| ‘Flappers as Anarchists: delegates who do not look as though they used bombs’ |
BENT FEST is back.
This year we’re at DIY Space For London, so far this year we have:
Continue reading BENT FEST 27-28-29 May 2016 – London/ queer punk diy fest
Received on 18.04.16: Decentre is a new social room at Freedom Bookshop in Whitechapel. Part anarchist hub, part not-so-hipster cafe, Decentre is east London’s space for radical organizing, discussion and avoiding your boss.
‘A Theoretical Contribution In Proposal for an Informal Anarchist Platform’
by CCF – Metropolitan Violence Cell
The text comprises a proposal for continued informal coordination and includes an analysis of the Black December experiment, in printable Dark Nights format. The text just missed our deadline for April’s version and so gets an issue all to itself… print & distribute…
Long live the black international!
http://325.nostate.net/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/dark-nights-46.pdf
Yangon Calling!
A benefit in support of the Burmese Punk Scene…
Continue reading Benefit for the Burma Punk Scene (London)
Dissident Island Radio episode 172 bringing you audible action in the form of:
– Dissident-i-rant on The Donald the scary prospect that he might be the next US president (00:01:29 – 00:17:50)
Continue reading Dissident Island Radio – 1 april 2016 -episode 172
Bringing together two escape attempts, a dream, letters, claims of responsibility, interventions and the perpetual destruction of the existent…
1. ‘Without a Trace of Remorse’ by Aggeliki Spyropoulou.
2. ‘April’s Dream’ by Eat.
3. Coverage of the CCF Escape Case Trial.
4. ‘The perpetual move towards freedom…’ by Christos Tsakalos, CCF / FAI-FRI.
5. Message from CCF / Metropolitan Violence Cell to Las Lecheros Library, Chile.
6. CCF – FAI/IRF: The Free Besieged.
7. Open letter of Pola Roupa about the attempt to break Nikos Maziotis and members of CCF out of Korydallos prison.
8. Intervention of Christos Tsakalos at an event in the self managed hangout in Karditsa.
9. Direct Action Chronology
http://325.nostate.net/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/dark-nights-45.pdf
Squatters in Mornington Crescent successfully resisted a second eviction attempt on Wednesday [previously on S!N]. In another show of strength and solidarity by London squatters, thirty to forty people turned out against the bailiffs. Banners were dropped opposing the Housing Bill and evictions ‘from London to Calais’ after the recent squat eviction in the French city. Security contractors Clearway Services arrived prematurely to secure the building but were quickly forced back into their van. ‘There’s who-knows how many of them here,’ a contractor reported to his manager, before driving off with the pigs not so far behind.
Continue reading London: Another Eviction Resistance at the squatted Hope and Anchor
