London: The Serious Annoyance continue to trespass despite judgement

– July 22nd, 2021.

”The Serious Annoyance has returned to occupy the empty Camberwell Police Station as we continue in our fight to Kill The Bill, Resist Anti Trespass and highlight the destructive role of the police force..”.

The police station occupation is part of the resurgent militant squatting movement that has coalesced from a mixture of anarchists, environmental protesters and travellers against the proposed new anti-trespass laws being brought forward by the UK government.

The new laws are seen as an outright attack on those from nomadic cultures, as well as against the burgeoning anti-HS2 protest movement.

Another former police station was occupied earlier this year in response to the Sarah Everard murder, as well as last year in Paddington Green, and previously back in 2014.

Continue reading “Serious Annoyance still Occupying ex CopShop .. Eviction Imminent.. see it now!”

Manbij, was liberated from ISIS control after a fierce 2 month siege in August 2016 by the SDF (Syrian Democratic Forces). It’s a multiracial city, Kurds are a minority though they created the SDF coalition..

Manbij has been a great example of how liberated women can reorganise their lives and society. It has shown how the principles of the Rojava Revolution can work in a multi ethnic setting, despite the blockade and constant attacks of all kinds from Turkish forces and their jihadist mercenary militias.

AANES Women’s Institutions in Manbij

from Mesopotamia.coop by Meghan Bodette .. first published by Medium

While the applicability of the Kurdish movement’s feminist principles to non-Kurdish communities in Syria has been debated by analysts and observers, few serious attempts to understand how women from these communities view these principles in practice have been made.

The case of Manbij, liberated from ISIS by the SDF in August 2016, shows how women in a multi-ethnic Syrian city used AANES [the Autonomous Administration of North and East Syria] frameworks to build institutions, take on leadership roles, and organize in their communities to change discriminatory attitudes.

Continue reading “After ISIS: How freed Women remake society in Revolutionary Manbij .. AANES/Rojava”

By: Syrian Democratic Times On: July 7, 2021

The front lines may have stabilized, yet Turkey’s war on North and East Syria continues through its weaponization of water. The dry river beds of the once-mighty Euphrates River are just another image of the brutality of the illegal Turkish occupation of the region.

The Turkish state’s hostility to North and East Syria has been open and brazen for years, with several military interventions leading to the occupation of hundreds of square miles of Syrian territory, along with the displacement of hundreds of thousands of Syrian civilians and deaths of dozens. 

Continue reading “Euphrates River Dry Due to Turkey’s Brutal Occupation, Withholding Water”

JUST IN – Montélimar hospital staff starts indefinite strike…

“The authoritarian French state is seizing on the chance of total social control before the opportunity of ‘Pandemic Terror’ ends and Covid19 becomes just one more ailment ..” But already a popular rebellion is threatening to erupt.

Despite the ‘spike in infections’ in France the ‘mild Delta Covid19’ caused only ”18 deaths in hospital, a 14 % increase on the previous week (July 22nd) ” in a population of 65,421,306. And most declared Covid deaths are ‘due to complications of already chronic illnesses’.

Normal flu would probably kill many more, but it has nearly disappeared, displaced by the Covid virus.

Continue reading “French hospital on Strike to protest Forced Vaccination as Covid-19 deaths at near Zero”