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To drop like the rock that I drop in the ocean water deep,and no I won`t creep or sneak when I draw blood after which your bodies will reek from stink!
Like the name says...ANARCHYYYY! We`re bringing it!
ANARCHYYYYY...we`re serving it!
Come on, bring the drama...pop,pop,pop,send you bleeding to your mama!
Shock and AWH,you`re dead!
Rest in Piss!
To All non believers...times change and so do people.
The predominate culture of lies ,fallacies and brainwashing has to STOP or be made to StOP!
Just like you stole the planet...so it shall be taken back..."By Any Means Necessary!"

I'm just going to get right to the point. Why is it even after whole those leaders and people that tried to reform the racism in the U.S.A and the world still racist can people be that racist that ignorant and simple minded. You know its nice that we have freedom of speech and all that even though that can be argued but really it just makes no sense to me at all that people are that ignorant. Discrimination is the cruelest crime of all to even suggest that whites are better than another race or vice versa or anything is complete idiocy.

" When the subject has refused allegiance, and the officer has resigned his office, then the revolution is complete. But even suppose blood should flow. Is there not a sort of blood shed when the conscience is wounded? Through this wound a man's real manhood and immortality flow out, and he bleeds to an everlasting death. I see this blood flowing now." H.D.T.

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"Greece is the birth place of Democracy. It will also die here." (loose translation of words on banners hanging in a number of occupied Universities throughout Greece.)

The 4th New England Assembly of the Northeast Anarchist Network is endorsing the call to a Day of International Action Against State Murders (see call from the assembly of the occupied Athens Polytechnic School, below). The day of action is this coming Saturday, December 20th, 2008.

Friends,

in the spirit of Haymarket, over 200 of our brothers and sisters have chosen this past week to directly occupy the means of production in Chicago for the first time in over half a century. Workers from Chicago once again have shown us the way forward. But this is only the first step, only a beginning.

Many people speak of the struggle, but I think many do not appreciate or truly understand what it is about. Some struggle in their own specific cause and yet do not fully appreciate what their own struggle is about, let alone how it relates to the struggle that does I feel relates to us all. One of the few I have found who both understand and can express it well is Russell Means, who I sometimes fear is this continents last remaining revolutionary.