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Six Years Too Many! Iraq War Anniversary Protest in Durango
Submitted by Dirty Hands on Sat, 2009-02-07 23:13.
By rebel_insurgent at 2009-02-07
At it reaches its six year anniversary, we will march once again in resistance against the illegal and immoral invasion & occupation of Iraq, as well as the continued occupation of Afghanistan.
Although President Obama has always been clear about his intention to expand the war in Afghanistan, he initially promised to end the war in Iraq, a promise which it now seems he does not intend to keep. We will march in opposition to both wars and all wars of imperialism and neo-colonialism.
Join us at Buckley Park, 12th St. & Main Ave. in Durango, CO, at 3:30 PM on Friday, March 20th, 2009. We will march to the train station and back, starting at 4PM. Bring signs, banners, flags, sound systems, drums, musical instruments, noise makers, your friends, family, & lovers, & your indomitable spirit of resistance. See you in the streets!
The Politics of Creativity and The Politics of Destruction
Submitted by Couch Potato Re... on Tue, 2008-06-24 09:25.These days it seems like everybody wants to build something--this is an impulse that is entirely revolutionary, exciting, and captivating. From community gardening projects, independent media centers, no-waste food distribution programs like Food Not Bombs, thousands of active independent arts projects, community health collectives, culture centers, alternative economies, cooperative agriculture, and bicycle collectives. Building things is good. It helps us create a livable world.
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INCITE! Women of Color Against Violence Launches New Website
Submitted by Couch Potato Re... on Thu, 2008-05-15 08:45.
Some happy news in the activist front! INCITE! Women of Color Against Violence, a women of color organization working to eliminate violence against women of color through direct action, critical dialog, and grassroots organizing just launched their new website and it looks hot! Now you can go check out organizing tools, videos, donation buttons, forums, and action items from this bad-ass organization! The website was designed by Tumis and looks great!
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Demolishing Disaster Capitalism
Submitted by Dirty Hands on Mon, 2007-12-24 20:20.
Resistance against public housing demolitions in New Orleans
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Anarchists Plan Direct Action Against the DNC/RNC
Submitted by Couch Potato Re... on Mon, 2007-12-03 18:29.
As the country gets invested in the electoral politics and is forced by corporate rule to choose between 2 sell-out parties representing the ruling class, some Anarchists are planning to use this as an opportunity to protest capitalist globalism and demonstrate that another world is possible.
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The Motherfuckin' APC
Submitted by stimulator on Mon, 2007-09-03 12:59.
This Week:
1. Climate Camp
2. RNC Welcoming Committee
3. Spot the Pig
4. Dubya too little too late
5. The Motherfuckin APC
6. Dissecting Direct Action
Bike activists going guerrilla
Submitted by barley on Mon, 2007-06-18 13:19.A Bike Activist Group in Toronto is creating their own bike lanes to protest how long it is taking the city to create them on its own. Read Story in the Toronoto Star
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Port Militarization Resistance
Submitted by Dirty Hands on Thu, 2007-03-15 00:24.
The Battle of Olympia [05/06]
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Resisting Desert Rock
Submitted by Dirty Hands on Tue, 2007-03-06 00:48.
– by Nathan Coe, Guerrilla News Network
In the deserts of the Southwestern United States—the area known as the Four Corners—energy and resource wars are nothing new. Locals say that there is nothing pettier than water politics in the Southwest. The legacy of coal and other mining and oil and gas drilling is a long one, as is the legacy of colonialism and the battles fought by the indigenous to protect their sacred lands.