https://thenewinquiry.com/blog/a-very-long-winter/

When the Russian army invaded Ukraine last week, Putin claimed it was in the name of “denazification,” evoking the important role “anti-fascism” plays in the ideology of the Russian state. In the following text, published in Liaisons’ first book In the Name of the People a friend from the region offers an account of revolutionaries involved in the 2014 Maidan uprising in Ukraine, along with considerations about the particular history of Russian “anti-fascism.”

tips on how to drive abandoned Russian vehicles starting to flow through

Following up our zine about Ukraine, we've prepared a zine collecting statements from Russian anarchists opposing the invasion of Ukraine, exploring its repercussions in Russia and arguing for international solidarity.

https://cwc.im/russiantiwar

Please print and distribute widely!

"Whether Russians decide to support this invasion at great cost to themselves—or to oppose Putin at great risk to themselves—may determine what happens in Ukraine. We owe it to the Russians who are protesting to learn how they see the invasion and what it means for their lives."

"Fight Club level vandalism"


https://www.fox5atlanta.com/news/chick-fil-a-billboard-on-i-20-vandalized-with-eye-popping-vulgar-message

An example of how cell phone cameras can see IR beacons https://youtu.be/iiy3T6cPMwk