Submission
Took these photos over the last few weeks.
Signals of Disorder in West Philly
Anathema Volume 4 Issue 1
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In this issue:
- New Year, New Attitude
- 2017: Year in Review
- Guilt
- DOW Reaches 26,000
- Against Fearlessness
- Poem: “About Me: In English”
- What Went Down
- World News
Anathema Volume 3 Issue 10
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In this issue:
- What Went Down
- Flash Mobs
- Portrait of a Neo-Nazi
- Rail and Energy Infrastructure in Philly
- Gas Plant Greenlit in Nicetown
- Updates on Local Repression
- Black December
- John Raines
- Signals of Disorder
- Against Morality
- World News
- Poem by Eric King
Anathema Volume 3 Issue 9
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In this issue:
- What Went Down
- Letter From Michael Kimble
- 5 Points Against Waiting For The Next Big Demo
- Price Of Amazon
- J20 Updates
- Vaughn Prison Rebels Indicted
- World News
- Panopticon Consumes Bike Trail
- Philly Vegan Awards
- Raccoon Obituary
Anathema Volume 3 Issue 8
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In this issue:
- What is the Role of Anarchist Media?
- Some Thoughts on Care and Charity
- 100 Years of Communist Revolution, or, Why I Don’t Trust or Identify with the Left
- Disrupt IACP
- Anti-fashion cartoon
- Action Against Mariner East 2 Pipeline
- The World is Dying
- What Went Down
- World News
Philly Antifa Flyer Against Daniel Reardon and Jeff Thomas in West Philly
from Philly Antifa
Earlier this week, the avenues of West Philadelphia were blanketed with myriad of posters, warning residents of the presence of local neo-Nazi scum Mark Daniel Reardon, and his corny ‘Not a Nazi’ side-kick Jeff Thomas. This past spring, Reardon was driven from his apartment when community members learned that he had posted fliers around University City, looking to recruit for Atomwaffen, a violent neo-Nazi organization. Since then, Reardon has been forced to hide his wretched self away, spending his time re-tweeting Pepe the frog memes and periodically leaving his sad, lonely cave to get food from the Checkers on 43rd and Market.
Thomas resigns himself to attending Trump rallies and infrequently posting stickers and Alt-Right fliers around town. Oh, and getting in Facebook arguments about how he’s “totally not a racist,” despite being at the Unite the Right rally, and working security for known Holocaust denier Augustus Invictus. Pitiful as both Reardon and Thomas are, Charlottesville serves as proof that fascist and white supremacist groups are growing emboldened, and that individuals are becoming more committed to their racist ideologies, and backing them up with violence and terrorism against our communities.
While its easy to spot the bad guys at events, or the dude strolling along the street with a swastika on his arm; what about the Nazis living down your block, or working in your midst? We’re here to remind them that there will be no comfort for them, no community spaces that are accessible, or that feel safe. No individuals will be allowed a platform to exercise racist rhetoric, or recruit for their misguided and genocidal causes.
So keep your eyes open for these scum, skulking around West Philly and beyond, and give us a shout if you should happen across them. Know that while they are undoubtedly grade A tools, take note that we also believe them to be dangerous (as all white supremacists are), so please exercise caution.
Yo Nazi scum! We’re watchin’!
In solidarity, and with fury
USA: Destroy Colonialism Revolutionary Action
from Insurrection News
The US is a country, like many others, that will not, and in many ways cannot, come to terms with its remarkably barbaric inception. The narrative of Columbus’s exploits and the later colonization of the territory is so extraordinarily savage that Americans, imperatively, create a preposterous story around this period. But the victims of white supremacist colonialism know all too well what Columbus represents. Revolutionaries, in solidarity with indigenous struggles, took action all across the country, in a total rejection of the colonial state.
Philly
Philly: As some prepare to celebrate Columbus Day, revolutionary anarchists and abolitionists reject all supremacist notions of colonialism. There is no place within radical working class movements for the triumphalism of a so-called “holiday” based on the domination, exploitation, and mass murder of indigenous people. Real solidarity means rejection of a genocidal legacy. Real unity means fighting together. Philly rejects colonialism. Power to indigenous people everywhere!
[Philly Anti-cap note: Follow the above link to see nation-wide actions, this post only includes a local action]
Anathema Volume 3 Issue 7
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In this issue:
- From Anarchy to Antifa
- Mural Arts Reinforces Racism
- Thoughts on Organization
- What Went Down
- New Groups in Philly
- Prisons Escapes
- Police Blotter
- Nearby Resistance to Police
- Power by Audre Lourde
- Confront the IACP
Fuck Frank Rizzo Banner
from Instagram
Fuck Frank Rizzo???? banner hanging in Center City.
Anathema Volume 3 Issue 6
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In this issue:
- Coyotes Return
- Police Conduct Business
- Gentrification in Mantua
- What Went Down
- Thoughts on Charlottesville
- Call for International Week of Solidarity with Anarchist Prisoners
- Direct Action Topples Symbolic
- Science of Statues
- Scumbag Co-op to Arm ATMs with “Smart Water”
- Midwest Pipeline Sabotage
Philadelphia, USA: Banner Action in Solidarity with #DefendCville
from Insurrection News
On Sunday in Philly a banner was hung from the Reading Viaduct and pamphlets were thrown into the street in solidarity with the anti-fascists who fought in Charlottesville.
Philadelphia, PA: Six Months On, We Will Still #DefendJ20
from It’s Going Down
Six months ago, on January 20th, the spectacle of a peaceful transition of power was smashed by hundreds of brave souls who descended on the streets of Washington D.C. and numerous other cities in these so-called United States. Their defiant rejection of the newest authoritarian regime set the stage for continued resistance against Trump and all those who keep us in chains.
On that day in D.C. an anti-capitalist / anti-fascist march was violently suppressed by the Metropolitan Police Department in conjunction with the US Parks Police. Chemical weapons were deployed indiscriminately, while storm trooper riot cops attacked demonstrators, bystanders, and supporters with a volley of flashbangs, stinger grenades, and rubber bullets.
After the smoke settled that afternoon, over 230 people were kettled for hours in a cold January rain without access to food, water, or restrooms, and were then hit with a felony rioting charge. Since then, over 200 of the #J20 defendants were re-indicted on 7 or more new felony charges and are now facing over 75 years in prison. The #J20 defendants are working collectively to fight back against a state that seeks to criminalize dissent by locking them in cages for the rest of their lives.
Their bold resistance will not be forgotten.
Their sacrifices will not be in vain.
These trumped up charges will be fought and defeated.
We call on our comrades in this week of solidarity to #DefendJ20!
Solidarity with all #J20 defendants! Solidarity with all those who oppose fascism and capitalism! Solidarity with all those fighting for autonomy and dignity!
Love and rage,
Philly
Anathema Volume 3 Issue 5
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In this issue:
- Call for Week of Solidarity with J20 Arrestees
- Assassination Attempted in Alexandria
- Antifa v. 4Chan: A Perspective on the July 2nd March to Impeach Trump
- What Went Down
- News
- Letter to the Editor
- PA Pipeline Updates
- Factory Death
- NYPD Officer Assassinated
- Watching Police
- July 25 Day of Solidarity with Antifa Prisoners
- Zoo Abuse, Collective Liberation
- How to Buy a Gun
- Poem, Pictures, & Comics
J20 to G20 We Are Ungovernable
from Facebook
As we put our bodies in the way of the Mariner East 2 Pipeline, we look to the inspiration of those resisting the capitalist order in the face of brutal state violence.
211 people are each facing up to 75 years in prison for disrupting the inauguration of our fascist president and July 20th marks the beginning of a week of solidarity for the J20 defendants. Tens of thousands took to the streets of #Hamburg, #Germany this past week to block the #G20 and the smooth functioning of the global ruling class.
We did a banner drop from our tree sit in the path of the ME2 Pipeline in solidarity with our comrades. From the streets of Hamburg to the streets of DC, the rallying cry of the people is screaming “Shut It Down!”
Sign On to Statement of #Solidarity of #J20 Defendants & Follow: Defend J20 Resistance is a platform to support and amplify the voices of those who are working together to fight this case. http://defendj20resistance.org/
