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"While we mourn, we also fight."
Anti-colonial graphics by Klee Benally
Some people can agree with me on every “anti” and still not be my people. Anti-capitalist, anti-imperialist, anti-colonial, anti-liberal, anti-fascist; sure, good, necessary. But what are you building? How do you treat people? Do you want freedom, or do you just want your faction to be in charge? Do you want community, or do you want control? Do you want people to become more capable, more connected, more alive, or do you want them disciplined into your idea of history? The negative positions matter, but they are not enough. I care about the world we are trying to make together.
"Free Kanaky, Stop Colonisation"
Graffiti in Lyon in solidarity with the anti-colonial movement in Kanaky/New Caledonia, which has been rocked by a major revolt. The French State has responded by imposing a state of emergency and sending in additional security forces from France to repress the population
true, and they know it. it’s by design.
The anti-colonial resistance leader Đề Thám with family members in Yên Thế, Vietnam
French vintage postcard
Solar energy requires the erection of massive solar industry complexes, which lay bare the land by clearing out human populations and the migration routes of animals and people for giant solar fields, substations, and access ways. All of these require unusually high-carbon concrete. Wind and solar energy as well as the production of bio-fuels all require 100-1000 times the land area as the production of fossil fuels. Fuck the Chinese subsistence farmers who have carcinogenic industrial waste dumped on their lands everyday from those solar panel factories. They’re just not thinking ecologically enough. And forget the Ghanaians who complain when worn-out solar panels are piled into mountains in their backyards with the rest of the West’s obsolete tech. They are just impeding ecological progress. Whether oil wells, coal power plants, or megalithic “green” projects – all are rooted in an unprecedented destruction of habitats for human and other beings. Therefore it cannot be the goal to replace one destructive technology with another. The goal should be a massive and radical reduction in energy consumption. Anarchists who only struggle to free industry from capitalism must finally face the brutal reality. Down with industry, down with work. To use the words of the Indigenous Anarchist ziq: Seize the Means of Destruction! And fucking burn it to the ground… What comes next depends on what we do. The necessity of getting active has never been so great as today
It’s not enough to recognize that the two-state solution legitimizes the expulsion of Palestinians from what are now Israeli cities. Nor that, in practice, a two-state map no longer exists, due to the growing Israeli settlements in the West Bank and Jerusalem. We need to explore ways of decolonization. And this process not only involves the Palestinians, but also the Israelis. Israel must be decolonized materially and subjectively to enable coexistence with the Palestinians, no longer based on the colonizer-colonized relationship.
Bruno Hubermand and Sabrina Fernades in Africa Is A Country. Israel doesn’t care about your resolutions
Imagining and demanding the decolonization of Palestine means acting to decolonize all the colonial states in the world, from Brazil to Australia, including the USA and Chile.