The Beginnings of Buffalo Class Action

During the beginnings of 2008, a couple of us in Buffalo, NY felt there was a need to begin building specifically anarchist organization in our city. With some experience in local social movements in the second poorest city in the nation, we felt there was a need to start having some explicit conversations ( Read more... )

Two things I could never be accused of:

1) Having the language to describe what I feel.
2) Having the patience to wait for better timing.

One injured on second day of Argentine soccer violence

BUENOS AIRES, March 16 (Xinhua) -- At least one person was wounded on
Sunday during a brawl immediately ahead of Argentine soccer giant Boca
Juniors's match with local league rival Huracan, local media reported, a
day after a soccer fan was killed, sparking riots.

Clashes between rival fans began in ( Read more... )

As mentioned before, the initial meet up of the Buffalo Anarchist Discussion Series brought out about 50 people. The first week of actual discussion had a little more than 20 people. I was really surprised by the smaller turnout the second week. Although I see a few reasons for it: 1) Spring break, lots of college folks are out of town 2) A ( Read more... )

Thursday was the first day of the anarchist discussion series that we've organized in Buffalo. It went incredibly well. Nearly 50 people attended. This meant that the room was packed and that we almost ran out of the readers that we put together. I gave a general introduction to the history of anarchist organization in Buffalo (which is REAL ( Read more... )

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Well, ya know, I haven't posted in ages. Other than a fake post by my new housemate Hannah. Well, I guess not all that new, it's been more than a month now. She is pretty awesome people that is working with me on the anarchist discussion series we are putting on ( Read more... )

I've decided to go green! Goodbye red anarchism.

I found out today that Bob Black (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bob_Black) lives in Buffalo. I really want to toilet paper his house or leave bags of burning shit in front of his door.

Im back in Argentina. In Mendoza at the moment, waiting for a bus back to Buenos Aires. I'll be there for about a week and then back to the states. That scares the shit out of me.

I already see myself getting angry with the state of things back in the US. I imagine Im going to explode when I get back....