Broadcast: 15 July, 2021
Hosts: Stef X Jwala
In soliarity with Belarussian anarchists and activists, Stef presented a 30 minute follow-up to her 2020 special focusing on the street- based protest movement and uprisings in Belarus.
Track list:
1- Lyapis Truebetskoy – Freedom Belarus
2- Contra la contra – Милиция (authorites)
3- Deviation- fuck_it_all!
4- Bagna – Enemies without faces and names
5- PolitZek – A.C.A.B
6- Missis Garrison – Musora yebut drug druga v zhopu (scum fuck each other in the arse)
7- I Know – Posledniy den’ diktatora (last day of the dictator)
For more information about incaercerated Belarussian anarchists, antifascists, and activists, check:
https://abc-belarus.org/?lang=en
https://freedomnews.org.uk/2021/06/20/poland-authorities-use-neo-nazi-th…
https://crimethinc.com/2021/06/30/belarus-when-we-rise-a-critical-analys…
Inspired by the recently released Amerikkkan Justice Department’s National Strategy for Countering Domestic Terrorism (which specifically mentions ‘anarchists’ and ‘anti-capitalists’, espousing ‘anti-government’ ideas or belief, in addition to ‘animal rights’ and ‘environmental’ activists), Jwala presented the first part of a multi-series discussion about State repression, covert policing practices, and State surveillance.
Part 1 of the discussion cited historical examples of State repression and surveillance in Amerikkka and so-called Australia against political movements, by intelligence services. This included a brief overview of tactics utilised by both ASIO and the FBI’s Cointelpro in surveilling, repressing, and sabotaging political movements.
Part 2 of this discussion will be broadcast on 29 July, 2021, and will critique the National Strategy for Countering Domestic Terrorism, explore how covert policing in so-called Australia impacts on activist networks, reinforces systemic racism, further criminalises marginalised communities, and contributes to the deeply carceral (and historic) foundations of so-called Australian society. Similarly, the discussion will explore advances in technology that allow the state to surveil us with ease.
Track list:
1-KSR One- Sound of da Police
2- Hip Hop for Respect – Protective Custody
3- Ryan Harvey- Cointelpro
4- Chairman Fred Hampton Jr. – Cointelpro/ Dec 4
Listen to this episode of Music for the Global Intifada: https://www.3cr.org.au/globalintifada/episode-202107151700/global-intifada-update-political-situation-anarchists-and