Dublin Mayday 07 (1 Viewer)

[W.]

This years Mayday trade union march will be held on Sunday 29th of April
Meeting 12:30 @ the Garden of Remembrance (Parnell Square).
(stickers of above design available from WSM)​

Following the March there will be music and bookstalls (including the WSM bookservice) at Customs house from 2pm until 5pm
http://wsm.ie/bookservice​

The following Saturday 5th May WSM's newest Dublin branch "Lucy Parsons" will be hosting a showing of the documentary "An Anarchist's Story" which chronicles the life of Scottish anarchist Ethel MacDonald who travelled to Spain during the anarchist revolution and civil war.​

Film starts at 4pm in Seomra Spraoi, free in.
http://www.spanishcivilwarfilm.com/​

Read about the Anarchist origins of Mayday
http://www.wsm.ie/story/763​

 

[Shorty]

Jaysus, that's some pretty wholesale robbery of prole.info there. You'd better hope they don't find out where you live.

And workers rights, what happened to [SIZE=-1]"class-in-itself, for-itself, and against-itself!"
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[W.]

Jaysus, that's some pretty wholesale robbery of prole.info there. You'd better hope they don't find out where you live.

And workers rights, what happened to [SIZE=-1]"class-in-itself, for-itself, and against-itself!" [/SIZE]

I doubt they mind, they link to us anyways. "Global day for the negation of the negation" would be both pretentious and dishonest.

 

[demonica]

I doubt they mind, they link to us anyways. "Global day for the negation of the negation" would be both pretentious and dishonest.

Yous are some pair of pricks do yis know that.

 

[D0njo]

Cool, there's me on the right, with the keyboard. Nice fringe.

 

[D0njo]

Here, whats going on above me - "What did you say to me, ye little Prick", "Wha, nuthin, ffuck oufff".

 

[Janer]

Look's more like a Fas poster.
Also my aul brain will find it hard to have a May day protest on an April day

 

[Kastrosama]

its reminds me of the instructions on the back of the seats on ryanair planes.

 

[Janer]

That too lol

 

[W.]

Saturday 5th May 2007 - 4pm @ Seomra Spraoi

Ethel Macdonald: An Anarchist's Story
http://www.spanishcivilwarfilm.com/

This drama-documentary tells the story of Ethel MacDonald. A forgotten legend, her story ranks alongside the courage of 'La Pasionaria' and the legendary 'Odette'. Whilst both these women sustained world-wide recognition, our Scots heroine dwindled into obscurity and remains forgotten to this day.

Ethel MacDonald's own intimate recollections are presented through a definitive mix of documentary and drama, re-visiting the Killing Fields that were the Spanish Civil War. Supporting commentary spoken by David Hayman paired with expert interviews, including Noam Chomsky, provides background knowledge of 1930's European Politics and a further insight into the young Scot's motives, actions and social situation.

The film links her own personal drama to specific archive footage of Barcelona in disarray - an image Ethel MacDonald came to know so well.
During ten months in 1936 and 1937 some 3 million men, women and children were involved in one of the most radical revolutions in world history.

In the countryside surrounding Barcelona peasants formed communes on land confiscated from old ruling elite. Workers took over the factories. Police were replaced with civilian self-defence forces.

In Catalonia three-quarters of the economy was under anarchists control. Hotels, shops, barber shops and restaurants were collectivised and managed by their workers, often making them more efficient. In some communes money was entirely eliminated and replaced with vouchers and bartering schemes.

It was this setting that saw Ethel MacDonald play her part in the greatest ideological struggle of modern times.

 

[W.]

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[killy kill]

lol.Very good work