We present the second part of this winter’s double-issue (part i here), and a separate version of the covers if you’re printing yourself. Contents follow:

Green Anarchy in the UK
(posing the old question anew)

L’Espoir C’est La Lutte
(strategy for subversive encounters)

‘The Position of the Excluded’
& ‘Thrown Out of the Troika of History to the Wolves of Memory’

The Kanak Insurrection and the Nickel Industry
(anti-colonial uprising in the age of “green” energy)

Calling It Terror
& ‘A Lose-Lose Situation’

Avoiding the ‘Peaceful Protest’ Trap
(getting street-wise for the coming round of confrontations)

Follow the Fires
& ‘Identity Precedes Ideology’

Beyond the Screen, the Stars
& We Close the Door

Poems for Love, Loss and War

Memory as a Weapon
(a window into mind-sets of revenge and pleasure in (pre-)revolutionary times)

Rebels Behind Bars
(text by prisoners & repression news)

Wounded Healers
(review: Derrick Jensen’s ‘Anarchism & the Politics of Violation’)

The Darkness Criticizes the Wolf for Howling at the Moon
(countering revisionism in anti-authoritarian spiritualities)

…and more!

In coming days, the six supplement zines to this double-chapter will be uploaded and announced, along with other website additions and news.

For a March 8th of memory and struggle,

R.F.