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Muslamic Ray Guns - Weapons Of Mass Distraction!!!
Shells Work Stopped for 4 hours
This morning 5 members of the Rossport solidarity camp blockaded Shell Oil from accessing thier proposed compound in Glengad Co.Mayo.
Review: Activism vs Slacktivism debate: but what happened to Hacktivism?
Woodland Violated!
Sinister invasion of beautiful ancient woodland!
An Anti-Social Document Prepared in Secret by the European Commission
The Secret Pact: its complete text, here presented as obtained by the European Deputy Patrick Le Hyaric.
Rolls Royce sells its soul to the Defenders of Beelzebub
The mother of all wars, Nuclear War, is upon us.
Greece in Revolt
New Ecovillage, food forest, Gloucestershire
Earthquake and Tsunami Update
Point of no return: U.S. and NATO prepare for war with Libya
What happened to the hope-inspiring 'sweet bird of youth' of Ernst Bloch?
Who does not expect the unexpected will never find the anticipatory New, never be the emancipatory New.
'Without Borders' Issue 3 - February 2011
Richard Stallman: Copyright vs Community in the Age of Computer Networks
Shambala coaches going to anti-cuts demo 26th March from Bristol
Join the Bristol convoy traveling en masse to London on Saturday 26 March for the anti-cuts demo. Coaches being organised by Shambala Festival with a coalition of creative and socially minded organisations. £12 Adults / £6 kids (covering costs only). Click for more info...
LCE Architects (in Libya) and their relationship with Studioearchitects and ARK
Minutes from the Brent Youth Parliament meeting, 22 July 2008, relating to the ARK Academy in Brent, is distributed to LCE Architects, who build schools in Libya
Government, guns, and mind tricks...
Libya evacuations: Africans ‘left out’
Standing on the shoulders of Giants or Titans?
Has globalisation lead to a changing of the rules? We see Multi-National Corporations who are no longer aligned to any particular nation-state, who hold entire countries ransom and even bankcrupt others. With governments trying desparately to reign in their public deficit through tought austerity measures, we see a retreat of power at the local level. National boundaries in the financial world are inreasingly blurred and they never existed in the virtual one. Do we need to redefine the nature of relationships, interactions and networks that we find ourselves in? Is it truly time for a new world order?
Libya: Is US pushing for civil war to justify a US-NATO military intervention?
To Honour Mohamed Bouazizi
An article from the popular press in South Africa on Mohamed Bouazizi and the revolutions in North Africa.
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On the 2nd of April, the drunken nobodies of the EDL will be marching up and down the streets of Blackburn chanting racist abuse willy-nilly at any passing Asian man, woman and child. The best way to beat these pissed-up fascist losers is to take the bloody piss.
I went along to St Annes College this afternoon to the debate Activism vs. Slacktivism, part of the eCampaigning Forum conference taking place on 22nd and 23rd March in Oxford. I wondered what it was all about.
This is a short film about austerity and resistance in Greece.
A new eco-village will soon be started, this year, near Gloucestershire. The group plans to establish a network of productive community gardens, food forests, log cabins, eco-buildings and occupied spaces in which people can enjoy the food and relax after a day of gardening, or swimming in the river. The group remains to be named, and is rather elusive, only an email address and an invitation to a face-to-face meeting in gloucester or cheltenham, to be arranged in the near future has been given. The group is calling for interested parties to contact them.
Vienna, 11 March 2011 (1245 CET) | The IAEA's Incident and Emergency Centre has received information from Japan's Nuclear and Industrial Safety Agency (NISA) that a heightened state of alert has been declared at Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant. NISA says the plant has been shut down and no release of radiation has been detected. 
March 7 was a pivotal moment in plans by Western powers to launch military operations against Libya. After meeting with Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard in Washington, President Barack Obama stated "we've got NATO, as we speak, consulting in Brussels around a wide range of potential options, including potential military options, in response to the violence that continues to take place inside of Libya." 
'Without Borders' is a French zine written by Calaisian Activists and published in French and English at regular intervals.
Richard Stallman spoke in Sheffield on 5th March 2011 on Copyright vs Community in the Age of Computer Networks.
Whilst most people live their arduous days far away from intellectual discourse and analysis, the corporate world is growing in power. The Edward Bernay days of Public Relations are long gone; we have been left behind "at the dawn of a new millennium”… which is a quote, from the movie Bullworth.
Africans ‘left out’ in Libya evacuations ....... In the rush to rescue foreigners from Libya, thousands of migrant Africans are being left behind, holed up at home terrified as insurgents mistake them for mercenaries fighting for Muammar Gaddafi’s regime. Rumours that Gaddafi has hired fighters from south of the Sahara to quash a popular revolt against him have made hordes of Africans targets of popular anger, many from poor countries unable to organise their evacuation. 
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