Flyers

Why pay for food when it grows on trees?
Food not Bombs

Why pay for food when it grows on trees?
Food not Bombs.

Which would you give you your children?
(Image of apple) (image of grenade)
Food not Bombs.
Free food for communities that care for one another.

Goes well over phone-book magnets.

Radical queers and their allies came together to form an un-welcoming party for Dan Savage on January 21, 2012, outside the Vogue Theatre on unceded Coast Salish Territories. After successfully glitter-bombing Dan Savage outside the theater, the Homomilitia handed out over 200 pamphlets (each with a tiny glitter packet stapled inside!) to people attending the talk.  read more »

Zine against telecom technology in swedish

A flyer for the freedom of all prisoners and Fire to the prisons.

En flyer för alla fångars frihet och Eld till alla fängelser.

En flyer för att krossa förtryckande verkligheter på Svenska.

A flyer to destroy oppressive realities with - in Swedish.

Ein Flugblatt über den Tod eines Menschen im Knast Holstenglacis in Hamburg und gegen die Herrschafft und alle Knäste.

Promotional/informational flier circulated at Critical Mass rides, which addresses the following issues:
* Problems with car culture
* Why ride a bike?
* Why Critical Mass?
* Why do some people dislike Critical Mass? (How to answer the critics)
* The future?

As individual fingers we can easily be broken, but all together we make a mighty fist. -- Sitting Bull

INTERNATIONAL DAY IN SOLIDARITY WITH LEONARD PELTIER
NW REGIONAL MARCH AND RALLY FOR CLEMENCY FOR LEONARD PELTIER

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY, 4, 2012, TACOMA, WA.  read more »

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Isolation of Sa'adat continued - Call from Occupied Palestine to the Occupy Movement

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First issue of Getting to the Roots an #OccupyGuelph Anarchist Paper

At the time of this writing I am filled with rage. Occupy Oakland, on its second week, was raided by an overwhelming force of approximately 800 police in riot gear. I was there, ready to defend when police from all entrances to Oscar Grant Plaza rushed in with sticks and began beating people. Their tactics were simple but effective: rush in with overwhelming numbers and push out those that intended to stay for a fight, slowly crush resilience of those who took up the tactic of civil disobedience by linking arms and protecting the camp. They beat people with sticks, shot people with rubber bullets, obliterated ear-drums with flash-bang grenades, and choked them with tear gas.