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Greetings once again,

So this is the third issue, and by far the best to date. Please notice once again a different address for correspondance etc, at the bottom of the page. I hope you find this issue to be worth the 75 cents, since the price went up at the final moment because of excessive expences. Any amount of money no matter how small is very much appreciated for the production of the magazine. Next issue will probably see a format change, so the expences will be high. Between this issue and the next, some of us will be working on a limited edition type of poetry magazine. Anyoge interested in working on this send in your poems, or support it with cash. This should be out with luck in Feburary.

My apology to those who sent in poems and or articles that didn't get printed. With a new format this will mean more room as well, so they will get printed in the next issue.

Thanx to everyone who worked on, and the people who bought this issue of the magazine. And also thanx to Kick it Over, Outaouais Black Umbrella, AANN, and Bulldozer. No thanx, and a general go to hell to McMaster University in Hamilton cause after looking at the material (after giving us a price) they refused to print the second issue (facists).

TITLES 3, 小 -------------- -Obsessions that Kill (analysis of the

Canadian election) 5----------.----- U.S. intervene and invasion Gm --Don't believe it doesn't happen (cover) 7,8----------.---- United Freedom Front Communique number 10 g--------------- Letter to Reality Now 10,11,12,13----- Amnesty for the Five, and Amnesty for us All quere eres Boycott South African Products, STOP APARTHEID 15-------.------- Ken Deyarmonds' trial l6---------.----- Porcelain Forehead (finally) 下 Wimmins" Rights

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IHE ELECTION: A TREND, BUT A CRY FOR SOCIAL

With the election over we can now start to see that the old criminals have been replaced by the new. Our only question being which criminals do we want to run our country. Wasn't it a big shoc- ker that after all the promises were made (and after they won the election) that they look at the books and there's some ‘hidden’ debt fig- ures. Obviously the government wants its' seat of power, and will do anything to gain their victory. Empty promises and lies seem to be all they ever get done. With the P.C. party you are likely to see more taxes, more military, less social service, and higher unemployment. Not a bright outlook for the future.

On top of this: the absolute waste of money for the election, for propaganda reasons, when meanwhile people of this country struggle for jobs, food and cloth- ing. Maybe if they would have used the money spent on propaganda, on these things, something may have gotten done. But this is not the only case. The only light I can see out of this election is that after the P.C.

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Obsessions that kill

reign, towards

maybe people will want a bigger step social change and elect the NoDOP.,

So the question of criminals stays the same, but some are worse than others.

If the Liberals weren't bad enough, and the methods they used to win their elections, (empty lies). But now the tories have done the same. How many more elections will it take for people to realize that their propaganda and lies are just methods to gain capitalist power, and that the people with the real power aren't the government officials, (who are elected), but the mighty corporations (who aren't elected). For most corporations the government has no control, for many death war and scandels are just part of the game, The only concern is PROFIT, and they will do ANYTHING to get it. If you are in the way you get killed by it, and if you accept it, you get enslaved.

One possible relief is the fact that Joe Clark has been appointed external affairs minister, for a while it looked like Sinclair Stevens might have gotten it, he was external affairs critic in Mulroneys' shadow cabinet, and had shown us his right wing views in the subject of Central America, he is a strong supporter of U.S. foreign policies which is the same as supporting nazi policy. Mr Ste- vens has been placated with a major economic

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portfolio. Clarks' position has been desci- bed as to "be expected to maintain Canadas’ profile on disarmament issues", which is bas- icly tell everyone you want peace and disarmament, but leave the bomb factories open, increase the armed forces, and let foreign governments test their missles here. Maybe their profile on want- ing disarmament is to let the peace camp stay on parliament hill, but they probably won't.

"Our" (their) new finance minister, Mic- heal Wilson (a former financial analyst) has been described by the media as "slightly right-leaning", I guess this means he's a little bit of a facist. And people still wonder how the nazis got support, when all they have to do is look in a mirror.

On Sept/21/84 the papers printed some of what was to be an "internal liberal strategy paper", leaked from the liberal files. The file was entitled 'A Strategy for rebuilding the Liberal party', and marked ‘secret’. From this I found it absolutly ridiculous, but then again. The paper says the liberals have to adopt a new st-

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yle "centred on humil- ity rather than 'arrogance'" and it also mentions something about getting close to the "grass roots". Also they are to build cement solid connections with organized interest groups, wo- mens' and ethnic groups. Grass roots, wo- mens', Labour and ethnic groups? Maybe they'll start to distribute Reality Now as well. Obviously this stance is merely a desperate attempt to win the next election. They even star- ted to try and win the next election before even this one. It's obsurd to think that the liberals would carry out these things if elected. They are trying to create a frame they can stand on so that they can make all their lying promises,.and use old tricks to win the next election.

The first accomp- lishment the P.C.s' are trying to get done is the stupidest of all the promises, UNIFORMS, it makes you wonder if they won on this single issue. The tories think the new uniforms will cost 36 million, but the liberals estimate them

at $100 million, so ch- anging from green to blue is going to cost one hellofalot of money anyways. Not to mention the promised 3190 million increase on defence spending. If the conservatives proceed with their pl- ans, defence spending will rise to 39.69 billion next year from $8.8 billion this year. Is it a "democracy" when the government wastes massive amounts of money on toys and looking good? When top priority should be food, jobs, and prot- ecting our mother earth.

This farce is just almost too incredible to believe, do the people who voted P.C. think this is top priority? or was voting P.C. and not the Liber- als just a desperate attempt for social change? The progressive conservatives were successful in selling themselves to the masses, so now the masses will have to pay. Maybe this will be a hard lesson learnt, maybe next election nobody will vote.

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"As part of this mission, aS a Way to provide a shield for democracy and development, we together with our friends are now planning joint training exercises in the Caribbean and Central America...Many of those countries [in Central America] are considered too high a risk for private investment."

1823: Monroe Doctrine signed. U.S. claims Latin i. America as its area of influence.

1833: U.S. troops intervene in Nicaragua. 1833: U.S. troops intervene in Peru. 1834: San Juan del Norte, Nicaragua destroyed to w. avenge an insult to the U.S. minister. 1855: U.S. troops intervene in Uruguay. 1988: U.S. invodes Panama after the Tajada de ai) Sandia incident. B 1858: U.S. troops intervene

1868: U.S. 1868: U.S. 1873: U.S. 1885: U.S. 1888: U.S. 1891: U.S. 19945 U.S. 1893; U.S. 1896: U.S.

troops intervene in Uruguay. troops intervene in Columbia. troops intervene in Columbia. troops intervene in Panama. troops intervene in Haiti. troops intervene in Chile. troops intervene in Nicaragua. troops intervene in Columbia. Marines invade Honduras.

1896: U.S. troops intervene in Nicaragua. 1896: U.S. troops intervene in Nicaragua. 1898: Battleship Maine sunk. U.S. initiates

Spanish-American War. 1898; U.S. troops invade Puerto Rico to ‘liberate’ it

from Spain. 1899: U.S. troops intervene in Nicaragua. 1901: U.S. troops intervene in Columbia. 1992: U.S. troops intervene in Columbia. 1903: U.S. troops intervene in Honduras. 1903: U.S. troops intervene in Dominican Republic. 1983: U.S. troops intervene in Panama. 1984: U.S. troops intervene in Dominican Republic. 1984: U.S. troops intervene in Panama. 1987: U.S. troops intervene in Honduras. 1916: U.S. troops intervene in Nicaragua. 1911: U.S. troops intervene in Honduras. 1912: U S. troops intervene in Cubo. 1913: U.S. troops intervene in Mexico. 1914: U.S. troops intervene in Haiti.

1913: Marines land in Haiti and occupy it until 1934. 1919: U.S. troops intervene in Honduros. 1928: U.S. troops intervene in Guatemala. 1924: U.S. troops intervene in Honduras. 1923: U.S. troops intervene in Honduras. 1923: U.S. troops intervene in Panama. 1926: U.S. troops intervene in Nicaragua. 1928: Banana workers strike in Columbia against

United Fruit Co., 1000 killed. 1932: 3 U.S. and 2 Canadian warships arrive in El

Salvador. 1932: Salvadoran peasants begin mass insurrection;

military retaliates massacring 30,000. 1934: CIA overthrows Arbenz government in

Guatemala. 1938: Panama declares state of seige after 6 are

killed in anti-U.S. riots. 1961: CIA defeated in Bay of Pigs invasion of Cuba. 1962: U.S. naval blockade of Cuba initiated. 1964: U.S. troops kill student protesters in Panama

Canal zone. 1963: U.S. invades Dominican Republic. 1939: John Foster Dulles approves “thorough

consideration be given to the elimination of Fidel Castro.”

1973: U.S.-sponsored coup in Chile overthrows Popular Unity government, Allende murdered.

1973: 40 students killed at University of El Salvador demonstrating against U.S. intervention.

1983: U.S. Marines invade Grenada

"DON'T BELIEVE IT DOESN'T HAPPEN, BECAUSE IT DOES"

Written by Scott B.

We live in a world, now, where there has never besn as many wars going on at the same time. Personal as well as political struggles dominate my life and my work because I don't believe that this world is all we have to hove for. It has gotten to the point where there are hardly any real vic- tors in the push for human justice, -and an end to corruption and exploitation. Being an ideaist, instead of a realist, in many peoples lives seems ludicrous - a pipe dr- eam. Why not. both? The quest for a better life and an end to human suffering has become a bitter memory to so many people. They give up and fight only for what they can Steal from other people. Their struggle for power increases while the suppressed give up their dreams. So many times I have seen a thing once called compassion replaced by distrust. Take forinstance, the cir- cumstances regarding the royal visit.

While living in Bangladesh, I witnes- sed the aftermath of a slaughter done in the name of convenience. I saw a town complet- ely wiped of their

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poor and sick because of a royal "hope-rai- sing" parade by the queen to take place there the next day. This was to be filmed and distributed world wide as a show of monarchy pity for the tr- ampled, the weak, and the hungry, while ir- onically, the people they were talking ab- oat were shipped away with one big swipe of the colonial hand, the ones who were to be helped by this show of pageantry. I then watched these people being killed and jailed (which ult- imately, in that country means death). I heard of children, malnourished and sick, thrown into cells for the night and never emerging, people ple- ading for mercy while being clubbed and thrown onto a collection truck, a modern scene of concentration camp roundup. Don't believe it doesn't happen, because it does. This was done all so the Queen would not “be in danger of sickness or violent behavior."- a remark stating their fear of the people they suppress. I ask you, is this rational? Have we really come that far? Have we become a people? And now here in this country, they expect me to give support to this regime and what it stands for when the royal visit claimed the headlines. They expect me to show either support (in a possibly

less direct way), or passivity, when the Monarchist League of Canada stands with their flags waving "loy- alty forever". They expect me to take pity on poor ‘uncivilized’ countries of the world by watching masses of people come out and be amused by the 'pomo' and 'oageantry' of &a royal visit? I say - DON’T BE FOOLED. Do- n't be passive and tell me it's not your problem. I don't want to hear it. Don't be fooled into think- ing a system of repression, when called something else, is ne- ssessarily not that.

This is only one story in many that I have to tell, in many that happen continuo- usly to too many people who live in supp- ression only because of our fortune. I see a mass of many millions being betrayed, beaten, starved, and tr- ampled, and the more we compromise and 'pr- ogress', the farther they are left behind. Why were we chosen to live in a place ment- ally jailed from hor- rible acts that go on in the outside world? I appeal to you, don't give in. Don't think it all hoveless, for I speak for many others when I say you are not alone, you can fight too. You must fight. Give and grow. Do it in a way possible for you, but do it. Live to end the destruction of ourselves. I choose to reach for

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FREE NELSON MANDELA UN I TE D COMMUNIQUE #10 & ALL POLITICAL PRISONERS!

FREE AZANIA}! DEATH TO APARTHEID! VICTORY TO PEOPLE'S WAR

Tonight, September 26, 1984, in a direct demonstration of solidarity with the People of Azania and against the racist apartheid regime in South Africa, armed units of the United Freedom Front attacked the Union Carbide Corporation research laboratory and engineering complex in Tarrytown, New York, for their complicity and the support of the white minority government of South Africa.

Since August, Azania has been in the midst of the most widespread and serious uprisings since Soweto in 1976. In early September, the People in Sharpeville, Sebokeng and Evaton staged mass demonstrations and rallies. Within a few days other townships rose up including. Soweto. Over sixty People have been killed and hundreds more injured by the bullets, whips and teargas of the South African police and security forces.

The "election" boycott movement put thousands of People in the streets and ef- fectively showed that neither the Asian nor the mixed race (Coloured) People were interested in apartheid's phony schemes. Of the eligible voters in both the Asian and Coloured population only about 18% actually voted. The elections last month were an attempt to give a face lift to the ugly racist system by allowing the Asian and Coloured People to participate in a subservient type of parliament. Meanwhile, twenty-five million Black People - the vast majority of people in South Africa(S.A.)- will have absolutely no rights under the constitution. They cannot vote, hold any government positions or have any control over their lives or their land. Underlining the unrest is the most severe recession since the 1930's. The new Constitution was just morefuel for the fire to be added to subhuman housing on useless land in selected areas, (townships), high unemployment, (in some places more than 50%) the Pass Law and the systematic and brutal oppression of the Azanian People as a whole.

Midst the recent rebellions, Black gold miners went on strike for higher wages and better working conditions. While they were able to win some concessions, seven of them paid with their lives and scores more were left injured in violent clashes with the S.A. pigs. Though, Black miners are amongst the highest paid of Black Workers, theyreforced to live with, at most, $265.00 per month, while their white counterparts are guaranteed the best jobs and can expect to average $1,350.00 per month. This kind of racist disparity has fueled the militant spirit of the Azanian People.

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The People are fed up with apartheid, a degenerative system under which the

huge majority of people have no human or political rights, where severe poverty is

all that most of the Black People live with ín a very rich land abundant in agri-

culture, gold, diamonds and coal. The slightest oppositíon to this systematic

inhumanity, by anyone, children included, is met with the utmost in barbaric vicious-

ness. Death, poverty and starvation are every day realities in the lives of the

Azanian People.

Union Carbide is one of the major U.S. corporations in S.A. engaged in vital

aspects of the S.A. economy including mining,(they are heavily involved with metals,)

and heavy manufacturing. Mining itself earns well over half of all S.A.'s foreign

exchange. This being so, Union Carbide has a major role in sustaining the apartheid

system. In keeping with our Revolutionary duty we are striking at Union Carbide

in support of the Azanian People and attacking a company that is part of the imperial-

ist system which oppresses many peoples in many lands.

We, as Revolutionary Fighters, realize that only through our combined efforts

can ve think ¢c everthrow imperialism, which reaches from U.S. corporate board rooms

to S.A. mines. It survives on the brutal exploitation of other peoples and has no

respect for human life. The capitalists must be attacked on many fronts. While

our Comrades are fighting on their homefront in Azanía, we will strike here in the

belly of the beast on out homefronti? We call on all progressive-minded People

who understandthat the only way to break this death-hold is by physically destroying

it... history has shown that there is no other way to be rid of it. Rise in support

of oppressed Peoples everywhere. Help to end this worldwide domination by striking

at the fascists where it hurts: where they work, play and live. We support and

encourage anti-apartheid activities on all levels: divestment campaigns, public

education, mass protests. against corporations who benefit from and support apartheid

and against U.S. government policies and officials who prop up, direct or apologize

for the SoA. racists. We firmly believe that these efforts must be intensified

and increased to include sabotage and armed actions, The connections between S.A.

apartheid and U.S. racism/imperialism are clear with the same enemy here as is

there. We further our internal struggle when we strike a blow in union with our

Azanian Sisters and Brothers.

---We dedicate this action to 6 year old Thabo Sibeko and all the other brave People

recently murdered by the S.A. fascists... —-

"My blood will nourish the tree which will bear the

fruits of Freedom. Teli my People that I love them and

that they must continue the struggle. Do not worry about

me but about those who are suffering." Solomon Mahlangu

(guerilla fighter executed. April 1979)

DEATH TO APARTHEID: >

VICTORY TO THE AZANIAN PEOPLE::

S.A. OUT OF NAMIBIA::

.DEFEAT U.S. IMPERIALISM AND ITS DEATH MERCHANT BACKERS:

FREE ALL POLITICAL PRISONERS & POWS::

BUILD THE REVOLUTIONARY RESISTANCE MOVEMENTS $

SOLIDARITY & SUPPORT TO THE LOCKED DOWN FREEDOM FIGHTERS AND GRAND JURY RESISTERS:

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To; REALITY NOW

On October 4th I was reading the news about the prisoners on a hunger strike -- who number 800 at Al-Jnai8 OD the west end of Nablus, the West Bank. This preison is a former ! vital built in 1266 but never finished because of the Israeli occ ation in 1967. Since that time until June 1984 it was under the trol of Israeli military authorities who ordered this hospital to transformed into a jail for Palestinian political prisoners.

As a former Palestinian prisoner from Nablus and ar next to this new jail, I would like to inform readers about th ditions in the West Bank-Gaza jails.

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One, prisoners are locked away in rooms twenty-three hours a day. <

Two, there is no medical treatment available, all that provided is just an aspirin pill for any infection or pain whatsoever; in other words you are left to die there -- over 150 prisoners di there during imprisonment over the last 15 year occupation. Othe prisoners suffer from permanent disabilities which are documented by the International Red Cross bureau in Jerusalem and available to any- body needing further testimony.

Forth, the food is so voor you run away from its smell. prisoners diet is a breakfast of one slice of hard bread -- left-overs from the military compounds, half a pat of margarine and the same o jam. Lunch is one slice of harc bread, 10-15 chick-veas, one tenth a chicken or sometimes pork, even though Arabs tend not to eat pork like the Jews. Supver is the same bread, lentil soup, mainly water, one falafel ball, and 10-15 kidney beans. No eating utensils were available except for a plastic plate, not even a table or chair.

Five, the prison administration doesn't allow books, writing paper, newspaper, magazines, television, radio or even a backgammon game,

Six, no more than one visit a month is allowed and only for half an hour each time even though parents endure difficult trips taking up to ten hours, Prisoners waiting for trial are not granted visits at all even though they may be spending six months or a year in "dead-time".

These are the most important points but there is much mores beatings, interrogations, humiliation, and more still. I myself have permanently impaired hearing and digestive problems resulting from my imprisonment.

Vot all the prisoners are members of the Palestine Liberatio Organization, in fact a majority are not. They are Kids, 15 and 16 years old who have been sentenced 2 and 3 years in jail because they

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WRITTEN BY It should be known to you that a rev- ABIE WEISFELD

olution is happening, it is fought in places such as in Central America as you know, against the State terrorist "death squads" of the Salvadorian military. However what you are not told is that a revolution of varios people, internationally is being fought in many different countries, all o? which have a common motivation; the re- fusal to continue living our lives to satisfy the needs and orders of the Authorities, whether that be in the form of: -- military dictatorship in Chile, -- martial-law in Poland, -- racially-conscious domination in domination in South Africa/Azania, -- governmental totalitarianism in the Phillipines or Indonesia, -- mass expulsions and land seizures of the Pal- estinians by the Zionist movement in the State of Israel, -- the male gen- der"s assumption of superiority over wimmin, -- white-skinned peoples" arrogance towards all non-whites, -- the Christian crusade to control world reasources and people within the sphere of influence comprising the U.S. empire together with its NATO/NORAD collaborators, -- the family's imprisonment of children, teenagers, wives and daughters, and even the mutual repression and guilt exercised by men and wimmin alike called jeal- osy, -- the "educators" perpetuation of ideological dogma with the inten- tion of molding minds in the vain impulse to duplicate their own collection of dead clic- general the hier- superiority in ich seeks to make will of others from our labour, ity, doing so th- the mistaken the- intelligence whi- logical conclu-

All th- fe are justified rds such as law, realism, and hum- ect "the way it is the way it should be. Mut- universal rights possible even "respectable" au- gned and subsc- Nations Universal Human Rights.

Please thority's first is to survive, ed with an effec- authorities will capture your sup- wer. With that can intimidate people, who are

hes, -- and, in archical notion of all its forms wh- us slaves to the who hope to profit love and creativ- rough a belief in ory of inherited ch has found its sion in Nazism.

ese horrors of li- by the use of wo- morality, order, an nature; in eff- is", as if that will always be and ual respect of is not considered through all the thorities have si- ribe to the United Declaration of

consider that Au- and foremost aim and when confront- tive challange the lie, in order to port for their po- power, authority and coerce other dependent upon th-

eir bosses and parents, into perpetuating their lies in an exercise called credibility. That is the reason why you are being told that the Vancouver Five are terrorists and criminals, that is why L'Action Direct in Paris was accused of killing people at Goldenberg's restaurant during the invasion of Lebanon, and that is why you have been led to believe that the bombing at the Litton war factory in Toronto was meant to injure people when in fact, the police's radio communication transmitter likely itself set off the explosives earlier than had been warned, while people were still around it, including the cops. And yet the Vancouver Five are charged with "causing an explosion likely to cause injury to life".

Although the young wymin Julie Belmas, charged with the Litton bombing, had made a conciliatory gesture to the court and entered a plea of guilty so as to recieve a quick and fair-minded solution to her confi- nment, “Justice” Samual Toy sentenced her to ten years imprisonment plus an additional ten year sentence merely for a charge of conspiracy. The Judge's real reason for the sentence as Toy stated was to deter others from acts of “anarchy and terrorism", and so the authorities intend to

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hold Julie, and the other four, hostage for up to twenty years, to intimidate others into passive acceptance of the infrastructure being assembled for a war with the Warsaw Pact countries/U.S.S.R.. More in- mediately U.S. strategy hopes to overwhelm any Central American oppos- ition into acceptance of the planned invasion of El-Salvador. They intend to kill that revolution before it gives birth. Even if you don't think that these wars may be possible, we intend to be sure it doesn't happen since it is our world and our lives that are in danger.

We cannot, and so will not accept the state of politics we all face and we do not accept the Vancouver 5's sentencing as just, as well. These sentences are neither justice, nor are they effective det- erents, they are merely revenge, a retaliatory act, and therefore a provocation. The life sentence for Ann Hansen, the 22 years for Brent Taylor (still subject to the Litton charge), the 20-year sentence for Julie Belmas, and the six years plus one day for Doug Stewart is terrorism. Imprisonment is death. Twenty years of prison is twenty years

of death (or however long"the authorities take to grant parole if they do), twenty years is a quarter of a life-time, and there is only one life.

As Canadian citizens we have formed a tribunal of justice based on Common Law, the law of the people and not of the State, natu- ral law. The state is the arm of the crown, a monarchy which survi- ved the great English Revolution of 1650 - 1680 (C.E.). This state, based on the Monarchist principle, is now sufficiently trained that it can operate on its own but it still exists to protect the upper class allies of the powers that be and in Canada today the ruling class of people are the American business-

men and their Canadian collaborators on the boards of Korporate Kana- dah. We judge the U.S. subsidiary Litton Systems Ltd. to be guilty of treason to the people of Canada under section 79 and 52 of the criminal Code for activity undermining our security and survival by manufacturing the guidance and triggering component of an explosive devise intended to carry out mass murder, so perpetuating and escalating the international arms race between the two super powers situated on either side of our land. Furthermore we judge the actions of the government the RCMP/CSIS, the local police forces and the judicial system to be operating in the interests of the U.S.A. and not the people of this country. When various judges refused to accept the laying of a charge against Litton the judicial system proved that it considered Litton innocent and consequently its' protestors guilty, automatically.

The act of sabotage intended to stop the production of this weapon of State-terror, without causing injury to life, is in our op- inion and that of a great number of citizens a noble act which was carried out on our behalf, therefore we judge those charged with this action to be innocent of wrong- doing and deserving amnesty. The attacks made against str- uctures which contribute to- Protect the wards the destrution of our world, our country and our lives, each have their ratio- Earth nale which explain why the 5 would have carried out their actions. The frustration, anger and sense of immediacy which inspire the will to actually stop that which we oppose is a desirable personal quality giving life to one’s consciousness rather than being content to merely artic- ulate a superior set of eth- ies in some sort of religious

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[REALITY NOW PAGE 12] like campaign. Whether that will is shared with the Van 5 or not is a consequence of one's personal life course which is rarely subject to one's preferences, however that does not divide us from those on the other side of the wall. We are one and we struggle for the same reason and purpose. It is necessary to deny the use of society's reasources for purposes of destroying other peoples’ societies. When considering the relitive social value of property and its' pos- Sible destructive effects then property is less significant then the destruction it may cause. The purpose of action then is to stop _ that which would cause the destruction of life without injuring life doing so. Sufficient precautions were provided by the Direct Action bombing of the Litton facilities to save all the people concerned from harm to indicate that people were not the target of the explosives. The police charged the Van 5 in such a way so as to lead us to believe that they were solely responsible for the 7-10 injuries to personnel and police, but citizens who consider the police, political authorities, or Litton to be responsible are not permitted to lay a charge against them just as when the citizéns" charge of Litton for treason and criminal activity was turned down by various Toronto judges. The judicial system pretends to value life more than property even though the prisons are overcrowded by people charged with anti- property "crimes". Accord- ingly we demand that the re- maining charge against Brent J. WULU Taylor be heard and treated fie

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fairly, that the defendent not be regarded and treated as guilty before even being tried, and that these political prisoners be granted amnesty, or free passage to a land of freedom. No cre- dability should be granted

the "serve and protect" mot- to of police who neglected to evacuate those injured from the blast area in spite of the warnings given which assumed, wrongly, that security and police would be- have seriously.

The reaction of Canadians in general to the Litton bombing (seems) not unfavourable judgeing from the 18,000 people who gath- ered in Ottawa October 30th of 1983 soon after the attack, or the 73 arrested for the largest civil disobedi- ence action to date which blockaded Litton that November llth, 1983, or the 52% majority of the population polled who even oppose the testing of the Cruise missile over Canada, or the 8.5% of youth who consider themselves in favour of revolutionary change, or even the popular Wintario lottery adver- tisements featuring a subliminal bundle of dynamite competatively called "more blast for a buck", and the 85% of Canadians favoring a nuclear freeze. The anti-war movement has more support than the government on the anti-cruise question and now we see even Liberals and Tories promoting their peace image and hinting that they are opposed to the cruise testing on a personal basis.

Meanwhile the principaled partisans of the Left, the Marx- ists, the Trotskyists, the neo-Stalinists and whats left of the Mao- ists have done nothing to aid this struggle, as befits their position.

It may be recalled that during the preparations for the second European war both Neville Chamberlain and Joseph Stalin made non- ageression pacts with Hitler thus allowing the Nazis to attack whom it pleased them, and consequently the Soviet revotution was again invaded, as it was in 1918 by the Allied armies which included

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Canada's. In its' preparations for war, the most extensive and powerful empire in the history of humankind, the United States of America, is Seeking to estabish a nuclear force so superior to that of the USSR's that the U.S. can immobilize it into varalysis while it continues to plunder the wealth of the "Third World" countries, suppressing the rev- olts and revolutions of the people there. The purpose of overwhelming superiority in nuclear armaments even extends to the point of utilizing tactical nuclear weapons in a first strike situation where U.S. strate- gists would believe the U.S.S.R. would not retaliate for fear of an overwhelming U.S. strike-back. The U.S.S.R. and its "sphere of influence", as the strongest and most corrupt of revolutionary forces in the world, is the ultimate target of the U.S. against which even the nuclear first strike potential is reserved and planned for in NATO's "AIR- LAND BATTLE 2099" blitzkrieg strategy. The U.S.S.R.'s responce to the continuing escalation of the U.S.; which first developed the nuclear bomb and used it twice, and first developed the multiple warhead -- has been to merely develop the nuclear threat's mirror image, in the Soviet Union, to present the terror of a counter-threat. This is what is calm- ly referred to as Mutually Assured Destruction (MAD) and is a strategy that is given the credit of preventing the larger war while allowing more than 100 smaller wars to occur since 1945 and permitting the current 45 or so wars that are consuming lives at the present time. The arms race itself is a display of the obsolete nature of both the Capit- alist and the Communist systems/ideologies, both of which are bringing the humin species itself towards extinction like the 10 099 plant and animal species which have become extinct this century. If we were to remain spectators to this conversion of our world into a humin slaught- erhouse, then we will be slaughtered. And supporting one set of missi- les against the other as the lesser evil in some religious or idealo- gical ecstasy would make us fools. It is futile to oppose State-terrorism by presenting it with an image of itself and engaging in a macabre game of contending chess colours.

No system can continue to exist without the collaboration and support of the people who enable it to function, and no system can continue to function when confronted with the resistance of its own people.

In Nazi Germany during 1942/43 the White Rose Society was one group which subverted the Nazi regime in order to end the war, and now the resistance has been reactivated as the Direct Action movement in order to stop the coming war because there is no other recourse, we either help to stop the war preparations or we will not have the choice of opposing war. Passivity and non-participation amount to acquiescence and a vote in favour of the prevailing norms of war, which are labeled nor- mal. However we consider that self-defence is no offence to the people it is merely insolence towards State-authority.

It was the United States which accepted Hitler's and Mussil- ini's military aid to General Franco's fascist coup which murdered the loyalist popular forces of the Spanish people; it was the U.S. which remianed passive while the Nazis invaded the U.S.S.R. as a second coun-

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subsidiaries (Fo- rd) in Germany aided that war against Nazism only when the So- viet people had destroyed the Na- zi army and star- ted to advance on Nazi-occupied Eu- rope; it was the allies that did nothing to save the Jewish and other refugees, or the slave-labour/extermination camp inmates; and it was the U.S. which killed two civilian cities with nuclear bo- mbs in order to

proclaim its "superiority" to the world and the U.S.S.R. in varticular so ignighting the nuclear and military arms race, at a cost of $75 million each hour during which 1700 children die of malnutrition.

The world's people are different now. ‘nen the U.S. inter-

vened nilitarily to stop the overthrow of the colonial administration

in south Vietnam in the 60's, the combined forces of the National Lib-

eration Front (NLF), north Vietnam and the international anti-war mo-

vement was capable of forcing a U.S. retreat from South-East Asia and

a peaceful conclusion to that nation's 40-year long war for national

independance. We are now approaching the point where the anti-war mo-

vement internationally is forcing the U.S. to back down from further

pre-nuclear war escalation: in the Netherlands‘, which has refused to

accept the cruise missle so far; New Zealand, which has declared itself

a nuclear free zone; and as an example, in Canada where we have caused

the cancellation of the manufacture of the perfected "stealth" model

of the cruise, and the minimization of the Cruise tests. Together

with the poliferation of Nuclear Free Zones, and Peace camps, the anti-

war movement has demonstarted that we have more general support than

does the governments of Canada, the U.S., England, Palestine, west

Germany, etc.

We are now in a situation of a social and political revolu-

tion developing parallel to the various reactionary State powers.

This dual-reality polarized-situation will continue until power itself

is destroyed, for all power is corruption. We are living in a state

of anarchy now where nt power has control over the coming course of

events. War and revol tion are contesting the future together with

recession, depression nd famine. Life is unpredictable. if we are

careful and serious th:n all power will be destroyed and we live in a

state of mutual and universal self-determination which is anarchism,

the solution to anarchy. We.are now the people, we are not alone.

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In a decision that outraged the Toronto anarchist community, Ken Deyarmond was sentenced to six months in jail for assaulting two cops during a demonstration in September '83 against British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher. Deyarmond was grabbed by pig Dusko Markovic of 52 Division during the demonstration for allegedly lunging" at Thatcher. Deyarmond was charged with "threatened assault against an Internationally Protected Person." During the resulting fracas as Ken tried to squirm free he was manhandled by three pigs. The end result was that Ken was charged with three counts of assaulting police.

During the trial which began November 14th, the stupidity of the charges were obvious. Markovic, a former Toronto Sunshine Boy, stands 6'4 and weighs over 280 pounds and is in very good shape. Ken is 5'2 and weighs in at 130lbs. Not a very even matchup. Markovic claimed that Ken, from a position two feet in front of him, attempted to leap over his shoulder to get at Thatcher three feet behind, Quite a feat under the best of circum- stances, Markovic claimed that he grabbed Ken out of the air with Deyar- mond's hands in a choking position only two feet from Thatcher whose security people had apparently disappeared momentarily. And so Markovic saved Thatcher, decency, democracy and virtually everything else that is "good" from anarchy and disorder.

Ken was in fact pushed with at least one witness willing to testify on the stand that she saw a man in a blue suit delibertly push him. The defense lawyer choose not to pursue that angle, rather simply implying that Ken had been pushed forward by the general commotion of the demo into the gentle and waiting hands of Markovic.

Dianne Martin as the defense lawyer was excellent in reading the jury and speaking to their prejudices against demonstraters and their bias towards the police. She simply stated that Markovic might have been exaggerating his role in the whole affair and that there was no evidence at all that Ken had delibertly gone for Thatcher. There was plenty of contradictory evidence given by the cops as to where this disturbance had taken place and what had actually happened. The Crown came up with a rather cleaver justification for these discrepancies by saying that it proved that the cops had not collaborated on their stories. The jury obviously felt that Ken should get the benefit of the doubt on the Thatcher charge.

The problem is that obviously the jury had to compromise and find him guilty on the assaulting police in order to do their duty in their own minds. But since the assaulting police charges came after the incident for which Ken was acquitted, there would have been no such charges if he had not been falsely arrested in the first place. An appeal on these grounds is being put in and hopefully Ken will be released on bail. Money will be needed to help pay the costs of his appeal which Legal Aid will not cover. Donations can be sent to the Deyarmond Defense Fund, POB 5052, Stn A, Toronto, Ont.

Not all the news from Toronto is bad though. Charges of procuring an abortion were dropped against Colleen Crosbie on November 14th during a separate court appearance. These charges were laid after the raid on a house at 67 Cambridge in Toronto as part of the harassment directed against the supporters of the Vancouver Five. Crosbie, a nurse and a midwife, was offered a deal whereby her charges would be dropped in exchange for information on the Litton bombing and the political activities of others living in the house. For nearly a year and a half Crosbie has been victimized by these charges. Legal fees have amounted to several thousand dollars. The police gave as a reason for the dropping of the charges that one of the cops in charge of the case had retired. A rather flimsy excuse. We tend to believe that they preferred to drop the charges rather than reveal the information which the cops had to present to the Judge in order to get an authorizing search warrant. This "information" is normally a public document but it was being denied to the defense in this case. The defense has applied for the information anyway and it will be interesting to see what will come of the application.

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One day the papers say, in 1968 Someone spoke to her in her tongue turned out she was Ukranian The state had na- de a grave mis- take For the wa- Ste of life, her

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CANDIES

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more fear and more oonrsssion than a man “would feel in the sam? situation. The fear of being raped, beaten uv, and humil- iated seems to be some sort of torture. ànd then if it does happen it is both »hysically and ina lot of cases more men- tally torture, ana it's something that will never leave the victem. I fon't feal that death is a good eeterent to a rapist, but something equally or worse woule serve its vrovose much better. Once a man sottan away with fand in a lot of they do or don't get suitable »unishment) then whats soins to ston the assailant from doing it again.

Long before tha era of the suffragists wimmin in Quebec, Nova Scotia and Maw Bruns-

Uberation movement demoastrate outude the

wick were able to vote and hold office, but only because in the late 1799's it hadn't occured to anyone to make laws to take away their rights only a few wimmin in Quebec had voted.

In 1828, in Que- bec city a widows' right to vote was chal- lenged. A petition smyvathetic to her was sent to the legis- lature. It stated: "Petitioners have not learned that there əx- ist any imperfections in the minds of women which place them lower than men in intellec- tual power or which would make it more cangerous to entrust them with the exercise of the numerous other rights which law has already given them... That in resvect of Droverty, taxation and ^uties to the state, the widow, duly qual- ified by our election

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raised their own flag or sang their national anthem, or spary-pain- ted walls with messa- ges. On the other hand a zionist settler terrorist who partic- ipated in the killing of three students at Hebron University and who was also held responsible for the car- bombing of Nablus ma- yor Bassam Shaaka was sentenced to 18 months in a palace-like jail with TV, VCR, radio transmitter-receiver and a two-day pass to celebrate his birth- day. Where Israeli is democracy and justice in the "benevol- ent" occupation of the West Bank-Gaza.

For those who wonder why I was in jail I'11 tell you why. I was imprison- ed not because of participating in the P.L.O. functions, or

carrying out a military operation but just because I was protesting Jewish Defence League (JDL) and Gush-Emunim gangs taking over my father's land to settle American and Soviet zionists. I was in jail for four months, during which time I was in an under- ground cell for 24 days, beaten and humilia- ted, left without food for three days at a time losing 70 pounds of weight. In contrast Myer Kahane, an American zionist settler who wants to expell me and my people, attempting to justify the killings and massacres of my people, gets elected to the Israeli parliament winning immunity from prosecution.

I wish my people will achieve peace and justice, to regain our dignity and freedom, and to rebuild our society in our own independent country. In particular I greet my brothers who are on a hunger strike now in the Al-Jnaid prison and wish them success in their protest.

Ahmad Samih Abou-Ali

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ACTIVISTS FACE JAIL FOR POLITICAL BELIEFS

In the past week, four people have been served with subpoenas

to testify before political grand juries in Washington, D.C.

and Boston, Massachusettes. All four, who have histories of

anti-war, anti-nazi and anti-klan activities, are refusing to

cooperate with the grand juries and face probable internment.

Cameron Bishop of Dixmont, Maine has been subpoenaed to the

Boston grand jury. This jury appears to be another phase of

the FBI's Operation Western Sweep, a northeast "anti-terrorist"

campaign designed to capture political fugitives and to in-

timidate their families and supporters.

Steven Burke, Christine Rico and Sandra Roland were members of

the John Brown Anti-Klan Committee in Washington, which works

in support of Black human rights struggles and organizes against

the klan and nazis. Steven, Christine and Sandra have been

subpoenaed to the Washington grand jury which claims to be

investigating recent bombings in the Washington area. The

John Brown Anti-Klan Committee has been targeted because of

its work in support of the struggles in Central America which

inciudes distributing public communiques about these bombings.

Both of these grand juries occur in an election year in which

the Reagan Administration has implemented actions and tactics

reminicient of McCarthyism. Part of the current program of U.S.

military escalation in Central America includes repression of

political dissent at home. This is the framework for the "anti-

terrorist" campaigns and for the grand juries which have

subpoenaed these public activists.

Each of the activists has stated that they will not participate

in a witch hunt and will refuse to collaborate with these grand

juries. By taking this stand, they face contempt charges

punishable by imprisonment. In the past three years more than

25 people have been inprisoned for taking this same stand before

political grand juries.

Cameron Bishop, Steven Burke, Christine Rico and Sandra Roland

have histories of opposing the use of grand juries and now .

themselves face probable internment for their political beliefs.

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