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By any rational measure you might assume that a dominant sentient species when faced with global threats would pull together, pool resources and information and search for a mutual solution to the problem. But the coronavirus pandemic has confirmed what the climate change crisis already told us: that capitalism, even in its “globalised” form, is fundamentally unsuited to producing a coordinated response to tackle anything.

The following leaflet was given out in various cities across Italy on 6 June on the occasion of demonstrations by the various rank and file (Cobas) unions against the imposed return to work whilst the coronavirus pandemic continues to rage.

Food Not Bombs Archipelago writes a statement in opposition to the Anti-Terror Act.

A joint statement from several anarchist collectives in the Philippines on the recent anti-terrorism law passed in the Philippine congress.

An introduction to advertising and propaganda for anarchists

This incompetency in handling the pandemic has been too obvious. And weeks before the quarantine ends, the so called Anti-Terrorism Bill was approved in the Senate quite very timely. The Bill has been criticized for its vague definitions of what “terrorism” is. Critics called it the “Terror Bill” as it threatens to violate basic human and constitutional rights.

We adopt this statement from the NUJP but preface this by saying we do not oppose the Terror Bill due to its constitutionality, for even if it were constitutional we would oppose it.

A guide on recruitment and vetting for your own affinity groups.

An anarchist analysis on the Anti-Terror Act being discussed in the Philippine congress.

Dave Dellinger, principled anarcho-pacifist revolutionary (and one of the Chicago 7 defendants in 1969), wrote this essay in response to liberals – like Martin Luther King – endorsing federal troops being called in to suppress the 1967 Detroit Riots. His position is that we support "the side of the oppressed and exploited," in this case fighters for black liberation during the uprisings in Newark, Detroit and Spanish Harlem, not the "establishment" – meaning the state's repressive forces in the form of cops and the military.

Flyer distributed by comrades and sympathisers at protests over the murder of George Floyd.

An article in Filipino written during the height of the Occupy movement arguing for social revolution.

An article written during the height of the Occupy movement arguing for social revolution.

29 May marks the fiftieth anniversary of the Equal Pay Act 1970, precipitated by the Ford sewing machinists’ strike in 1968 which started in Dagenham.

First entry into a series of blogs where I address bad political arguments I have heard from others.

An article on the power of institutions for control and domination with a note on the state.

A social ecological commentary on the concept of “Survival of the Fittest.”

Multi-lingual blog by various collectives around the globe about workers' struggle against the Covid-19 regime. Follow and contribute... www.feverstruggle.net