On Halloween night, filled with a festive spirit, we put on our best costumes and went door to door for US flags, candy, doorbell cameras and other security cameras.
We were sad to find more cameras than candy, but we made sure to leave several Portland neighborhoods with much less of both.
A thin prybar makes the most effective tool for removing the doorbell cameras. Most are not hardwired, but some have wires that must be ripped out or cut.
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Last night, after the trick-or-treaters went home, I played some tricks of my own on some snitch ass homeowners. My treats? Six doorbell surveillance cameras!
I propose a friendly challenge to all individuals and crews to outdo me, and then to outdo whoever outdid me 🙂
Let’s see who can collect and destroy the most of these cameras.
Death to surveillance!
-a mischievious creature of the night
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Overnight, a group of anarchists attacked the World Forestry Center museum and its conference building next door, destroying doors, windows, and the museum’s glass facade before dissapearing into the darkness. The Center is set to host the “Who Will Own the Forest?” conference September 26th-28th. The conference brings together “landowners, asset managers, investors, forest industry executives” and other vampires to plan and adapt their plundering of the forests for capitalist growth.
To truly defend the forests requires the destruction of capitalism altogether. Knowing there can be no dialogue with what must be destroyed, we turn to the attack. Continue reading “No one owns the forest!”
In the early hours of Monday morning, anarchists attacked two buildings at the World Forestry Center in Portland OR, breaking dozens of windows and several doors before escaping into the night. This attack was carried out just before the World Forestry Center’s annual conference was due to begin. Starting on Tuesday evening, timber CEOs, green capitalists, major investors, landowners, and other forest killers will kick off a three day conference called “who will own the forest.”
We hope this action reminds anarchists that we can attack without a call to action, we are not limited to symbolic forms of attack, and it is easy and fun to strike.
Get together and destroy.
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Last week, to commemorate the International Week of Solidarity with Anarchist Prisoners, under the cover of darkness a small incendiary device was placed on the wheel arc of a Vertiv truck located on the edge of a sleepy office park in Milwaukie OR. The delay was lit before we disappeared back into the forest Continue reading “Incendiary device placed in Milwaukee for International Week of Solidarity with Anarchist Prisoners”
Last night the anarchists made brief appearances at two local butcher shops (Pasture PDX at 1413 NE Alberta st. and Piccones corner at 3434 NE Sandy Blvd). Many windows were broken.
Fuck animal murderers and the civilization that enables them.
MAKE VEGANISM A THREAT AGAIN
8/1/23
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Rad Pride was a boring rainbow-market of capitalist small businesses and makers/sellers, where people walked/sat around in a park to the droning sound of “Pride is not about rainbow capitalism! Can the vendors in the back hear me?!” “Organizing! Building power! Building Momentum! X Politician is bad!” I spent most of the time eating food and laying around, and when I was bored with that, I decided to take flyers from the communists and throw them into their own burning grill. They were so very sad ;( and angry and unable to do anything, because there’s not very many of them and they’re cowards. I only stopped because they ran out of flyers and after they moved locations they didn’t seem to have food left or be watching their table anyway. I will continue to be hostile to communists, leftists, centrists, and honestly, whoever I please! I need more than three arrows!
Come to the water tower park at the intersection of N Willamette & N Oswego on Saturday morning to find directions to the fairgrounds nearby…
There will be wooded space available close to the fair to camp overnight. Its expected to be very warm.
If you have a discussion, workshop, skillshare, talk, etc. that you’d like to add to the schedule for the day, we’ll do that in the morning. We’re excited to see what everyone brings!
If you need more time to set up early, please send an email to portlandbookfair@riseup.net
See you soon!
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