Promoted by blackandred on Mon, 2010/07/26 - 12:59pm
By oshipeya - March 14, 2010
The idea that breaking windows is a revolutionary act or that the State is a window or made up of windows was never presented by participants in the black bloc...or by its supporters. It is not possible to understand or build an analysis or argument around statements that were never made in the first place. The easiest way to not understand something is to take it out of context.
PHNOM PENH, Cambodia - The Khmer Rouge tribunal delivered its first verdict Monday
and sentenced a key leader of the genocidal regime, Comrade Duch,
to 30 years behind bars, but many victims were left complaining over this
sentence ou
Alex Knight was interviewed about the End of Capitalism Theory, which states that the global capitalist system is breaking down due to ecological limits (such as peak oil) and social limits to g
-Permaculture in Malaysia -Biomass Britain: do fields of energy crops spell an end to grazing livestock? -A More Feminine Food System: Farmer Jane (a Book Review)
-Tony Hayward's departure follows that of his mentor -Researchers Confirm Subsea Gulf Oil Plumes Are From BP Well -Proceed with caution on shale gas -Siemens warns growth could fall 7.5pc if energy prices rise -Is Matt Simmons Credible?
An anonymous reader writes "Democratic Sen. Al Franken weighed in on Net Neutrality over the weekend at the Netroots Nation conference of liberal activists in Las Vegas, calling it 'the First Amendment issue of our time,' and warning against Republican plans for less regulation.
"I don’t know where it’s going. It seems inevitable to me that it is sort of a bubble phenomenon; but bubbles can go on for 25 years or so, even though everyone knows that’s what’s happening.