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European and International Corporate Targets – Indonesia

Posted on 2025/11/19 by darknights

Several multi-national companies operate and invest in Indonesia, such as Shell, BP, Unilever, Rolls Royce and GlaxoSmithKline, who have a large presence. In UK, Standard Chartered bank have investments in Indonesia and so does Prudential Plc. Other UK-based companies operating are Arup, Mott MacDonald and PwC.

The largest multinational bank operating in Indonesia is HSBC, which is a suitable target for coordinated action since it has branches and offices across the globe. We propose that where appropriate, individuals in each territory and region, should research which companies are operating in Indonesia, circulate and make that information and take direct action in solidarity with the prisoners of the anti-authoritarian mass uprising.

Against torture – For social war.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Standard_Chartered

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arup_Group

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mott_MacDonald

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PwC

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HSBC

Canada: Against Extractivism: PRGT and its Actor

Posted on 2025/08/18 - 2025/08/18 by darknights

Extractivism facilitates the exploitation, control, and export of raw materials to fuel industrial development. It removes resources from the land, while dislocating any ‘benefits’ to a multi-national investor class. Extractivism is a social relation; it reflects a society that extracts and it’s introduction makes all of life a potential resource. It reduces an intricate web of relationships between human and non-human into commodities within a centralized system of production and circulation. In a deranged collaboration, the state and capital mutually reinforce their domination by enabling and facilitating extractivism through legalistic mechanisms. Accumulation through dispossession of land (and its relationships) has always been central to the state-making project of Canada.

Refusing extractivism means refusing to subordinate land and human activity to profit and the logics of capital. Extractivism is war; our only response is revolt.

We once again find ourselves situated within another pipeline struggle- this time against Prince Rupert Gas Transmission (PRGT). While a war is most definitely being waged, our role isn’t to engage with the state militarily, but to disorganize its ability to function logistically: to impede the development of global resource markets; and to produce conditions that prevent the circulation of resource commodities. Our proposal moves away from the symbolic: the politics of recognition and any form of representation. As our mentors remind us, any demand addressed to an interlocutor is defeat. Let us instead narrow our focus on disrupting the logistics of extractivism. We think this means the spreading of social revolt: an uncontrollable refusal of extractivism as a way of life, and the spread of self-organized action against this project.

In the spirit of understanding the logic and logistics of extractivism, we’ve provided a ‘map’. This map is not a set of directions, but a survey of the terrain we find ourselves entangled within. PRGT can itself be seen as a logistical project: to accelerate the flow and transportation of gas; and to increase access to new markets. The development of the pipeline and terminal each require their own logistics: to secure investors, purchasers, and contractors; to deforest right of ways; to build roads, bridges, man camps, compressor stations and terminals; to transport materials, machines, pipe, and men; to secure their project with surveillance, security, cops, and legislative tools. This map is just a beginning: for developing further research; for material intervention; for a world without PRGT and a world without extractivism.

Background:

Prince Rupert Gas Transmission (PRGT) is a pipeline project running from Hudson’s Hope to an unbuilt floating terminal on Nisga’a coastline called Ksi Lisims. Gas is extracted from the Montney Formation, a shale gas formation requiring hydraulic fracturing (fracking). Industry must first inject a high pressure fluid into the shale formations to create thousands of little cracks to allow for the gas to flow. Gas is then extracted and shipped via pipeline. The gas intended to be shipped to Ksi Lisims will then be supercooled to -160°C to convert it to liquefied natural gas before being loaded onto LNG tankers to be shipped to Asia.

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Genova, Italy – Two Repeaters Sabotaged With Fire by Anarchists For The Destruction Of The Existent

Posted on 2021/07/20 - 2021/07/20 by darknights

“Did you eat anything that was bad for you?” inquired Bernard.
The savage nodded, “I ate civilization.”
Aldous Huxley – The New World

OPPRESSION: AN ENDEMIC EVIL OF OUR EXISTENCE
– BRIEF HISTORY –

State or pseudo-state oppression dates back thousands of years, and has had very precise stages that begin with the birth of the first cities, which then evolved into city-states, kingdoms, empires.
Those who chose to live outside these “organizations” could live as they wished.

With the French revolution was born the first modern government, centralized, homologating that cancels uses, customs and habits in spite of the directives of parliament.
Revolts and resistances to this change were fierce and equally fierce were repressed.

The industrial revolution arrived, the mother of all revolutions.
With it came the foundations of capitalism, which evolved into what it is today.
Unlike the states, capitalism knows no boundaries as well as the riots against it throughout the 800 and most of the 900 interested Europe and the United States.

In the present day, science comes into the picture, as a partner of state and capital.
Technological advancement is another tool evolved by capitalism, generates profit and opens new doors to industrial development.
From carriages to cars, from rural agriculture to mechanized agriculture, from wars with bow and arrow to wars with drones.

Scientists have always been ready to lend their help to authority and repression, refining the means of propaganda such as radio, TV, press, internet and arming the states with deadly and destructive weapons.

Companies such as Ansaldo Nucleare, Piaggio Aerospace, Leonardo, IIT, ENI are the pride of the Italian state as regards the development of war, technology and energy.
But for us anarchists are the personification of evil and as such must be destroyed for the abominations of which they are guilty.
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PDF: Targets that exist everywhere – a strategic proposal for building a common front against the profiteers of war and repression

Posted on 2021/07/15 by darknights

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Targets that exist everywhere – a strategic proposal for building a common front against the profiteers of war and repression Rapidly, time marches on; we are already in the 2nd year of the Covid-19 state of emergency and, knowing that no power will ever voluntarily relinquish its new mechanisms of control, anarchist and other libertarian movements all over the globe are looking for strategies and practical means against it. In some regions, social tensions have recently erupted into riots.

Elsewhere, there are short-lived outbreaks known as Corona Riots. As anarchists, we are often surprised by the dynamics, sometimes finding ourselves in the crowd of the street battles or perplexed as spectators on the sidelines. Almost every state deals with us, small groups or individuals, sabotaging, agitating and roaming restless in the cities. Continue reading “PDF: Targets that exist everywhere – a strategic proposal for building a common front against the profiteers of war and repression” →