The anti-repression demo that had been called for in Athens ended a few hours ago. Called by far-leftist groups (EEK, Network for Social and Political Rights, and others – sorry if forgetting someone and please add!) the demo was also joined by many anarchists. The cops, for a second concecutive night, were provokatedly standing in front of the courtyard of the Athens University buildings on Panepistimiou Street, blocking the demonstrators’ access to the academic asylum. This, after the fabricated “lethal” attack against the Director of the University of Athens: As we have said already, two Occupied London contributors witnessed the director leaving the area holding his head – but with no sight of any blood, let alone the “heart attack” he supposedly suffered. And yet this “lethal” attack has been used as a perfect pretext for a full-on attack on the academic asylum: Other university directors have openly announced their willingless to reconsider the asylum; already, the Law School’s administration has decided to force-evict the student radio hosted on its premises and to ban the use of its facilities for any “non-academic” purposes.
Meanwhile, the bail for the released comrades from Resalto is running into tens of thousands of euros (18-20,000) and there is an urgent need to raise funds for their support. More info will be published here very soon.
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I am really inspired by what is happening in Greece. The only movement that I recall that had such significance and scale was the 1936 Spanish Revolution.
Thanks a lot occupied london contributers for your work. Viva Anarhia! Viva Antifa!
1936 is a long time ago despite it’s far reaching social revolution. More recent inspiring examples of community struggle might be found in Oaxaca in Mexico and some of the big uprisings in Bolivia against privatisation. Similarly the ongoing mass struggles of garment workers in Bangladesh is pretty amazing.
http://juralibertaire.over-blog.com/article-un-cartel-internacionalista-y-solidario-con-la-insurreccion-de-grecia-40834004.html
cool ya do the job – i’m transloating free ya stuff plus libcom plus indy plus state media into kraut indy since a year. i see no result
all ya reports are really close to reality, tighter than scum.
But: pl shut ya fathasuckin mouth up regarding “urban guerillas” in greece or anywhere else!
Ya have no idea what that means, don chew that c.i.a. prop or cI6 or 5 whatever …
did any group claiming “urban guerilla”?
fuck cha, this shit ,ya never had in the u.k. except from poltax!
We are from germoney (hometown of..I)
i won’t say sumthang like “spain” or MACHNO, but Machno is closer to than the spanish shit: ya could also think about south america in the last years.
but “just stupid”
this shit makes no senses. i’ve figured two different cops pulling guns but i’m not in greece. what is the sense about reporting about malakas?
tell me a price ya scumfuck! man(?) pl !
justa band from greece, hmm
truth – fathasuck – neeed drive bi or what?
WIR TÖTEN JEDEN SCHEISS AUTO FOTZUE: WEWIL VE%RDINT Haaatz
how can we keep us baboons away from alc?
not everybody is Jimmy G.
and gots a studio in l e s
harleys war and team spider
pl delete 5 to 10
we don wanna save from 25 to life cuz of much too much
+ antidrasi
please delete our weird shit! before some media takes an opportunity.
thanks
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