La Revolución Social 19 Juliol 1936.. ‘Desde Acracia a Anarres’ 2026 ..

Extracto de las notas de la novela ‘The Free’, ya traducida en castellano, que será publicado en Barcelona, al menos en PDF, dentro de unas meses, con el titulo ‘Desde Acracia a Anarres

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🌪On July 19, 1936, organized workers defeated the fascist military in Barcelona who rose up against the Second Republic, beginning the social revolution.🪨 Yesterday as today we continue to face injustice and the ruling classes that destroy communities and crush social rights and life on the planet. All for the benefit of an economic system that gobbles up natural resources to convert them into private accumulation of wealth.Organized, we are capable of anything!
Long live the Confederation✊/https://t.me/thefreeonline/6223 / https://t.me/thefreeonline/6222

“Hace unos años conocí a un héroe de la Revolución Social llamado Diego Camacho (seudónimo: Abel Paz), que escribió la biografía clásica «Durruti: El pueblo armado», además de una docena más de libros y películas geniales en castellano (español).

Un anciano ágil y sonriente, con un Ducados en la boca, se quejaba en broma de que nunca le habían dado ni un céntimo por la versión inglesa del libro sobre Durruti (¡editado en 14 idiomas!). Yo le dije que intentaría traducirle algo de sus extensos libros, pero nunca pude hacerlo.

Diego sobrevivió a su exilio, a sus torturadores y a sus carceleros (pasó más de 10 años en prisiones fascistas) y volvió al final a vivir a Barcelona, donde de niño había asistido a la Escuela Libre «Natura», de Ferrer.

Se pasaba el tiempo contando lo que había visto, inspirando sin descanso a nuevas generaciones de jóvenes, e incluso haciendo giras para promocionar la película «Tierra y libertad».

Pero ¿qué demonios pasó aquí, aquel caluroso y soleado día, el 19 de julio de 1936?

¿Qué pudo ser tan impactante como para que todas las partes colaboraran en el asesinato de decenas de miles de personas y en amordazar a la gente hasta ahora, con la intención de borrar de la faz de la tierra todo recuerdo de aquellos acontecimientos?.

Te dejo aquí algunos párrafos del libro de Diego «Viaje al pasado»(Viaje al Pasado, mi mala traducción). Por aquel entonces solo tenía 16 años;

Fiesta Revolucionaria

«Yo iba de grupo en grupo. Todos hablaban de la rápida victoria sobre el ejército (intento de golpe de Estado) en menos de 12 horas de enfrentamientos callejeros con las tropas… un incidente… En un abrir y cerrar de ojos, la multitud había levantado una barricada colosal a lo largo del Paralelo» (una calle principal).

«Las tropas tomaron posiciones, al mando de un teniente que no tenía mucha paciencia y ordenó a sus subordinados que atacaran la barricada sin protección. Justo cuando empezó a gritar las órdenes de ataque, un capitán le apuntó con su arma… y lo mató de un disparo.

Los soldados dejaron de disparar y empezaron a acercarse a nosotros, gritando con entusiasmo “Viva la República”… Todos empezamos a fraternizar como locos; se quitaban los uniformes y todos explicaban cómo les habían engañado sus superiores…»

pagina 439

«Barcelona se había convertido en un laberinto de barricadas, muchas de ellas estratégicamente inútiles, pero significativas, construidas por todos los vecinos, que con cada adoquín apilado ponían su anhelo de cambio social y político»…

(Mi nota: Era una gran ciudad moderna y un hervidero de actividad social y política. Otra toma del poder por parte del ejército, esta vez controlado por los fascistas, fue la gota que colmó el vaso. Cuando los activistas de la CNT hicieron sonar las sirenas de las fábricas como aviso, todo el mundo dijo por fin «No pasarán» y construyó las barricadas.)

«Para mí, el tiempo que pasé en nuestra barricada del barrio del Clot… El bar Fornos convirtió su salón en un abrir y cerrar de ojos en un restaurante popular gratuito. Los trabajadores de la cervecería Damm habían dejado cientos de botellas, los de las tiendas apilaron jamones y salchichas, pan recién hecho…»

«Barcelona se estaba transformando, y también las relaciones sociales. Por ejemplo… en la barricada conocí a Lola, una amiga de la familia cuya pareja, Antonio, causaba problemas constantes por sus celos obsesivos. Ella iba de un lado a otro, echando una mano, rodeada de hombres.Más tarde Antonio llegó con un camión lleno de activistas.

No vi ni rastro de sus habituales celos; estaba encantado de verla allí, solo preocupado por su hija de cinco años. El camión pasó en medio de vítores desenfrenados a favor de la CNT y la FAI. ¿Cuánta gente más vivió cambios similares?»

foto colorizada, Barcelona 1936

«El 27 de julio, la federación local del sindicato CNT publicó un manifiesto en el que pedía el fin de la huelga general y animaba a la gente a volver al trabajo. Las expropiaciones generalizadas (tomas de empresas) fueron una respuesta al abandono que nos encontramos al llegar.

La mayoría de los propietarios se habían ido, tanto los grandes como los pequeños, por miedo a las represalias de los trabajadores (maltratados). Convocaron asambleas abiertas y colectivizaron la industria… En menos de 36 horas, la base económica pasó (sorprendentemente) de ser propiedad privada a colectiva. «-…

Eso es lo que pasó. En lugar de instaurar la dictadura nacional-católica, los fascistas militares provocaron sin querer un salto hacia el futuro, permitiendo una revolución social única y efímera, a años luz del comunismo de Estado o del capitalismo depredador.

Diego estuvo allí, vivió esa revolución que aterrorizó a todos los opresores. Ahora ya no está, pero a nosotros también nos inspiró, y le habría encantado que lo citaran en estas nuevas ediciones de The Free.

El libro es ante todo una novela, pero los escenarios y el trasfondo exploran versiones creativas de «La Idea», en el contexto del colapso de los recursos y del clima.

El truco está en vivirlo en directo, en asomarte más allá de las anteojeras cotidianas.

Otros mundos y sistemas sociales no solo son posibles, sino que están al caer, pronto, te guste o no.

ISBN-10: 1501006894 de la 5.ª edición impresa

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Nota: La traducción al castellano de «The Free» tiene el título provisional «De Acracia a Anarres» y cuenta con tres capítulos nuevos. Todavía hay que hacer algunas correcciones lingüísticas. Tenemos pensado enviar copias en PDF por adelantado a algunos amigos para que nos den su opinión. ¡Deja un mensaje en los comentarios si te interesa! https://wp.me/pIJl9-I6F

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original de The Free

Excerpt from the notes for the novel *The Free*, which has already been translated into Spanish and will be published in Barcelona, at least as a PDF, in a few months, under the title *From Acracia to Anarres*

“Some years ago I met a man called Diego Camacho (pen name Abel Paz) who wrote the classic biography ‘Durruti: The People Armed’, and a dozen more great books and films in Spanish.

An agile grinning old fellow, with a Ducados in his mouth, he complained jokingly that he never got a cent back from the English version of the Durruti book (now in 14 languages!). I said I would try and translate something for him, but I was never able.

Diego outlived his exile, torturers and jailors (he spent more than 10 years in fascist prisons) and came back again to live in Barcelona, where he had attended the ‘Ferrer’ Free School, Natura, as a child. He spent his time explaining what he’d seen, tirelessly inspiring new generations of youth, even touring to promote the film ‘Land and Liberty’.

But what the hell happened here, that hot sunny day, the 19th July 1936? What could be so shocking, that all sides collaborated, to murder tens of thousands and gag people till now, intent on wiping all memory of those events from the face of this earth?

We place here some paragraphs from Diego’s book ‘Trip to the Past’(Viaje al Pasado) . He was just 16 at the time.

Revolutionary Fiesta

‘I wandered from group to group. All talk was of the rapid victory over the army (takeover attempt) in less than 12 hours of street fighting with the troops… one incident… In the blink of an eye the multitude had raised a colossal barricade across the Paralelo.’ (a main street).

‘The troops took up positions, commanded by a lieutenant, who showed little patience, and ordered his subordinates to attack the barricade without protection. Just when he began yelling the orders to attack a captain turned his weapon… and shot him dead. The soldiers stopped firing and began to approach us, shouting enthusiastically ‘Viva La República’… We all started fraternizing like crazy; they were stripping off uniforms and all explaining how they’d been misled by their superiors…’

Barcelona had been converted into a labyrinth of barricades, many strategically useless, yet meaningful, built by all the neighbours, who placed with every piled up paving stone, their longing for social and political change.’…

(My note: This was a big modern city and a beehive of social and political activity. Another takeover by the army, this time fascist controlled, was the last straw. When the CNT activists set off the factory sirens in warning, everyone finally said ‘They Shall Not Pass’, and built barricades.)  

‘For me the time spent at our local barricade in the Clot neighborhBar Fornos had its bhall converted in a twinkling into a free Popular Restaurant. The Damm beer workers had left 100’s of bottles, store workers piled up hams and sausage, hot bread…’-   ‘Barcelona was being transformed, and so were social relations.

For example… at the barricade I met Lola, a family friend who’s partner Antonio caused constant problems due to his obsessive jealousy. She was running about, being useful, surrounded by  men.   Later Antonio arrived with a lorry-load of activists. I saw no hint of his usual jealousy he was delighted to see her there, only worried about their 5 year old daughter.

The lorry went through amid wild cheering for the CNT and FAI.    How many more people experienced similar changes?’  

‘On the 27th July the local federation of the CNT union published a manifesto calling for the end of the General Strike, and asking people to go back to work. The generalized expropriations (workplace takeovers) were a response to the abandonment, which we found when we got there. 

 Most of the owners had gone, both big and small, for fear of reprisals by the workers. They called open Assemblies and collectivized industry… In less than 36 hours the economic base passed from private to collective property. ‘-…  

That’s what happened. Instead of installing the National Catholic dictatorship the military fascists accidentally provoked a leap into future, allowing a unique, short-lived Social Revolution, light years ahead of State Communism or predator Capitalism.

Diego was there, he lived that revolution that terrified all oppressors. He’s dead now, but he inspired us too, and he’d have enjoyed being quoted in these new editions of The Free.  

The book is a novel first, but the settings and background explore creative updates of ‘The Idea’, in the context of resource and climate collapse.   The trick is to play it live, to peep around our daily blinkers.

Other worlds and social systems are not only possible, but are coming, pronto, like it or not. .  

ISBN-10: 1501006894     5th Print Edition page 439

por thefreeonline a https://wp.me/pIJl9-I6F el 18 de Julio 2026

July 2026: Antifa Action of the Month

Show Some Solidarity!

Jul 01, 2026 via thefreeonline at wp.me/pIJl9-I56 telegram https://t.me/thefreeonline/6167 and https://substack.com/home/post/p-205370872

At the center of it’s black, decrepit heart, fascism is about division. Fascists buy into the idea that they and people who are similar to them in some arbitrary way are somehow uniquely different from other people; that this difference must be protected at all costs; and that people not arbitrarily similar to them are defacto threats to them who must be dominated, exploited, and ultimately exterminated. Even a cursory look at what fascists say and do abundantly demonstrates this.

Meanwhile and on the side of humanity, anti-fascists tend to seek affinities and common ground to establish alliances and comradery, particularly with those who might appear superficially different. Anti-fascism finds similarities in goals, values, and struggle with people around the world, going well past superficial differences. This is a major reason why anti-fascism is a global movement. Our own collective, Antifa International, is one example of this, with a membership spanning ten countries and three continents.

It is in this anti-fascist tradition that we’ve been lately thinking about two concepts often bandied about on the left side of the political spectrum:

Allyship:
which we take to mean using your own power, privileges, and resources to fight for the rights and well-being of other people who don’t have access to those same power, privileges, and resources – even when doing so won’t necessarily benefit you personally and may put you at risk of some kind.

Solidarity: which we define as supporting the struggle of others to assert their rights, protect themselves, and improve their lives, even when their success won’t necessarily have a direct impact on yourself.



You’ll note that the two concepts as we’ve defined them share a common characteristic of fighting selflessly, in support of others who need your support, even when, as my grandfather would say, “you don’t have a dog in that fight.” This contrasts distinctly from fascism insofar as fascists only rise up when the believe they are fighting for personal benefit (which they are typically very mistaken about, as the their own lines of solidarity are based on random, meaningless factors like skin color).

So this month we are calling on anti-fascists all over the world to act in allyship and solidarity with people targeted by fascists or resisting fascism. And we have a few examples, starting with the photo above, which is pretty self-explanatory (and yes, we’ve had football on our minds lately for some reason!). Some other examples:

INSERT ….ANTIFAS GET 100 YEAR AND 70 YEAR SENTENCES FOR US dEMO

BY MARGARET KILLJOY https://margaretkilljoy.substack.com/p/thoughts-and-notes-and-barbarian

Prairieland

The Prairieland defendants were sentenced yesterday, and all of their sentences are cartoonishly long. Seriously, it’s impossible to read sentences of 70 years in this case without imagining the judge twirling a mustache while he makes his proclamations.

Prairieland was a noise demonstration outside of an ICE facility that went horribly wrong when an officer showed up and drew a gun on an unarmed, fleeing protestor. One of the defendants, Champagne, was armed and shot and injured the officer, presumably saving the fleeing person’s life. It seems likely to me that if Champagne had not been present and not thinking fast, someone would have died at that protest. Instead, nobody did.

Champagne was just sentenced to a hundred years in prison. Here is their statement from yesterday.

Now everyone who was at the small noise demonstration is being told they will be locked up, most of them for the rest of their natural lives. To quote the support committee:

Continue reading “July 2026: Antifa Action of the Month”

Victory- Prosfygika Community saved by mass Action + Hunger Strikes

Historic Athens squat community saved from redevelopment after hunger strikes and popular campaign


By ~ Gabriel Fonten ~ Freedom. News, t.me/FreedomNews1886/1221 Jun 27th 2026.  Via the freeonline at t.me/thefreeonline/6158and wp.me/pIJl9-I50 and substack.com/home/post/p-205403271

The Prosfygika squatted community in Athens has declared victory in its struggle against redevelopment, publishing a statement on titled “The Struggle Has Won, The Struggle Continues!“.

In the past months, the community has been under threat by a redevelopment plan pushed by regional governor N. Chardalias.

However, under sustained local and international pressure, the Municipality of Athens on 24 June issued a resolution rebuking the plan, effectively cancelling the government’s push for gentrification.

The resolution not only denied planning permission for the project, but also recognised the autonomy of the community and the right of residents to remain in their homes.

Throughout the last 140 days, mass protests have happened across Greece in support of the community, as well as solidarity demonstrations internacionally

At the forefront of the struggle were the hunger strikes of Aristotelis Chantzis and Suzon Doppagne.

After the decision to engage in hunger strikes was taken collectively, Chantzis went on hunger strike for 138 days before being admitted to hospital in critical condition.

Une Liégeoise en grève de la faim à Athènes pour défendre le quartier Prosfygika menacé d’expulsion …SHE WON THE HUNGER STRIKE..

Now, both he and Doppagne (who begun her hunger strike on 1 May 2026) have finally called off their “hunger strikes till death”.

The community, which houses over 400 residents and has stood since the 1930s, represents a great success in horizontal organisation in spite of constant state threats.

The community houses 22 self-organised structures for education, health, women’s self organisation, food, self defence, and technical works as well as providing housing for the people getting treatment at the nearby cancer clinic

Though plans for redevelopment have now been cancelled, Prosfygika’s community has called on “the solidarity movement to remain vigilant”, both for any further plans by the government and the critical condition of the hunger strikers.



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Protests as Cosco cashing in on sales to Genocide State

Via t.me/thefreeonline/6111.  

Palestine Action took action against COSCO Shipping in Hamburg, accusing the company of participating in the transport of weapons destined for Israel from one of the world’s main logistics hubs.

One of the activists explained:

“I’m tired of meaningless discussions and protests that lead nowhere. I decided not to get used to this cruelty and to face reality with all the anger, pain, and sadness it provokes. I wanted to get to the root of the problem: the war machine that produces death and destruction day after day.”

[08/06/26] Palestine Action actuó contra COSCO Shipping en Hamburgo, acusando a la empresa de participar en el transporte de armamento con destino a Israel desde uno de los principales centros logísticos del mundo.

Una de las activistas explicó:

«Estoy cansada de discusiones sin sentido y de protestas que no llevan a ninguna parte. Decidí no acostumbrarme a esta crueldad y enfrentar la realidad con toda la ira, el dolor y la tristeza que provoca. Quería ir a la raíz del problema: la maquinaria de guerra que produce muerte y destrucción día tras día».

The Filton Four and global Zionist Judaic law

+ How Zionist Israelis plan to Take Over Our Legal Systems! Noahide court system bids to CONTROL Western civil law”.

From The Acorn – 111 | winter oak by Paul Cudenec   on 19, 2026  via thefreeonline at wp.me/pIJl9-I3F

[Plus audio version]

Friday June 12 2026 was a dark day in English legal history, on which four people were jailed as “terrorists” despite obviously being nothing of the kind.

Worse still, they had only been convicted of minor charges, with the jury not informed that they could go on to be sentenced for “terrorism” by judge Jeremy Johnson.

Three days later (and the timing is probably no coincidence) the Court of Appeal ruled in the government’s favour over its outrageous designation of Palestine Action as an illegal “terrorist” organisation, declaring that the ban is, in fact, lawful.

What is particularly disturbing is that this twisting of the country’s judicial system has quite clearly been carried out on behalf of a power which is essentially foreign but which has permeated and corrupted national institutions to their very core and whose tyrannical grip on society, in Britain and elsewhere, is becoming ever more arrogant and blatant.

The criminal case was that of the Filton Four – young activists who took direct action against an Elbit Systems factory which makes weapons used in Israel’s genocide in Gaza (and beyond), in which extensive damage was caused and one police officer slightly and unintentionally injured while trying to stop them.

Declassified UK reported shortly after the sentencing: “Four Palestine Action activists have been sentenced to a combined total of more than 25 years in prison, after a judge ruled that they could be treated as terrorists.

“Charlotte Head, Samuel Corner, Leona Kamio, and Fatema Zainab Rajwani were convicted of criminal damage last month in relation to a raid against an Israeli arms factory in Bristol in 2024.

At their sentencing hearing at Woolwich Crown Court today, Judge Johnson (pictured) agreed to apply a ‘terrorism connection’ to the case under the Sentencing Act.

“Head and Kamio were given six years, Rajwani received five years and eight months, and Corner was sentenced to eight years and eight months. Gasps could be heard from the public gallery as the sentences were delivered, as some family members cried”.

The sentencing was swiftly condemned by many, including at least one representative of prime minister Keir Starmer’s own party. Labour MP for Leeds East Richard Burgon said: “The sentences handed to four young activists for taking direct action at an Israeli arms factory are completely disproportionate and wrong.

Journalist Jonathan Cook said: “This is the first time in British legal history that anyone has been sentenced as a terrorist for damaging property. It’s a very dark moment in an increasingly authoritarian Britain… this was always a show trial”.

He pointed out that the judge effectively overturned the jury’s conviction of the four anti-genocide activists for criminal damage and sentenced them as terrorists instead.

“As one of their barristers pointed out, the four defendants were initially arrested by police on suspicion of involvement in an act of terrorism. But the prosecution decided not to charge them with terrorism offences because it knew no jury would ever convict them based on the evidence.

They’ve been sentenced for a ‘terrorist connection’ they were never charged with. A clear miscarriage of justice and dangerous precedent”.

“Instead the Crown held two trials: a sham one for the jury, and the real one conducted in secret by the judge. That is not justice. It is a show trial worthy of the worst tyrannical regimes”.

Another journalist, Matt Kennard, remarked: “Remember what the Filton actionists did. They decommissioned the machinery of genocide, the moral equivalent of destroying Zyklon B canisters at Auschwitz. A British judge is now sentencing them as ‘terrorists’ for it”. He added: “The jury that convicted them had no idea this would be introduced at sentencing. Sick and lawless”.

Amnesty International UK said: “It is completely disproportionate to punish protesters for criminal damage as if they were terrorists, a sentence which stays with you for life. The defendants in today’s case were sentenced as terrorists because prosecutors want to make an example of them… The use of terrorism laws against direct action protesters must end”.

Journalist Barry Malone described the sentencing as “utterly chilling”, adding that “this is a Britain becoming more authoritarian because its government is so slavishly devoted to supporting another country’s genocidal campaign” and author Dr Shola Mos-Shogbamimu declared: “We must fight the evil power Israel and Zionists hold in Britain”.

Dr Rahmeh Aladwan commented: “Destroying private ‘israeli’ weapons used in a genocide gets you a longer sentence than child grooming in occupied Britain. For the first time, activists are sentenced as ‘terrorists’ for property damage. This will go down as one of the most unjust cases in British history”.

While the usual Zionist troll accounts were activated on X to pour scorn on such concerns from a supposedly “patriotic” British perspective, the serious implications of the case have also been noticed by some people in nationalist circles, who have realised that the same methods could well be used against them as well.

Here he says that the judge seemed to have circumvented the age-old English legal tradition of jury nullification by holding back information from the jury, ensuring that the jurors did not know how severe the punishment would be if the defendants were convicted.

He adds that Mr Justice Johnson also put in place a number of other pre-trial rulings that prevented the defendants from being able to defend themselves properly.

He barred the defendants’ barristers from inviting the jury to apply the principle of jury equity or from even informing the jury that such a principle exists.

“Justice Johnson even went as far as to restrict the defence from introducing evidence regarding Elbit Systems’ role as a weapons developer or its connection to the Middle East conflict.

When a juror asked if they could acquit because the defendants believed they were preventing genocide, Justice Johnson answered ‘no’…

“This again takes the English legal system a step further away from trials based on evidence, facts and testimony, and closer to Soviet-style show trials where ideology, supposed motivations and political bias play a disproportionate role in the outcome…

“What’s more, a judge has attempted to set a new precedent that intends to ban defendants from speaking openly in court about their own motivations and from bringing up key facts that surround the case and place their actions in a wider context…

“Finally, it is obviously worth noting that this landmark case and its irregular ruling involves punishing those who have acted against the state of Israel and Zionist interests. This is clearly part of the current political and legal shift that aims to intimidate and criminalise those who protest against Israel’s political and military actions…

“This clearly is not simply intended to serve as means of punishment, but is yet another way that the British establishment hopes to scare people into silence and gag those who wish to talk about Zionist power”.

Important light is shed on the wider undermining of the English legal system by Brian Gerrish of UK Column in the first issue of the independent news outlet’s new printed magazine, The Column. ………. …………

contunue reading Filton part HERE…The Acorn – 111 | winter oak

How Israelis plan to Take Over Our Legal Systems!

Noahide court system bids to CONTROL Western civil law”.

Broader context is given to Leveson’s nefarious long-term activities by Jana S Bennun, in an article published online on Friday June 12, the day that the Filton Four were sentenced.

This concerns an event to be held in Jerusalem in November 2026 which, she warns us, is “designed to launch an international Noahide court system and reshape Western civil law”.

She provides a link to the event website and the immediate impact is chilling for anyone aware of the judeo-supremacist Noahide agenda. “You Will Stand Where History Begins Anew”, it states. “The First International Congress of Noahides. Community leaders from six continents. One founding moment”.

Bennun describes the event as “a highly organized assembly designed to build a worldwide Noahide judicial and political structure” and stresses: “The shift from just ‘abstract’ religious ideas to a real, functioning global Noahide legal system is happening right under our noses”.

“They are openly planning to draft a binding universal charter, elect councils across six continents, and officially launch the First International Rabbinic Court, or Beit Din.

“Led by Rabbi Oury Cherki (pictured), this supreme legal body will use regional judges to oversee a strict, three-stage process where non-Jewish people make official legal declarations, locking themselves into a centralized authority based in Jerusalem”.

The conference’s website is quite explicit about this project for imposing global Judaic law from Israel, stating in the FAQ section: “The International Beit Din is the rabbinical court being formally established at the Congress… The Beit Din will receive halachic [Jewish law] questions from Noahide communities worldwide and provide unified rulings from Jerusalem”.

Bennun comments: “What makes this incredibly alarming is how deeply it is plugging into top level Israeli government diplomacy. The grand finale of this event is scheduled to take place at Beit HaNasi, the official residence of the President of Israel.

“Delegates from all over the world will read a formal declaration in their own languages and hand the signed global charter directly to the Israeli president to secure official Israeli state recognition.

“This kind of political backing is exactly what I have been warning about. For decades, American politicians have been quietly slipping recognition of these Noahide concepts into congressional resolutions and education acts, slowly setting the stage to present these codes as the official moral foundation of our civil laws and global governance…

Noahide troll propaganda

“We are watching a well financed, highly organized global Judaic network go live in real time, complete with its own international finance committee, mandatory fees, and a unified curriculum.

“Individuals are being pressured to stand before this newly formed Rabbinic Court to receive an official compliance status, completely subordinating themselves to a Jewish group of judges… A dangerous system of Noahide global control is being built right before our eyes under the fake banner of universal moral unity”.

Free the Filton Four! Free the world from judeo-supremacist control!

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Systematic Censorship of Anarchism and Comrades in Iran + Arabi gets bail!

by Anarchist Front (Iran) t.me/AnarchistFront_English/984 via thefreeonline at wp.me/pIJl9-I2w

Regarding comrade Soheil Arabi and comrade Afshin Heyratiyan, many media outlets have remained silent—even those that claim to be radical leftist, such as Blackfish Voice and the Worker-Communist Party, and even many outlets and artists who claim independence and support for all political prisoners.

This silence is not unrelated to the historical censorship of anarchism. Numerous books, including E. H. Carr’s *History of Soviet Russia*, significantly downplay the role of anarchists in the Russian Revolution, along with countless other cases where the role of anarchists has been ignored in the International, the Paris Commune, the Occupy Wall Street movement, the Spanish Revolution, and more.

Comrades, this is not a simple coincidence; it is a coordinated collusion against our comrades and our movement. We must, with all our strength, rescue our comrades and our movement from under the blade of censorship and repression.

Written by: Matrud https://t.me/AnarchistFront_English/984

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https://t.me/AnarchistFront_English/996

UPDATE::: SOHEIL ARABI TEMPORARILY RELEASED FROM PRISON!

[04/06/2026 18:43] Anarchist Front | en:Author: Hasse-Nima Golkar

According to reliable information, anarcho-syndicalist political prisoner Soheil Arabi was temporarily released from prison on bail several days ago. He is currently undergoing medical treatment for the severe psychological and physical consequences of the torture and abuse inflicted upon him during his imprisonment.


Following his arrest on 11 March 2026, Soheil Arabi was seized in Tehran by the security apparatus of the Islamic-Shiite fascist regime ruling Iran. During his arrest and detention, he was subjected to psychological and physical violence before being transferred to the notorious Qezel Hesar Prison in Karaj, west of Tehran.
This message from comrade Soheil Arabi was published through some social networks:
DEFEND THE RIGHTS OF PRISONERS, ESPECIALLY THOSE SENTENCED TO DEATH, REGARDLESS OF POLITICAL TENDENCY. THE OVERWHELMING MAJORITY OF THE VICTIMS COME FROM THE OPPRESSED AND EXPLOITED CLASSES AND HAVE NO VOICE. BE THEIR VOICE!
His words are a reminder that the struggle against imprisonment, torture, and execution is inseparable from the struggle against all forms of domination, exploitation, and state violence.


We express our solidarity with all political prisoners, imprisoned workers, dissidents, and those facing execution.
For workers’ self-organization and self-management, social justice, and human liberation!
Freedom for all political prisoners!
No to prisons, torture, and executions!
Neither Mullahs! Nor Shah! Nor War!
Woman–Life–Freedom

Afghanistan😻: The Uprising of Jebrail – Long Live Woman, Life, Freedom –

by Anarchist Front https://t.me/AnarchistFront_English/1077 via TheFreeOnline😻 11 June 26.

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Since seizing power, the Taliban have gradually imposed increasingly oppressive and discriminatory laws on women. These restrictions include banning women from education and employment, forcing them to cover their hair and faces, and in many parts of Afghanistan, even preventing them from leaving their homes or moving freely without a male guardian.

In response, a public call for protest and resistance was circulated across Herat

The people of Jebrail, a predominantly Hazara district of Herat, were the first to answer that call. On Tuesday’s demonstration, women and men marched side by side through the streets, chanting “Work, Education, Freedom.”

In the latest incident, women in Herat who did not fully cover their faces with a veil were arrested and are reportedly scheduled to be publicly flogged after this Friday’s prayers.

For years, Afghan women have resisted this gender-based oppression in different ways.

[10/06/2026 10:39] TheFreeOnline😻: still from video showing the suppression of popular protests in response to the arrest of women by the Taliban’s morality police in the city of Jibril, Herat Province

The Taliban responded to the protest with violent repression. At least twenty-three people were injured, and a large number of demonstrators have been arrested, with their whereabouts still unknown.

According to reports and videos received from the scene, at least two people were killed during the uprising, including a twelve-year-old child.

Afghan activists and civil society campaigners have called for the protests to continue and have urged people to gather again after Friday prayers. Demonstrations are expected to continue in the coming days.

Their demands are clear: to stop the flogging of women, seek justice for the victims of repression, and challenge a government that enforces deeply regressive interpretations of Islamic law.

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In Defense of the Right to Work, Education, and Freedom in Afghanistan

Today, 9 June, the courageous people of Herat launched a protest in response to the arrest of women by the Taliban’s Department for the Promotion of Virtue and the Prevention of Vice in the city of Jibrail, Herat Province.

This popular protest in Jibrail, Herat, once again exposed the deep gulf between the people’s demand for a free life and the ruling authority’s repressive policies. The women and men who took to the streets under the slogan “Bread, Work, Freedom” have asked for nothing beyond the most basic human rights; they have demanded the right to live with dignity, the right to work, the right to freedom, and the right to participate in shaping their own destiny

Reports indicate that at least two people have been killed and dozens injured as a result of violent clashes with the protesters. At the same time, many of the injured fear going to medical centers, as they may be identified and arrested. Such a situation threatens not only the right to peaceful protest, but also the right to medical care and to personal safety.

We stand beside all those who, without resorting to violence, raise their voices for freedom, social justice, equality, and human dignity. The voice of the women of Herat is the voice of a people defending their right to live freely under the most difficult conditions.

Therefore, we call on anarchists around the world, free media, popular organizations, social movements, and awakened consciences everywhere to follow the situation in Herat, amplify the voices of the victims of repression, and remain steadfast in the face of violations of the fundamental rights and freedoms of the people of Afghanistan.

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[10/06/2026 10:41] TheFreeOnline😻: Protest and Repression

Popular protests continue in response to the arrest of women by the Taliban’s Department for the Promotion of Virtue and the Prevention of Vice in the city of Jibril, Herat Province.

The demonstrators, a significant number of whom are women, have taken to the streets to protest the increasing restrictions on citizens’ rights and freedoms.

Chanting “Bread, Work, Freedom,” the protesters have demanded an end to the arrest of women, the protection of citizens’ basic rights, and the removal of the restrictions imposed by the Taliban. These protests are taking place as Taliban forces have used violence and live fire to disperse the crowd.

According to published reports, at least two people have been killed so far in the course of these events, and dozens more have been injured. However, due to restrictions on reporting and the difficulty of accessing independent information, an exact casualty count is still unavailable.

Another concern is that if the injured go to hospital, they may be identified and arrested by the Taliban.

The recent protests in Herat are among the most significant popular responses to the Taliban’s restrictive policies. Despite threats and security crackdowns, the protesters — especially women — continue to insist on their demands for bread, work, and freedom.

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