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A translation of the zines, “Que vive l’insurrection kanak!” no 1 and 2, compiling articles originally published on sansnom.noblogs.org.

From With Whatever Weapons At Hand

On July 25th, the FBI conducted an early morning raid on a home in Portland and kidnapped a 24 year-old on federal charges related to a protest at the ICE building. They are facing up to 20 years in prison for allegedly “assaulting an officer” and damaging the facade of the ICE facility in SW Portland in early June. The FBI identified them by running a photo (in which their face was visible) through facial recognition search software. The photo was taken by Mark Graves, a photographer from the Oregonian.

Every camera is an asset to the state and a threat to those who fight back. From the professional journalist “just doing their job” to the movement livestreamer who’s “on your side,” to the protester waving their phone around for a social media post- all cameras are cops. This case is just the latest example, but there are many more that have come before. As AI and facial recognition software use expands, it is more important than ever to block, paint, and smash cameras at protests. Continue reading All Cameras are Cops (Portland, USA) →

It is dark, large stones lie scattered on the fresh asphalt. Next to the new lane that is being built here, a highway stretches into the infinite black of night. The air smells of summer and instead of noisy hustle and bustle, there is only timeless silence.

I often come here to this construction site, which will one day become another expressway. Like a labyrinth, I follow the path that the large stones point out to me. It is a long walk until I reach my destination, but deep down I know that the effort is worth it – that it has been worth it every time I have come here. After I’ve left the last stone behind me, I’m standing in front of a paved hill, just like you know it from San Francisco. So I set off on the climb to finally reach my destination, the long-awaited meeting point.
Continue reading Next to a highway at night. Greetings from clandestinity, year 9. →

June 24, 2025

Note from Informativo Anarquista:

We spread these words from Tehran to not disregard international geopolitics, especially the recent wars in the Middle East. But we want to clarify that we remain distant from pacifist vision to confront nationalist and fundamentalist wars. Anarchist antimilitarism has no reason to deny political violence. We share what some comrades who recently carried out an anti-militarist attack told us:

   “It’s not surprising that anti-militarists attack military companies, but rather that all those who loathe war and massacres do not attack military companies. It’s not surprising that anti-militarists want to sabotage war, but that all those who are against militarization and rearmament don’t add their grain of sand to contribute to disarmament.”

Furthermore we believe that speaking of “zionist militarism”, could suppose the unquestionable existence of another zionism, which we totally reject. This could signify some issues regarding anti-militarist tendencies that question war but not states. We shouldn’t lose the horizon with respect to the grotesque existence of national zionism as colonial and supremacist thought in the 21st century. As anarchists, we seek the destruction of all states through our acts, whether theocratic, zionist, socialist, progressive and many other systems that perpetuate domination.

(Iran) Tehran Beneath the Bombs: Testimony of an Anarchist

From Tehran, an anarchist activist gives testimony of the Israeli attacks, the daily chaos and the role that anarchists attempt to play between war, repression and survival. A moving account that I translated with tears in my eyes. My condolences are with those on both sides who fight for peace and freedom! With the deserters, the only war heroes! Continue reading (Iran) Tehran Beneath the Bombs: Testimony of an Anarchist →

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These pages address the excesses of repression in the Bavarian kingdom and attempt to view the repressive strikes in the context of the broader state militarization taking place. Furthermore, this publication also touches upon the history of censorship in the BRD, the spectre of “eco-anarchism” and sabotage, what actually sucks about wind turbines and how it might be possible to deal with increasing censorship measures against subversive publications in the future.

First and foremost, however, this publication is above all a declaration and expression of solidarity with the repressed anarchist projects, the imprisoned comrades M. and N., as well as all the other anarchists impacted by repression in the Bavarian kingdom.

Since 2022, there have been a series of repressive strikes against anarchists in Munich. The preliminary highlight was the arrest of the anarchists N. and M. at the end of February 2025 on charges of publishing the newspaper Zündlumpen with another person. The Munich Public Prosecutor General’s Office decided to prosecute and censor Zündlumpen and its alleged editors as a criminal organization. The crimes committed by the criminal association of the Zündlumpen editorial team are to have published and distributed incitement, counseling, and condoning of criminal acts.

If it is a crime to endorse violence against this murderous system, then we are all guilty as charged.

Anonymously submitted

Dedicated to all wild spirits facing state violence. They can take paper and books away, but they will never extinguish the fire in our hearts.

Translated from German // Summer 2023 // 261 pages

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Table of Contents

• Of Human Experimentation, Genetics and the Subjugation of Humans: A Foray into the World of Medicine
• The Destruction of Individual and Collective Healing Knowledge and the Rise of Medicine
• Inoculated: A Small Collection of Somewhat Different Stories about Bacilli, Vaccinations and their Social Contexts
• The Cybernetic Eugenics of Reproductive Medicine: A Look at the Recent Efforts to Normalize Trisomy 21 Prenatal Tests
• Rebellion in Times of the Curfew
• If Not Now, When? Let’s Cut the Radio Network of Technological Domination
• Quarantine… Thoughts on Incarceration, Technology, and Real-World Relationships
• Cities with Technological Totalitarianism Close to Their Heart
• The IAA in Munich – A Post-Fascist Forum of Green Capitalism and its Technocrats
• Climate Change is the Fantasy of a Computational Machine! On the Origins of a Military-Political Instrument of Control and its Resulting Green Techno-Scientific Totalitarianism
• Climate Change Simulation Game: This Scenario is Presented to You by the Club of Rome and its Techno-Capitalist Philanthropist Friends
• Will-o’-the-Wisps: About my Dissatisfaction with Some Tendencies and Perspectives in the Anti-Civilizational Debate
• Radical Left, I’m Breaking Up with You!
• Everything in Perfect Order
• Fragments for an Insurgent Struggle against Militarism and the World that Needs it

Preface

From February 2019 to September 2021, “Anarchistisches Wochenblatt Zündlumpen” [“Zündlumpen Anarchist Periodical”] was published in Munich, at first on a weekly basis, and at increasingly greater intervals over time, but also with an ever increasing page count. It was never really clear whether Zündlumpen was more of a street paper or a discussion paper for anarchists – it included elements of both approaches, depending on the issue, sometimes veering more in one direction and sometimes the other. The texts were both introductory and in-depth, new and old, translations, analysis and commentary on current local events as well as happenings from further afield, communiqués, instructions, discussion texts and polemics as well as news from Munich and all over the world, from torched e-scooters in a Munich park to prison riots in Italy, along with photos of graffiti – the “Graffiti of the Week” – were wildly compiled.

The Munich paper underwent quite a few developments throughout its existence. Apart from several radical changes in design and format, it evolved from a weekly local anarchist paper encompassing various leftist tendencies which covered one A3 page, into a discussion paper of dozens to sometimes even hundreds of pages in length, starting more or less at the beginning of “covid”. It was notorious for its combative style, which formulated a radical critique of the covid measures and all of their supporters, whether they call themselves anarchist or not, and it reinforced and developed this critique over time with ever more detailed and in-depth analyses.

Continue reading Zündlumpen Anthology →