Review of American Subversive by David Goodwillie (Scribner, 309 pages, 2010). David Goodwillie’s American Subversive is a study in trust—earning it and detecting it. One of the main characters is skilled at identifying who among her friends and colleagues is trustworthy. The other main character is an amateur who fails miserably at gauging who...
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Who, What, Why: How do you un-glue a protester? The tactic is designed to cause maximum disruption Climate campaigners superglued themselves to a cark park gate during a demonstration on Monday. How are they released? It is the latest tactic used by direct action...
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Greenpeace UK We’ve arrived at the site of current deepwater oil drilling in the Arctic. The Esperanza is currently anchored about 2km from the oil rig in the Davis Straits between Canada and Greenland – also known as iceberg alley. We’re here to tell...
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Ruth Sherlock in Beirut guardian.co.uk, Friday 6 August 2010 19.20 BST A ship bearing aid for Gaza is preparing to leave Tripoli in Lebanon this weekend in the latest...
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‘RAF’ Croughton US communication base Keep Space for Peace! Saturday 2nd October 2010 12.00 – 3.00pm Speakers: Peter Burt – Nuclear Information Service. Rev. David Platt – Clergy Against...
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Israel has urged Lebanon and the international community to prevent two Lebanese-sponsored ships, the Julia (also known as Naji al-Ali) and Junia (also known as Miriam), from sailing to...
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Sunday, July 26 5pm EST. WikiLeaks today released over 75,000 secret US military reports covering the war in Afghanistan. It holds a further 15,000 as yet unpublished documents. Congratulations and...
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Article from the Independent: Pledges on protest rights overshadowed by moves against ‘peace camp’ Boris Johnson speaks about liberty and free speech. Share this post:
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Yesterday saw the launch of “Beat the Boreholes”; a campaign of mass civil disobedience to stop Shell works in Mayo this Summer. At 7am in the morning campaigners entered...
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