Passing Clouds, 1 Richmond Road, just off Kingsland Road behind the Haggerston E8 4AA

Nearest station Dalston Kingsland or Dalston Kingland ( London overground)

 

 

This is the new location of our camp (see map). We are camped in the fields to the left of the building marked on the map. The best point of entry to the land on which we are camped is via the rugby pitch opposite the public toilets.

Please come along to the camp to visit, or even better stay. At the moment we are looking to get some guerilla gardening going. The camp could also do with savo…

21 sutherland rd - E17 6BJ

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call party lines on the night for location: 07570 189 222 // 07539 463 226

 

 

On this show we've got all sorts of stuff and things from here there and

everywhere. We'll be hearing from La Quadrature du Net about ACTA, censorship

and the enclosure of the internet commons.



We'll be hearing from a member of the drive cooperative, discussing London's

newest housing coop. A person from No Borders will be in tonight too, talking

to us about the No Borders Convergence from 13-18…

I you think you're not technical enough to understand some of the debate on distributed social networks as opposed to centralised ones (like this one) check out this comic animation. It tries to explain the differences and the problems of centralised corporate services in plain English.

Autonomy Club, Freedom Bookshop, 84b Whitechapel High street, London E1 (nearest tube Aldgate East)

Ian Gulland Lecture Theatre, Whitehead Building, Goldsmiths

On episode 89 of Dissident Island Radio We had many fingers in may pies including:



- Photojournalist Guy Smallman discussing Afghanistan, war, and imperialism 10 years in to the 'war on terror'.



- Words from a member of the Campaign Against the Arms Trade (CAAT) on the activities surrounding this year's DESI arms fair in east London.



- Derek from tokepure telling us about the need to break th…

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This is an update on the Land & Freedom Camp: a 7 day open exhibition and demonstration taking place on Clapham Common from Sat 17th Sept til Sun 25th Sept.

The Bandstand, Clapham Common. 

London Action Resource Centre 62 Fieldgate Street Whitechapel, London, E1 1ES

 

'There's an anarchist living next door!' Breach of human rights row as anti-terror police tell residents to report them along with Islamic fundamentalists

• Anarchists should be reported, advises Westminster anti-terror police

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Counter-terrorism police have asked…

Every few years, anarchists are deemed scary again, the media goes into hysterical overdrive and policing becomes more repressive. It is a pattern we have seen repeated several times over the years.

However, the news briefing from Project Griffin, issued each week from Chief Inspector Nick Smith and his team at the 'Westminster Counter Terrorism Focus Desk',

advising "any information relating to …

Teachers are familiar with reporting the badly-behaved (moot point as to what difference it makes when they do...) - so it's entertaining to read in today's Guardian that the police want us, in our communities, dobbing those around us in if we think they're anarchists. This is all part of a creeping system of social "telling on" - universities have been told to report extremists for some time…

I doubt many people have heard of Project Griffin. It is a joint initiative between the City of London Police and the Metropolitan Police, set up in 2004 and based at the City Police's HQ, which has spread its network to police forces around the country and seeks to "advise and familiarise managers, security officers and employees of large public and private sector organisations across the ca…

In February the Newsnight economics editor Paul Mason very succinctly laid out the radically different nature of recent popular uprisings across North Africa, the Middle East and Europe compared to earlier political movements, and the economic and sociological reasons behind it. This incisive blogpost rang true for many of those involved in those social movements, articulating, as it did, a new se…

Earlier today I posted about a current crisis of censorship on Facebook.

Background:

• Citizen activists created J30Strike.org, a website advocating peaceful demonstration against austerity measures in the U.K. on June 30th
• Sometime in the last 48 hours or so, anyone who tried to post or share a link to J30Strike on their Facebook account was blocked from doing so, receiving instead an error me…

Richard Stallman - hacker, founder of the Free Software Movement, activist and theorist for civil rights in the digital age, gave a talk at the London's IET on Monday, 7 March 2011.  He spoke about the politics and practice of free software, and he also discussed a range of issues which have arisen in the digital age - from the oppressive use of ‘copyright' by media corporations and resisting dra…

Hundreds of Libyans demonstrated opposite Downing Street following the air strikes that Moammar Gaddafi ordered in Tripoli, the Libyan Capital with Human Rights Watch claiming at least 233 dead. London, UK, 22/02/2011.

Freedom Bookshop and Autonomy Club

Angel Alley, 84b Whitechapel High Street

London E1 7QX

Opening hours:

Monday to Saturday Midday till 6pm

Sunday Midday till 4pm

Phone: 020 7247 9249

email: shop@freedompress.org.uk

 

Unfortunate it is that heeded my advice many have not!  Strong are the Pigs, mind what you learn, save you it can..

Through the Force many things you may see, horses, batons shields, old friends beaten to a pulp.

Photographs, on Facebook put them you should not. Pictures lead to identification, identification leads to arrests, arrest leads to imprisonment.

Your face too ugly it is, mush you …

House of Lords debate. 8th Nov 2010.



Following a question by Baroness Trumpington of the Conservative party asking: "Is any agency responsible the removal of those occupying the pavement in Parliament Square?" , Home Office Minister Baroness Neville-Jones declares the UK government's intention to bring in new legislation to remove the Parliament Square protesters. One of the protesters: Brian Haw …

Despite the torrential rain a few hundred protesters gathered on Kensington Road opposite the Israeli embassy still outraged over the murderous activities of the Israeli Navy Seals. London, United Kingdom, 01/06/2010.

Pro-Palestinian demonstrators descended on the Israeli embassy after the Israeli armed forces murdered 19 people on an aid boat travelling to Gaza. London, United Kingdom, 31/05/2010.

A small group of protesters gathered outside Kensington Olympia to speak out against the counter terror expo, sponsored by arms company Thales and organised by Clarion events. London, United Kingdom, 14/04/2010.

In a recent speech which was very much in line with discussions happening inside Indymedia London during the past two years, Eben Moglen of the Free Software Foundation and the Software Freedom Law Centre recently gave a speech deriding Facebook and Google for their dangerous, privacy-killing, corporate-owned software systems.

Moglen called for the creation of a Free Software distributed social n…

Around 250 members of the English Defence League gathered outside the Tate Britain to march to the Houses of Parliament in support of the Dutch MP Geert Wilders, leader of the Party for Freedom, who is visiting the UK. London, United Kingdom. 05/03/2010.

As Gordon Brown gave evidence inside the QEII conference centre people such as George, who joined the Royal Artillery in 1947 and served one and a half years in the SAS demonstrated outside. George will be 90 on the 8th of May, but he was still determined to show his anger over the continuous war being waged in Iraq. London, United Kingdom. 05/03/2010.

Barbican Library Foyer Barbican Centre, Silk Street,

London EC2Y 8DS Opening hours: Monday, Wednesday: 9.30am - 5.30pm

Tuesday, Thursday: 9.30am - 7.30pm Friday: 9.30am - 2.00pm Saturday:

9.30am - 4.00pm