Poster Alert for Porto Alegre by Pouco Alquimistas contra o fascismo

You slept?
Did you sleep well?
You did?
YOU DID?
I do not...
I do not care
I do not really care
Actually, I do not give a fuck
I'm tired
So tired ...
I'm falling like a dog
Like a fucked dog ...
I can not sleep...
I can not sleep because you sleep so well.


+8
You slept?
Did you kill well?
Do you fiber?
YOU DID?
I can not...
I do not caricature
I really do not caricature
Actually, I do not give a fuck
I'm tired
So tired ...
I'm falling like a hunting dog
Like a dogbody fucked ...
I can not kill ...
I can not kill because you killed so well.


+12
You slept?
Did you get along?
Do you fiber?
YOU DID?
I can not...
I do not do carnival
I'm not really a carnival
Actually, I do not give a fuck
I'm tired
So tired ...
I'm falling like a dollar
Like a fucking dollar ...
I can not take ...
I can not slight because you get along so well.

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Pouco alquimistas contra o fascismo

7th October 2018

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Centro di permanenza temporanea (CPT) "Regina Pacis" di San Foca di Melendugno

 

 Above, the Centro di permanenza temporanea (CPT) 

"Regina Pacis" di San Foca di Melendugno

aka Italian Refugee Detention Centre. 

Note the Regina Pacis sign. 

See below for smashed fragment.

'What to feel in the probably the only time any of us would be inside a prison established solely for the crime of being from somewhere else?
We broke in but are free to leave at any time'
The Ruinists 

Detention Centre closed after many protests.

Revisted by comrades October 2015

The full account of the great struggle here for life against death:

http://325.nostate.net/library/lecce-anarchists.pdf

Buenos Aires from July 2010: Scanned Or Xeroxed Because...

...what is found is complicated.

Ancient Squatting Graffiti on Tulse Hill Estate still visible

Birch House, Tulse Hill Estate, London SW2

London County Council deck-access Estate with ancient Squat symbol painted graffiti from The Ruinist guesses mid-1980s.

The first squats (apart from the 121 Anarchist Centre on Railton Rd) The Ruinist ever visited were first on Tulse Hill Estate in 1985 and then nearby on Elm Park in the same era. The Ruinist has no real recollection of who we visited on the estate but we do remember the anarchos and pacifists we visited at Elm Park - and these local activist types have their own histories that can be found here in the great oracle of the WWW. So we will keep quiet.

There is some outlandish factional squat tales from Tulse Hill Estate in the almost half decent book 'Serious Time' by Joe Ambrose if you can be arsed.

Happy that symbol still there. Estate is very different from the 1980's although has it's moments.

Needless to say the late 1980's reggae and dancehall nights at the Jubilee Community Centre on the estate remain legendary. The Ruinist never was there though mind.

WE WILL NEVER THE FORGET THE PEASANTS REVOLT THAT WE ALREADY FORGOT

Stone collecting, collecting ourselves