Leaflets signed Direct Action sent to police
Fourteen police stations and police stations in Hauts-de-Seine have received since Friday signed Direct Action leaflets announcing the reactivation of armed splinter group extreme left, said on Tuesday police source.
On the leaflets, including the following sentences are: "Down with the capitalist dictatorship. Cops, your days are numbered. We begin the extermination of the 92 "exclusively target the Hauts-de-Seine, the source said.
The leaflets were received in seven police stations on Friday and seven others on Monday. An investigation was launched Friday by the Paris terrorism prosecutor.
The Anti-Terror Branch of the Crime Branch of the judicial police in Paris was seized of this matter.
Direct Action (DA) has claimed or has been awarded nearly 80 attacks, including several killers, between its inception in 1979 and was dismantled in 1987.
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Direct Action
The "Encyclopedia anarchist of 1934 defines direct action:
"individual or collective action directed against the enemy capital by means of only the individual or group. Direct action is generally used by organized labor or individualities advanced opposed to parliamentary action, aided or not by the State [...]. Direct action can be legal or illegal [...]. Direct action is not necessarily violent, but it does not exclude violence. It is not necessarily offensive [...]. The man who kills a tyrant, an oppressor formidable by any means whatsoever, also performs an act of direct action, although it does not address the regime itself and put it rarely it endangered [...].
"In the revolutionary period, the direct action taken immediately the insurrectionary general strike [...]. It is the first act of a revolutionary proletariat, which seeks to replace the political power of social organization [...]. It opposes the insurgency, weapons of all political parties, without exception, have only desire to take power and keep it. "
's book Voltairine," Direct action "
" the forces of life will continue to revolt against their economic chains "Direct action, written in 1912, just months before his death, is one of the major writings of Voltairine. Recalling that "direct action has always been used and has the sanction of history the very people who condemn the "the author draws in this book an overview of the history of protest U.S. since the Quakers and the Puritans, to George Washington, John Brown and the fight against slavery, to fighting of the working class of his time. Direct action (strike, boycott, "Self ...), or even a certain level of violence (kidnappings, destruction of equipment ...) tend to resurface whenever a crisis exacerbates feelings of exploitation and injustice. What is the legitimacy of such a principle? To answer this question, Voltairine Cleyre examines the role it must play in the fight against economic institutions that bring trust "the forces of Life."
Author Biography
Voltairine (1866-1912), American poet and essayist, was born to a French father admirer of Voltaire. In 1887, deeply marked by the trial of the "Martyrs of Chicago" and the sentencing to death of four of them, she became an anarchist. Feminist, pacifist, friend of Emma Goldman, D. Dyer Lum, Kropotkin, Sebastien Faure and English anarchists, it was also one of the first to see consumerism and blind productivism main evils of his time.
Normand Baillargeon born in 1958. He is professor of education at the University of Quebec at Montreal (UQAM), essayist and libertarian activist. He is the author of "Small intellectual self-defense classes" (Lux, 2005). He prefaced the book in 2008 of Edward Bernays, Propaganda (ed. Zones). He led the year in Quebec last translation and the first French edition of writings Voltairine (D'hope and reason, Lux, 2008).
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