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From: Jeremiah <eyescrat@terminal.cz>
To: 404@jodi.org
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Subject: Syndicate: Re: [7-11] ? ---=========OBELISC HACKED==========---
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On Sat, 6 Dec 1997 404@jodi.org wrote:
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- Obelisc hacked -
How long is his exposure?
Does this solve ERROR 101?
Keep clicking to refresh memories. - this was a start!
We reject a politics of fear, violence and paranoia.
This fascism must be stamped out.
We refuse to be the trigger to revolutionary mongering.
We are not the collumn to hold up your quack Terminal Identity theories.
The collumn does not exist - identity starts here.
We refuse to be the political weathervane.
That obelisk was like a bee stinger - you sting once and you die.
It was a warning - you build up, you loose perspective, you fall down.
If you want to know about noise, go listen to a some Raasan Rohland Kirk
or find an old tape of Not Channel Zero.
In the end Bakunin went to the barricades not to incite, but to
theoretically document a subjective perspective of how struggle
manifests itself with creative energy otherwise lost in the moment,
rather than Marx - looking from the top down - the noble savage syndrome.
Instead we nominate this shortest day and longest night to be a day
without a screen to commemorate all those struggling without one -
without access to this meta-thought.
And finally....
We refuse we-speak.
http://www.eyescratch.cz
That's it.
I've spent the week on Haloperidol stamping out my own paranoias.
Yeah, the drug that turns your mouth into a rubberband that tries to snap
all by itself. Kind of like giving birth, I suppose, but I don't claim to
know. It didn't work, of course - a myth did tho.
My phone bills are too high and I got a party to go to and maybe DJ at.
Peace & Love.
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Subject: Syndicate: Re: Against Free Trade!
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>Date: Tue, 30 Dec 1997 23:13:47 -0800
>From: Csaba Polony <leftcurv@wco.com>
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>Subject: Re: Against Free Trade!
>> From: Play Fair Europe! Aachen Subject: Peoples' Movements vs. "Free"
>>Trade and the WTO - Worldwide
>> > Conference - February 1998
>> >
>> > **Please help us to distribute this message**
>> >
>> > From the 23 to the 25 of February 1998, 600 representatives of peoples
>> > movements will meet in Geneva to establish a platform for worldwide action
>> > against trade liberalisation: the Peoples' Global Action against "Free"
>> > Trade and the WTO (PGA).
>> >
>> > The PGA will work as a tool for coordination, exchange of information and
>> > mutual support for the struggles of all those hit by neoliberal
>> > globalisation. It calls for non-violent civil disobedience and the
>> > construction of local alternatives by local people, as answers to the
>> > action of multilateral institutions, governments and corporations.
>> >
>> > The first big-scale action in the calendar of the PGA will be a wave of
>> > decentralised mobilisations and protests all over the world parallel to the
>> > Second Ministerial Conference of the World Trade Organisation (WTO), which
>> > shall take place on 18-20 May 1998.
>> >
>> > The meeting in February will be the founding conference of the PGA, since
>> > it will lay down the basis of the alliance in the form of a manifesto. It
>> > is being convened by a committee formed by some of the most representative
>> > peoples' movements of all continents, including peasant movements (like the
>> > Brazilian Movimento Sem Terra, the Indian KRRS and the Peasant Movement of
>> > the Philippines), indigenous peoples (like the Mexican Zapatistas, the
>> > Nigerian Movement for the Survival of the Ogoni People, the Indigenous
>> > Women's Network of North America and the Pacific and FIA, a Maori
>> > organisation from Aotearoa), unions (like the Central Sandinista de
>> > Trabajadores from Nicaragua) and women's organisations (like Mama 86, an
>> > organisation of Ukranian women affected by the Chernobyl disaster, and the
>> > above mentioned Indigenous Women's Network).
>> >
>> > Other events will take place around the first PGA conference. From the 18
>> > to the 21 of February, there will be several information and discussion
>> > roundtables on topics such as gender, food production, culture, economics,
>> > etc., prepared by organisations participating in the conference. On
>> > February 22 there will be a one-day intensive seminar on the WTO, the MAI
>> > and trade liberalisation. On February 26 there will be a number of
>> > coordination and planning sessions in small groups, divided according to
>> > the topics treated in the roundtables. Finally, on February 27 there will
>> > be a European meeting to launch a Europe-wide movement of civil
>> > disobedience against "free" trade.
>> >
>> > If you want more information about the PGA and its first conference, please
>> > visit the web page http://www.agp.org or send a message to
>> > playfair@asta.rwth-aachen.de
>> >
>> > IMPORTANT: If you are interested in this conference and come from Africa,
>> > Asia, Latin America or Central and Eastern Europe, please get in touch with
>> > the conference secretariat RIGHT NOW, even if you are not sure about your
>> > participation. The Swiss visa procedure is probably the most difficult one
>> > in the whole world. There will be limited funds to support the travel
>> > expenses of some delegates; you will receive more information about this at
>> > the beginning of 1998, but you should anyhow send your application now.
>>
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