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North America / Mexico - Anarchist Communist Event
Thursday June 09 2005
08:00 AM

Oakland, CA. Benefit for Israeli Anarchists Against the Wall (AATW)

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Thursday, June 9, 2005 8 pm @ 21 Grand (416 25th St. Oakland, CA 94612)

featuring: Dalit Baum - an Israeli feminist activist with the Coalition of Women for a Just Peace, Women in Black, and Black Laundry. During the last two years she has participated in solidarity actions with Palestinian non-violent resistance to the Apartheid Wall with Anarchists against the Wall.

Entartete Kunst (class-consciousworker-ownedhip-hopelectronicmusiccollective) Refractors (members of Deerhoof, Good For Cows, etc.) Thursday, June 9, 2005 8 pm @ 21 Grand (416 25th St. Oakland, CA 94612)

$5-10/pay what you can;

No-one turned away for lack of funds.

An all ages and wheelchair accessible event.

Everything for Everyone.

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textModern Day Slavery in USA 16:28 Sat 08 Oct by Pink Panther 0 comments

Since the 45th Anniversary of the Attica prison riots – September 9th, 2016 – an estimated 24,000 people have been on strike in the USA. If you haven’t heard of the strike you are not alone. It has mostly been ignored by the mainstream media and even much of the Left. This is because the strikers are made up of a group who usually don’t feature in strikes: prison workers.

seattle_police.jpg imageWill the Department of Justice Get Their Way in Seattle? 09:10 Thu 28 Jun by John Jacobsen 0 comments

Seattle City attorneys officially threw down the gauntlet with the Department of Justice last week, filing court documents which challenged the “reliability and trustworthiness” of a recent DOJ report on the Seattle Police. The DOJ report, which “finds a pattern or practice of constitutional violations regarding the use of force… as well as serious concerns about biased policing,” has been offered as evidence in an ongoing court case brought by Martin Monetti Jr. against the City of Seattle.Monetti, a Latino man, had his head stomped into the pavement after being told by then-Detective Shandy Cobane that he would “beat the [expletive] Mexican piss out of you, homie.”
This is just the latest move by Mayor Mike McGinn and the Seattle Police Department in their escalating strategy of resistance to the Department of Justice, who have repeatedly called for reform of the city’s embattled police department.

259182_1552968282468_1783017524_960001_2165856_o768x1024.jpg imageOaxaca: David Venegas Reyes freed! 21:42 Wed 01 Feb by Proyecto Ambulante 0 comments

Yesterday afternoon, David Venegas Reyes, a member of the Oaxacan collective Oaxaca Voces Oaxaqueñas Construyendo Autonomía y Libertad (VOCAL) was finally freed. According to information supplied by the legal department of Section 22, the release took place without the payment of any bail and without any charges being made since Venegas Reyes was released following confirmation that he had not committed any crime for which he could have been arrested. [Castellano]

david_venegas_el_alebrije.jpg imageWe demand to know the whereabouts of David Venegas Reyes 00:55 Tue 31 Jan by Voces Oaxaqueñas Construyendo Autonomía y Libertad 1 comments

At approximately 3.50 pm on Sunday 29 January 2012, our comrade David Venegas Reyes was arbitrarily arrested on the direct orders of Jesús Martínez Álvarez, Secretary General of the Government of Oaxaca; this happened as he, along with other comrades, was accompanying the caravan back to the Autonomous Municipality of San Juan Copala, led for over a year by the displaced women. [Castellano] [Français]

images_1.jpg imageInternational Day of Solidarity with Leonard Peltier 04:58 Fri 30 Sep by Arthur J. Miller 0 comments

International Day of Solidarity with Leonard Peltier: Clemency Now!

The Leonard Peltier Defense Offense Committee calls on supporters worldwide to protest against the injustice suffered by Indigenous activist Leonard Peltier. Gather on February 4, 2012, at every federal court house and U.S. embassy or consulate worldwide to demand the freedom of a man wrongfully convicted and illegal imprisoned for 36 years!

prison.jpg imageThousands Of Invisible Pickets 19:18 Thu 16 Dec by Workers Solidarity Alliance 0 comments

The prisoners in Macon, Hays, Telfair, Baldwin, Valdosta, and Smith state prisons do not have picket signs we can read, no do they have speeches that can be read out loud to us. We cannot see their faces or hear their voices. They are mostly invisible to us. It is now up to us to break though this wall of invisibility purposely imposed upon us and prisoners, by those who control society and our lives. The right to strike is the right of every exploited person in an exploitive society, prisoner or not.

textWorkers Solidarity Alliance (WSA) Statement Against Political Police Raids 15:51 Thu 07 Oct by Workers Solidarity Alliance 5 comments

The WSA condemns this attack and the arbitrary power which it claims for the repressive agencies of the state. We should also note the hypocrisy of the state agencies who do not shrink from supporting or engaging in mass-scale terrorism abroad, while asserting arbitrary powers at home in the name of "anti-terrorism" and allowing domestic armed extremists to assist in policing the border in Arizona. [Castellano]

textHands off the Anti-War movement! Defend FRSO! Anarchist Solidarity against the Political Police 02:28 Tue 28 Sep by C. Alexander 0 comments

We stand firmly opposed to the raids carried out by the FBI, America’s political police, against a number of anti-war and labor activists across the country on Friday, September 24th, 2010. We give our solidarity to those threatened by these raids and to those subpoenaed to appear before a government Grand Jury next month. These attacks must be resisted.

common_cause.jpg imageLondon Activists Target Of Police Intimidation 11:17 Wed 23 Jun by Common cause - London 0 comments

June 22, 2010

For Immediate Release:

The recent arrests of two London activists for “promoting disturbance” represent yet another dramatic escalation in the Canadian state’s ongoing attempts to criminalize dissent.

460_0___30_0_0_0_0_0_o.jpg imageStatements From The Autonomous Municipality Of San Juan Copala Press Conference On May 21st, 2010 19:48 Thu 27 May by Jorge Albino Ortiz and Adalberto Hernandez Alvarez 0 comments

The press conference was given by two representatives from the autonomous municipality of San Juan Copala, Jorge Albino Ortiz and Adalberto Hernandez Alvarez and attended by 17 different media organisations, including official and independent electronic media, as well as magazines and newspapers. The atmosphere was tense and expectant of the autonomous representatives statements about the assassination of its top leader, Timoteo Alejandro Ramirez and his wife Cleriberta Castro and the continuing actions of the Triqui organization.

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imagePolice State Tactics at Toronto G8 -20 Jul 06 by Larry Gambone 1 comments

Why the state over-reacted is now being debated. Many people figure they deliberately let the black bloc run free as a rationalization for the billion squandered on “security.” An equal number believe the violence was a warning of what to expect if people react against the coming government cut-backs, the so-called austerity program to destroy workers living standards. Others think that the government does not have such a fine tuned level of control and the police simply went berserk, venting their hatred against those who do not share their anti-democratic sentiments.

imageIdeas: Sound of the Police Feb 11 by Devin K 0 comments

Since the time we are young we are saturated with images of the friendly cop, there to help you and your community. We are told the police are here to protect us from the "bad guys" and keep us safe from the salivating hordes of criminals just waiting for an opportunity to harm us. But what really is the function of the police? Who are they really here to protect? Here Devin K tries to answer such questions.

imageQuebec police forced to own up to use of agent provocateurs at summit protest Aug 25 by Joe 2 comments

The day after online footage revealed the presence of police provocateurs at the Montebello SPP summit protest the Quebec police have been forced to admit that the rock wielding men initially confronted for being in the agreed 'family friendly' zone by a union leader were indeed police agents.

textThey First Came For.... Mar 25 by Wayne Price 0 comments

Based on Martin Niemoeller's well-known statement about Nazi persecution, which begins, "They first came for the Communists and I did not speak up--because I wasn't a Communist."

textThe Next Battle of the Social War: Nine Black Panthers and state repression Jan 24 by Dave Strano 6 comments

January 23, 2007 should be a day that lives in infamy within the movements for social justice in North America. On that date, the nearly four decades long war on the Black Panthers was shown to still exist. Nine individuals, most identified as being members of the Black Panther Party and the Black Liberation Army, were charged with murder or murder related crimes by officials in California. The incident in question involved the killing of a police officer inside the police station in which he worked in 1971. Over 35 years later, the struggle that the killing of the officer symbolizes is alive and strong.

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imageWe demand to know the whereabouts of David Venegas Reyes Jan 31 VOCAL 1 comments

At approximately 3.50 pm on Sunday 29 January 2012, our comrade David Venegas Reyes was arbitrarily arrested on the direct orders of Jesús Martínez Álvarez, Secretary General of the Government of Oaxaca; this happened as he, along with other comrades, was accompanying the caravan back to the Autonomous Municipality of San Juan Copala, led for over a year by the displaced women. [Castellano] [Français]

imageInternational Day of Solidarity with Leonard Peltier Sep 30 LPDOC 0 comments

International Day of Solidarity with Leonard Peltier: Clemency Now!

The Leonard Peltier Defense Offense Committee calls on supporters worldwide to protest against the injustice suffered by Indigenous activist Leonard Peltier. Gather on February 4, 2012, at every federal court house and U.S. embassy or consulate worldwide to demand the freedom of a man wrongfully convicted and illegal imprisoned for 36 years!

imageThousands Of Invisible Pickets Dec 16 WSA 0 comments

The prisoners in Macon, Hays, Telfair, Baldwin, Valdosta, and Smith state prisons do not have picket signs we can read, no do they have speeches that can be read out loud to us. We cannot see their faces or hear their voices. They are mostly invisible to us. It is now up to us to break though this wall of invisibility purposely imposed upon us and prisoners, by those who control society and our lives. The right to strike is the right of every exploited person in an exploitive society, prisoner or not.

textWorkers Solidarity Alliance (WSA) Statement Against Political Police Raids Oct 07 WSA 5 comments

The WSA condemns this attack and the arbitrary power which it claims for the repressive agencies of the state. We should also note the hypocrisy of the state agencies who do not shrink from supporting or engaging in mass-scale terrorism abroad, while asserting arbitrary powers at home in the name of "anti-terrorism" and allowing domestic armed extremists to assist in policing the border in Arizona. [Castellano]

imageLondon Activists Target Of Police Intimidation Jun 23 Common cause - Ontario Anarchist Organisation 0 comments

June 22, 2010

For Immediate Release:

The recent arrests of two London activists for “promoting disturbance” represent yet another dramatic escalation in the Canadian state’s ongoing attempts to criminalize dissent.

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