Another lovely piece for the FoAM anarchives by @…, this one on community and coalition building, with me as one of the interviewees https://anarchive.fo.am/silver/communi
hmm, jachten van biljardairs bombarderen? Dat zou wel eens kunnen werken
https://theneedling.com/2025/12/01/venezuela-bombs-american-drug-yacht-wiping-out-entire-sackler-family-cartel/
This reminds me of another quote, courtesy of the statistician and sociologist Adolphe Quételet:
“Society prepares the crime, and the guilty are only the instruments by which it is executed.” https://todon.eu/@anarchistquotes/115006479446719860
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American cities languish badly compared with transit leaders such as Sydney, Hong Kong and Barcelona,
based on the number of transit vehicles per 100,000 residents,
according to the Transportation for America study.
The gap is now so large that for major American cities to bring their public transit up to “world-class” status,
it would cost an enormous
$4.6trillion, involving 7,500 miles of new dedicated infrastructure for trains and buses, over the next 20 years…
At the inaugural
"Shield of the Americas” summit in South Florida,
Donald Trump announced the creation of what he calls the
"Americas Counter-Cartel Coalition":
a group of a dozen politically aligned countries committed to fighting drug trafficking.
But as he signed a declaration to cement that commitment,
Trump signalled that it came with expectation that cartels would not be confronted with law enforcement
but instead military actio…