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The insurrection as a real event stands for transcendence ~ x, for an outside in which a new relation between the world and lived experience is invented, much more, for an outside that escapes the world. The insurrection can serve […]
The insurrection as a real event stands for transcendence ~ x, for an outside in which a new relation between the world and lived experience is invented, much more, for an outside that escapes the world. The insurrection can serve […]
“The torrent is called violent, but the riverbed that constricts it is called violent by no one.” Bertolt Brecht Not much has changed since Jean Baudrillard, in an article on the riots in the banlieues in 2005, spoke of how
note on the uprisings in France
The Roots of the Uprising in France … The Unrest Regarding the current wave of unrest, I can only speak from my position, describing what I have seen in the city where I live in the suburbs close to Paris.
Der Bericht erschien bei It’s Going Down, wir haben ihn unverzüglich übersetzt und veröffentlicht, weil wir es extrem wichtig finden, Infos über das wahre Geschehen in Rotterdam zu verbreiten. Sunzi Bingfa Ich weiß nicht, wo ich anfangen soll, über dieses Thema
Ein Bericht und Überlegungen zu den Unruhen am 19. November in Rotterdam
It’s easy to get a sense of deja-vu when you get home and start reading press reports and twitter accounts from a demonstration. For that reason, whilst I’ll be writing about the events in Bristol this Sunday, I’m also writing
WHAT ACTUALLY HAPPENED IN BRISTOL – AND HOW A NARRATIVE IS BUILT (english/deutsch)
Η αρχική δημοσίευση στα Ελληνικά https://www.efsyn.gr/politiki/synenteyxeis/285714_moy-eipan-tha-biasoyme-mehri-kai-koytabi-soy ENG 21-year-old Aris Papazacharoudakis speaks to “Ef.Syn.” for his abduction by police one day after the incidents in Nea Smyrni, denounces his long torture in GADA and states that Michalis Chrysochoidis is solely responsible
About the police abduction and torture of the Greek anarchist Aris Papazacharoudakis
At the beginning of May 2020, hunger riots erupted in Santiago, Chile. Lockdowns had deprived men and women of their incomes to the point of near starvation. A large movement of self-organized community kitchens soon spread across the country. Later
1. Say ‘no’ to cops: Is another form of policing possible? The police cannot be politically neutral—because the social order they maintain is not neutral. Examining the history of policing around the world, it is apparent that police abuse is
Hong Kong: 11 articles on police abolition
On Thursday, both Donald Trump and his white nationalist and nativist advisor Stephen Miller announced that they will begin deploying armed officers from the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) on the streets of cities that have seen large-scale protests—specifically, cities governed
Solidarity with the People in the Streets of Portland
On the 28th anniversary of the Los Angeles riots that began on April 29, 1992 we wrote “Looking at the city today, the only thing keeping the fuse off is the threat of COVID-19. The same racist, classist, sexist, anti-black
#FTP WAVE / For George Floyd and against this anti-black world.
Minneapolis: Now This Fight Has Two Sides What the Riots Mean for the COVID-19 Era The demonstrations this week in Minneapolis mark a historic watershed in the COVID-19 era. As we argued in March, there are some things that are
Minneapolis: Now This Fight Has Two Side
Before the Red Army Faction in Germany (1970-1998), the Red Brigades in Italy (1970-1988), and Action Directe in France (1979-1987), there was Nada. Neither historical actor nor marginal organization of the post-war European ultra-Left, Nada was born out of the
‘…a model of behavior like a cop or a female saint…’