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southern africa / miscellaneous Tuesday April 07, 2009 18:10 by Michael Schmidt
Jacob Zuma Cargo Cult
Much printers’ ink has been shed by pundits and politicians in attempting to explain, excuse, laud or condemn the rise of Jacob Zuma to the ANC Presidency from where it is just a short hop, skip and jump to the South African Presidency following the 2009 General Election. The rest of us, the people, are reduced to either disgruntled witnesses or ecstatic cheerleaders of “JZ” shifting the weight of his gut from foot to foot in his monotonous mshini-wam song. He knows it doesn’t have to be a particularly energetic dance, for it is pretty much guaranteed that the ill-gotten gains he allegedly sought so assiduously for so long will soon be his when he holds the keys to the Treasury.Just how did arguably the world’s most famous liberation movement implode so rapidly into a venal kleptocracy, a cabal of back-slapping thugs? Did it in fact implode? Did it descend from great ethical heights or was the rot there all along?
north america / mexico / miscellaneous Tuesday December 16, 2008 22:45 by US NEFAC National Secretary
We encourage the support of unions, neighborhood democracy, resistance to police brutality, support for political prisoners, models for mass education, and also a movement with teeth. Above all, we must struggle for what we need, not what the system is willing to give us. In addition, we must all be on the watch for expressions of racist hatred and organized fascist movements in the months and years following the election. [Castellano] [Français] [Italiano]
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international / miscellaneous Wednesday November 14, 2007 21:08 by José Antonio Gutiérrez D.
The biggest merit of this book is to put forward the anarchist case against the State in a very common sensical fashion, free of any deliberately hard to follow rhetoric. Anarchism is desirable and easy enough to grasp, and when properly explained –as this book does- it is hard for anyone not to share the basic anarchist outlook of a cooperative and truly democratic society.
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greece / turkey / cyprus / miscellaneous Thursday November 01, 2007 01:16 by Ender Yılmaz & José Antonio Gutiérrez D.
Turkey has been under the spotlight this year, due to the threats of the Army against the possibility of an Islamist party taking the presidency. This move came to pose a number of questions to the European establishment, as Turkey has been negotiating its entry to the EU. The apparently uneasy two alternatives of government in Turkey are political Islam or the old fashioned authoritarian Kemalist secularism, which has the army as its vigilante sector of the ruling block.
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international / miscellaneous Thursday September 27, 2007 06:09 by Anarkismo Editorial Group
Anarkismo has recently been under attack by a massive amount of spam. Prior we've issued a statement about how this spam attack forced us to moderate all comments. Unfortunately the spam attack persists and have even rendered the administrators ability to approve comments impossible. This means we are not even able to publish all the real comments from our users. Unfortunately we will not be able to have someone look into this before early next week. By then we'll have more information about when the problem will be fixed. In the meantime we advise our users not to publish any comments (stories are OK to publish). We hope our users will show understanding and patience. The Anarkismo Editorial collective [ Italiano ] [ Ελληνικά ][ Deutsch ][ Castellano ] |
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