favourite anarchist slogans eh???
"be realistic...."
"corpse in their mouth"
"fuck off u middle class liberal tosser"
"petite bourgeois of the world unite" or was that SWP propaganda???
oh yeah and that Durruti new world in our hearts one tho its a tad over used..
"property is theft"
and "fuck off hippy"
Power corrupts, and absolute power corrupts absolutely - Lord Aston (but originally stolen from Thucydides I think).
I'd love to be an anarchist, but I can't be having with treating Jews as equals - a Ukranian I used to go to school with neatly showing the insanity of the far right.
I wouldn't usually vote for the BNP, but they didn't look like thugs, they wore shirts and ties - Old lady interviewed just after the Bradford by-elections.
"i kill communists for fun." al pacino in scarface.
the only good fascist is a dead fascist.
that lucy parsons quote about getting all the tramps to arm themselves with knives and guns and wait outside the palaces of the rich and shoot or stab them to death as they come out.
you shall not pass! - gandalf in lord of the rings, and also the anti-fascist forces in spain during the civil war....
harry roberts is our friend...etc.
"i dont get a million bucks to punch folks in the face" - Frenzal Rhomb, Russel Crowe's Band.... Im sorry, its a funny song.
"A hundred of us will survive, but, with that hundred, we shall enter Saragossa, beat fascism and proclaim libertarian communism... I will be the first to enter Saragossa; i will proclaim there the free commune. We shall subordinate ourselves neither at Madrid nor Barcelona, neither to Azana nor Companys. If they wish, they can live in peace with us, if not, we shall go to Madrid.. we shall show you, Bolsheviks, how to make a revolution!" -Buenaventura Durruti.
Class war paper selling slogan........"Get yer Class war here, eight out of ten rich barstards said their slaves preferred it "
me too.
"Power is not sezed it is constructed" (the origenal Marcos) 
"There are causes worth dying for but none worth killing for" (Albert Camus)
"Extremism in the defense of liberty is no vice; moderation in the persute of justice is no vertue" (Cicero 106-43 BC Roman weiter)
"When the rich wage war, it's the poor who die" (Jean Paul Sartre) 
"Let ten people meet who are decided on the lightening of violence rather than the long agony of survival... From that moment, despair ends and tactics begin"
- raoul vanegeim
"we have a world of pleasures to win, and nothing to lose but boredom"
- ditto
And of course the eviscerate the bourgeoisie one
'you do realise this is very naughty of you, think of the taxpayer'
ok you probably had to be there
but that was said to a couple of us at a Ashanti Glass/SHAC demo last year by a dopey little copper who then when one of our group started walking away went on to say
'um come back you, umm, shall i arrest him sarge?'
to which the answer was
'no pc [whatever], he hasnt done anything yet'
Here's Something I found on the Urban 75 forums;
CHEEKY MONKEY
Often appended to the noun Monkey (qv). The reasons for this are unclear.
Monkey's aren't really cheeky. They throw bananas, scratch their bottoms in public and snap off car aerials in safari parks.
That's not cheeky-that's anarchy.
One of the responses was;
BANANA THROWING ANARCHISTS. 
8)
One of my favourites:
"Will you and your government teach eagles to fly and tigers to hunt? Of course not. No one is so arrogant with nature. But you and your government want to tell me what to buy and how to live, and I am more complex than any eagle or tiger. Give me only the same respect you pay the badger and the blue jay, and leave me alone.
After all, anarchy means nothing more than human ecology."
Allen Thornton, Laws of the Jungle
Over-simplified, maybe, but essential in any quotes list:
'You can't reform profit capitalism and inhumanity. Just kick it till it breaks.'
Angry Brigade, communiquè 8
others:
"There are no beautiful surfaces without a terrible depth." -Nietzsche
"In the modern world the coal miner is second in importance only to the man who digs the soil" George Orwell in the 1930s I think
"Power is not a material possession that can be given, it is the ability to act." -the anarchist cookbook (ooo, contraversial!)
"There can be no such thing as "limited government," because there is no way to control an entity that in principle enjoys a monopoly of power..."
Joseph Sobran, The Myth of "Limited Government"
I finally managed to remember to grab my book from upstairs, so...
Louis Lingg's statement to the court in Chicago, the whole thing is cool, but kinda long, my favourite part is the end.
Well, it looks like I'll have to do the last half:
"The rest of the accused have told you that they do not believe in force. I may tell you that they have no buiness in this dock with me. They are innocent, everyone of them; I do not pretend to be. I believe in force just as you do. That is my justification. Force is the supreme arbiter in human affairs. You have clubbed unarmed strikers, shot them down in your streets, shot down thier women and thier children. So long as you do that, we who are Anarchists will use explosives against you.Don't comfort yourselves with the idea that we have lived and died in vain. The Haymarket bomb has stopped the bludgenings and shootings of your police for at least a generation. And that bomb is only the first, not the last...
I despise you! I despise your society and its methods! Your courts and your laws, your force-propped authority... Hang me for it!!!"
As we all know he was found guilty and sent off to be hung. But he beat them to it, blew a bomb up in his mouth before his life could be taken by the state.
Also in The Conquest of Bread, by Kropotkin, tucked away on nearly the last page (of my copy) after well outdated agriculture babble is this gem:
The only thing that may be wanting to the Revolution is the boldness of initative.With our minds already narrowed in our youth and enslaved by the past in our mature age, we hardly dare to think. If a new idea is mentioned - before venturing on an opinion of our own, we consult musty books a hundred years old, to know what ancient masters thought of the subject
It is not food that will fail, if boldnes of thought and initative are not wanting to the revolution
August Spies:
...if you think that by hanging us, you can stamp out the labor movement - the movement from which the downtrodden millions, the millions who toil and live in want and misery - the wage slaves - expect salvation - if this is your opinion, then hang us! Here you will tread upon a spark, but there, and there, and behind you and in front of you, and everywhere, flames will blaze up. It is a subterranean fire. You cannot put it out.
"this sucks. change it!"
Beavis and Butthead
"slogan, slogan, slogan. Chant! Chant! Chant!" (to the tune of "maggie out")
various demos c. 1995
"resist, rebel, relax...ahh"
cardiff graffiti
i've also enjoyed plots to use blank placards and do "papersales" of utterly random magazines.
Over 14 million people could find themselves in fuel poverty in the near future, if new figures from gas giant Centrica predicting a 70% rise in gas prices prove accurate - nearly a quarter of the population.
A fascinating and detailed account of a little known international seamens' strike in 1925, lasting over 100 days and spreading from Britain to Australia, New Zealand and South Africa.
An article about French libertarian socialist group Socialisme ou Barbarie - Socialism or Barbarism. SouB had a theoretical influence on the Situationist International and others of their time.
First issue of an irregular workers' bulletin put together by users of the website, libcom.org. This issue focuses on the 2008 pay dispute over sub-inflation pay offers.
So what are yer all time favourite Anarchist slogans and quotes?
I got thinking about this from the sticker debate on the AF forum... of course at the moment, my mind has gone totally blank... but I am listening to MC5 "Starship"
Kick out the Jams Motherfuckers!!!