Kevin TuckerIt is the high residues of hazardous and potentially lethal chemicals inside your fat cells. It is you sitting inside and turning on the television or computer on a beautiful day. It is you shopping when you are depressed. It is the feeling you get that something is missing.
Continue reading What is the Totality?
“It would be imprudent to deny, or even to play down, the profound change which the advent of ‘fluid modernity’ has brought to the human condition. The remoteness and unreachability of systemic structure, coupled with the unstructured, fluid state of the immediate setting of life-politics, change that condition in a radical way and call for a rethinking of old concepts that used to frame its narratives. Like zombies, such concepts are today simultaneously dead and alive.” – Zygmunt Bauman[1]
Kevin was transferred this weekend to Metropolitan Correctional Center, a federal facility in Chicago. This move is actually bound to be better overall for Kevin, as he’ll have cheaper commissary, better quality vegan meals, much more generous visitation rules, and access to a variety of reading materials (e.g., magazines).
Continue reading Eco-Prisoner Kevin Olliff Moved to MCC Chicago
KEVIN TRANSFERRED TO DANVILLE CORRECTIONAL CENTER
Earlier this week, we posted an update on Kevin’s status and what we all expected to be the next steps of his ongoing incarceration in light of the recent AETA indictment. Some things have changed…
The Good News
Continue reading And in a twist of events, Kevin’s been moved to Danville
In ‘The Rising of the Barbarians’ (Green Anarchy #13), the author lays out very clearly his influences for his ‘revolutionary perspective’ in order to draw out exactly where his lines of solidarity lie. I can respect his clarity on the subject, but I think it demands an equal response on my own part.
Continue reading Revolt of the Savages: Primitive Revolts Against Civilization
Disclaimer: “revolution” is for entertainment and historical reasons only.
Continue reading Revolution And/Or Insurrection: Some Thoughts on Tearing this Muthafucka Down