Archive pour native resistance
Beat the Raid(s)!
Posted in Appel, Média, Reportages with tags anarchists, anti-pipelines, BC, beat the pipelines, Beat the Raid, BP, Chevron, Enbridge, extraction, FAI, fascist fuckweasels, fracking, gas station, KKKanada, native resistance, resistance, Tar Sands, Transcanada Pipelines, Vancouver on 2015/02/03 by anabraxasSite anti-rep du mouvement contre les pipelines à Vancouver / Anti-rep website on political organizers against the pipelines in Vancouver
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Also… Anarchist solidarity benefit concert featuring Iskra/Brocrusher – March 20th 2015
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What is Colonialism: the comic
Posted in Média, Réflexions with tags B.C., Canada, Colonialism, comics, Gord Hill, imperialism, native resistance, stolen native land, Zig Zag on 2014/11/09 by anabraxas
A four part comic by Zig Zag, originally published in Broken Pencil magazine.
Vancouver: police violently raids house over… anti-pipeline graffitis
Posted in Actions, Appel, Reportages with tags graffiti, house raid, native resistance, pipelines, Tar Sands, Vancouver, vandalism, Warrior Publications on 2014/06/08 by anabraxasAs posted on Warrior Publications
A series of news reports on the June 3, 2014, police raid in East Vancouver, BC, as well as a link to legal defence and communications fundraising. Special thanks to all the comrades who have offered support and members of the public who have donated to fundraising efforts. We will be neither silenced nor intimidated in our defence of Mother Earth!
Activists plotting how to block the pipelines in B.C.
Posted in Appel, Réflexions, Reportages with tags BC, blocages, Canada, combustibles fossiles, development, Elsipogtog, Enbridge, fossil fuels, native resistance, Northern Gateway, oil, pétrole, pipelines blockades, resistance, Roxton, sables bitumineux, Tar Sands, Transcanada, Unist'ot'en, Warriors on 2014/01/28 by anabraxasFrom A Thorn in Their Side, republished from the Georgian Straight
At night, around campfires under a New Brunswick sky, Ambrose Williams thought about imminent battles back home.
Last November, the young Vancouver man and nine others travelled more than 5,000 kilometres east to the town of Rexton. Their mission was to reinforce the Mi’kmaq of the Elsipogtog First Nation who had clashed the month before with the RCMP. The confrontation happened on October 17, 2013, when heavily armed police dismantled a highway blockade by Natives opposing a gas-exploration project.
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