Support for anarchists rising

Social unrest over police actions, poverty and corruption have grown Black Bloc rank

Demonstrators in Niteroi, near Rio de Janeiro, overturn a bus during protests. Clashes with police continued even as bus fare hikes were rolled back in two cities after protests on June 20, 2013.

By Bradley Brooks, The Associated Press, October 23, 2013

When a tear-gas canister rattled around at Andrea Coelho’s feet, a masked young man picked it up and tossed it back at police. Right there, the kindergarten teacher decided she backed him and his fellow Black Bloc anarchists.

Ryan Rainville’s Statement to the Courts

Following the June 2010 G20 summit in Toronto, a wave of repression came down on anarchists and anti-authoritarians in Southern Ontario. Ryan Rainville was one of those arrested and held in jail for three months before being released into house arrest at a Native men’s residence in Toronto called Sagatay.

G20 attack on police car nets house arrest

Peter Edwards Staff Reporter, The Star (Toronto)

Mon Dec 05 2011

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A self-described anarchist was sentenced to an eight-month conditional sentence, on top of pretrial custody, for his attacks on three police vehicles during the G20 riots.

Can’t Stop Kaos PDF Zine

Can’t Stop Kaos Zine

A 28 page half-sized zine on the history and development of the Black Bloc tactic in W. Europe and N. America and the Autonomist movements from which it arises.  Feel free to download and distribute in your area.

Fire and Flames: Report on Toronto G20

Fire and Flames

A 32 page, 8×11 PDF Militant Report on Toronto Anti-G20 Resistance.  Feel free to download and distribute in your area.