- https://www.kobo.com/fr/en/ebook/true-south-3
- https://www.kobo.com/fr/en/ebook/first-chronicle-of-chora
Also on Amazon... for a while.
"To those who wave the Shah’s flag abroad, we say frankly: We did not survive forty-seven years of one dictatorship to hand over our country to the son of another dictatorship.
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What we want is simple. A society built from below. Without masters, without mullahs, without kings.
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We stand with the people of Iran, not with the governments of the United States and Israel, not with the Islamic Republic, not with the Crown."
@AnarchistFederation https://kolektiva.social/@AnarchistFederation/116342430768612794
Interview of Anarchist Front (Iran): Against all governments, against their war! https://www.anarchistfederation.net/interview-of-anarchist-front-iran-against-all-governments-against-their-war
If you are a citizen from any EU country, please sign this official petition, and share:
"Demand the full suspension of the EU-Israel Association Agreement in view of Israel’s violations of human rights"
An old Soviet era bone record from Russia, circa 1960.
"Cut onto old X-ray films, they were the only way to distribute banned pop music to the downtrodden masses. It was extremely dangerous and just shows what they’d risk for the music."
🎶 Three Steps to heaven and Summertime blues by Eddie Cochran 🎵
Info/credit from here:
https://bsky.app/profile/kevmoore.bsky.social/post/3mi44hgw44c2u

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