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May 23, 2012 by tristan savage
Wars throughout history have been waged for conquest and plunder. In the Middle Ages when the feudal lords concluded to …
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Category: anarchism, conscientious objectors, Constitution, economics, iran, iraq, iraqi resistance, pacifism, patriotism, torture, Violence, War
| Tags: 2012, Afghanistan, anarchism, art institute, austerity, barack obama, boeing, budget, cang8, capitalism, catholic worker, chicago, cuts, episcopal church, eugene debs, G8, iraq, iraq veterans against the war, IVAW, les mis bloc, mental health, mobilization, movement, NATO, occupy, peace, rahm immanuel, socialism, war on adjectives, war on terror
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March 3, 2012 by tristan savage
from Tristan Call posted simultaneously at sfablog.org, the blog for the Student-Farmworker Alliance My years of involvement in the Campaign …
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Category: economics, immigration, Labor Unions, libertarian socialism, torture, undocumented workers, Violence, War
| Tags: CIW, Coalition of Immokalee Workers, food, genocide, Guatemala, inspiration, nashville, publix, rios montt, solidarity, tomatoes, wage theft, workers dignity
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January 24, 2012 by tristan savage
What can the anarchist labor movement teach us about solidarity in the fight against sexual violence? [published simultaneously at Feminist …
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Category: anarchism, economics, Feminism, Labor Unions, Liberation Theology, torture
| Tags: 1 percent, 99 percent, abuse, anarchism, anticapitalism, exclusion, feminism, industrial workers of the world, iww, labor organizing, liberte locke, manarchists, new york, occupy, occupy nashville, rape survivors, revolution, sexism, sexual harassment, solidarity, starbucks, wobblies, women
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January 21, 2012 by Kate Savage
This morning, five of us went to a class of Constitutional Law at Belmont University. We are not Belmont Law …
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Category: torture, Violence
| Tags: Alberto Gonzales, banality of evil, Belmont Law School, Belmont University, Bush Administration, civil disobedience, class interruption, Constitutional Law, direct action, Eichmann, Hannah Arendt, nashville, National Lawyers Guild, occupy, protest
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September 7, 2011 by tristan savage
[Note: After posting Tim DeChristopher’s letter from prison -see last post- I received several responses suggesting that we should be …
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Category: Constitution, torture
| Tags: california, crescent city, critical resistance, hunger strike, incarceration, pelican bay, political prisoners, prisons, solidarity
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June 10, 2011 by tristan savage
From NarcoNews: CHIHUAHUA, MEXICO; THURSDAY, JUNE 9, 2011: Six months ago on this spot –in front of the governor’s office …
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Category: economics, immigration, Mormonism, pacifism, torture, undocumented workers, Violence, War
| Tags: al giordano, caravan, ciudad juarez, civil resistance, drug war, julian lebaron, mexico, mormons, narco news, narco-trafficking, sicilia
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June 6, 2011 by tristan savage
In the rising movement against the Drug War in Mexico, Julian LeBaron has emerged as a representative of the Mormon …
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Category: immigration, Mormonism, pacifism, torture, Violence, War
| Tags: chihuahua, cuernavaca, drug war, imperialism, impunity, julian lebaron, mexico, militarization, mormons, no mas sangre
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January 6, 2011 by tristan savage
A friend once told me that at the beginning of meetings Zapatista rebels in southern Mexico ask “is everybody here …
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Category: anarchism, Constitution, libertarian socialism, Mormonism, torture, Violence
| Tags: anarchist black cross, authoritarianism, barton jail, demonstration, detainment, freedom, greece, incarceration, militarization, new years, ontario, political prisoners, prison, prison-industrial complex, repression, richmond, solidarity
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December 24, 2010 by tristan savage
Thought I would pass along the information about the arrest of 135 Veterans for Peace and supporters at the White …
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Category: Afghanistan, Constitution, economics, iraq, Israel, Obama, Palestine, patriotism, torture, Violence, War
| Tags: Afghanistan, civil disobedience, imperialism, iraq, IVAW, militarism, occupations, peace, protest, veterans, War, white house
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December 11, 2010 by tristan savage
BIGGEST PRISONER STRIKE IN U.S. HISTORY Thousands of Georgia Prisoners Stage Peaceful Protest December 8, 2010
re-posted from the Black …
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Category: anarchism, Constitution, economics, torture
| Tags: civil disobedience, direct action, education, family, Georgia, health care, justice, living wage, nutrition, parole, prison strike, prison-industrial complex, prisoners. critical resistance, solidarity
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