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Indigenous miners, workers, and community defense forces are using highway blockades, dynamite, and general strikes to shut down Bolivia's government. An educational deep-dive into militant popular resistance.
Join Radical Edward on the streets of Baton Rouge during the aftermath of the Alton Sterling murder, a man who was gunned down in his own neighborhood by 2 pigs: Howie Lake II and Blane Salamoni. Hundreds where arrested Over the 9th & 11th. On the 12th Edward makes light of a video jamming technology the Baton Rouge PD is using to prevent live streaming of protests. ON the 13th Edward goes Live from the Triple-S in Baton Rouge Louisiana site of the Alton Sterling murder. Anon Resistance covers what's going on and give you a real perspective of what's actually happening and what the community is really like when the police are not in their face. -Radical Edward
Breaking: Army Corps of Engineers Issues Eviction Notice to Standing Rock Using Law Designed to Protect Natives & Water. Standing Rock Leaders issue response stating they have no intentions of leaving the camp. Oceti Sakowin camp prepares for winter survival to fight the pipeline.
Cannonball, ND - After over a year of struggling against the Dakota Access Pipeline's construction underneath the Missouri River, water protectors are now scheduled to be evicted from their main encampment. The encampment lies on unceded Fort Laramie Treaty land maintained by the Army Corps of Engineers. A few hundred water protectors are still holding steady as the eviction deadline approaches.
What?!?! You mean to say The Donald actually pulled a fast one on us Anarchist and he is in fact that cool? He is passing out 4200 joints for his speech. Nope, sorry, The Donald still sucks, but don't worry there will still be 4200 free joints being passed out in protest of national marijuana prohibition.
Andover, New Jersey officials announced a ban on AI data centers two days after a heated confrontation at a town meeting, claiming they were receiving death threats over the project. The timeline raises questions about when threats began and why community dissent was met with force.
Recently in the Tampa, FL area a young boy named Josiah Pinner was struck dead in the street by an undercover police car. The incident occurred on January 11th and was witnessed by the victims sister. Currently no charges have been brought against the officer in the death of this young boy. Police are also being less than forthcoming with information to the family. The community has planned a rally in protest of police action regarding this event for January 17th. A GoFundMe page has also been made to assist the family with final expenses.
An explosion rocked the streets of Paris this morning. A gas leak was the official cause of an explosion that flipped over nearby cars, and left a Paris block looking like a war-zone, more-so than usual. The blast claimed the lives of 2 firefighters and a Spanish national, and injured more than 50 others leaving a dozen in critical condition. With the Yellow Vest Movement set to engage in a massive withdrawal of assets from the banking system during Acte IX, it seems Paris is on the brink of both economical and sociological collapse.
RCMP has been working through the night and morning to prepare a massive law enforcement mobilization to the Unist'ot'en & Gidimt'en checkpoints of the Wet'suwet'en Nation located in so called British Colombia. B.C. Supreme Court Justice Marguerite Church expanded an injunction to include the Gidimt'en checkpoint. With this Injunction update RCMP's indicated that specially trained tactical forces will be deployed to forcibly remove Wet'suwet'en people from sovereign Wet'suwet'en territory. The RCMP's ultimatum, to allow TransCanada access to un-ceded Wet'suwet'en territory or face police invasion, is nothing short of an act of war on the sovereign, un-ceded nation.
From New York to Istanbul, from Paris to Manila, millions of workers took to the streets on May 1, 2026. They chained themselves to the NYSE, faced tear gas in Lyon and Istanbul, burned effigies of Trump in Manila, and shut down Washington D.C. This wasn't just a protest — it was a global uprising.
Everywhere in the world except the US and Canada, May 1 is International Workers' Day. It began in 1886 with the eight-hour day movement in Chicago, the Haymarket Affair, and the execution of anarchist labor organizers. This is the story you were never taught — the anarchist roots of May Day, why the US government tried to erase it, and what it means for you if you're new to the movement.
In the predawn hours of April 30, Banksy installed a statue in Waterloo Place depicting a suited figure blinded by a flag, stepping off a plinth. Placed among monuments to imperial glory, it's a devastating critique of blind patriotism — and a reminder that when you can't see where you're marching, you walk off cliffs.
More than 3,000 events across every U.S. state are mobilizing for May Day economic blackouts. From Chicago school closures to Los Angeles shutdowns, workers are building toward the largest coordinated day of labor action in generations.
When ministers, lawyers, and therapists start getting arrested for blocking ICE facilities, something fundamental is shifting in how liberals view the system.
On April 25, 2026, shots rang out at the White House Correspondents' Dinner, with President Trump rushed off stage by Secret Service. The attack was the latest in a wave of 25+ infrastructure fires and sabotage targeting symbols of capitalism and militarism across the US and Europe, marking a dangerous escalation from economic to political targets.
A fire at the Raytheon Company building in Warner Robins, Georgia, is part of a growing pattern of attacks on symbols of American power and capitalism. The target is unmistakable: one of the world's largest arms manufacturers, supplying bombs for wars abroad while the working class at home struggles to survive.
The third Molotov attack in a week — a Tesla service center in New Orleans — signals a growing wave of economic desperation in America. Workers who can't afford to live on their wages are finding new ways to make themselves heard.
A five-alam warehouse fire at Global Warehouse Solutions burned for five days, exposing how underpaid workers and cost-cutting logistics models create the conditions for industrial disasters.
Two attacks in 72 hours on Sam Altman's $27 million mansion. The media calls it 'AI anxiety.' It's actually a working class pushing back against an industry gambling with their future.
Nine fires in seven days across seven states. Warehouses, lumberyards, chemical plants burning. The working class has had enough. This is their verdict: you took everything, now you get the fire.
Three fires in three days across California - Sam Altman's home, a Kimberly-Clark warehouse, Ontario Mills mall. Not isolated incidents, but expressions of a working class that has run out of options. From AI billionaires to warehouse workers, the extraction machine is under attack.
A 29-year-old warehouse worker set fire to a Kimberly-Clark distribution center in Ontario, California, filming himself as he ignited pallets of toilet paper and said, "All you had to do was pay us enough to live." The incident reveals the breaking point of American workers under wage stagnation, inflation, and war-driven economic pressure.
Katelyn Taylor Hall, 28, called 911 for help during a mental health crisis. Her family wanted a doctor. Louisville Metro Police sent executioners. Officers Robert Baker and Robert Gabbard shot and killed her in less than a second—tasers on their belts, training ignored, a suicidal woman treated as a threat to be neutralized.
How pro-Israel lobbying, Labour Party connections, and documented Israeli Embassy interference led to the criminalisation of dissent in Britain. The High Court ruled the ban unlawful.
From ICE raids pushing cities to brink of martial law, to facial recognition jailing innocent grandmothers, to homeless encampments being sealed underground — here are five underreported crises unfolding across America while national media obsesses over war.
While the U.S. wages wars abroad, the same counterinsurgency tactics, equipment, and mindset return home to police communities of color. Cop City in Atlanta and expanding surveillance state show how empire polices its own population.
When protesters torched a Communist Party office in Morón, US media cheered. But the blackouts and food shortages aren't failures of Cuban policy — they're the intended outcome of a 65-year US blockade designed to inflict hunger and desperation.
A federal jury in Fort Worth, Texas has convicted eight anti-ICE protesters of providing material support for terrorism — for wearing black clothing to a July 4 demonstration outside the Prairieland ICE Detention Center. The verdict marks the first successful use of terrorism charges against alleged antifa members in U.S. history and sets a precedent that criminalizes protest ideology, clothing, and political literature.
As the one-year mark nears since the George Floyd protests, their global resonance persists, sparking vital conversations on justice and equality. Triggered by Floyd's tragic death, the protests have catalyzed change and exposed deep-rooted societal issues. From policy reforms to global solidarity, the enduring legacy underscores the ongoing need to dismantle injustice and foster an equitable world. The protests' powerful call for transformation remains, igniting a unifying pursuit of justice for all."
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