Resistance bulletin issue 116 October 2009
6 October 2009Posted by AFed
THE WAR IN AFGHANISTAN. What are we fighting for? Migrant camp in Calais, Workplace round-up (Royal Mail strikes; anti-racism strike in Black Country; PFI hospitals victory; National Grid workers in Newcastle and Northampton; Refuse workers in Leeds), English Defence League tour, Carlos anti-fascist murder trial, Nepalese Maoist strike ban, DSEI arms fair, ESOL, London Anarchist Bookfair, and more.
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Resistance bulletin issue 115 September 2009
30 August 2009Posted by AFed
VESTAS OCCUPIED! THOMAS COOK OCCUPIED! Tesco store plan foiled, workplace action (Royal Mail, Liverpool baggage handlers, Fire Service), students in recession, South Korea factory siege, French car & telecoms workers, workfare providers, healthcare in the USA, and more.
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Peterloo Press
10 August 2009Posted by AFed
Manchester AF is pleased to announce the launch of its new printing operation, Peterloo Press.
Named in memory of the massacre of working people at St Peters’ fields in Manchester in 1819, We’re aiming to make low-cost, good-looking pamphlets available which we believe offer important insights into the history and theory of revolutionary politics. We aim not to be constrained by the classical ‘anarchist tradition’ and to publish works from other schools of thought which also point towards an emancipatory, stateless communist society, such as council communism and other ‘ultra-left’ perspectives.
Resistance bulletin issue 114 July/August 2009
1 July 2009Posted by AFed
SUMMER OF RAGE Iran, refinery walkouts, immigration prison struggles, Greece, the European elections, What is Anarchism? part 3, and more.
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Resistance bulletin issue 113 June 2009
1 June 2009Posted by AFed
OCCUPATIONS GET THE GOODS! (Visteon agreement), London Metropolitan University occupation, Workplace round-up, ID cards, MP allowances, Cops on G20, Antifascism in East Europe, Mayday round-up, No Borders Calais camp, What is Anarchism? part 2, and more.
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Resistance bulletin issue 112 May 2009
1 May 2009Posted by AFed
OCCUPY, RESIST (Visteon plants in Enfield, Basildon & Belfast), G20 “Terrorists”, Top tips to beat the squeeze, Immigration Glasgow school occupations, Workplace roundup, Fascist forum hacked, Bent Bars campaign, Immigration prisons, Sri Lanka offensive, What is Anarchism?, and more.
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Organise! magazine Issue 72 Summer 2009
30 April 2009Posted by AFed
SEXUALITY AND GENDER SPECIAL. Articles include: Sex trade/work, ‘Gay rights’ business, Neuromyths & neurosexism, Language of Ursula Le Guin novels, Second Life & gender, Anarchism & Art, The Left’s authoritarian messiahs, Harold Thompson obituary & 4 book reviews.
AGAINST NATIONALISM
3 April 2009Posted by AFed
Currently out of stock Anarchists do not see the world in terms of competing national peoples, but in terms of class. We do not see a world of nations in struggle, but of classes in struggle. The nation is a smokescreen which hides the struggle between classes which exists within and across them. Consequently, there is no single ‘people’ within the ‘nation’, and there is no shared ‘national interest’ which unifies them.
This pamphlet gives our analysis of nationalism and why anarchists are fundamentally against it.
BEATING THE POLL TAX
2 April 2009Posted by AFed
Beating the Poll Tax is a relevant ‘blast from the past’, a widely distributed booklet that encouraged and analysed the rise of mass revolt against the Community Charge in 1989/90 as it was happening. First published by the Anarchist Communist Federation in March 1990 under the Tories, then published online March 2006 by the Anarchist Federation and dedicated to New Labour and the Left, “Our past experience should teach us to expect nothing else of them.”
MANIFESTO OF LIBERTARIAN COMMUNISM – GEORGE FONTENIS -1953
2 April 2009Posted by AFed
Written in 1953 by George Fontenis, Manifesto of Libertarian Communism is one of the key texts of the anarchist communist current, translated from French manifeste du communisme libertaire. Although flawed, the best features need to be incorporated into modern revolutionary theory and practice.
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