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Need alert athorities
Follow-up ping...
Forget DC Metro, greet their little bloc with brickbats.
video tape them and whatever cars they arrive/leave in and publish the video.
They should immediately deploy cops with "shoot to kill" orders if anyone as much gets one drop of paint on them.
These posts on indymedia are pure bluster. The US Park Police won't have Pelosi running interference for vandals.
Vigilant alert for everyone. BTTT!
bring some paint so we can spray the wall. "
While you are at it Dylan, bring some bail money cause you are going to need it.
How about naming and linking us to that website so we can verify?
Thanks!
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Protect our memorials -- because Bush won't
Be forwarned: The anarchists and rabble are already going to be in DC at American University for their radical workshops.>p> IMO, We need to be ready to TAKE OFF THE GLOVES
WorkshopsThis is the complete list of workshops, but of course there may be a few last-minute changes! We will post a schedule a few days before NCOR. Click on a link to go directly to a particular workshop, or scroll past the links to view all the workshops in alphbatical order. Accountability in Our Communities: A Panel Discussion Anarchist Economics and Worker-Owned Co-ops Animal Liberation 2007 Animal Rights and Human Wrongs Anti-Racism for Collective Liberation Citizen Journalism: Bypassing Traditional Media Common Ground: Post Katrina Case Study Concrete Tools for the Climate Change Activist Confronting Militarism in Our High Schools Consent: Communication & Sex Culture Jamming 101: Pranks With A Purpose DC Central Kitchen Doing Media for Actions: A Skills Training Ending Birth Violence Fighting Corporate Psychiatry Fishbowl: Class and Race in Social Justice Organizing From Katrina to Indigenous Rights: Environmental Activism & Mass Movement Building From the Fields to the Table: Taking on McDonald's for Farmworker Justice From the Four Directions: Meeting the Challenge of Indigenous Solidarity The Gallaudet University Protest Guerrilla Poetry Hardt and Negri's Multitude: Explanation and Discussion The Horizontalist Moment Indigenous Struggles and Resistance in Canada The Industrial Workers of the World: A Century of Revolutionary Workers' Organizing Innovation in Strategy from Casino-Free Philly Killing Me Softly: Tasers and Other "Less-Lethal" Weapons Legacy of Torture: The War Against the Black Liberation Movement Love and Violence Don't Mix: A Discussion on Domestic Violence in the Progressive/Radical/Social Justice Community Meme Crafting: Inventing Irresistible Ideas Men's Issues: In Search of Positive Male Identity Menstrual Health, Pad-Making, and DIY Gynecology The Natural History of Anarchy Non-Violent Organizing in Bil'in, Palestine Not Powerless: A Survivor Ally's Skillshare The Oaxacan People's Popular Assembly APPO: Past, Present, and Future Open Source Software and Community Activism: The Radical Reference Model Opposing War Profiteers on Campus Pacifism and Anarchism The Palestinian Resistance: The Who, What and Why Parenting for Social Change Part of the Problem: Complicating Patriarchy by Including Queer and Trans Experience Toward a New Feminism Protest Tactics/ Disobedience Strategy: Lessons of the Italian "Tute Bianche" (White Overalls) Movement Queers in Action Radical Intimacy Radical Sustainability for Autonomous Communities Rebel Clowning: An Exploration of the Theory and Practice of Cultural Activism and Direct Action Rebuilding the House of God: Towards a Pluralistic Paradigm of Worship Resistance to I-69, Defending Local Communities, and Solidarity with Global Struggles Revolutionary Anti-Imperialism: An Intergenerational Discussion of Strategies and Tactics Stop the War? Yes We Can! SDS is Back Again! The Struggle for New Orleans: Lessons from Women Organizers on the Front Lines Sweat-Free Campuses and Blood-Free Coke: Campus Organizing for Workers' Rights Tactical Direct Action We Can End the War in Iraq: Strategy for the Anti-War Movement Wellness Alternatives for Madness and Mental Health Where We Live: The Importance and Practice of Tenant Organizing Who Are The Hatemongers In Our Neighborhoods? Who is the Enemy? The Roots of Hatred Why Anti-Authoritarians Should Support Sex Worker Rights Women of Color Organizing in DC: INCITE! DC's Anti-Street Harassment Campaign Working with Perpetrators of Sexual Assault Youth Rights: Ageism in the United States and the Movement to Eradicate It Radical Theory Track For the first time, NCOR is offering a Radical Theory Track — a selection of ten talks and presentations explicitly aimed at activists who wish to explore how social theory both informs and is born out of our political work. more details > Challenges to Capitalism, Challenges for the Left: Anti-Semitism, Islamophobia, and the Three-Way Fight Creative Disruptions of Space, Memory, and Power The Enclosure of the Commons — and Stealing It Back The Legacy of Freedom in Murray Bookchin's Work Neoliberalism and the Loss of the Political Oppression, Freedom, and Social Organization Street Art and Counter Power What a Concept Can Do: Putting Theory to Work Women, the Body, and Capitalist Accumulation You Stole My Tactics!: Critically Exploring the Capitalist Co-optation of Decentralized Cultural Production
bring some paint so we can spray the wall".
Beter make that, "so we can get our asses kicked".
There.That's better.