Black Flag 219 (2000) Complete contents in PDF. Most contents also available as text below (including additional content from the web version taken from http://flag…
The head-fixing industry - John Keracher Readers of this pamphlet will recognize that it is a graphic and informative description of how the capitalist press, schools, churches, 'movies,…
Forged by Pride: Cursory notes on digital propaganda and Russian queers Does digital propaganda produced by Western LGBT communities in solidarity with Russian queers…
Who’s manipulating anyway? An analysis of David Leppard and Kevin Dowling’s latest attempt to smear anarchists in the Sunday Times
Police evict journalists from TV studio following a 5 month occupation Greek riot police have forcibly evicted dozens of journalists from the former state TV headquarters …
Dear Messrs Webb and Lustig… A response to Robert Webb and Robin Lustig's criticisms of those who choose not to vote, in the wake of Russell Brand's anti-electoral…
Ron Paul: Anti-libertarian In the United States we mis-use the word 'libertarian'. Some thoughts to share with your non-left libertarian friends about why Ron Paul is not a…
Despite the Sun (video) In January 1986, Rupert Murdoch moved his printing operation, News International, publishers of the Sun and the Sunday Times, from Fleet St to…
It makes us sick: notes on affective labour, sanity, and post-Fordism A slightly polished version of a short talk for a panel discussion on post-Fordism and mental health…
Murder by another name “Where’s my mother? Where’s my mother?” cried Rana Ahmed as she rushed through Enam Medical College and Hospital. Mosammat Khurshida wailed as…
Understanding the circuit of Fora do Eixo This is an article that analyzes critically the Fora do Eixo network as a capitalist endeavor that uses anarchist, horizontal and solidary rhetoric in order to mobilize social movements and activists-employees to be exploited in order to increase their rate of profit and power. The Fora do Eixo circuit was born in Brazil and is now present in more than 30 countries, thus turning this matter increasingly relevant as…