Stop! I’m one of you!
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Photo from the protest of teachers today in Athens, Greece mocking the government’s decision to ban their strike before the strike was even decided by way of placing them in a state of emergency (a practice during a dictatorship).
More photos at https://athens.indymedia.org/front.php3?lang=el&article_id=1470110
Shutting down Athens Indymedia: state repression of the Greek anarchist movement
Guest post by a Greek anarchist living in Scotland.Τhe last few years have been a time of global capitalist crisis, where the financial system has, after two decades of frantic over-accumulation an…
Music knows no borders. “Misirlou” a folk song from Greece dating back to 1927, has known dozens of covers from bands all over the globe, and yet, in essence, this adds nothing to the feeling you get when you listen to it, no matter which part of the world you come from. And that’s even more beautiful than knowing its origins.
And another great cover: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xzU3_NaEgdc
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