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Abonnez-vousFrom Hit and Sit to Hit and Run — Expanding Our Toolbox of Nonviolent Strategies The cops have us figured out. Protests, soft blockades, tripods, lockboxes. Sure, all these... Continue reading
Underground Action Calendar refreshed Our Underground Action Calendar lists attacks from as far back as the 1970s, to inspire and serve as a research... Continue reading
What Will They Tell the Children? by Angela Nolan What will they tell the children? In the generations to come. Amerika is festering And the... Continue reading
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Winnemen Wintu, Fishing Groups Sue to Block Ecosystem-Killing Delta Tunnels
Featured image: Caleen Sisk, Chief and Spiritual Leader of the Winnemem Wintu Tribe, speaks at the Oil Money Out, People Power In rally in Sacramento on May 20. Photo by Dan Bacher. by Dan Bacher / Intercontinental Cry On August 17, a California Indian Tribe, two fishing groups, and two environmental organizations joined a growing number...
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New Park City Witness: How Do We Tell the Whole Truth?
by Will Falk / Deep Green Resistance In Park City, the task is clear: Stop climate change, or the snow stops. Snowpack is the region’s freshwater supply and water is life. So, stop climate change or the community will lose life. This is not news to most Parkites. And, thankfully, many Parkites have...
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When Will the United States Transcend White Supremacy?
Featured image: majka czapski/flickr/cc by Robert Jensen / Common Dreams Now that the violence in Charlottesville has forced “white supremacy” into our political vocabulary, let’s ask an uncomfortable question: “When will the United States transcend white supremacy?” My question isn’t, “What should we do about the overt white supremacists who, emboldened by Trumpism’s success,...
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Globalization’s Blowback
Featured image: Public Health Watch by Alex Jensen / Local Futures A recent study of air pollution in the western United States made a startling finding: despite a 50 percent drop over the past 25 years in US emissions of smog-producing chemicals like nitrogen oxides (NOx), smog actually increased during that period in the rural US...
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Help Buffalo Field Campaign: Wood Cut Week, September 1-4, 2017
by Buffalo Field Campaign * HELP US PREPARE FOR WINTER! * JOIN BFC FOR WOOD CUT WEEK, SEPTEMBER 1-4, 2017! It’s hard to imagine right now that winter is not very far away, but it comes quickly to Yellowstone country, and not too long from now the home fires will be burning. At...
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Brazil: Campaigners Welcome Court Rulings in Favor of Indigenous Land Rights
Featured image: Brazilian Indians have been protesting in Brasilia against the government’s anti-indigenous proposals. © APIB by Survival International Indigenous activists and human rights campaigners around the world yesterday celebrated Brazil’s Supreme Court ruling unanimously in favor of indigenous land rights. In two land rights cases, all eight of the judges present voted...
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Historic Ruling Set to Decide Future of Brazilian Tribes
Featured image: Brazil has seen frequent indigenous protests this year, against the anti-Indian policies of President Temer. © Rogerio Assis by Survival International Brazil’s Supreme Court will next week deliver a historic judgement on tribal territories which could strike the greatest blow to indigenous land rights since the country’s military dictatorship. The judgement will be...
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Book Excerpt: Part 1: Resistance—The Problem
Editor’s note: The following is from the chapter “The Problem” of the book Deep Green Resistance: A Strategy to Save the Planet. This book is now available for free online. by Lierre Keith / Deep Green Resistance Most people, or at least most people with a beating heart, have already done the math, added...
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The Sápara Nation vs. The Slimy Oil Mungia
Featured image: Sápara leader Gloria Ushigua. Photo: UN Women/Ryan Brown by Sarah Belle Lin / Intercontinental Cry For the Sápara Peoples of the Ecuadorian Amazon, “Sinchi”, or “sacred” is the term that best describes their ancestral language and forests. Though abundant with meaning, the Sápara never had a word for “sacred”. There was...
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Indigenous Win Fight Against Massive Dam Project In Brazil
Featured image: Munduruku warriors gather at the São Manoel hydroelectric dam site. Courtesy Caio Mota/Centro Popular do Audiovisual/Forum Teles Pires via internationalrivers.org Munduruku await for government to comply with their promises or they will return to halt construction again by Rick Kearns / Indian Country Today Media Network Indigenous activists shut down construction of a massive...
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The bare truth is that we live in a surveillance state that ...
... is unparalleled. Many people are legitimately worried or afraid of state repression. But this fear can become paranoia and paralysis. As a result, some will not get involved in radical activism. Others will stay involved, but their paranoia will create a stifling atmosphere and drive people away. The result? Our...
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The cops have us figured out. Protests, soft blockades, tripods, lockboxes. Sure, ...
... all these tactics can be effective in certain situations. But when we consider the scale of the problem, they are lacking. These tactics do not generally lead to decisive outcomes. They can shape conditions and help lead to victory, but alone they are almost never sufficient. We have trouble shutting stuff...
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"Systems of governance that are seized by a tiny cabal become mafia ...
... states. The early years—Ronald Reagan and Bill Clinton in the United States—are marked by promises that the pillage will benefit everyone. The later years—George W. Bush and Barack Obama—are marked by declarations that things are getting better even though they are getting worse. The final years—Donald Trump—see the lunatic trolls,...
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Bolivia has given the go ahead to a controversial highway which would ...
... cut through an Amazon biodiversity hotspot almost the size of Jamaica and home to 14,000 mostly indigenous people. President Evo Morales enacted the new law opening the way for the 190-mile (300km) road through the Isiboro Sécure Indigenous Territory and National Park, known as Tipnis, its Spanish acronym . The road...
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A more than 200-year-old monument to Christopher Columbus was smashed with a ...
... sledgehammer in Baltimore, Maryland, on August 21 in opposition to the “culture of white supremacy” he represents, according to reports. A video posted on YouTube shows a man approaching a 44-foot tall obelisk, allegedly the oldest monument to Columbus in the U.S., with a sign reading “the future is racial and...
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Mainstream protests can be a good place to talk about what strategic ...
... resistance would look like. Max Wilbert did just that at a Seattle ShellNO rally, where he was interviewed on camera. In this short video, he shares DGR's radical evaluation of systems of power and what might actually work to alter their destructive course: targeting critical communication, electrical, and...
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In the red state of Nebraska, people know Jane Kleeb for her ...
... politics. She's a progressive Democrat in a land of Trump voters, after all. But people also know the 44-year-old Kleeb, a Florida native who moved to Nebraska in 2007 after marrying into a family of local homesteaders, as someone who can bridge the political divide and unify the most unlikely of...
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Alice Friedemann is the author of When Trucks Stop Running: Energy and ...
... the Future of Transportation. She is also the author of articles such as “The Hydrogen Economy: Savior of Humanity or an Economic Black Hole,” and “Peak Soil: Why Biofuels Destroy Ecosystems and Civilizations.” Her website is energyskeptic . com. #ResistanceRadioWithDerrickJensen
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The Derrick Jensen forum is a place to have anti-civ, pro-nature discussions ...
... in a safe & supportive environment. Join in now!
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According to an article in the Proceedings of the National Academy of ...
... Sciences in July, the planet is in the midst of the sixth mass extinction event. Strikingly, the scientists who wrote the article call this a “biological annihilation.” The destruction of the planet happens bit-by-bit. A new big-box store, a new housing development, a new farm. Day-by-day, the change seems slow. But...
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May we all be inspired to action by these two brave women. ...
... This video is the recording of a statement by Jessica Reznicek and Ruby Montoya in Des Moines Iowa at the Iowa Utility Boards.
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Plans are underway for the construction of a massive superhighway on the ...
... highly biodiverse Palawan Island in the Philippines. The project would aim to expand the island’s existing road into a six-lane highway, spanning roughly 600 kilometers from El Nido on the northeastern end of the island to Bataraza on the southwestern side. But many on the island are critical of the...
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Deep Green with Derrick Jensen is a collection of short videos that ...
... include excerpts from written works, full essays, and answers to specific questions. This episode is an excerpt from Endgame Volume I, The Problem of Civilization. #DeepGreenWithDerrickJensen
