second meeting of The Summit Against Everything

Following the first and succesful meeting to organise a summit of anarchists, anti-authoritarian and autonomists in London, we are meeting again this Saturday 10th of November at 4pm in room S50, St Clements building, London School of Economics.

See how to get to the LSE:
http://www.lse.ac.uk/resources/mapsAndDirections/howToGetToLSE.htm

and here is a campus map:
http://www.lse.ac.uk/resources/mapsAndDirections/findingYourWayAroundLSE.htm

(Original callout from http://www.occupiedlondon.org/against_everything )

It has been floating around everyone's mind for quite some time. In
fact - it has been argued from the very beginning of this wonderful adventure,
the manifestations against summits of the sovereign. The question has
always been there: Sure we need to meet - and our counter-summits are
an excellent opportunity for doing so. But why follow them around in their
summits, why give them the tactical advantage of selecting where and
when our battles are to take place?

We are not an anarchist travelling circus, nor should we be focusing
exclusively on the meetings of the sovereign to express our anger.
Their meetings merely represent and reflect a fraction of capital's
barbarism, inhumanity and exploitation. We know that and yet, for quite some years
now, so much of our energy is spent in co-forming predefined spectacles
with them; we are first role actors but the script is not ours.

For all its positive outcomes (and there were many), the counter-summit
of Rostock reminded us something we should have never forgotten. Win in
their game playing by their rules and you've lost. For a moment, we cried
“victory” in the fields and roads of Rostock. What had been set as our
counter-summit's main goal was achieved: All roads leading to
Heiligendamm, the venue of the G8 summit, were blocked off - and yet
those trapped at that very moment were us, not the state leaders.

Are we trapped? What direction do we go now, having achieved the aim of
our counter-summit, only to find ourselves back at point zero? This is
not an easy question and we surely do not intend to answer it alone. We
have booked a room at this year's Anarchist Bookfair in London, to allow for
some preliminary discussion*. We hope this will be the beginning of an
organising process leading to the first counter-summit against much
more than yet another summit of the sovereign. Rather than waiting for them
to decide where and when to meet, no longer running behind them, we'll
jump on the driver's seat and decide this for ourselves. For once, the where
and when questions should be answered by us.

Where? We say London. If there is one place that can aptly symbolise
all of global capital's barbarism, inhumanity and exploitation, this must
be our city. However, both this and the when question are to be answered
in the bookfair meeting and the ones that will hopefully follow them. We
do not pretend to have any pre-set answers to these questions, only lust
and energy to co-form the answers with all interested comrades. What we do
know is that it's finally time to move on from organising against
single-issued summits of power; it is time to attack capital in its
totality, in the everyday, in the spaces in which it rules. It is time
for a Summit Against Everything!

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