London Psychogeographical Association: Belief Is The Enemy
Belief is the Enemy is an invective by the ‘East London Section’ of the London Psychogeographical Association, published in 1994 in Alien Underground, the pre-cursor of Datacide.
Read MoreBelief is the Enemy is an invective by the ‘East London Section’ of the London Psychogeographical Association, published in 1994 in Alien Underground, the pre-cursor of Datacide.
Read MoreThe British elections ended with the predictable result: Labour had significant losses, the Tories significant gains although not as many
Read More‘The function of the Legal Defense and Monitoring Group is to provide protection for demonstrators from police harassment. It came out of the Trafalgar Square Defendant’s Campaign and Poll Tax Prisoners Support Groupings who got together after the Poll Tax Riots and the idea came up of defending crowds against the cops fitting people up.’
Read MoreIn Peckham a new city has been born. An arched bank of metal on struts covering a shallow stretched flight
Read MoreA short analysis of the local elections in England and Wales in 2008 and how the Left failed once again to formulate a convincing revolutionary alternative to the mainstream parties.
Read More“Die Karten werden neu gemischt!”. Interview mit Christoph Fringeli von Praxis Records in Frontpage Magazine Januar 1995 geführt von Joel Amaretto. Über den neuen techno hardcore Untergrund.
Read MoreAn overview of the British radical left party press from 2008. “Party” unfortunately not meaning a joyous gathering, but most of the time an authoritarian Leninist grouping.
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