CrimethInc. Ex-Workers

Today, we honor the memory of Mohamed Bouazizi, who set himself on fire on December 17, 2010 in response to police violence, catalyzing a chain reaction of revolt that led to the Tunisian and Egyptian revolutions.

By drawing back the curtain from injustice so people could come together to fight it, he gave us a precious gift, but a costlier gift than we have any right to receive. His death hangs in eternity as an irreparable tragedy.

https://crimethinc.com/sd

May despair become a transformative force, bringing people together where there was isolation, creating life where there was suffering.

Self-Destruction

It is December 17, 2011. One year ago today, Mohamed Bouazizi set himself on fire in response to his mistreatment by the Tunisian police, setting off a chain reaction worldwide. Let no one forget t...

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Consider It a Wynn
(For Wynn Alan Bruce)
…

If you had voice to protest, but were drowned out by the din
and you should choose to rise above as embers on the wind
go smear the court with soot and carry ash on swirling limb
go fill the lungs of bastards that they know the smell of HIM
Burn bright, and be the beacon that will light us home again
Should you so choose to be the torch, consider that a Wynn.

https://jessejett.bandcamp.com/track/consider-it-a-wynn

Consider It A Wynn, by Jesse Jett

from the album ‘The Co-Opt’

Jesse Jett