Why did so many hard-right celebs rush to support a supposedly left-leaning conspiracy-monger while the left itself has not?
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Newsflash: Labour Doesn’t Care About You
It turns out the Left can move people – just not very far or in a very interesting direction. Seeing as how these things are usually rained out or freezing, The People’s Assembly at least managed to pick a nice enough day for their “No More Austerity: Demand the Alternative” march on Saturday (June 21st).
No Brand
The celebrity comedian and womaniser attracts controversy with impassioned ‘anarchist’ rants
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Notes from the US: Quack remedies
There has been little effective, determinative resistance to the fascist coup underway since Trump’s inauguration on 20 January ~ Louis Further ~ Articles of impeachment have been filed.
Tesla attacks, Iran repression, Mali teachers’ strike
World news in brief ~ Rob Latchford ~ Colorado police arrested Lucy Grace Nelson (40) on Monday outside a Tesla dealership in Loveland, Colorado, after a week long investigation into previous attacks on the dealership.
Anarchist News Review: Spycops victims, IWD and protest sentencing results
It’s was inevitable that Starmerite Labour would come for welfare in a vain attempt to look tough on the poor ~ We discuss the implications of that, talk about the factors which make the sort of international solidarity of the IWD marches so important, and on the (somewhat related) shameful behaviour of the State as
Toby Shone: “The state machine is terrified of the links we make with each other”
The freed anarchist prisoner spoke about solidarity and abolition at the Brighton Cowley Club ~ Elizabeth Vasileva ~ A talk by anarchist ex-prisoner Toby Shone at the Cowley Club in Brighton drew almost 20 people on Friday (7 March).
International Women’s Day Worldwide
Women and their allies took to the streets to demand gender equality and an end to violence, in global resistance against regressive policies ~ Alisa-Ece Tohumcu ~ International Women’s Day is a global call to action against patriarchal oppression, economic injustice, and state violence.
