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http://submedia.tv/stimulator/2012/07/09/this-is-athens A personal account of my short visit to Athens, Greece. My initial intent was to do a report on the anarchist neighbourhood assemblies. Truth be told this task was more challenging than I expected. Few within the neighbourhood assembly scene agreed to be video taped or photographed for fear of retaliation by the police, their employers and fascists. I was also made aware of the troubling hardships undocumented immigrants and their supporters face, the rise of the neo-nazi party Golden Dawn, and the role of the police in suppressing social struggles. This piece is only a snapshot of the complex situation of a country in a state of "civil war." and how anarchists are reacting to it.

This week an exclusive interview with Antonis Vradis of Occupied London. Antonis filled us in on the history and actions of the anarchists in Greece.

This week: 1. Greek anarchists in Prague? 2. Golden Dawn's dark hour 3. Immigrants invade Athens' streets 4. Gay Pride is not afraid 5. Anti-Fa resistance 6. Run this town. 7. Just do it!

At the Intersection of Main & Church Street in Thurmont, Maryland, a few hundred Ethiopians gathered from around the country and the world. Six miles from the GB summit at Camp David, the entrance to the heart of the downtown area was blocked from vehicle entry by local police. The intersection where protestors had gathered was controlled by various police officers and a couple of dozen riot police in full gear. The protest rally was being attended by a few dozen other people who lined the sidewalks, some were gathered to observe the protestors, others were there as protestors and occupiers from the region, carrying signs for their own political causes and standing in solidarity. 

Ethiopians organized collectively to protest Prime Minister Zenawi's attendance at the G8 summit. Zenawi has ruled in Ethiopia since 1991, and is on lists at Amnesty International, Human Rights Watch, and Genocide Watch, for possible crimes against humanity and human rights abuses.

The General Strike in Oakland had many marches throughout the day including this march against Capitalism, which to many means a march against the private ownership of property. Unfortunately some members of our community (as well as undercover police) felt that it was acceptable to assault our fellow comrades because they felt damage to property was much more of an important issue than solidarity and/or non-violence.

1. 100 Seditions! 2. Riot in my Town 3. Nuck Block 4. Chilean Urban Eco-Defense 5. For the Lulz 6. Anti-G20 Comrades

I witnessed Anarchy in New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina. It came in many forms and colors and it was scary. Abosolute chaos. I filmed it all just for you. Be warned this is hardcore shit. ;~)

After a well deserved mental rest period, I'm back to talk some serious shit and innaguarate a new administration of insults. Want to see this show more often? GO TO http://stimulator.tv and see how you can help. This week. 1. Greece is the word 2. Oakland riots 3. Sea Shepherd stink bomb attack 4. Coal christmas 5. The first auction hero 6. Anarchists Against the Wall 7. Barack Israel Obama 8. Buh Bye King of Pain 9. Beastie Boys 10. New Year's Revolutions 11. Reverend Billy and the Church of Stop Shopping.