“Canada is seeing renewed resistance in the form of direct action as native peoples come together to protect their land and way of life from encroachment and destruction.”
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Hidden War – Open Road (1988)
Category: Open Road
“Today, uranium mined in Saskatchewan directly fuels the nuclear chains and weapons programs of several western nations, foremost USA and France.”
“Denied the presence of the Pipe in the courtroom, the Butlers decline to participate further in the proceedings and fire their lawyers.”
“The judge in the Peltier case listened to vivid testimony from Pine Ridge residents explaining how a state of war exists between the heavily-militarized U.S. government forces and the Indian nation… Then he ruled there was nothing political about the alleged offences.”
“From Vancouver comes the first issue of a new libertarian paper…”
“Upon my arrest on Feb/6/76, some of the first groups of people who came to show solidarity, along with my own People, in recognition of my status as a Prisoner of War, were the anti-authoritarian groups of both Canada and the U.S.A.”
“The ‘self-reduction’ movement is a way to organize against this robbery outside the workplace. Moreover, there are large segments of the population who do not have a ‘workplace’ but are oppressed by the inflated prices.”
“Both Bonanno & Stasi have been involved in the revolutionary movement for a number of years…”
“Among those arrested in Catania are two members of the ‘Anarchismo’ editorial group, Alfredo Bonanno and Sal Barletta.”
“Tragically, this economic system does not merely limit itself to the effect it has on how people make their living, but spills over and imprints its values and principles on every aspect of our lives”
“The occupation was the latest in a series of actions prostitutes and supporters have taken to make the British Columbia government lift a recently imposed injunction against soliciting, and to decriminalize prostitution.”
“If the Canadian government gets its way, military training in Goose Bay, Labrador will soon be making life intolerable for the Indigenous people of the area.”
