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Call for Submissions: Arrest Stories Project

I am putting together a compilation of narratives about getting arrested by the police. I was recently arrested for the first time, and the experience would have been much more traumatic and frightening if I hadn't known what to expect from hearing many of my friends' arrest stories. "Know your rights" trainings are (in my experience) inadequate in preparing people for what actually happens in an arrest scenario. Your "rights" are one thing, what the police actually do can be entirely different.

Report Back From Juvenile Detention Center Noise Demo

A group of twenty five people met in front of the King County Juvenile Detention Center for a noise demonstration in solidarity with the action at the gates of San Quentin prison in the San Francisco Bay Area.

Occupiers and anarchists comprised the small group that proceeded to make a lot of noise outside the cell windows of the detention center. Various loud fireworks were thrown at the walls of the prison, a flare was lit for the people inside, the prisoners banged on their windows and the air was filled with the sound of drums and screaming. The police observed the group but stayed away. Various neighbors inquired about what was happening and one father and his daughters watched the entire event from across the street.

SeaSol Victory: Unexpected Visit Prompts Pizza Place to Pay Up

It was almost Christmas when Luis got in touch with SeaSol and he hadn't been paid since before Halloween. A part-time pizza chef at a local Pizzeria, Luis had not received a penny for his hard work for almost three months. Instead, management had only given him three bad checks from different banks and scores of broken promises.

As his bills continued to mount and his family kept asking him when he would finally be getting paid Luis wondered what he should do. A dishwasher at the restaurant had recently been slapped in the face and subsequently fired for being too insistent about being paid on time. Luis thought about not showing up to work until he got paid or just quitting for good, but he didn't want to lose his job and knew he shouldn't have to.

Strykers shipping from Tacoma NOW

Observations on the ground have confirmed that an outbound shipment IS being made now, from East Blair One terminal on the Port of Tacoma.

833rd Transportation Battalion was noted at the site, and three Strykers with slat armor installed were seen. Bumper numbers were NOT visible to the observer, so unit numbers could use confirmation.

Coast Guard boats were seen at the enclosure, and security was noted as "light" on Sunday. Monday is Presidents Day, so it is unclear if today will also be light, or busy with loading.

help launch a seattle offset printing project!

Dear Everyone,

For I Cannot Be Quiet is announcing a month-long fundraiser for soon-to-be Seattle offset printer and publishing workshop. The moving date is March 15, so visit http://anok.me/p to learn more and pledge!

Please pledge what you can, now and/or later, with the understanding that the project will contribute directly to the spreading and sharing of anarchist and anti-authoritarian information and texts in the Puget Sound and elsewhere. This concerns everyone.

Call out for @ soccer bl@ck block

Announcing a Seattle anarchist soccer league!

Spring is the perfect time to get on the field and pick up a ball.

We'll have two teams and will play on a field in the Central District//Capital Hell area.

We're starting signups now and have Seattle Anarchy jersey's available to wear for game time. Funds collected for jersey benefit The Wildcat.

Please respond to dontbeaposer@hushmail.com to receive more information and be kept in the loop.

Another local antiauthoritarian website active -- We are everywhere

This harbor is a wild one. The Chehalis peoples knew this for thousands of years before a boat full of white men sailed into it, and breathed Grays Harbor into existence. It continued to be wild, even after the native peoples had been all but exterminated by even more white men, come across the mountains for timber and furs — the trees of our land, and the skins of our murdered nonhuman friends. Sam Benn thought he could tame this harbor. So have others. All of them failed. The rains will fall, and the rivers will rise into the most well-placed homes, like they always have.

Tides of Flame #15

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In this issue:
* The Death of Western Civilization: Greece Revolts… Again
* Signals of Disorder – Theory and Practice (Local Actions in Solidarity with Oakland)
* Forgotten History: The Earth Liberation Front, Part 3
* There’s a New Cat in Town: The Wildcat Space

Callout for an eLeCTRONIC BL(A)CK BLOC

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Calling out to anarchist & anti-authoritarian DJs/producers in the Pacific Northwest (US/Canada) …!

link to the eLeCTRONIC BL(A)CK BLOC page on soundcloud:
http://soundcloud.com/groups/the-electronic-bl-a-ck-bloc
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We’ve got some crews up here in different cities – Let’s collaborate and throw some bad ass parties for anarchist projects this summer.

Attack on Olympia Bank

Last night we smashed up a bank and an attached ATM. This was a disruption of the banality of our everyday lives and a small attack on the institutions that attempt to dominate us, in which money plays a vital role. This attack was carried out in memory of V-Day 2008 and in solidarity with those facing charges in Oakland and prisoners everywhere.
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