REMEMBER BRETON PRISONERS AT XMAS

by fucking joke Fri Dec 20, 2002 15:49

"the Breton Revolutionary Army" is that a joke or what? I know that people in Brittany have a different identity. But I didnt think that the sentiment was strong enough to establish a "Revolutionary Army".

by Its for real Fri Dec 20, 2002 17:28

Whats the betting that the CWI call them terrorists?

by Mags Fri Dec 20, 2002 17:50

I know it has been going on for a long time and I know a woman whose brother was involved. But in general it isn't very well publicised, so good to get a POW list at least.

by on holidays but couldn´t resist. Fri Dec 20, 2002 21:22

Many mythic celtic themes of transmogrification.
Lovely man was he by all acounts and wore a traditional hat, quite popular, the partisans I see have awoken in my absense and thoughts that the only explosion in Britanny was less than one year after the Erika sank, a Mc Donalds indeed, The sculptor now is dead, but his bronzes are actually surprisingly well known and thought of as Irish, The Breton disaster which was the Erika (an oil tanker that sank in 100meteres of water) shallow was little in comparison to the Prestige, which touches at times of quiet reflection such as are enjoyed as light relief from the memories of Argentina and the terror unleashed on her people one year ago in the name of the $, reminds me of that fine Russian mathematician Ilya Prigogine, who later would address a symposium on microgravity and biotechnology hosted oh years ago, thermodynamics and chaos theory, oil on the beach in the sea watched from space like a lava lamp.
supporting thoughts left like CV notes and in anglo.american;
http://csf.colorado.edu/ecol-econ/academic_programs/barcelona.html
http://www.estec.esa.nl/conferences/00a06/
food for thought ARGENTINA.

by Derek Fri Dec 20, 2002 23:38

I think his name was Yann Gourlay? and he could not go back to France.

by ¿ Sat Dec 21, 2002 16:04

but i know one of his sculptures is the memorial in the Republican grave yard in Belfast.
I can´t remember their names either.

I thought his first name was Patric, anyway he died in 2000. Lots of bronzes all over the place.
The Bretons don´t have a revolutionary people´s movement, but they did throw up angry young men who saw fit to attack the most clichéd symbol of our international Capital.
It though thankfully had a working assocaition of green socialist and anarchist groupings who helped the workers of the Erika beach clean-up in their protracted lawsuits against the French government for adacquate health support.
The Oil was very toxic.
Oil is always very toxic.

It saddens me that some anarchists and socialists are still arguing over Venezuela.
I know that bolivarian groups and anarchist groups and liberation theologist and greens (there is a huge green dimension to Venezuelan Oil companies research which deals with Water supply as well) are working together.

Disinformation is allowing different groups with differing macro-agenda to attemtp to split the unity of purpose of the black white red and green alliance in Venezeula.
That really is a shame. It shows that some elements from all blocks have not learnt anything from Argentina.
I do not dare to write all anarchists are doing good things now, but I know that many are.
Venezeuala is a perfect example of dis-information for both Europeans and North Americans, if family members here in Europe phoning home can not be told "what´s happening" by their kith and kin, then how can our social movements spokepeople and leaders so blythly aproportion blame?

by Gwenael Sun Dec 22, 2002 23:39

Is it you who blew up a McDonalds killing a worker? If yes, don't you think there are better ways to attact the Parisian state?