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Arrests in Aachen, Germany - We Will Respond Everywhere!
Police stopped a car on June 28th, 2004 in the area of the German/Dutch border in a routine stop looking for drug traffickers. Bart De Geeter, José Fernandez Delgado, Gabriel Pombo da Silva and Begoña Pombo da Silva were in the car.
A member of the group pulled a gun on police when they attempted to search the car. The three men attempted to escape while Begoña was immediately placed in custody. The three men were finally captured following a chase involving gunfire.
Three of those arrested are longtime anarchists, while Begoña has no other connection to the anarchist movement other than being Gabriel’s sister.
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For Andres Raya...
On January 9, 2005, outside a Ceres, CA liquor store, Andres Raya ambushed the police. Raya had earlier fired into the air, hid his assault rifle, and rushed into the store requesting police assistance. Raya shot and killed arriving Ceres police Sgt. Howard Stevenson, and seriously wounded officer Sam Ryno. Raya then fled. He died later following a cop stakeout and another confrontation, where he was shot eighteen times.
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Marching to Nowhere?
An account of the March 20, 2004 anti-war/anti-occupation demonstrations in San Francisco. Bitter.
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May Day Celebrates Resistance!
A flyer distributed May Day, 2002 in Portland, Oregon.
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Strangers Everywhere, by "An anarchist stranger in an alien world"
On Thursday, May 12, in a massive show of force, the Digos (Italian political police) arrested five anarchists in Lecce, Italy. [...] In addition to these arrests, ten other people were informed that they were under investigation, eight for subversive association with the intent of terrorism and two for unauthorized demonstration. The cops closed down and seized the anarchist occupied space, Capolinea, and carried out searches against anarchists all over Italy.
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We Are Not Citizens, We Are Proles:
Notes on Class, Alienation and What to Do About Them
Breaking through the malaise and resignation of our society is no easy task. It
requires an examination of institutions and social processes that create and
maintain illusions. By doing this, we build possibilities for a rupture, a break
in the system of exploitation, and a space to envision different ways of living. [...] The following notes are a contribution towards the destruction of the global capitalist system, a task to begin immediately.
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