[NormsRevenge]

The address to mail donations is in Berkeley. They have an email address at riseup.net which is a pivot point for a number of international protest orgs including the one below..

The sites are all crisp and colorful.

The logo at resist.ca is interesting.

They appear to be well-funded at first glance.

hmmmm?

The Resist! Collective is a group of Vancouver-based activists working to provide communications and technical services, information and education to the greater activist community. The Resist! Collective (Resist!) and resist.ca project grew out of the old Vancouver TAO collective.

[NormsRevenge]

affinity groups... collective... Fighting the Empire... :-\

[Alia]

A slingshot. Hmm. That explains a number of things to me now. First off, it is cowardly as well as harmful to people. Secondarily? During the SF "shutdown" -- soon after, there was another protest at the Oakland docks. Some protestors claimed to have been hit by pellets "or something". I'll bet you dollars to donuts, protestors were hit by "things" shot at them with slingshots -- by those wishing to "agitate" at any price, including harm to allied protestors. Just to make a point. These folks are anti-humanity.

I searched hard for more data about those who had been hit. Nada. The left would claim the "nada" was due to "silencing and oppression by the brutal opposition"; however, could it be that no one *really* could figure out How these people got hurt? (except those who used slingshots....)

Oh, just a notion. But quite a solid one, given that Molotov cocktails were found after the protests in SF.

[Alia]

You know what else is interesting? Nowhere on the Direct Action flier is the word...(drum roll)... RACISM. It's their standard. This is the first time I've NOT seen it included on their flier.

Meanwhile, 7 southern California colleges are being hit with acts of RACISM (or "hate"). Curioser and curioser..

**** http://www.latimes.com/news/local/la-me-claremont13mar13,1,937178.story?coll=la-home-local

March 13, 2004

Vandalism Unifies Linked but Distinct Colleges in the Battle Against Hatred

By Stuart Silverstein and Peter Y. Hong, Times Staff Writers