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    [Animals ? Yeah, scape goats !]

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    [    Animals ? Yeah, scape goats !]. — London Londres : Unite !, . — 1 affiche (impr. photoméc.), coul. (une  : rose , papier rose ) ; 42 × 30 cm.
    • Affiches par pays  : Grande-Bretagne / Royaume-Uni
    • Lieux d’archivages  : CIRA (Lausanne)
    • Liste des thèmes  : répression
    • Géographie, géopolitique et Histoire  :
    • Noms cités (± liste positive)  :
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    [ texte (sur les morts du Heysel en 1985 et autres, procès en cours) ; photo (supporters de foot) ]

    texte :

    Animals ?

    Yeah, scape goats !

    On 29 May 1985, 39 people died at Heysel Stadium in Belgium
    -Due to repairs not carried out to save money
    -Due to cramming people in to make more money
    -Due to the cops attacking and rounding up the fans, making them stay in the ground for hours before the match with nothing to do
    -Due to stupid nationalism
    -Due to the media that encourages nationalism and fear -Due to the cops stopping people from escaping onto the pitch
    -Due to a system that doesn’t care about our lives, but only about controlling us

    And now 26 young men are to be sacrificed to this same murderous system

    In May ’85 Bradford Stadium burnt down, killing 56 because the gates were locked to stop people getting in without paying. The ground was known to be a fire-risk but doing it up would have cut their profits. Verdict — death for the economy. No arrests.

    On the same day Birmingham and Leeds fans united to take on the cops. When the cops charged, fans crowded against a wall Lo escape the flying truncheons. The wall collapsed, killing one and injuring many others. Verdict --- death for ’law & order’. No arrests.

    They call us animals when we refuse to be herded around and caged up like animals. They don’t care about us fighting each other (except when it puts people off coming to matches, so they lose money), they’re just worried about our violence finding the right tarp is -the shop windows where what we have produced is displayed beyond our reach, the managers who cage us in to stop us interfering with their money-making shows and kill with their lack of repairs, and the cops who control us so the show can go on, at our expence.

    Football fans, strikers, black people, squatters, ’scroungers’, gays and lesbians part of the long list of scapegoats that the state pretends to protect us from. But as the list gets longer, as the boot goes in harder, as money gets tighter, we realise that its us, our families, friends, neighbours, workmates that the system is being protected against. Against our anger at our poverty and humiliation. Against our desire and struggle to take back what’s ours - the goods we produce in their factories and can’t afford, our power to produce and to decide how and what to produce, our dignity, our lives, our world.

    When we’re together we feel stronger, we want to do something to feel our power. Sometimes we just hit out at what’s nearest, but that changes nothing. Some fans are morons, psychopaths, racist scum - we have to deal with them ourselves, not let the state use them as an excuse to step up their attack on all of us. The state is scared cos they know we’re a threat to them, cos they know we can win.

    The 26 charged will appear in court next_ on 10th November, 3.30 at Bow Street. Come and show solidarity.

    produced by UNITED ! c/o BM-CRL London WC1N 3XX

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    [Lorenzo Kom’Boa Ervin speaks on Community self defense against racism & State oppression]

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    [    Lorenzo Kom’Boa Ervin speaks on Community self defense against racism & State oppression]. — London Londres : Anarchist Communist Federation (ACF) : Class War Federation ; [et al.], [ ?]. — 1 affiche (photocop. ) : n. et b. ; 42 × 30 cm.
    • Affiches par pays  : Grande-Bretagne / Royaume-Uni
    • Lieux d’archivages  :
    • Liste des thèmes  : violence
    • Géographie, géopolitique et Histoire  :
    • Noms cités (± liste positive)  : Ervin, Lorenzo Korn’ boa (1947-....)
    • Presse citée  :
    • Vie des mouvements  : conférence, débat…
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    texte :

    From the USA on A Z - Week National Tour

    ex-Black Panther Lorenzo Kom’Boa Ervin

    speaks on

    Community self defence against racism & State oppression

    Other speakers :
    George Silcott - brother of Winston Silcott / Amanda - Movement for Justice

    Speakers also invited from :
    Colin Roach Centre, Independent Panther, Friends of Move, Newham Monitoring Project

    Lorenzo Kom’Boa Ervin, an active member of the Black Panther Party in 1960’s was forced to flee the FBI’s Cointelpro Shoot-to-kill policy against him and many others. Hijacking a plane, he escaped to Cuba and was later deported back to the US where, at the age of 20, he was framed for attempted murder of a KKK leader, and given 2 life sentences by a racist southern State court.

    His subsequent prison writings - published by organisations who campaigned for and won his release - have been circulated worldwide. He is now active in the National Federation of Community Partisans, a group of anti-authoritarian black radicals, and has toured speaking to thousands of black Americans about self-organisation and resistance.

    Venue : Autonomous Refugee Centre
    Old Magistrate Court - 82 Stoke Newington Road - Hackney, N16
    Time : 2.00pm - Saturday, 17th Feb.

    Meeting sponsored by :
    Anarchist Communist Federation, Class War Federation, Solidarity Federation, Turkish & Kurdish 5th May Group, Inkar ve Tahrip, Haringey Solidarity Group.

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    Saturday, 17th Feb. 1996 or 2001 or 2007 ?
















    [Parliament - the longest running farce]

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    [    Parliament - the longest running farce]. — London Londres : [s.n.], . — 1 affiche (impr. photoméc.) : n. et b. ; 31 × 45 cm.
    • Affiches par pays  : Grande-Bretagne / Royaume-Uni
    • Lieux d’archivages  : CIRA (Lausanne)
    • Liste des thèmes  : parlementarisme et antiparlementarisme
    • Géographie, géopolitique et Histoire  :
    • Noms cités (± liste positive)  :
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    [ texte ; photomontage (portraits d’hommes politiques (National Socialist, Kneel Pillock - The thinking persons tyrant, The terror twins), dont Ms. Thatcher (The Grantham Strangler) avec des dents de vampire) ; dessin (parlement de Westminster en flammes) ]

    texte :

    Parliament - the longest running farce

    - Stuff your parties up your arse !

    Parliament opens October 23rd

    Join our demo

    against another year of hot air and promises

    Meet at Trafalgar Square 11am - Proceed to Parliament Square

    Bring masks, whistles, streamers and banners — creche available

    Contact the gasworks shwstoppers, c/o 121 Railton rd, Herne Hill SE24

    Signed : The [Simple xxxx ???]

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    [Wildcat Spain encounters democracy 1976-78]

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    [    Wildcat Spain encounters democracy 1976-78]. — London Londres : BM__ Bis, . — 1 affiche (impr. photoméc.) : n. et b. ; 61 × 43 cm.
    • Affiches par pays  : Grande-Bretagne / Royaume-Uni
    • Lieux d’archivages  : CIRA (Lausanne)
    • Liste des thèmes  : luttes ouvrières
    • Géographie, géopolitique et Histoire  : Espagne : histoire : 1976->
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    [ texte (en défonce, publicié pour l’ouvage du même titre) ; photo (5 hommes assis contre un mur) ]

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    Wildcat Spain encounters democracy 1976-78

    “Those things which were most attacked, even if they remain intact, were precisely those things which sustain and maintain capitalist relations… When banks and store windows were stoned it wasn’t merely a question of smashing glass crystals but of also smashing the meaning which these places take on as exhibition centres for the circulation of those products. These expressions of festive destruction came to be the means whereby communication was reestablished in the streets.”
    Autonomia Proletaria

    “A worker asked the commandante if now that we were all military we’d receive the same salaries as they did. “Arrest that guy” came the reply… The commandante concluded “And now I want everyone to shout loud and clear “Soldier, long live Spain”.” The railwaymen remained totally silent.”
    Militarised RENFE worker

    “Union strategy has one aim ; to demolish the strikes called by the assemblies, finish with assembly delegates which would be substituted by company union committees elected within the companies, finish with direct democracy within the assemblies and substitute it by the bureaucratic dictatorship of the unions… Up to now the assemblies have only marginalised the unions. Today it is necessary to destroy them.”
    Autonomia Proletaria

    Available from
    BM, bis.
    London WC1V 6XX

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    Voir aussi : http://www.cira.ch/catalogue/index.php?lvl=notice_display&id=7907