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In August thousands of people will travel to Dresden to stand up together in one big demonstration called #Unteilbar. If you haven’t heard about it yet, most probably you are living in a bunker and somehow you got this magazine by accident from your neighboring bunker. Mobilization for the demonstration is going full scale. Presentations, concerts and other public events are trying to mobilize as many people as possible to stand together for an open and free society and many other good things.

You can actually read their organizational call for Saxony on the website: unteilbar.org. We would live that part to you. It is not something particularly bad neither it is something extremely inspiring. At least for us.

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In many public and alternative places around Germany you can find people painting hammer and sickle. Stickers with those symbols are combined with slogans for liberation and freedom. It seems like a lot of people have faith that this symbol is directly representing all the currents of the communist movement. It goes mistakenly to the extent that some of the anarchist next to traditional a in a circle paint hammer and sickle to show their affiliation with anarcho-communist movement.

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September was filled with theoretical discussions and presentation on anarchism and different sides of it. Libertarian days did bring a lot of people closer to the idea of anarchism. However sympathizing to the ideas is one thing, organizing to reach those ideals – is completely different story.

To prove that anarchism is a living alternative to capitalism we have to get organized and this is our call to you. In case you are still hesitating or you are completely alone and don’t know what to do – we will try to help you out.

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The more we move to future the more we see how German society is getting hooked up on police forces. Police is called resolve conflicts starting from street fight and ending up with somebody scratching a car next to you. Domination of police in sphere of conflict resolution is something that is completely destroying possibilities of people to interact with each other. Instead of creating ways of to solve the conflicts together we more and more appeal to the state to make this resolution. And even worse – we appeal to the state muscle which police is to resolve our issues. It’s like asking an elephant to run a China shop. And you know what? I think between elephant and police i would still pick up the first.

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