Police attacks Demonstration in Berlin

The 25th anniversary of Mayday Riots in Berlin saw on of the biggest demonstrations in the last years. About 25.000 people participated in the march witch started in Kreuzberg.
A lot of demonstrators went in black but also a huge number of migrants and tourists joined the manifestation. At Kottbusser Tor the first bank was smashed and the police got some stones.
7.700 police officers were around the demonstration and in the area of Kreuzberg.
After some smaller incidents on the way to “Springer Verlag”, a right-wing media company, police attacked the demonstration in front of the jewish museum.
A street battle of half an hour followed and the demonstration was smashed by police forces. Smaller groups destroyed police cars and shops in surrounding streets.
Later at night again in Kreuzberg people confronted with police.
119 people were arrested, 34 of them were sent to a judge.
Unknown number, but a lot of people were injured.
124 pigs were injured.

Students clash in Canada with police

Students in Quebec have been on strike since February. They have been upset about Premier Jean Charest’s plan to add $1,625 to the annual cost of post-secondary education by 2016. But during Friday’s confrontations, protesters signaled that the unrest was about more than university fees — it was about the general direction of the province.
MONTREAL – A spring of discontent in Quebec characterized by images of red-clad student protesters took on a darker tone Friday as downtown streets were disrupted by scenes of increasingly intense civil unrest.

Demonstrators hurled projectiles from rocks to flower pots in Montreal, committing vandalism ‘Students clash in Canada with police’ weiterlesen

Spain – back to Franco # growing resistance

from mainstream media:

Spain has been accused of planning “draconian” new laws against street protests by curbing the use of social networking.
Jorge Fernandez Diaz, the Spanish interior minister announced in Congress on Wednesday that a reform of the penal code was planned to criminalise those involved in organising street protests that “seriously disturb the public peace”.

Under the laws, a minimum jail term of two years could be imposed on those found guilty of instigating and carrying out violent acts of protest under a new package of measures unveiled on Wednesday.

But it has raised fears that the new measures could be used to stem the wave of protests that began last summer with the birth of what has been dubbed the “indignado movement”, when tens ouf thousands of peaceful protesters camped out in squares across Spain.

Protest groups were quick to draw comparisons to the fascist dictatorship of Gen Grancisco Franco. ‘Spain – back to Franco # growing resistance’ weiterlesen

Protest against capitalism

A demonstration on international action day against capitalism 31.march,
turned violent in Frankfurt/Main.
About 6.000 people marched from train station to EZB building. Windows from banks got smashed and police attacked with stones and firecrackers.
465 people arrested and a lot of demonstrators injured, 15 officers injured.
See video

In Santiago de Chile on 29.march riots broke out because of the day of the young fighter.
22:00 – News arrives from Concepción of a count of 30 youth arrested by the clashes that have happened in southern Chile. ‘Protest against capitalism’ weiterlesen

Student Protest in Chile

15 Marzo from accion propaganda on Vimeo.

Einige Notizen zu Aufständischem Anarchismus

Aufständischer Anarchismus ist keine ideologische Lösung für alle Probleme, keine Ware auf dem kapitalistischen Markt der Ideologien und Meinungen, vielmehr eine ständige Praxis mit dem Ziel, die Beherrschung durch den Staat und die Fortsetzung des Kapitalismus zu beenden. Dies erfordert Analyse und Diskussion, um sich weiterzubilden. Wir haben kein Rezept für eine ideale Gesellschaft und liefern nicht das Bild einer Utopie für den allgemeinen Konsum. Die meisten AnarchistInnen der Geschichte, ausgenommen derer die glaubten, dass die Gesellschaft sich zu dem Punkt hinentwickeln würde, an dem sie den Staat zurückläßt, waren aufständische AnarchistInnen.

Einfach gesagt bedeutet dies, dass der Staat nicht einfach dahinschwinden wird. Vielmehr müssen wir AnarchistInnen angreifen, denn warten ist eine Niederlage; was wir brauchen ist offene Meuterei und das Verbreiten von Subversion unter den Ausgebeuteten und Ausgeschlossenen. Anarchismus ist deshalb hauptsächlich eine Praxis und konzentriert sich auf die Organisierung des Angriffs. Hier erläutern wir einige Schlussfolgerungen, die wir und einige andere aufständische AnarchistInnen aus diesem generellen Problem ziehen: Wenn der Staat nicht von selbst verschwindet, wir können wir also seine Existenz beenden? Diese Notizen sind in keiner Weise ein in sich geschlossenes oder abgeschlossenes Produkt; wir hoffen, dass sie Teil einer sich fortführenden Diskussion sind, und mit Sicherheit heißen wir Antworten willkommen. Vieles hiervon kommt direkt aus den letzten Ausgaben von Insurrection (englische aufständische Zeitung, irregulär erschienen d.Ü.) und Pamphleten von Elephant Editions, London. ‘Einige Notizen zu Aufständischem Anarchismus’ weiterlesen

Break on through

Overcoming crisis-capitalism
hier gibt es die deutsche Version

Subprime crisis, credit crisis, bank crisis, petrol crisis, financial crisis, Euro crisis, state debt crisis, Greek
crisis, Irish crisis, Portuguese crisis… Social crisis, immigration crisis, housing crisis… Actually there is only
one crisis. Capitalism is the crisis, a way to manage the world…
Precarity is the norm, temp work, low salaries and unemployment for all! No more archaisms like social
security, health insurance, pensions, the progress is on its way. It already went to the southern world in the great
times of colonialism. Nowadays the South goes further North every year…

Barbed wire, uniforms and camps of fortress-Europe humiliate, exclude and persecute thousands of women, men
and children. Racism is not hidden anymore, it has become a public and profitable business, sometimes a
national sport. Police and armies are in the streets, with their guns, cameras and helicopters. Control is
everywhere, in your ID chip, and in a DNA file for the luckiest. Terrorist laws are used to legitimize repression.
Resistances must not grow up. ‘Break on through’ weiterlesen

Fighting in french colony

The last nights saw fighting in the french colony La Réunion. People threw stones at police and burned cars as a protest against the high prices of food and daily life. They pay much more for everything than in France.

Cs und Schlagstockgewitter in Chianocco – Notav ungebrochen

Die Ordnungskräfte zogen am Mittwochabend 29/02/2012 alle Register, um der notav Bewegung so nachhaltig wie möglich zuzusetzen, die aber nicht daran denkt, sich zurück zu ziehen. Die seit nunmehr drei Tagen anhaltende Blockade der Hauptverkehrsadern des Tals war gestern am frühen Abend von einem ungeheuer massiven Polizei- und Carabinieri Aufgebot gebrochen worden. Die Räumung der Autobahnblockade bei Bussoleno im niederen Susa Tal ging zunächst eher unblutig vonstatten. Nach Anbruch der Dunkelheit entlud sich jedoch gegen die Menschenmengen, die im Bereich der Zubringer geschlossen vor Ort geblieben waren, roheste Gewalt. Zu später Stunde sammelten sich die Bahngegner dann zur Vollversammlung in Bussoleno.

Video

Die Lungen voll Cs, die Kleider nass, die Haut durch Capsaicin-Beimischung im Wasserwerferwasser gereizt, mit wunden und schmerzenden Köpfen, Rümpfen und Gliedern – die No Tav konnten sogar schon wieder lachen, als sie in einer Eilversammlung die Ereignisse der vergangenen Stunden bewerteten und wie darauf zu reagieren sei. ‘Cs und Schlagstockgewitter in Chianocco – Notav ungebrochen’ weiterlesen

Resistance against police worldwide

From Russian Newspaper:

St. Petersburg law enforcers have filed a new criminal case against award-winning Voina art group for burning down an armored police truck on New Year’s Eve. They also addressed the group, whose activists are in hiding, via news web site Fontanka.ru late last week.

Late on Dec. 31, a Voina activist climbed over a fence surrounding Police Precinct No. 71 on the Petrograd Side and set fire to a massive Ural truck using Molotov cocktails as an art stunt called “Cop’s Auto-Da-Fe, or Fucking Prometheus,” Voina spokesman and chronicler Alexei Plutser-Sarno said on his Livejournal.com blog.

The statement said the armored Ural police truck was targeted because it was a prison-on-wheels used for holding and transporting detainees.

“This is our modest New Year present to political prisoners from a group of artists,” Voina’s Oleg Vorotnikov said in an email interview this week. ‘Resistance against police worldwide’ weiterlesen


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