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Interrupting of Pan-Greek hunger strike: Statement of detainees

02-07-2014 00:14 | Repression | Social Struggles | World

Today, Tuesday 1 July we interrupt the collective pan-greek hunger strike we started against the law making process for the high security prisons.

The Lone Gunman vs. Common Sense

29-06-2014 05:09 | Analysis | History | World

A few thoughts on the JFK assassination

Newsflash: Labour Doesn’t Care About You

It turns out the Left can move people – just not very far or in very interesting directions.

Seeing as how these things are usually rained out or freezing, The People’s Assembly at least managed to pick a nice enough day for their “No More Austerity: Demand the Alternative” march on Saturday (June 21st).

It’s a shame they couldn’t also have picked a more inspiring message – begging the government to stop the public service cuts they’re ideologically committed to and demanding a new Labour government as the only ‘alternative’ they can imagine. Hardly an Earth shatteringly radical call to arms for the poor and oppressed. But they do have Russell Brand, so that’s something.

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New Zine: MFAH, Blackmail 3 & The SHAC Model

26-06-2014 18:29 | SHAC | Animal Liberation | Repression | World

New zine released by Dark Matter Publications and hosted by 325: 'Militant Forces Against HLS (MFAH), Blackmail 3 & The SHAC Model'. An animal liberationist zine about the fight against Huntingdon Life Sciences (HLS).

Birth of an Independent Hope – the Revolution in West Asia

26-06-2014 15:56 | Analysis | Anti-militarism | Iraq | World

It is the best news since Rosa Luxemburg rejoiced over the collapse of the Kaiser´s „peace“ plan in WWI, only that this time it is not American capitalists running amok over collateral disruption of their lethal business, but indigenous people liberating themselves from the remainder of imperialist occupation who intervene into a dystopian scenario all painted with the mimicry of utopia. Yet the significance of the fresh uprising in the Land of the Two Rivers is not merely expressed in the reports of mercenaries burying their uniforms in the near death experience of their suicidal oaths, and the hectic and contradictory reactions of various imperialist factions to the unexpected surge which remind of these nearly a century ago, it is first of all coming to the fore in the observation that the creative chaos which is rapidly defeating the occupation is something entirely new which does not fit any of the descriptions the various reactionaries are attempting to attach to it. In fact, it is neither a nation nor a government nor a market, and although it is calling itself a state it does not at all resemble the capitalist state. It takes the place of the state but it is set to retreat from worldly matters once state pressure against the territory and the people declines. Nevertheless it is not merely a knee-jerk reaction to the external pressure of imperialism, it also is an early prototype for the permanent solution of the occupation issue bearing unique potential to end the world war without massive death of innocents.

Candidate Brighton Kemptown predicts an environmental disaster.

Amazon Explorer Joe Neilson Gets the Green vote after he reveals that he is a hardline on green issues.Calling the greens wasy washy tin can bottle savers.
Joe Neilson said I have no children and I am glad. What is going to happen
in the next 50 years even if we stop using fossil fuels today I predict an environmental disaster.

The ‘Asian Century’ and ASEAN integration: contradictions and challenges

26-06-2014 11:44 | Analysis | Social Struggles | Workers' Movements | World

Talk given by Sonny Melencio, Chairperson of Partido Lakas ng Masa-Philippines (PLM), during the Socialist Alliance Conference in Sydney, Australia on June 7, 2014

Musicians Wanted for Veggies 30th Party

26-06-2014 11:26 | Culture | World

Musicians,jugglers etc...for Veggies 30th Party

Short Films: My Message to the Government #MyMsgToTheGov

5 short films were made at the People's Assembly National Demonstration in London (21.06.14). People attending were asked to contribute a one sentence message to the government. The messages were collated to produce 5 short films. The films highlight the impact of government cuts on a diverse range of issues affecting our community.

UG#686 - The US Deep State, 1981-2001 (The Enterprise, Alec Station,9/11 Set-up)

We continue where we left off last time, reading from Mark Gorton's unparalleled denunciation of the criminal enterprise at work in USA, Fifty Years of the Deep State. We conclude the first hour by briefly reflecting on Noam Chomsky's opinions on 9/11. In our second hour, we hear a talk by Peter Dale Scott at the 10th anniversary hearings on the 9/11 event, in which he examines the conduct of the US government agencies tasked with protecting the country from terrorist attacks.

Peace News Summer Camp

23-06-2014 10:58 | Anti-militarism | World

Never mind Glastonbury Festival..Here's to Peace News Summer Camp

The 3-in-1 revolution

21-06-2014 03:32 | Analysis | Social Struggles | Workers' Movements | World

At the risk of oversimplifying the definition of revolution, I dare say it involves three dynamics: critique and destruction of the existing social order, building a new world, and the continuous reinvention of the self.

Disgusting Tories try to extend 'Universal Credit' on the sly

Those disgusting Tories try to extend 'Universal Credit' on the sly...

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Struggle for National Democracy

20-06-2014 13:45 | Analysis | Anti-militarism | Social Struggles | World

This book by Jose Maria Sison is a historical record of the legal struggle for national liberation and democracy against U.S. imperialism, feudalism and bureaucrat capitalism in the 60s and early 70s. It was the principal legal study material in discussion groups and schools of national democracy which educated the youth cadres and militants from 1967 through the First Quarter Storm of 1970 to the declaration of martial law in 1972.

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Iraqi hydrocarbon prize of U.S. invasion in danger

The unfolding collapse of the U.S. proxy government in Baghdad has cut short a process of legalizing the de-nationalization of the hydrocarbon industry in Iraq, which became within reach with the latest electoral victory of the Iraqi prime minister since 2006, Noori al-Maliki.

Argentina Responds to Supreme Court with Debt Swap Plan

18-06-2014 20:27 | London | World

Argentina Responds to Supreme Court with Debt Swap Plan: Global Consequences of Court Ruling Remain Intact.

Supreme Court Refuses Argentina Debt Case

18-06-2014 16:27 | London | World

Supreme Court Refuses Argentina Debt Case and Validates Hedge Fund Predatory Behavior.

Antagonizing Palestinians, Australia’s linguistic blunder snowballs

“There has been no change in the Australian government’s position on the legal status of the Palestinian Territories, including East Jerusalem,” Bishop “clarified” in her statement. She was not convincing. The credibility of Bishop’s and Abbot’s denial of “change” could hardly be plausible.

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Unthinkable Thoughts in the Debate About ISIS in Iraq

16-06-2014 02:01 | Anti-militarism | Iraq | Terror War | World

"What unites marginalized Sunnis in Iraq and the hardcore ideologues within ISIS is their desperation to be rid of Prime Minister Nouri al Maliki, who has left them with no choice but to operate outside of the political system in order to better their lives."

Philippine agrarian reform: Powerful law, ineffectual bureaucracy

15-06-2014 10:35 | Analysis | Social Struggles | Workers' Movements | World

When the original CARP program that was passed under President Corazon Aquino was in danger of unraveling, the peasant movement came together and pushed the Comprehensive Agrarian Reform Program Extension with Reforms, or CARPER, through Congress in 2009.

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Interrupting of Pan-Greek hunger strike: Statement of detainees

The Lone Gunman vs. Common Sense

Newsflash: Labour Doesn’t Care About You

New Zine: MFAH, Blackmail 3 & The SHAC Model

Birth of an Independent Hope – the Revolution in West Asia

Candidate Brighton Kemptown predicts an environmental disaster.

The ‘Asian Century’ and ASEAN integration: contradictions and challenges

Musicians Wanted for Veggies 30th Party

Short Films: My Message to the Government #MyMsgToTheGov

UG#686 - The US Deep State, 1981-2001 (The Enterprise, Alec Station,9/11 Set-up)

Peace News Summer Camp

The 3-in-1 revolution

Disgusting Tories try to extend 'Universal Credit' on the sly

Struggle for National Democracy

Iraqi hydrocarbon prize of U.S. invasion in danger

Argentina Responds to Supreme Court with Debt Swap Plan

Supreme Court Refuses Argentina Debt Case

Antagonizing Palestinians, Australia’s linguistic blunder snowballs

Unthinkable Thoughts in the Debate About ISIS in Iraq

Philippine agrarian reform: Powerful law, ineffectual bureaucracy

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