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Indiana Adopts Sector 2!

Submitted by Anonymous on Fri, 08/15/2008 - 07:48

Attention all Capitalists, Imperialists, Racists, Sexists, Homophobes and most of all--Republicans! The status quo has just been replaced by a new order of autonomy, mutual aid, and direct democracy! Indy-TACT, a group of Fort Wayne, Indiana anti-capitalists, anti-authoritarians, and anti-war activists are hoisting our “Freedom From Capitalism” flag in the fertile soil of St Paul as we stand in solidarity in our adoption of Sector 2 in St. Paul Minnesota, the host of the RNC.

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A Mid-Atlantic Cluster Claims Sector 3!

Submitted by Anonymous on Fri, 08/01/2008 - 12:22

Only 2 sectors to go!

A Mid-Atlantic cluster is psyched to announce that we will be working in
Sector 3 in solidarity with the RNC Welcoming Committee's call to disrupt
the Republican National Convention!

In a time when this country is focusing on the rhetoric of "change" we
believe that as anarchists, anti-authoritarians, and radicals, the
electoral spectacle must not pass without a voice speaking up LOUD for
REAL FUNDAMENTAL CHANGE. The fundamental structures of oppression in our
culture must be addressed, not just the face of the administration (a

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Call Two for Sector Activity from the RNC-WC

Submitted by Anonymous on Tue, 07/29/2008 - 17:02

The RNC Welcoming Committee is tickled pink that four of downtown St. Paul’s seven sectors have been adopted by organizing bodies throughout the country. Organizers from coast to coast representing a variety of different communities have come to the fore to help show how unwelcome the RNC is in St. Paul, and the growing momentum is exciting to see.

However, three sectors remain orphaned, parentless, crying into the night. Realistically, if these sectors remain unclaimed it greatly decreases our chances of success.

Adopted Sectors as of July 29:

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