Working Class Resistance magazine
Aug 14 2005 16:17
Issue 10 of Working Class Resistance, the quarterly magazine produced by Organise!, will be out in about a week.
The second issue of WCR in magazine format now has 24 pages, a glossy full colour cover an it isn't bad on content either. Contents include:
The End of the War - A reaction to the PIRA leadership announcement on the end of the war.
London Bombings - why didn't they bomb Sweden
More Terrorism in London
Liberating Iraq and Other Lies.
Solidarity Actions with Tesco Temps Defence Committee.
The G8 Protesting the Protest
Class Struggle versus Summit Protests.
Go - Move - Shift, anti-Traveller racism in Ireland.
Bad Language.
Poverty made History
Solidarity Appeal from Tehran Transport Workers
Direct Action Gets The Goods.
Industrial news.
And more...
The cost of the mag has gone up to £2.00 or 3 Euro but for a short time subscriptions to WCR for a year/four issues are available from Organise! Belfast Local, P.O. Box 505, Belfast, BT12 6BQ for a fiver!
If you want to take out a sub send yer name and address with your £5 to the address above and we'll start your sub with issue 10, and if we've any left we'll send you a complimentary copy of the previous issue.
Normal subscription is £10.00
In solidarity:
Aug 22 2005 12:20
#2
Subscribe and get it right on yer doorstep. I did, means I won't have to read someone else's battered copy.
edit for spellin
Aug 22 2005 13:01
#3
xeirecorex wrote:
are there any copies of this around dublin?Interested in reading "Class Struggle versus Summit Protests."
Surprised this issue doesnt contain anything about the wsm's position on the north - i thought that was all Organise write about.
(i joke) :)
It'll be in Red Ink a couple of days after we get it back from the printers - so the end of next week hopefully.
You could take out a sub for 5 quid (for a year/four issues thats saving you quite a bit, normal sub is £10) - send the payment and your postal address to Organise! at P.O. Box 505, Belfast, BT12 6BQ. Unfortunately we can only take payment in sterling. You can send a bankers draft but that'd be daft considering how much they charge for one, overseas transfer also incurs a charge but if anyone fancies it our account no. is 22475186, sort code 98 01 55, the banks is the Ulster Bank (you still need to let us know you've done this and send us yer address). Sterling travellers cheques work as will a well concealed fiver sent by post.
Cheers;
Aug 22 2005 13:04
#4
i'll pick it up in red ink, thanx.
Aug 22 2005 13:06
#5
Yeah, thought so. It is a lot easier given the fucking problems caused by the lack of a single european currency 
Aug 22 2005 15:29
#6
you'd sell way more copies in a 32 county mono-currency federated anarcho-communist Ireland..
Aug 31 2005 13:28
#7
still no sign of this in red ink?
Aug 31 2005 13:31
#8
Its not back from the printers yet, so should take another week.
Oct 13 2005 18:17
#9
what's the story with this mag? Never saw it?
Oct 13 2005 19:41
#10
It was sent down to Red Ink at the end start of September. It definately got there cos we got an email off of someone who bought it there.
Are there none left in stock?
Oct 14 2005 10:07
#11
I'll have a look over the weekend, perhaps it was hidden behind green anarchy..
Oct 19 2005 15:51
#12
Are there none there?
Oct 24 2005 16:48
#13
there's a few still there.
Had a read of it, not too bad, the protesting the protest article wasn't as offensive and sectarian as i thought it might be but it wasn't entirely spot on either. A good read though.
Didn't really enjoy the layout to be honest, felt it let the whole magazine down, what program do you use for it?
are there any copies of this around dublin?
Interested in reading "Class Struggle versus Summit Protests."
Surprised this issue doesnt contain anything about the wsm's position on the north - i thought that was all Organise write about.
(i joke)