Our regular, monthly reading group meetings are currently on hold due to Covid 19. Until we’ll be able to meet again, we’ll switch from books to films and recommend documentaries relevant to anarchists... Every single day, all over the world, we see new examples of police violence, and analysing and examining police and police ‘work’... Continue Reading →
Our pamphlet 'The Role of the Revolutionary Organisation' is now available as an audio file! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_KfTsk0YPXU Some more pamphlets to read: http://afed.org.uk/publications/pamphlets/ and more info on: http://afed.org.uk/
Due to the pandemic we decided not to print an issue of Organise! but we are publishing one online instead. The current special issue contains articles by AF, member federations of our International, and others we like. Read online: http://organisemagazine.org.uk/2020/04/15/organise-pandemic-special/ Download the special issue PDF here: http://afed.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/organise_pandemic_special_issue_spring_2020.pdf Contents:
In many people’s minds 2019 will go down as the year we learned what ‘proroguing’ meant or perhaps maybe it’ll just be viewed as the beginning of the end. The calm before the Boris. Already it looks like the right to strike is under attack, voter ID will disenfranchise thousands and Zac Goldsmith remains the... Continue Reading →
On the 2nd of September we held a solidarity demo outside the Greek embassy, which got about 30 people out on a Monday afternoon. We handed out copies of the Anarchist Federation’s statement (also below) on the brutal attacks on immigrants and anarchists by the Greek state, although the embassy refused to allow us to deliver a... Continue Reading →
On the 24th of August members of the Anarchist Federation, as part of the London Anti-Fascist Assembly (LAFA), marched against an abortive “Free Tommy” demonstration. This was the second mobilisation of the month (read our report on the first one here) and the strain of attempting two marches in one month was showing on both... Continue Reading →
A Review of The Dictator's Handbook. The Dictator’s Handbook is both a deeply enlightening and a deeply frustrating book to read. Not because it is badly written, or inaccessible, or because its main points are wrong, but because it fails to follow through on its conclusions. This book is one of the most theoretically coherent... Continue Reading →
Last Saturday, on the 3rd of August, all the usual suspects piled onto the streets of central London in support of grifting class traitor Tommy Robinson, currently in prison for jeopardising the trial of a paedophile ring. In response, groups from across London and beyond organised a counter mobilisation to ensure that Tommy Robinson supporters... Continue Reading →
Tommy Robinson is back in prison and his followers are claiming that he is some kind of journalistic free speech martyr. Everyone else thinks he is a self promoting prat who jeopardised the trial of a paedophile ring. I am going to leave the excellent 12 Rules For What to fill in the details, because I... Continue Reading →
