@ "I Have A Dream" Mural, King St, Newtown.
18 October 4.30pm - 6pm

as usual we'll be cooking at jura bookshop from 1pm, and would dearly love a hand in the kitchen OR doing some other craftiness (eg making another new banner as we keep losing them all). there are also plenty of opening for food collectors if you've got some spare time on friday or saturday.

Also we have been asked to serve at Reclaim the Night Oct 31st serving by women identifiers but other totally welcome to eat and clean and cook!

hit us up: sydfoodnotbombs at gmail dot com or check out the discussion board (www.sydfnb.tk).

http://sydfoodnotbombs.blogspot.com/

Fundraiser for Unless You Are Free

Where: The Workshop, 16 Sloane Street, Enmore

When: Thursday October 16, 7.00

Beginning 2nd November and continuing on sundays 1st weekend of every month, Little Fish will be a thriving hub of activity with lively do-it-yourself craft/zine/whatevers markets. stay on afterwards for a movie and popcorn in black rose.

Time
1:00pm till 5:00pm

Place
Little Fish 22 Enmore Rd

Date
2nd Nov, 7 Dec, 4 Jan (09) >>> *future*

to book a table, email ghostesky @ gmail.com with Fish Market as the subject

www.myspace.com/littlefishgallery

2pm Sunday October 19th at Jura Books.

Give your granmama a nose ring and bring her down to Jura for a special afternoon of Jazz and Punk bands playing together.

CELEBRATE
the cancellation of the arms expo in Adelaide
Tuesday, 23 September 6 pm onwards
Gaelic Club, Devonshire Street

2pm Saturday 27th September
at Black Rose !!
22 Enmore Rd
Newtown (100m from station)

Description:
Meeting for all those interested in building a federation
of anarchists in the area, to increase cooperation and mutual
aid between groups and seek ways to work together on common
projects, and/or common causes.

Food will be provided by Sydney Food Not Bombs.

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the ankle bone, connected to the thigh bone ;)

@ "I Have A Dream" Mural, King St, Newtown.
20 Sept 4.30pm - 6pm

as usual we'll be cooking at jura bookshop from 1pm, and would dearly love a hand in the kitchen OR doing some other craftiness (eg making another new banner as we keep losing them all). there are also plenty of opening for food collectors if you've got some spare time on friday or saturday. hit us up: sydfoodnotbombs at gmail dot com or check out the discussion board (www.sydfnb.tk).

http://sydfoodnotbombs.blogspot.com/

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Beyond Resistance: Everything! An Interview with Subcomandante Insurgente Marcos

This unique interview with the Zapatista spokesperson and military commander, Subcomandante Insurgente Marcos, was created and conducted by a community assembly in Durham, North Carolina, as a direct conversation between people in struggle in the United States and the EZLN. A year into the Zapatista Other Campaign in Mexico, this conversation marks a moment of change and transformation in how the EZLN has seen and spoken about the possibility of alternative politics in the US and the role of migrants, people of color, and others from below in creating such a politics.

"In this interview with El Kilombo, Subcomandante Marcos articulates more
clearly than ever before how Zapatista practices can inspire and link up with
liberation movements around the world. Read it and imagine how we can begin to do politics differently."
Michael Hardt and Antonio Negri, co-authors of Empire and Multitude

In a time of acute political crisis, widespread state repression of social movements, and increasing environmental devastation, the Zapatistas have re-emerged as a force for change, this time unarmed, coming down from the mountains and out of the jungle to meet with Mexicans across all sectors and people from all over the world to organize a new social force for anticapitalist struggle.

Includes an introduction by the El Kilombo Collective and Community Assembly, the interview with Subcomandante Insurgente Marcos, and the EZLN's Sixth Declaration of the Lacandon Jungle.

Proceeds from the book will go to the Zapatista communities in resistance.

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El Kilombo Intergaláctico is a collective in Durham, North Carolina, formed to open a community space and radical bookstore focused on the concerns of people of color, students, and working class communities in Durham. The center includes a radical bookstore, ESL learning center, progressive speaker and film series, community gardening/ food distribution program, free technology center, free health consultations, and more.

Address: 440 Parramatta Rd, Petersham, Sydney, Australia. | Phone: 9550 9931 | Email: Jura@Jura.org.au

http://www.elkilombo.org/
http://jura.org.au/
www.masn.org.au.

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Jura Books 440 Parramatta Rd
- 30 Aug 2008 - 14:00

http://jura.org.au/

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Description:
Meeting for all those interested in building a federation
of anarchists in the area, to increase cooperation and mutual
aid between groups and seek ways to work together on common
projects, and/or common causes.

--

the ankle bone, connected to the thigh bone ;)

In November, Adelaide will host the Asia Pacific Defence & Security Exhibition.

The last time the merchants of death brought an international arms fair (AIDEX) to Australia, activists from all over the country descended on Canberra and shut them down- it's taken them 17 years to get up the courage to try it again.

This meeting will be a chance to hear from a speaker from Adelaide involved in preparations for anti-APSDE protests, & someone who was part of the 1991 AIDEX protests in Canberra.

Public meeting:
Friday August 29
7.30
UTS

Film screening & discussion, with footage from the 1991 AIDEX protests:
Sunday August 31
5pm
Black Rose Books, 22 Enmore Rd, just near Newtown train station.

A Call against Global War Profiteers & the International Arms Trade

Mike Rann, the Premier of South Australia has announced that Adelaide will be host to the Asia Pacific Defence & Security Exhibition on 11-13th November 2008. The Asia Pacific Defence and Security Exhibition is an arms fair. Its purpose is to provide military companies from all over the world with an opportunity to display their latest war fighting machinery.

The Governments of France, Germany, Israel, Italy, South Africa, UK and USA have already booked major exhibition space for their military corporations to come to Australia and take up Mike Rann's offer to "survey the terrific business and investment opportunities" that APDSE will provide. No doubt many other nations will join the throng in the coming year.

These seven countries are together the source of at least 80% of all military equipment, from bombers and warships, through to cluster bombs and depleted uranium munitions, down to the more mundane run-of-the-mill guns, boots, bullets and surveillance equipment used to in the dozens of wars around the world today.

They are responsible for 80% of all the pain & suffering caused by militarism. For the deaths, for the amputees, for the rapes at gunpoint, for the detainees and refugees, for the orphans and the parents denied the right of dying before their children. These people are the real terrorists.

In a cruel twist the organiser of this death fair, Alex Nicholl, who also organises similar atrocities in the UK, has set the date for APDSE as 11th November, the day we normally stop and reflect on the horrors of war. To these people the remembrance of war holds no horror, only profit.

The best we can hope for is that Remembrance Day reminds them of the last time the masters of war came to Australia to peddle their wares.

This is the first major weapons trade fair since the Australian people put an end to the AIDEX 89 & 91 exhibitions in Canberra. In coming months the campaign to stop Australia being turned into a shopping mall for the world's killers will begin in earnest. We urge you to join us in stopping this happening for another 17 years.

Fo more information about the conference:
http://www.apdsexhibition.org
Email: no.apdse@gmail.com

Where: Lower Hall, Quaker House, 119 Devonshire Street, Surry Hills

When: Friday, 22 August. 6pm-8pm

The Asia Pacific Defence and Security Exhibition (APDSE) is an
arms bazaar. It will be held in Adelaide from 11-13 November 2008.
It provides military companies from all over the world with an opportunity to display and sell their latest war fighting machinery.

Peace groups have called for a Peace Convergence in Adelaide
to demand that APDSE be stopped

Join us to discuss what we in Sydney can contribute to this campaign

in solidarity with the arrested

scum system kill

voting with bricks

vae victus

plus more!

friday 22nd august @ Louie's 34 murray st marrickville

show starts 730

7 bux entry