The Cop, the Neo-Nazi, and the Elephant
Three Anecdotes About Our book “How to defend yourself during a police interrogation
https://projet-evasions.org/the-cop-the-neo-nazi-and-the-elephant/
Three Anecdotes About Our book “How to defend yourself during a police interrogation
https://projet-evasions.org/the-cop-the-neo-nazi-and-the-elephant/
From The Dugout and Prince Shakur
Ever wondered how an episode of The Dugout comes together?
We take you behind the scenes of how we make The Dugout: from how the podcast started, to researching topics, booking guests, recording, editing, and posting episodes online. We break down our full process, talk about the challenges of building independent media, and share what goes into making a Black anarchist podcast with limited resources.
Bloomington, Indiana's own anarchist agitation is back with a second issue, featuring: an "Oath of Refusal," "We Choose to Live," "Moving Beyond Fares," "How to Wheatpaste," a profile on local rent-a-cops, an exploration of barricades, a profile on the local naval base, an explanation of direct action, a reportback from an anarchist fight night, a music review and a poem!
https://intension.noblogs.org/post/2025/03/11/in-tension-issue-2/
From Firefund
A few words about Druck! Press Collective
Druck! Press Collective was formed in 2013 and in July 2014 the machinery was installed in Terra Incognita squat, formally beginning the collective’s operation. The last 7 years, until the eviction of the squat on August 17th, 2020, Druck! Press Collective operated against commercial relations and clientelism, aiming to promote the words and actions of the radical movement, hoping to bridge the gap between the need for printed expression and the political -as well as financial- obstacles that emerge when this need is not fulfilled within the movement itself.
From Live Like the World is Dying
Hello and welcome to Live Like The World Is Dying, your podcast for what feels like the end times. I'm your host Margaret Kiljoy, and I use she or they pronouns and this week I'll be talking to a friend of mine named Gregg about suburban organizing and suburban preparedness because we've had a bunch of episodes on urban stuff and we've had some episodes on rural stuff and those aren't the only places that people live.
via CrimethInc.
A Demonstrator’s Guide to Responding to Gunshot Wounds
Gunshot wounds are becoming more common at demonstrations. This is not to say you should panic—millions of people have participated in demonstrations over the past four months, while only dozens have been shot. Still, as political conflict escalates in the United States, it is important to think about how we can care for and protect each other. The good news is that even if you have no medical training, there are things you can do to maximize the likelihood that a person who is shot in your vicinity will survive—simple things like learning the location of the nearest trauma center. Though this subject can be stressful to contemplate, the following guide may equip you to help save lives.
From CrimethInc.
Everything You Need to Know
From c4SS
How to ethically cover social unrest is a complex debate, it is also an increasingly necessary one
France – Val d’Ouvèze (Ardèche):
Relay antenna attack
For several weeks now the whole population has been living in a state of exception in the form of health confinement with its dose of unheard-of prohibitions, daily hypocrisy and promises of salvation.
I didn’t want to die of fear or boredom, attached to a drip-feed in front of Netflix. Over the past month, the anger and consternation of experiencing a live bad science-fiction novel have become an antidote rather than a poison for me. So I decided to attack.
The world might be ending.
There’s a commonly replicated piece of anarchist folk art that means a lot to me. I don’t know who drew it. It’s a drawing of a tree with a circle-A superimposed. The text of it reads “even if the world was to end tomorrow I would still plant a tree today.”