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The Killing of Rachel Corrie |
An introduction to the site and information on the latest things that've been added to it.
Carlo Giuliani was a 23 year old anarchist, killed by Italian police at a protest in 2001.
A small collection of interesting and informative videos. Featuring Michael Moore, comedian George Carlin, Children of Men director Alfonso Cuarón, and Elizabeth Montgomery aka Samantha from Bewitched.
An anarchist novel and a film script, both available for free download (in Word or pdf format).
A small collection of fonts for Word and other programs, including take-offs of McDonalds and other corporate logos.
Information about Rachel Corrie, an American killed by the Israeli army in 2003.
How long would it take the head of a big company to earn your pay? Trick question - they don't earn their pay.
An anarchist tribute to Tintin.
Useful or fun stuff on other sites.
Collections of music in lots of different styles with political messages. Includes Anti-Flag, Asian Dub Foundation, Paul Kelly and many more.
Free board game based on the 1999 anti-World Trade Organization demonstrations.
A collection of inspiring quotes (and a few revealing ones from people in power).
The Politician-Free Zone is the place to start if you're interested in reading about anarchist ideas. It has articles which between them answer most of the questions that people have, as well as a lot of cartoons and graphics.
A small collection of political tattoos.
The latest Australian and international news, facts and quotes.
As well as being politically spot on, this website also has awesome psychic powers...
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"The tank came over to where she was briefly and then retreated to the border fence with the two bulldozers. At no point did any member of the Israeli forces enquire as to Rachel's well-being or offer any assistance. Eventually we were able to call an ambulance and one arrived shortly. Rachel was taken to hospital in Rafah, where I heard she had died." – Richard Pursell, another eyewitness. The Israeli soldiers would probably have been able to call an ambulance more quickly if they’d wanted to.