. We strive towards fundamental and radical social change: capitalist society devastates the bonds between each of us, leaving us atomised, alienated and used. We come together to pursue human community as the basis of a new society, where our acts are valued for how they enrich our lives, not just the wealthy.
What do we want?
We want to create a world that is run democratically from the bottom up, with people organising together to run their own affairs without governments, bosses, or the economic system that they defend. It is a big goal, and won’t happen overnight— in the meantime we fight to have more autonomy and power over our lives in the here-and-now.
What do we do?
Our activities vary from place to place. Groups involve themselves in campaigns on and off campus, on issues such as environmental, social justice, workplace organising, anti-militarism and community activism. The network operates to help all these groups keep in touch and organise more effectively at a wider level.
What can you do now?
If you agree with our statement of unity, then get involved. We are a very open and inclusive group. Join the forum, contact local groups that are already involved, join our e-mail list... united we stand!
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Contact Details
Forum;
https://www.autonomous-students.net/phpbb/ Facebook;
http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=101895908849&ref=ts Further email contact details available here;
http://www.autonomous-students.net/contact.html
Autonomous Students' Network
Homepage:
http://www.autonomous-students.net/
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Absolute Truth Absolute Justice
13.08.2009 15:21
On Lexington Ave a few blocks north of ING on the west side of the street is a nice Jewish(Hebrew eatery) great food, however very evil people being pious about Hashem who do not understand I understand Hebrew & Yiddish anyhow.
Two pious Jews were talking in Hebrew about how they hate the Christians in Times Square & the Muslims who have food vendors everywhere now & how easy they control the (& I quote The "Goyem stupid police")
Jeff Melchezidik Gabriel Fisher
e-mail:
jeffmelchezidikgabrielfisher@yahoo.fr
hmm...
13.08.2009 16:35
If it is, I want nothing to do with it.
Pete
Its purely anarchist and autonomous :-)
13.08.2009 19:35
Karl
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