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Resist Corporations’ attempts to muzzle dissent

However whilst the potential power of organised labour has lain fairly dormant and unused, opposition to austerity and corporate domination has tended to come from community and activist campaigns Continue reading

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In Defence Of Lifestyle Politics

Contrary to the claims of many opposed to it, lifestyle politics are developed alongside a radical and engaged analysis of the world and its many problems. Continue reading

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Radical History Zone programme at the Bristol Anarchist Bookfair

The programme for the Radical History Zone at this years Bookfair is now complete, and available. It’s a mouth-watering prospect with some fascinating events, that runs from Friday 6 May until lunchtime on Sunday 8 May. Organised once again by … Continue reading

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The root cause of our problems. Money.

The new financial year is kicking in, and with it all the new budget cuts and austerity measures forced upon us by the political class and their corporate masters. If you’ve already had your payslip for March, you’ll have seen … Continue reading

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Anti-High Speed Train campaign in the Basque country

A campaign activist speaks – Wednesday 1 September, 7pm at Kebele social centre A campaigner from the Basque country (annexed land in northern Spain) is currently visiting the UK talking about this campaign, and making links with similar campaigns against … Continue reading

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A critical look at the G20 London protests one year on

The article below is fairly short, sharp and to the point in its critique of last year’s G20 protests and the ‘movement’. It first appeared today on UK Indymedia, the author is unknown. However it articulates what some people, at … Continue reading

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Bookfair organising and other upcoming events

Tonight, Tuesday 9 February, sees our second organising meeting for the 2010 Bristol anarchist bookfair. We have been checking out various venues, which we’ll be discussing further. Plus we have a couple of pencilled in potential bookfair dates – the … Continue reading

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Matters of interest to local anarchists

and for those who would like to know more about anarchism The bookfair collective reconvened last week. At our meeting we looked over an organisational timeline for organising the next Bristol anarchist bookfair (or indeed any bookfair), and chewed over … Continue reading

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Is the recession really over?

Much spinning in the media in recent months trying to talk up recovery from the present recession, with headlines this past week that the recession really is over – based of course on the governments own data. We all trust … Continue reading

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Capitalism, energy and climate change

An article appeared on Tuesday, somewhat ironically as the London climate camp was still in progress, suggesting that the UK faces serious power cuts in years to come, for the first time since the 1970′s. According to the government’s own … Continue reading

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