The Battle for Power on the Internet
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Bruce Schneider, cryptography and online security expert, gives us a glimpse of the direction the internet it taking, and shares some of the context we should keep in mind. Without making any deep critique of the capitalist power structures, Schneider … |
The arrest of "Golden Dawn" leaders by a far right government
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The supreme court of Greece decided that “golden dawn” is a criminal organization. 34 warrents were issued for arrests of main GD members including the nazis’ leader, Michaloliakos, most of its MPs and leaders of storm squadrons in various districts. … |
The Greek government collaborates with Golden Dawn nazis to pass its neoliberal agenda
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Source: The Guardian “I’m the embodiment of every fascist’s fantasy. I’m a Jew, a communist – and a heretical communist, a Trotskyist, at that. I don’t fit anywhere. The only thing I happen not to be is homosexual.” My old … |
David Harvey interview: The importance of postcapitalist imagination
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From housing to wages, David Harvey says examining capitalism’s contradictions can point the way towards an alternative world From Redpepper Image from libcom Five years ago next month Lehman Brothers filed for the largest bankruptcy in US history. Its collapse … |
Landscapes of emergency
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Landscapes of Emergency is a brief glance over the undeclared state of emergency that casts its shadow over the functions and the phenomena of public space in Athens today, at this time of crisis. Relying upon the readings of two … |
In Greece, things move fast – except justice for Kostas Sakkas
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Behind the anarchist’s hunger strike is the tale of his illegal detention. It would have sounded unbelievable in the recent pastHara Kouki and Antonis Vradis, guardian.co.uk, What’s in a … |
From Sweden to Turkey: The uneven dynamics of the era of riots
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Short text about the current dynamics of what we have called “the era of riots”. It was written before the events in Brazil. These events include the 4th of the dynamics in the “era of riots” and ask the question … |
IMF: the industry of apologies
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After three years in Greece, the IMF has triumphed in its mission assigned by PASOK [1] and the international banking system. Since people learned to apologise the sense of honour was lost, an old Greek saying goes. In the case … |
JP Morgan to eurozone periphery: “Get rid of your pinko, anti-fascist constitutions”
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By Austerityland – Leigh Phillips At times, I do marvel how antiseptic, bland even, that the language of the most wretchedly villainous documents can be. Last week, the European economic research team with JP Morgan, the global financial giant, put … |
