European police in Spain and the Netherlands have swooped on two comrades accused of a bank robbery in Aachen, Germany back in 2013. The first arrest took place in Spain at the end of June, the second in Amsterdam on 5 July, both are being extradited to Germany. Comrades in … Continue reading
Communique in Greek, translated by boubourAs/Act for freedom now! In the afternoon of Thursday 12/11, the day of the general strike, we took a stroll by A.B. Vasillopoulos in Kesariani. with our faces covered and fortified, we entered the Super Market and took loads of essential goods and not, and … Continue reading
This article refers to the riots triggered by the murder of Freddy Gray, the latest in a long line of black men executed by the police in the US. Freddy Gray died in custody on 19th April after the police broke his spine. (Images taken from the riots that continued … Continue reading
Two recent statements from the Aylesbury Estate occupation. From https://fightfortheaylesbury.wordpress.com/. 19 February: Aylesbury Endures On Tuesday evening, the police moved in on the Occupation. Southwark Council had obtained an Interim Possession Order for 77-105 Chartridge House, the block that we first occupied on the 31st of January. Our callout drew … Continue reading
Ok, this is a corporate repost, but there’s video evidence going around that confirms that this cat is indeed a true class warrior…. This stray cat had a feast to remember after sneaking under a gourmet fish counter and binging on nearly £1,000 worth of marine delicacies. The tabby was … Continue reading
This article by the very active and influential anarchist Errico Malatesta (1853-1932) was written, in Italian, in 1889. It has only recently been translated into English, by Davide Turcato (in the new Malatesta collection “The Method of Freedom”). Many points Malatesta makes here are strikingly relevant 125 years later. He … Continue reading
Last Wednesday (1 October) an Athens prison court convicted seven people for robbing two banks in Velvento in February 2013, and handed down sentences of up to 16 years and 4 months. Five of the prisoners declared themselves responsible for the robberies, claiming them as political actions. The other two … Continue reading