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Desert Libertaire
31/07/2016
We need to stop saying “Just when we thought it couldn’t get any worse…” Who seriously thinks it can’t get any worse? Still, there are things we can do–or rather, not do.
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Dead Land, Dead Water
28/06/2016
There is a new migrating subject who does not exist in the eye of the law. She is the victim of forced displacement that happens where there is no war.
Fight the Frackopoly
13/06/2016
“If we’re really going to put together a movement to fight for something, why would we fight for these trading schemes? Why would we put the financial services industry in charge of the environment? We should work to ban fossil fuels.”

Russia: The Fight Is in the Countryside
09/09/2016
Since politics has finally defeated the economy in Russia, instead of solving problems with employment and wage arrears the regime feeds people stories about war with the West. During a war, it is unpatriotic to demand payment of back wages. Only internal enemies would behave this way.
Egypt: The Awful Purgatory of Authoritarian Non-Consolidation
06/08/2016
“I’m not even sure this can be called a system, because there aren’t very clear institutionalized rules for participation. It’s not just a lack of democratic channels of representation. The regime doesn’t have a clear social coalition of groups that have a vested interest in its presence or in its policies.”
Subvert Everything: Undercommoning the Neoliberal University
25/06/2016
There are resources within the university, both intellectual and material, that we can steal in order to sustain our survival.

Respect Our Water, Respect Our Very Bones
27/09/2016
All of the threats on our water, our sacred sites, and on the land are connected. It gives us hope to know that people care about the future, the water, and our children.
Cops → Copy Paste → Content
27/09/2016
Many journalists apparently regard the reports of police spokespeople as a priori accurate and true descriptions of factual reality not to be questioned. Hmph.
How to Build an Invisible Prison
17/09/2016
People issued bounding orders are being criminalized and humiliated, receiving a punishment amounting essentially to indefinite detention.
End Slavery and Torture. Abolish Prisons. Support the Strikers.
11/09/2016
Are the powers that be just going to give up and end the War on Drugs and switch all this money to policies that make sense? Not unless we make them. That’s going to take each and every one of us engaging in daily actions of resistance.
Charity, the Perfect Alibi for the Expulsion Machine
09/09/2016
The informal policing performed by the big humanitarian groups doesn’t save migrants from the risk of deportation, and it forces them to accept being controlled in order to receive the bare minimum needed to survive.

Entfremdung
17/04/2016
Diese Stadt, in der ich für Freiheit geschrien, und einen Liebhaber begraben habe. Wenn ich nur ein „Visum“ erhalten könnte um nach Aleppo zu gehen, so könnten Sie mich daran hindern – bitte hindern Sie mich daran, hier her zurückzukehren.
Die Schuldgefühle, die syrische Revolutionäre umtreiben
16/04/2016
“Ich fühle mich nicht schuldig, denn ich weiß, dass das Aufbegehren gegen ein Regime, das gewillt ist, beliebig viele Menschen zu töten das Richtige ist.”
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Frauen auf der Flucht
22/03/2016
Flucht birgt für Frauen_* andere Gefahren und Realitäten. Darüber wird wenig gesprochen und noch viel weniger geschrieben.

Respect Our Water, Respect Our Very Bones
27/09/2016
All of the threats on our water, our sacred sites, and on the land are connected. It gives us hope to know that people care about the future, the water, and our children.
End Slavery and Torture. Abolish Prisons. Support the Strikers.
11/09/2016
Are the powers that be just going to give up and end the War on Drugs and switch all this money to policies that make sense? Not unless we make them. That’s going to take each and every one of us engaging in daily actions of resistance.
Necessary Trouble: “Organizers Will Create the Future”
06/09/2016
“The thing that I find fascinating in this moment, and different from the sixties, is that these protest movements are coming together.”