Per Kan Pasqual

El 28 de desembre de 2021, el Centre Social Okupat de Kan Pasqual celebrava el 25è aniversari de l’okupació.

Per aquell motiu, es presentava la publicació d’un quadern col·lectiu amb l’objectiu de sistematitzar la història, els escrits i els aprenentatges dels 25 anys de vida del projecte. Rescatar i transcriure escrits dels primers anys han fet ressorgir alguns textos que formen part de moments determinats de la memòria col·lectiva d’aquest experiment social que és Kan Pasqual.

A continuació, en rescatem una selecció, acompanyats d’una breu introducció de context.

MANIFEST PER UNA AGRICULTURA ECOLÒGICA I
ANTICAPITALISTA

Comunicat difós arran dels interessos de Vida Sana, promotors de Bio cultura, de què el Patronat de Collserola els cedís la masia de Can Pasqual quan ja estava okupada i arrencava el projecte agroecològic.

“Per una Agricoltura Ecologica i anti-Capitalista”.

Parlem molt i cada cop més de la necessitat de trobar alternatives…

Seems like a fairly run-of-the-mill story. The vaccines aren’t vaccines, so Hitlery set a good example – but she got Covid anyway.

Er….Killary setting a good example? Maybe she took a saline shot (having been briefed on the graphene trash thang) and so now she has Covid, serve her right the nasty old bat.

Which one is the Truth? The trick answer is – probably – both of them: the vaccines don’t work, and she shot up with salt water.

So there are two elements in play here: confusion about what happened, and lies. This kind of sums up what we’ve all watched unfolding over the last two and a half years. Confusion is sown by a wide variety of contradictory “news” overload, and this generates fear. Having invented a bogey-man by means of demonising lies, this fear is then augmented. People don’t know what to think, so they stop…

“President, Change Course!”
Yelena Osipova, a 77-year-old artist, has been taking to the streets of St. Petersburg for twenty years with her painted placards on the day’s most burning issues

Some call her the city’s conscience, while others call her the city’s disgrace — just as some consider the “special operation” a humanitarian disaster, while others regard it a liberation campaign. But Yelena Andreyevna Osipova is more afraid of people who are indifferent than of her opponents.

There have never been major renovations in the late nineteenth-century residential building where Yelena Andreyevna lives. Her communal flat is chockablock with furniture that was purchased at least half a century ago. When her guests arrive, the artist takes out a new…

https://covertactionmagazine.com/2022/03/25/u-s-media-decries-brutal-russia-invasion-of-ukraine-yet-an-intrepid-reporter-finds-that-the-russians-were-welcomed-as-liberators-in-the-southern-ukrainian-city-of-henichesk-along-the-sea-of-a/

By  Sonja Van den Ende

 March 25, 2022 

[This is a report from Sonja Vandenende, a Dutch journalist who was embedded with Russian troops in southeastern Ukraine. Previously, Sonja reported on the ground in Syria for CAM. Her reporting substantiates that ofPatrick Lancaster, a Russian-speaking U.S. Navy veteran whose reporting on the war in Donbass for eight years is respected by investigative journalists. CAM’s mission is to bring to your attention alternative narratives gleaned by eyewitness accounts—even if they could be misconstrued as pro-Russian.—Editors]

Last week I was embedded with the Russian army and visited two towns in southeastern Ukraine. The first town was called Henichesk, a port city along the Sea of Azov in Kherson Oblast (province) of southern Ukraine, bordering on Crimea.

The Russian army, patrolling the city, went with us—the embedded journalists—for protection. But…