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north america / mexico / indigenous struggles / opinion / analysis Tuesday December 18, 2007 00:23 by andrew Fleming
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Normally the settlement of claims to property are something the court system takes very seriously. The very foundation of capitalism after all is that some person can claim ownership of a piece of land, and through that ownership charge others rent to use it explains Andrew Fleming. [
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north america / mexico / imperialism / war / press release Saturday October 27, 2007 02:07 by andrew
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The so-called “War on Terror” has been in full swing since 2001 and the scope of destruction and domination by Western powers has been steadily increasing. Resistance to the occupation has only intensified and shows no sign of slowing down since Harper’s decision to follow the US into Central Asia. read full story / add a comment 
north america / mexico / economy / news report Friday August 17, 2007 07:11 by andrew
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On August 20-21 Canada's Prime Minister Stephen Harper meets in secret with George Bush and President Felipe Calderon of Mexico at Montebello, Quebec as part of the Security and Prosperity Partnership (SPP). The SPP has as a goal the elimination of differences on standards between the USA, Canada and Mexico. Under this process Canada is already raising the quantities of pesticide residues that are allowed to be on food read full story / add a comment 
ireland / britain / history / link to pdf Tuesday June 05, 2007 19:18 by andrew
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A collection of Irish anarchist articles on the rebellion of 1798 and the 1916 insurrection brought together in a single 40 page PDF pamphlet which you can download this from http://www.struggle.ws/pdf/andrew/risingmoon.html read full story / add a comment 
ireland / britain / history / opinion / analysis Wednesday May 23, 2007 22:51 by andrew Flood
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On the 23rd of May 1798 the largest popular republican rising in Irish history began. Across the island tens of thousands fought under the banner of the United Irishmen. Hundreds of thousands had been sworn into the organization in the preceding four years. On four occasions revolutionary France sent thousands of troops to aid the rebellion, the United Irishmen had built contacts with revolutionary republicans across the globe, including the USA, France, Hamburg and England.
The response of the British state to the rise of the United Irishmen was a brutal counterinsurgency campaign that stirred up sectarian conflict on the island. 1798 thus came to shape much of the political struggles that took place in the following centuries. read full story / add a comment 
ireland / britain / history / opinion / analysis Tuesday May 08, 2007 18:48 by andrew Flood
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Thursday 3rd May was the 88th anniversary of the largest 'Mayday' demonstration in Irish history, when what the Belfast Newsletter described as "a little band of disgruntled Red-Socialists" led 100,000 workers through the streets of Belfast. Everywhere else in Ireland in 1919 had also seen massive Mayday demonstrations, with 10,000 demonstrating in Burr Co. Offaly.
Outside of the North East, these had been called for the 1st of May in order "to demonstrate the solidarity of workers and to reaffirm their adhesion to the principles of self-determination". But Belfast marched to a different theme on the 3rd May. Both North and South a massive wave of working class militancy had grown and although these struggles shared a common rhythm they happened in isolation from each other. read full story / add a comment 
north america / mexico / anarchist movement / link to pdf Monday April 09, 2007 19:34 by andrew
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The February 2007 Newsletter of the Capital Terminus Collective is now online. read full story / add a comment 
international / environment / feature Friday April 06, 2007 00:53 by andrew Flood & Chekov Feeney
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Peak Oil Theory has been around since the 1970s. Some think we have already reached 'peak oil', others think it will happen with the next twenty-five years. The theory argues that when we reach 'peak oil' the rate at which we extract oil from the earth (measured in millions of barrels per day) will reach a maximum and thereafter will start to drop.
As the rate at which we use oil is currently close to the rate at which we extract it, the point of peak oil will coincide or be closely followed by the world consuming more oil than it is producing. As oil reserves are very limited, within months there simply will not be enough oil available. read full story / add a comment 
ireland / britain / history / review Friday March 16, 2007 23:11 by andrew
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Ken Loaches 'The Wind that Shakes the Barley' got its North American release this week. In many ways this film is similar to his earlier film 'Land and Freedom' in seeking to introduce the elements of class struggle in both events to a mainstream audience which would only be aware of them as interesting military conflicts. read full story / add a comment 
elsewhere / anarchist movement / news report Wednesday February 28, 2007 20:51 by andrew
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Following on our recent creation of Dutch and Arabic language categoires Anarkismo.net is pleased to announce the creation of a catagory for articles in Polish read full story / add a comment 
ireland / britain / history / feature Saturday April 29, 2006 14:23 by andrew Flood
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Thhe 1916 rising in Ireland in which around 20% of the participants were members of a syndicalist militia became the founding myth of the modern Irish state. This articles looks at the core myth of 'blood sacrifice' and the class struggle that erupted during the War of Indepenedence which broke out three years after the insurrection. read full story / add a comment 
ireland / britain / history / feature Friday April 14, 2006 00:49 by andrew Flood
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In April 1916 in Dublin a combination of nationalist volunteers and a syndicalist union militia (Irish Citizens Army) seized control of key building in the centre of the city and declared a republic. After a week of fierce fighting in which a large part of the city centre was destroyed the British army crushed the rebels. In the weeks that followed they executed the leadership including IWW member James Connolly.
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international / environment / link to pdf Wednesday April 05, 2006 22:52 by andrew
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A PDF pamphlet is now available of Andrew Flood's two published critiques of primitivism. You can now download, print out and distribute this pamphlet whose essays provoked some fury when first published. read full story / add a comment 
international / anarchist movement / feature Thursday December 01, 2005 22:15 by andrew Flood
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One of the major confusions in the anarchist movement in the USA and parts of Europe arises out of primitivism and its claim to be part of the anarchist movement. But primitivism is not a realistic strategy for social revolution and it opposes the basic purpose of anarchism - the creation of a free mass society. Primitivists have attempted to reply to these criticisms but these replies are easily exposed as more to do with faith then reality. read full story / add a comment 
north america / mexico / the left / feature Thursday November 17, 2005 23:47 by andrew Flood
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Over the summer the Zapatistas announced a new strategy but what was it and what does it mean? On the global level the the rebellion in Chiapas was both an inspiration and organisational model for new a generations of anti-capitalist activists. Because of this the change in direction will have repercussions that stretch far beyond Mexico read full story / add a comment 
ireland / britain / anarchist movement / feature Friday November 11, 2005 23:49 by andrew
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The Workers Solidarity Meeting held its Autumn 2005 conference over the October bank holiday weekend. National conference is the decision making body of the WSM – it does everything from agree the collective political positions of the WSM to decide what mechanisms we use to make decisions. With this feature we include links to all the positions paper that came out of the conference. read full story / add a comment 
north america / mexico / local contacts / feature Thursday October 13, 2005 21:27 by andrew
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The Capital Terminus collective is an anarchist-communist group in Atlanta, GA. We believe that there can and will be a revolution in which the people overthrow their rulers and create a society in which the oppressive forces of the state have been destroyed and in which everyone "Gives according to their ability and receives according to their need". read full story / add a comment 
international / anarchist movement / feature Thursday October 06, 2005 19:10 by andrew
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The primitivist critique of anarchism is based around the claim to have discovered a contradiction between liberty and mass society. In other words they see it as impossible for any society that involves groups much larger than a village to be a free society. If this was true it would make the anarchist proposal of a world of 'free federations of towns, cities and countryside' impossible. Such federations and population centers are obviously a form of mass society/civilisation. read full story / add a comment 
ireland / britain / anarchist movement / news report Thursday August 11, 2005 18:48 by andrew
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The Grassroots Gatherings are weekend meetings of anarchists and other libertarians in Ireland that occur every six or so months. Each one happens in a different city but the 10th Gathering will be the first to taked place in a rural location. The theme of this gathering is local community campaigns. read full story / add a comment 
ireland / britain / environment / news report Monday August 08, 2005 22:21 by andrew
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Over a dozen people picketed Statoil on Ushers Quay on Friday 5th August as part of the ongoing campaign of solidarity with the 5 men jailed for resisting a potentially dangerous gas pipeline being built near their houses. Significant victories have now been won in the campaign.
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