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.
FIGHTING BACK (Dundee packaging workers occupy), Greece still burning, General strikes in France, Immigration prisons action in Manchester, Rossport ‘Shell-to-Sea’ occupation, Poll Tax revolt anniversary, Obama & Afghanistan, Resisting attacks on claimants, Glasgow school fightback, and more.
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Discussion papers on the politics of the global day of action in financial centres on June 18th 1999.
A series of three articles from the Anarchist Federation’s Organise! magazine, nos. 46, 47 & 48 (published 1997-98).
Just a few links to media from Saturday 28th March ‘Put People First’ march & rally (2009) … Links to Indymedia UK: Photos from the…
Here is the text of the afternoon session of the joint Anarchist Communist Federation/Subversion discussion meeting at Sheffield Red and Black Centre on 7/6/97, presented by Claire and Mike (ACF Nottingham).
World Economy in Crisis – Who Pays the Price? And How Do We Resist? Public meeting jointly organised by Anarchist Federation (London) and Solidarity Federation….
Text of a talk given at an open meeting at the Anarchist Bookfair,
18th October 1997 at Conway Hall, London, England
First Part – Introduction and the Role of the Revolutionary Organisation
We’re used to changes in welfare benefits happening so slowly and quietly you’d hardly notice them. So unless you’re getting benefit yourself, you might be forgiven for not even knowing that unemployment benefit and income support were put together as the Job Seekers Allowance in October 1996. Then there was Project Work, a Conservative experiment being tried out in 30 towns from last April onwards, continuing under the Labour government up to the present day.
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