“Strike one to educate one hundred” Chapter 2: New Left Up to the Formation of the BR This chapter reviews the events that led at the end of the 1960’s to the start of urban guerrilla warfare in Italy. We can see two processes at work. The first was the …
“Strike one to educate one hundred” INTRODUCTION This work has a certain degree of difficulty and is intended for the serious student, who needs an understanding of repression. It is based on the key documents of the strategic debate within the Italian revolutionary movement as they approached armed confrontation …
Strike One to Educate One Hundred the rise of the Red Brigades in Italy in the 1960s-1970s by Chris Aronson Beck, Reggie Emilia, Lee Morris and Ollie Patterson A Seeds Beneath the Snow Publication Long-rumoured to be out of print, this book is a sympathetic appraisal of the marxist-leninist Red …
The following is the scanned in seventh chapter of the book False Nationalism False Internationalism: Class Contradictions in the Armed Struggle VII. The Birth of Euro-Amerikan Anti-Imperialism “lt is not defeatist to acknowledge that we have lost a bathe. How else can we ‘regroup’ and even think of carrying on the fight? …
For the record, i’ll say right now, that this place is an armed camp. It has the trappings and props of a court. A state-issued clone in a black robe, an ambitious state-issued clone of the state table, a fenced off area, and a section for spectators with a …
Judy Clark was a comrade of Kuwasi Balagoon’s, arrested for participating in the same Brink’s holdup of 1981. This text was first published in the radical feminist newspaper Bottomfish Blues in 1987. Kuwasi. Now he’s gone. And its like his last loving joke on me, his last gentle bursting of …
Remember the Fallen by Judy Clark Judy Clark was a comrade of Kuwasi Balagoon’s, arrested for participating in the same Brink’s holdup of 1981. This text was first published in the radical feminist newspaper Bottomfish Blues in 1987. Kuwasi. Now he’s gone. And its like his last loving joke on …
Dear brother you spoke so plain children listened to your song of freedom played in games, stories and life brother you danced so lightly you whistled as you soared over prison walls and tombs dear brother your spirit sings songs of freedom wrenched from slaver’s cruelty you leave us your …
On December 16, 2006 over 75 people gathered at LAVA in West Philadelphia. The crowd was a mix of Black liberation movement veterans (young and old), anarchist punks and white queer activists from ACT UP. They came together to pay homage to the late Kuwasi Balagoon, who would have turned …
your honor since i’ve been convicted of murder and have taken time to digest just what that means after noting what it means to my family and how it affects people who read the newspapers and all i see now that i’ve made a terrible mistake! and didn’t approach this …