who we are

AWOL is non-heirarchical, decentralised and autonomous. It aims to facilitate actions, hold skill-sharing workshops, and empower people with information and knowledge, to enable us all to most effectively say NO to global corporatisation and capitalism.

where we meet

rmit lobby area near leslie clucas lounge - 6:30 pm, Thursdays ...

email contact s11awol@yahoo.com

phone contact 0418 340 191

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

NO GODS, NO MASTERS

An Anarchist & Autonomist Conference From Friday evening, April 27th to Sunday evening, April 29th (a social will be held on the evening of Monday, 30th) Melbourne will be playing host to 'No Gods, No Masters': an anarchist and autonomist conference. 'NGNM' will comprise everything from exhibitions and films, to parties and poetry, to talks and workshops on a variety of subjects of interest to anarchists, autonomists, radicals, shit-stirrers and troublemakers generally.

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ENTRY:

Entry to the conference for the un-waged and those on low wages is $5 per day or $10 for the weekend.

Entry to the conference for those on higher incomes is $10 per day or $20 for the weekend.

*Entry to 'Lenin on Trial' is free to conference goers and $5 to all others...

*This is a NON-PROFIT event. If you wish to donate more you're more than welcome.

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WORKSHOPS:

Workshops will run from 1 - 1 1/2 hours; some will take the shape of formal presentations followed by group discussion while others will consist of the presentation of ideas and discussions on particular topics. A DRAFT program inc. more exact dates, times etc. will be made available in the next few days. In the meantime, the following should give you some indication of what's in store (NB. this list is NOT exhaustive):

*The First International
*Individuality through collectivity
*Squatting
*S11 and the Left
*Anarchism for beginners
*Work and the environment
*Globalisation: an anarchist perspective
*Punk and anarchy
*Anarcha-feminism
*Anarchy and ecology
*'Is God a celestial fascist?'
*Health, lifetsyle and anarchism
*Strategic planning
*A history of May Day
*Anarchism in Greece
*Anarchy, vision and censorship
*What is the Anarchist Black Cross?
*Land and identity
*Infoshops
*What is Food Not Bombs (FNB)?: Food production and autonomy
*'Ningala ningala': The Aboriginal Embassy in Spain
*Psyops: Libertarian approaches to free your mind
*Anarcho-health: Beyond globalised health systems
*Anarchosyndicalism: What the !@#$ is that?
*'Revolution in Action': Growing up anarchist
*Why Greens should be anarchist and why anarchy should be Green!
*What is AWOL?
*Irish anarchism
*Green @ in the U$A

...plus much much more, inc.:

- over 12 hours of anarchist and libertarian films / direct action footage from around the world;

- free food courtesy of FNB;

- 'Lenin on Trial': condemned by history, who dares defend him?;

- showbags (yes! showbags!);

- stalls;

- and more!

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As Big Kev might say:

'I'M EXCITED!'

[The Ghost of Chummy Fleming]

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email phoenix@anarchy.org.au

write c/o PO Box 199, East Brunswick, VIC, 3057 or

phone (03) 9 387 6646

You can also join the announcements-list by sending a BLANK email to:

april_anarchy-subscribe@yahoogroups.com

 

L E N I N O N T R I A L:

Condemned by History, Who Dares Defend Him?

Presented by 'NO GODS, NO MASTERS', the Melbourne Anarchist and Autonomist Conference.

WHEN:

Sunday April 29th, 6 - 9pm.

WHERE:

Public Lecture Theatre, Old Arts Building, University of Melbourne. (400 seats, advance tickets available.)

ENTRY:

$5.00 (free to conference goers).

ENQUIRIES:

Rob Dolchek: (03) 9 387 6646 / teyvie@hotmail.com.

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PROCEEDINGS WILL BE VIDEOTAPED BY SKA-TV, AND BROADCAST AT A LATER DATE.

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The CHARGES:

* Counter-revolution
* Tyranny
* Treason
* Terror

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V.I. Lenin: Revolutionary Genius or Social Frankenstein?

The collapse of the Soviet Union has read the verdict of history on Lenin's megalomaniac adventurism, but the Red Left has yet to learn the lessons. Old slogans reappear in new catchphrases, and old tactics are repainted as the urgent and necessary goals of the moment. Anarchists are putting Lenin on trial, and challenge the Red Left to defend him. Four charges will be heard:

1) That Lenin was a *counter-revolutionary*, who attacked the revolutionary movement to build his own power.

Prosecutor: Leigh Kendall
Offences: The suppression and massacre of the Kronstadt garrison.

2) That Lenin was a *terrorist*, who enslaved the people with all the instruments of military and civil repression.

Prosecutor: Rob Dolchek
Offences: The supression of the Maknovschyna, and the wars against autonomous revolutionary collectives throughout Russia.

3) That Lenin was a *tyrant*, who enslaved the people under state capitalism, deceitfully proclaiming it to be the dawn of Marx's utopia.

Prosecutor: Owen Gager
Offences: Lenin's butchery of Marxist theory of the state and socialist economy.

4) That Lenin was a *traitor*, who continually undermined his own party and betrayed his own revolutionary colleagues.

Prosecutor: Leigh Riley
Offences: Lenin's subversion of Party democracy, manipulation of the Party program, and selective and opportunistic betrayal of his rivals and of dissidents generally.

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PROCEDURE:

Each charge will be heard in turn, with a prosecution and a defence each speaking for 12 minutes.

All speakers will then be allowed a short response.

Questions and contributions will be taken from the floor.

The assembly will vote on Lenin's guilt.

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CHALLENGE:

We invite the Red Left to nominate speakers for the defence. Contact Rob Dolchek on (03) 9 387 6646 / teyvie@hotmail.com.

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TICKETS:

Door tickets will be available, but we advise that pre-purchasing will secure a seat, and a chance to join in the fun. For more details, ring Rob or purchase tickets directly from:

BARRICADE BOOKS / INFOSHOP, 115 Sydney Rd., Brunswick, VIC..

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FURTHER ARRANGEMENTS:

Will be notified as planning proceeds.

 

 


BENEFIT GIG - Saturday 28th of April 2001

The Barricade Pledge Group is organising a benefit gig, as a part of the upcoming "No Gods-No Masters" Anarchist-Autonomist Conference (27-30 April, in Melb. Uni.).

The benefit gig will be in Saturday 28th of April 2001, at the Pink Palace, 56-58 Eastment Street, Northcote (just a short walk behind the Northcote Town Hall, in High Street, Northcote), at 7.30 p.m.

The night will include amazing musicians and groups such as Christina Green, Lucie Thorne, Trickle Down and Working Class (a punk group singing in serbian) and great poets such as P.O. and thalia.

Entry is $6 and all proceeds are going to the Barricade Pledge Group.

There are flyers at the Barricade Bookshop, 115 Sydney Road, Brunswick.

More info/details at the Barricade in (03) 9387 6646 or infoshop@bedlam.anarki.net

If you want a permanent anarchist bookshop/centre in Melbourne come along after the workshops of the conference and support us.

 

 

 

 

 

MAYDAY! MAYDAY! MAYDAY!

Mayday (Tue, May 1st 2001)

Liberate the Streets

 

 

M1

AWOL - Autonomous Web of Liberation


CALL FOR DIRECT ACTION
RESISTANCE TO CAPITALISM

 

 

     

MAY DAY ( May 1st ) is a day to celebrate working class solidarity and resistance to Capitalism. In keeping with this tradition AWOL ( Autonomous Web of Liberation ) is calling for an anti-capitalist, anti-authoritarian day of action. AWOL is working towards an action around the idea of 'Liberate the Streets' in the City of Melbourne.

We are calling on all anti-capitalist groups and individuals who believe in consensus decision making and direct action to organise on the basis of non-hierachy ( autonomous from all centralisation and bureacracy ) to co-ordinate with us for this action. We are also calling on you to organise your own actions, affinity groups, clusters, net-works and co-ordinations against Capitalism on Mayday.

MAY DAY is a day to remember and celebrate ordinary people's efforts to acheive a fairer society. We have never been given anything out of the goodness of our bosses or leaders' hearts. In fact these people are trying, all too successfully a lot of the time, to take away the small amount that we have won.

The day is a celebration of a tradition that we don't hear too much about in the mass media or at school - which isn't that surprising when you think about who owns the mass media and who decides what's taught at school.

May Day started in 1886 when people in many countries were trying to have the working day lowered to 8 hours. There were a lot of strikes going on to force the bosses to allow this.

In Chicago a demonstration in favour of the 8 hour day was attacked by 176 armed police, killing many people. Someone (no one knows who) threw a bomb at the police. 8 anarchists were framed for this attack. Even though some of them weren't even there at the time they were all found guilty.

The judge openly said that they were on trial for their beliefs, not for throwing the bomb. Some of them were executed and others spent the best part of their life in jail.

May Day is a day to remember them and everyone else who has stood up to the people in power, from the Eureka Stockade to S11.

L I B E R A T E T H E S T R E E T S

On May Day we will be trying to set up a moving 'free space' - a celebration that we've decided on and taken for ourselves, not something that we've gone through the 'proper channels' for or been granted by the people in power. A small example of what life could be like if we lived in a free society.

L I B E R A T E T H E S T R E E T S
M A Y-D A Y 2001

On Mayday meet at the steps of Parliament @ 8am for food not bombs breakfast, moving threw the city and actions till meeting at the 8 hour moument ( opposite tradeshall ) at 3pm.

AWOL is organising every Thursday at the RMIT
near Leslie Clucas Lounge - 6.30 PM.

* meetings are run on consensus decision making *

 

MAYDAY - C O N V E R G E N C E

AWOL'ers are organising

a convergence afternoon, between 3.30 and 8pm - on the day before MAYDAY

for people to hook-up, organise last minute stuff for the awol action, get some last minute briefings, information and co-ordinate a spokescouncil meeting at 6pm.

the convergence will be at the ' old northcote bowls club ' at 14-24 pearl st, northcote / thornbury.

 

 

 

 

 

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