"...[T]he destruction of power is not the schematic process we usually entrust to great explosions of violence, or tosmall attacks against the structures of repression. The destruction of the constituted order also passes through the slow and optimistic evaluation of the forces available for attack. It does not take much to accomplish an individual act, often an act of desperation, only reflection and analysis can render that act comprehensible and transform the desperation of the exploited into organized revolutionary force."---Alfredo M. Bonanno

Hot Tide Discussion Bulletin
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Hot Tide Discussion Bulletin #3: Solidarity, Analysis and the North-South Divide; Assault on the Border; Dirty Mirrors and Deformed Reflections: a response to Chris Dixon

Hot Tide Discussion Bulletin #2: Direct Action cannot be Televised, Comments on Hot Tide #1, and our response

Hot Tide Dicussion Bulletin #1: The Scale of Capitalism and Resistance
Terrorist Threats

For translations of Hot Tide in Portuguese and Spanish Pagina Exceso

These articles are reprinted below in order to promote a deeper understanding of how capitalism operates as a global system. We especially wish to gather well researched articles with details about particular geographic situations, not just abstract theorizing. If we our to make our resistance as transnational as capital and build links between those who attack capitalism throughout the world, we need to analyse how capitalism effects people of different regions, differently. A peasant from Karnataka, a factory worker in China or Yugoslavia and a restaurant worker in the US all hold different positions within the capitalist system and, thus, react to different aspects of that system. For some time the anti-authoritarian/anti-capitalist milieu has paid too little attention to the contemporary, worldwide history of capitalism and the struggles to overcome it. We hope a deeper analysis will encourage a greater communicability of struggles and in turn raise the tide of insurrection. Of course, not all of these articles have the same perspective; although we will only reprint articles which are anti-authoritarian and anti-capitalist, we welcome submissions which should be emailed to kk_abacus [at] yahoo.com. We also welcome comments or criticism of the articles on this page, interesting comments will be posted.

Crisis in the Balkans

Latin America

Asia and the Middle East

Africa

Europe

The US

Global Capitalism

Global Days of Action/Global Action

"We were scared...like any newly born baby opening our eyes to a gigantic glow--we got very frightened...every knock, every word became a menace...but simultaneously we realized that our panic was minute compared to the panic of the Mirrors and the Habershons AND IT FLASHED: WE WERE INVINCIBLE...BECAUSE WE WERE EVERYBODY. THEY COULD NOT JAIL US FOR WE DID NOT EXIST. We started daring out into the open, talking to friends, to neighbors, to people in pubs, in football games...and we knew we were not alone...WE WERE ALIVE AND GROWING!

---from Communique 7, The Angry Brigade, March 18, 1971.

Practical History
Interesting reflections on j18
Do or Die: from Britain
The Free West Papua Movement
Wildcat
Midnight Notes
Aufheben
People's Global Action
Global Action Journal from the US
Reclaim the Streets UK