Issue 15 – International Women’s Day, Revolutionary & Prison Struggle, Book Reviews, Sri Lanka and National Liberation, Political Prisoner Updates

Read online at www.4strugglemag.org
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remembrance and resistance from Haymarket to now

Edited by Anna Key

Kate Sharpley Library

http://www.katesharpleylibrary.net

Here it is, the first (known) English translation of the Theory of Bloom. All apologies for the previous confusion, this is the new-and-improved version with fewer typos/awkward wordings and an extended appendix to facilitate your reading experience. Note: The Theory of Bloom is by Tiqqun, who also put out The Coming Insurrection. This theory is useful reading for the complete understanding of the concepts therein. The Appendix is intended to make your life easier, its use is highly recommended. This is a labor of love.

During the 1930s, the American media ran many blatently false stories dipicting marijuana as an extremely dangerous drug. Because these lies went un-challenged, marijuana and hemp where effectively banned in 1938. Recently, hemp has been re-discovered as a natural resource that has great environmental potential. Ironically, it is possible the real reason marijuana was banned was to prevent hemp from ever becoming a major, renewable, natural resource. This booklet reveals many astonishing facts about marijuana and hemp-facts that will shock most people.

This zine covers an obscure but phenomenal story of coal miners' and convicts' joint rebellion against the convict leasing system in post-Civil War Tennessee. Touching on the issues of prison growth, racial identities in the south, the limitations of demand-oriented movements, and the application of contemporary insurrectionary perspectives in understanding historical phenomena, it is "required reading" for anyone interested in appalachian social movements, insurrection, or historical positioning of the southern white worker. Brought to you by the North Carolina Piece Corps.  read more »

This is a re-made version of the older zine, "Infinite Relationships", about open relationships/polyamory. The older version that's online ended up looking worn and photocopied, so I typed up the text, created a new layout, added some resources for further reading, explained where the zine originated, and made a new front and back cover. Enjoy, distribute, and discuss with your communities!

entarchy distro

This is the fourth issue of Pink and Black Attack, a queer anarchist periodical from Olympia, WA.

Fire to the Prisons
An Insurrectionary Quarterly
Issue #8 Out Now
Winter 2010

Download at:

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Glossy print copies are available for re-distribution by contacting us at:

firetotheprisons (at) gmail (dot) com

or

Fire to the Prisons
c/o Shoelacetown ABC
P.O Box 8085
Paramus, NJ
07652, USA  read more »

Statements from the (November 20th) Wheeler Occupiers at UC Berkeley.

And other writings

By Massimo Passamani

Venomous Butterfly Publications

Download At:

http://zinelibrary.info/files/moremuchmore.pdf (8.3 mb)

Excerpts From: Kill or Get Killed by Col. Rex Applegate

Self-Defense for Radicals

This book was first written in 1943 to quickly and effectively teach American solders hand-to-hand combat skills. It was re-published in 1976 to train the Army and police for dealing with the "Professional Communist agitator" and "fifth columnists who would stir up dissension and incite disorders and riots."  read more »

"Turning the Tide: Journal of Anti-Racist Action, Research, & Education" is an anti-racist, anti-fascist, anti-sexist, anti-authoritarian, anti-imperialist and anti-colonialist zine from Anti-Racist Action-Los Angeles/People Against Racist Terror. It has been coming out for over 20 years and is distributed free to more than 1300 prisoners. Also available on the network website of Anti-Racist Action (www.antiracistaction.org) click on "publication." Print version is available from Anti-Racist Action, PO Box 1055, Culver City CA 90232.  read more »

SUBSTANCE is the publication from the Greater Pittsburgh Anarchist Collective. The publication is designed to insert an uncompromising radical view into Pittsburgh life. This issue discusses building of a social center in Pittsburgh, a personal experience of insurrection during the Athens, Greece insurrection of 2008, an interview with imprisoned graffiti writer: MF ONE, and a radical perspective on the 2008 shooting of 3 Pittsburgh police officers.

It is infrequently published, and available for free online, and at our space.

by Staughton Lynd and Daniel Gross

Vegan chicken soup for the anarchist soul - stories about inspiring moments of resistance.

A zine from Aotearoa in the South Pacific.