https://theanarchistlibrary.org/library/move-25-years-on-the-move
25 YEARS ON THE MOVE
Misanthropic Pessimism by Georges Palante
WHAT DOES GREEN ANARCHY MEAN TODAY? ZINE BY RAMON ELANI
RAMON ELANI READINGS AT IMMEDIATISM PODCAST
THE BODY OF GOD BY RAMON ELANI
https://nitter.net/GodsAndRadicals/status/1098411591597547520
[Song: Deep Forest, by Dislocated / Text: Ramon Elani, excerpt of “the body of god” / Image and editing: Mirna Wabi-Sabi]
https://abeautifulresistance.org/site/2019/2/20/the-body-of-god
Dances with Wolves (1990) Extended
(This is the only torrent with the correct subs)
MEMORY LOSS: COLLECTED COMMUNIQUES FROM CLODO ZINE
From https://www.sproutdistro.com/2022/08/02/july-zines-0822
Memory Loss: Collected Communiques from CLODO
“Memory Loss” presents a history of the French group CLODO, which attacked and sabotaged computers in the 1980s. The zine contains a timeline of action, two communiques, and an interview of the group. Along with these items, there is a helpful introduction which contextualizes the group and its activities and situations them in relation to other anti-technology groups. The zines comes at a good time, coinciding with the release of a new film titled Machines in Flames that documents the group.
An Outsider History Of Hardline by Phoenix X Eeyore
From https://archive.org/details/an-outsider-history-of-hardline
An Outsider History of Hardline reviews, describes, and critiques the Hardline ideology and scene that grew out of 1980s anarcho-punk and veganism/animal liberation activism and adopted strong anti-abortion and anti-homosexual views as integral to its platform. It officially dissolved in 1999 with two short-lived Shi’a Muslim-oriented groups appearing in its wake (first Ahl-i Allah aka People of God and then Taliyah al-Mahdi aka Vanguard of the Messiah). Notable for having helped spark the vegan straight edge movement.
Also by Phoenix X Eeyore: ABORT THE COURT
Writings of the Vancouver Five
From https://theanarchistlibrary.org/library/various-authors-writings-of-the-vancouver-five
People should harbour no illusions about the state and its attitude towards serious and determined acts of resistance. Obviously we must be aware of the realities of imprisonment, however, we must never let fear of the long arm of the law and the heavy crunch of its clubs, stop us from taking action and doing what is necessary in order that we may someday be free. Our commitment and determination cannot be confinded by the threat of prison. The power of the system ends when we no longer fear its violence, but are willing to overcome it through struggle.
