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This Week:
1. Kyrgyzstan: It’s Nice!
2. Red Shirt Valet
3. Capitalism must die!
4. Evo’s inconveniences
5. It’s not Mine
6. Taseko’s dirt lake
6. The Coup
7. 500 Years of indigenous resistance times two
Introducing a new type of holiday!
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t’s been 5 years since subMedia released the short “Why I love shoplifting from Big Corporations.” A few months ago the folks who penned the text from which the film was inspired, asked us to create a video for their newest campaign: “Steal Something from Work Day“
We graciously accepted and with the help from Iconoclast Media, we rocked out this little promo. Now don’t get caught watching this at work!
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This Week:
1. Drilling your mother
2. Don’t cry over spilled oil
3. Great barrier slick
4. First Nations don’t smoke from Enbridges’ pipes
5. Subcomandante Marcos Unmasked.
6. Squatting in the U.S.A. with Steven Decraprio
This post is a critique of Arundati Roy’s essay entitled Walking With the Comrades – a piece she wrote for Outlook India about the Maoist/Naxalite/tribal resistance in central eastern region of India. I read the entire bloody essay because the best coverage on the matter was for some reason until now from the Economist of all sources, and then read all 144 (at the time. Now there are over 200) comments.
I feel I can write this critique not only because I’ve been to a good many parts of India (and not in a touristy way; stayed at a slum, etc. Real hard core), but also since the last few months have been nothing if a consistent analysis of resistance tactics, methods and results. Continue reading ‘Something Like a Comrade’
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