SchQUALL Annual 1999/2000

Genetically modified crops get trashed, animal rights, freemasons, June 18th '99 international day of action against capitalism, Exodus Collective, Cuba, the November 30th '99 Battle for Seattle, climate change, parties and festivals, indigenous peoples' resistance to multinational corporations, the privatisation of everything in sight, crap arrests of the week, prisoner support and much more…the full lowdown on the direct action movement in Britain and abroad!

Issues 201-250 of Schnews covering (February 1999 - March 2000) plus the best of Squall magazine, top photographs, cartoons, subverts and much more.

See also Libcom's archive of individual SchNEWS newsletters.

Squall maintains an archive website at http://squallmagazine.com/

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schnews-annual-5a.pdf (23.53 MB)

schnews-annual-5b.pdf (27.7 MB)

schnews-annual-5c.pdf (25.23 MB)

schnews-annual-5d.pdf (8.04 MB)

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