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FR: [Brochure] Sous des horizons proches. La haine des moulins à vent en France et en Allemagne

Sous des horizons proches. La haine des moulins à vent en France et en Allemagne, juin 2026, 48 p. A4

Zine en solidarité avec les anarchistes à Munich et Salzbourg

Pour pallier l’ennui d’un séjour en famille, d’un quotidien privé de vacances ou animer des discussions entre complices, voici des arguments et expériences à se partager à l’approche de l’été. Une sélection qui comporte une poignée de récits des dernières années depuis plusieurs endroits de l’Hexagone, précédée d’articles publiés dans des journaux anarchistes en Allemagne.

Les premiers sont issus de Hetzblatt gegen den Windpark !, un numéro unique distribué en Bavière à l’automne 2024. Environ 4 000 boîtes aux lettres, dans des communes des environs d’Altötting, ont reçu ce feuillet d’agitation anonyme contre un parc éolien qui doit se construire dans la région. L’ensemble aurait été saisi et détruit par les flics (vous pouvez prendre des nouvelles ici). La vague de censure et de répression dont fait l’objet ce journal a donné lieu, fin février 2025, à plusieurs perquisitions et arrestations à Munich et Salzbourg, ainsi qu’à l’incarcération de deux personnes durant près de 7 mois. Des récits plus détaillés se trouvent sur Sans nom et en anglais sur Act for Freedom Now !
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A statement of the comrade Marianna Manoura that followed after the final trial sentences. (Athens,Greece)

24/04/2026

Comrade Marianna Manoura began.

At this point I must make my final statement. As for the decision and my own sentence, I cannot say that I was surprised. After 15 years in the anarchist movement, vindictiveness and severity have come to be expected in the face of fighters, both male and female, who either choose revolutionary armed non-violence or actively stand alongside them, assisting and helping them.

The fact that the trials took place with such high density on a daily basis and in exhausting schedules, could not even provide the necessary conditions and the necessary time for a substantive examination of the testimonies of the witnesses, the statements of the accused and the final speeches of the lawyers. I honestly wonder how it is possible for a system to allow, and even offer the possibility of making decisions that decide on the lives of dozens of people – in our case, the 5 of us – within 2 hours, from 9:00 to 11:00. This system is protected by the judicial mechanism and this is the way that it accepts to operate. This system uses, and in this way reveals, the expendability of our lives. All that remains is to decide between the depreciation of our lives by the judicial mechanism that condensed the decision-making process into two hours, and the possibility of a pre-determined process. I do not know which is worse. I will say the second, because the first involves an even tiny attempt to rationalise the indictment, and to recognize the unceasing work of the defence lawyers. However, I am very much afraid that the second is probably true, and this because the turn that the said proceedings would take was evident from the beginning.
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Joseph FR: Déjacque, La Question révolutionnaire, Lutines Séditions, avril 2026.

Joseph Déjacque, La Question révolutionnaire, Lutines Séditions, avril 2026, 352 pages, 12 euros

Après avoir réédité « Le moindre mal » en septembre dernier, c’est à
présent « La Question révolutionnaire » de Joseph Déjacque (1821-1865) qui ressort dans une version entièrement revue et augmentée chez Lutines Séditions. Ce nouveau recueil contient une trentaine d’articles, pamphlets, lettres, déclarations et poèmes de l’anarchiste, rédigés entre 1851 et 1863, complétés par une vaste introduction biographique.

Poète et ouvrier colleur de papiers peints, le compagnon fut un
contemporain de Heine et de Hugo, de Blanqui et de Marx, de Proudhon et de Bakounine, et pourtant personne ou presque n’a entendu parler de lui, y compris du côté des révolutionnaires. Tout juste sait-on au mieux qu’il a forgé le mot « libertaire », dont il fit le titre d’un journal. Mais qu’en est-il de tout le reste, et pourquoi donc relire Déjacque aujourd’hui, à l’heure où les ravages du capitalisme industriel, du totalitarisme démocratique et de la guerre technologisée ne cessent de nous meurtrir ?

Peut-être simplement pour aller au bout de l’idée anarchiste, celle qui entend détruire tout pouvoir (patriarcal, religieux, bourgeois,
populaire), telle qu’elle a pu être pensée à l’aune d’une expérience
insurrectionnelle, celle de juin 1848. Comme on sort de sa poche une boussole, rouillée par le vent mauvais des civilisés, mais dont les
aiguilles pointent toujours vers un horizon foisonnant de liberté.

Pour toute commande, le livre est disponible dans les bibliothèques et distros habituelles, dont l’éponyme Distro Lutines Séditions, site sur lequel on trouvera également la Table des matières et le quatrième de couverture. On peut aussi écrire à commandes[at]lutineseditions.fr

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Dark Times by Gustavo Rodríguez , May 15, 2026

All antagonism, all resistance, all criticism, all dissent, and all seditious attempts can now be predicted based on the automatic detection of data patterns. Hence, algorithmic domination can anticipate the next move and “put the band-aid before the wound appears”. However, we continue to await the arrival of a dystopian future without realizing that the massive processing of data for the purposes of social control, hand in hand with the accelerated technological revolution, has already established that dystopia here and now. While many comrades remain lost, engrossed in a futile struggle against outdated windmills, absolute social control has been established with the help of new technologies. These are prediction machines, “whose goal—according to Pariser—is to constantly create and refine a theory about who you are, what you will do, and what you will desire next”.i

Through this machinic process, power has invaded the most intimate corners of existence, including the horizon of the imaginable. Domination, through information and communication technologies, has effectively penetrated every pore of the collective unconscious. Thus, it expands and strengthens, second by second, quantifying “likes”, “searches”, “visits”, and “content”. In this way, it extracts a vast amount of information that allows it to know not only our tastes and desires but also the slightest hint of unease in hundreds of millions of interconnections, optimizing decision-making in response to even the slightest discontent without needing to resort to forceful action. In other words, without altering the perception of “freedom” and “autonomy” of the digital servitude. This contains a clear irony: since power does not materialize in its traditional form, freedom and power end up being synonymous. Thus, the concepts of oppression, exploitation, and alienation vanish. Just when more exploitation, more alienation, and greater oppression are on the horizon. Continue reading Dark Times by Gustavo Rodríguez , May 15, 2026 →

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Palang Hitam International.

PALANG HITAM INTERNATIONAL
From Indonesia, Hongkong, United Kingdom, Spain, Chile, Greece and Worldwide Abolish Prisons!

We are the International Black Cross, a collective of young people from Southeast Asia, Europe, and the Americas—most of us have been imprisoned, and some are still behind bars. We exist to challenge the oppressive prison system and the authorities that profit from what is called prison.

Prisons don’t make communities safer—they reproduce violence and strip people of dignity. Our focus is on those affected by incarceration: amplifying voices inside and beyond the walls, and imagining a world where justice means accountability, community-based healing, and transformative justice—not control, isolation, or contemporary practices like Cancel Culture. Cancel Culture conflicts with our anti-authoritarian principles, as it often only benefits elites who profit from our mutual destruction.
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Chile: About “CHAOTIC INTENTIONS” and Words of Panagiotis Argirou, former member of Conspiracy of Cells of Fire

 About “CHAOTIC INTENTIONS”

With theatre, music, audiovisual displays and graphic creations we brought to life “CHAOTIC INTENTIONS” in memory of Punky Mauri, 17 years after his death in action.

More than 30 artistic creations were exhibited, moving beyond the sterile art galleries to vibrant spaces that commemorate the struggle. We thank everyone who participated, attended, contributed, and made this initiative possible.
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Unexpected Items, anarchist paper of beautiful inconviniences, Issue 2. – June 2026 (London,UK)

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Unexpected Items, anarchist paper of beautiful inconviniences. Issue 2. (London)

EDITORIAL

In these pages, our second issue of hissing vitriol to hit the streets of London, readers will find ferocious criticisms of more than a few facts which have been promoted to universal acceptance. Facts like the inevitability of scientific progress and the great efficacy of modern medicine. They will also find noisy jubilation over some limited attacks on certain (in)famous personalities and “critical national infrastructure”.

Given that we are anarchists, it could well be asked what we think these kinds of very peripheral ideas and acts have to do with the realisation of a world without rulers or ruled? What they have to do with a revolution which releases each one’s personal powers and capacities in an unlimited way, across all the domains of life, from sexuality to food-cultivation, from philosophy to the use of weapons? Continue reading Unexpected Items, anarchist paper of beautiful inconviniences, Issue 2. – June 2026 (London,UK) →

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Fundraiser For More Anarchist Printing Presses in Abya Yala (Mexico)

We are an anti-authoritarian anarchist publishing distributor in the
north of the territory dominated by the Mexican state. We appeal to
international anarchist solidarity in order to raise funds for a
high-volume printer so we can continue our work of editing, binding, and printing books, propaganda, and pamphlets.

Since our beginnings, the intention has been to bring the written word into the streets in different formats—fanzines, books, posters, and anarchist graphics. The goal has been to insist on creating spaces for gathering: anti-prison activities, counter cultural fairs, discussions, film screenings, and documentaries, all with the aim of stirring dialogue. Continue reading Fundraiser For More Anarchist Printing Presses in Abya Yala (Mexico) →

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FR: [anarchronique] Trois nouveaux titres.

Affinité et organisation informelle

Basée sur la connaissance réciproque, l’affinité est orientée vers l’action, c’est elle qui va permettre aux compagnons d’agir ensemble.
Vers l’action, oui, mais en partant de la connaissance réciproque des
idées et des désirs. C’est l’affinité, justement, qui pourrait nous
aider à reconnecter les vases communicants de l’idée et de l’action.
Car l’affinité est aussi un élément organisateur. En partant de
l’individu, l’affinité et les « groupes affinitaires » sont ce qui va
permettre et stimuler l’initiative autonome, la décentralisation, la
responsabilité individuelle, l’agilité, l’incontrôlable. Dans ce
sens, elle est aussi le fondement de regroupements affinitaires plus
vastes, agissant de façon coordonnée, par l’organisation informelle,
avec un projet ou un objectif précis et temporel, comme peut l’être
l’intervention au sein d’une lutte, d’un conflit ou d’une situation
particulière.
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International call for *Raíces y Radicalidad* (Roots and Radicality) a fanzine poetry from jails and streets Juan Sorroche , Miguel Peralta

We want to spread this new call to poetry,to “haiku without haiku,” and to free, unfettered verse–born as a continuation of *Haiku sin Haiku* (2023). The new collection will be titled *Raíces y Radicalidad* (Roots and Radicality) and was launched by our comrades Juan Sorroche–a prisoner in Terni (in the territory currently known as Italy)–and Miguel Peralta, who is currently evading persecution by the Mexican State somewhere in the world.

*Raíces y Radicalidad* seeks to create a space for encounter, convergence, and expression for those who “confront, resist, and struggle against power every day” across different latitudes.

Therefore, we invite you to contribute verses, thoughts, feelings, and words to this collection. Continue reading International call for *Raíces y Radicalidad* (Roots and Radicality) a fanzine poetry from jails and streets Juan Sorroche , Miguel Peralta →

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Coming Full Circle – A Few Words for Ben Morea (USA)

In the early days of May, Anarchist elder Ben Morea passed peacefully doing what he loved, preparing for ceremony. Ben was an illuminating flame of the underground, radicalized in prison, an artist-combatant of Black Mask, the Motherfuckers and the counterculture at large. He revived the proposal of affinity, occupied Columbia university, and gave Valerie Solanas the gun she used to shoot Andy Warhol. Continue reading Coming Full Circle – A Few Words for Ben Morea (USA) →

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A Rebel’s Memoirs: Going Underground

Eleven years ago, on April 28, 2015, the police launched a crackdown known as Operation Phoenix (Fénix). As a result, I later decided to go into hiding—that is, to live underground. The following text serves both as a memoir of that period and as a critical reflection on it.

Going Underground

In 2015, the authorities cracked down, and a lot happened in a relatively short period of time: Four anarchists in prison. Media propaganda scaremongering about terrorism. Raids on homes and at the community center. Confiscation of personal belongings. Being dragged through interrogation rooms. Intimidation, sowing discord, police surveillance. There was a lot going on, and taken together, it created enormous tension. At least for me, without a doubt. Continue reading A Rebel’s Memoirs: Going Underground →

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The Cop, the Neo-Nazi, and the Elephant

In 2022, we published 2,000 french and 2000 german copies of the first edition of our book “How to defend yourself during a police interrogation.” Since then, the content of our practical guide has continued to spread, taking many forms, such as a workshops we conduct, an “interrogation” supplement for the role-playing game Blade in the Dark and translations into English, and Spanish. The book has now also been reissued in French by Éditions du Commun under the title “A Short Guide to Self-Defense During Interrogations,” as well as an audiobook version, a radio spot, a self-print brochure version on infokiosques.net, and posters illustrating the “broken record” strategy.
In short, we’ve put a lot of effort to share our self-defense advice as widely as possible so that anarchists and other rebels can protect themselves against repression. And it’s not over yet, since translations into Arabic, Italian, and Danish are underway, and our door is always open to anyone who wants to help us to diffuse it or to reach other formats and linguistic-geographic areas. Continue reading The Cop, the Neo-Nazi, and the Elephant →
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Snooping Eyes: Report on Methods and Tools of Digital Repression

From No Trace Project

“As friends and tech-savvy comrades, we are often approached with questions about what the police and other law enforcement agencies can do.
At the same time, we frequently notice behaviors that show a certain carelessness, overlooking the tools these authorities have at their disposal and the growing budgets allocated to advanced surveillance technologies in recent years. For these reasons, among others, we decided to compile this text to provide, in a structured way, some information about what we have seen or read over the past years.”