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“Un million d’offres d’emploi”, Alfredo Bonanno
[Ce court texte d’Aflredo Bonanno date de 1995. Même si il a été produit dans un contexte différent et bien particulier (celui de l’Italie des années Berlusconi), il semble particulièrement à propos concernant les revendications réformistes “radicales” ou alternativement travaillistes portées jusque dans l’extrême gauche et chez certain-e-s libertaires ici aussi – mais aussi concernant la revendication du “Travail”, à la fois comme valeur morale (et son indispensable pendant, l’éthique du travail) et dans le fait de “réclamer du travail” (cette fois comme processus de valorisation).
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1980 WHY A FRAME UP
June 30 saw the release of Alfredo Bonanno and Jean Weir after 100 day’s detention, leaving in prison leaving only one of the original 19 anarchist comrades arrested in the ‘blitz’ operation carried out by various sectors of the Italian police in Sicily and North Italy at the end of March. The comrade still in prison (now in the ‘special’ prison Fossombrone in Pesaro) is Massimo Gaspari, sentenced to 4 years 10 months for possession of explosives after 50 sticks of gelignite were found in his home.
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LOSS OF LANGUAGE
A.M. Bonanno
The building of the wall that will finally separate the included from the excluded is already in course. It is based on various elements. One of the most important is a diversity of language which is being realised through a reduction in the excluded’s possibility to express themselves.
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GLAD TO SEE YOU (1991)
Alfredo Bonanno and Pippo Stasi were released following two years in prison. A return to the struggle. A weighing up and a taking of distance from all the hypocrisy and all the talk.
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ASPETTI INVOLONTARI DEL VOLONTARIATO
Aspetti positivi dalla manifestazione del volontariato tenutosi a Roma sabato 29 ottobre scorso? Pensiamo di no.
Il fatto che in un clima di generale disincanto e di ripristino dei valori assoluti della concorrenza e dell’efficientismo capitalista, ci sono persone che ancora ripresentano i valori della solidarieta’ e dell’eguaglianza, non puo’ che essere un aspetto positivo.
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1980 FRAME UP AGAINST ANARCHISTS IN ITALY
In coming out of the realms of such sweeping statements as can be found in most anarchist. Literature i.e. “we must destroy the State”, into the particular identification of the State in its instruments of repression: “the police, the judiciary, the bosses”, Alfredo Bonanno is giving a precise indication of the imperative of today. And so the State retaliates – all forms of opposition to its persistence must be silenced.
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A MILLION JOBS
A.M. Bonanno
Whatever can such a promise mean, made as it was at the time of the collective illusions inspired by Berlusconi’s electoral propaganda.
In practical terms, nothing. Not just because it is impossible, but because it goes against economic logic itself.
Let us explain.
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But what is the imaginary?
A.M. Bonanno
Original title: Ma cose l’immaginario?, ‘ProvocAzione’ no.3, March 1987, p.6
One of the new concepts that is tending to appear with increasing frequency is that of the ‘social’, or ‘collective’, ‘imaginary’. It is nearly always thrown at you as though it were something that everyone is aware of, and is leading to attitudes and deductions that do not seem to me to be all that well founded.
Hence the need to clarify some of the aspects of this ‘concept’, which presents not a few difficulties.
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A LITTLE MAN IN SINGAPORE
A.M. Bonnano
Barings is a small commercial bank in London. It made the headlines the world over due to the collapse that resulted from disastrous operations carried out in the Tokyo Stock Exchange by one of its employees, Nick Leeson, their agent in the Singapore branch.
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