In unserer Podcast Folge 146 haben wir über das Elend der linken Gruppe gesprochen - Marian hat im Livestream die Folge mit euch noch einmal vertieft. Alternativen zum Plenum, Definitionsmacht und das Auftreten in bürgerlichen Medien - vieles kam auf den Tisch.
Jetzt auf YouTube! (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U2WlgHALB5A)
(1/3) Nachdem Thorsten #Heise und sein Sohn Thoralf Heise am Nachmittag des 25.03.2026 drei #Journalisten von @spiegel.de TV mit Schlägen und #Pfeferspray angegriffen haben durchsuchte am Abend die Bereitschafts #Polizei das Haupthaus von #Neonazi Heise.
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Rechtsextreme Aufmärsche in Erfurt KW13.
Neben dem leider üblichen Hintergrundrauschen -wöchentlich jeweils am Montag und Donnerstag- stattfindender extrem rechter Demonstrationen in Erfurt gibt es diese Woche gleich zwei weitere aufeinanderfolgende.
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Der Erfurter Ableger "Freies Erfurt" des extrem rechten Protestfranchise "Freies Thüringen" wird wieder unterstützt durch den NoAfD KV-Erfurt für ein ethnisch homogenes deutsches Volk nach völkisch-rassistischer Ideologie demonstrieren.
Seit einem zahlenmäßig größeren antifaschistischen Gegenprotest am 13.02.26 konnte die Tatgemeinschaft ihre Vertreibungsfantasien nur noch unter dem Promenadendeck zur Schau stellen und verzichtete auf öffentliche Mobilisieren.
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"Art und Weise, wie wir unser Leben produzieren, ist unvernünftig, gefährlich und grausam. Es ist an der Zeit, über eine Revolution nachzudenken, die die Gesellschaft grundlegend verändert. Wir haben Genoss*innen in Spanien, Italien und Portugal zu ihren Erfahrungen in den revolutionären Momenten der 70er Jahren befragt. Wir haben mit Leuten gesprochen, die sich derzeit an Debatten über eine neue Produktionsweise beteiligen. Wir haben mit Dutzenden von Arbeiter*innen in systemrelevanten Branchen geredet, um ihre Gedanken über eine fundamentale gesellschaftliche Transformation zu erfahren. Ausgehend von diesem roten Faden der Geschichte, der theoretischen Vorwegnahme und der Alltagserfahrung stellen wir die Frage neu: was tun?..." Trailer bei Labournet TV zur Crowdfunding-Kampagne auf Startnext
Beugehaft in Antifa-Ost Prozess in Dresden
Das Oberlandesgericht hat einen 40-järigen Antifaschisten mit 6 Monaten Beugehaft belegt und in Handschellen abführen lassen, da er sich weigerte gegen seine angeklagten Genoss:innen auszusagen.
Damit kommt wieder das schon in RAF- und anderen politischen Prozessen genutzte Werkzeug der Erzwingungshaft zum Einsatz. Wobei das OLG Dresden in der komfortablen Rolle ist, über einen Denunzianten und Kronzeugen zu verfügen, Herrn D., für den schon jetzt an die 10 komplette Verhandlungstage reserviert sind, da er singen wird wie ein Kanarienvogel!
#antifa #dresden #dresdenneustadt #antifaost #jurabubble #beugehaft #erzwingungshaft #olgdresden #sachsen #antifaistBürgerpflicht #deutschland #mittwoch #mittwochabend
Today in Labor History March 25, 1919: Cossack troops murdered 4,000 Jews in the Tetiev pogrom in Ukraine, two-thirds of the Jewish population. They tossed infants into the air and dashed their bodies on the pavement and burned the Jewish quarter to the ground. The Tetiev pogrom would become the prototype of mass murder during the Holocaust. During the Russian Civil War, from 1918 to 1921, there were 1,236 violent attacks against Jews in 524 Ukrainian towns. 30,000-60,000 died in these pogroms. The Ukrainian People's Republic army, Ukrainian warlords, the Red Army and the Polish Army all participated in anti-Jewish pogroms.
#workingclass #LaborHistory #antisemitism #pogrom #massacre #genocide #ukraine #jewish #polish #communism #russia #civilwar #warcrimes #ukraine #poland #redarmy #cossack
Es gibt neues Soli Merch von und für Medical Solidarity International e.V. 🚑
https://black-mosquito.org/kleidung/merch/medical-solidarity-international.html
In den Projektstandorten in Griechenland, Bosnien, Bulgarien und Deutschland versorgen die medizinischen Teams jährlich rund 24.000 Menschen in Not.
In Solidarity with the Prairieland Nine: BAP Statement
(We must add a disclaimer. One of the prisoners, Meagan Morris, cooperated extensively against her co-defendants and is still being supported as a political prisoner. This should be highlighted regularly.)
The Black Alliance for Peace stands in solidarity with the Prairieland Nine following their convictions in federal court in Fort Worth, Texas, and we condemn this ruling as lawfare against people’s movements. These verdicts must be understood as part of a broader escalation in the U.S. state’s war against the people and popular organization.
The prosecution of the Prairieland Nine demonstrates how the architecture of the so-called War on Terror is increasingly being turned inward. By applying terrorism frameworks to a protest connected to the Prairieland ICE detention center, the federal government is advancing a precedent meant to criminalize political dissent and suppress movements challenging the violence of the U.S. national security state.
This is the domestic byproduct of imperial decline. As the United States wages aggressive wars abroad and seeks to maintain full-spectrum dominance, repression intensifies domestically. ICE raids, expanded surveillance, political prosecutions, and the militarization of policing all function together as mechanisms to discipline the population and fracture collective resistance. Working-class tax dollars are diverted into the military-industrial complex while communities are subjected to detention, deportation, and incarceration.
The Prairieland case is an attempt to normalize the use of extreme federal charges, including “material support to terrorism,” against individuals engaged in protest activity. The objective is clear: isolate movements, intimidate communities, and establish a legal framework that can be deployed against organizers across the country.
The prosecution’s narrative rested on the weaponization of the word “Antifa,” which describes anti-fascist movements, but is now a term that has been weaponized by the far right and the national security state to manufacture a domestic enemy. By framing protest activity and even attire (such as wearing all-black clothing) through a counterterrorism lens, the state seeks to normalize extreme charges, lengthy sentences, and sweeping prosecutions that can be replicated against movements in the future, without the burden of material evidence.
Equally troubling are the irregularities surrounding the trial itself: restricted public access, heavy judicial control over jury selection, and barriers to independent observation. These conditions reinforce the reality that the outcome of this case was shaped within a broader political context designed to secure convictions and establish precedent.
But repression of this kind is not simply about punishing nine individuals. It is about sending a message to all who resist the violence of the U.S. system of detention, deportation, and border militarization. It is about intimidating movements and attempting to isolate those who challenge the legitimacy of the state’s institutions. It is about reinforcing the legal architecture that will strengthen repression and surveillance toward the aims of ‘full spectrum dominance’ on the domestic front, as well as globally.
The Black Alliance for Peace rejects this strategy of intimidation. We recognize that the expansion of repression inside the United States is inseparable from the broader crisis of the imperialist system. As the U.S. ruling class struggles to maintain global dominance, it increasingly turns to coercion at home to discipline the population and suppress opposition.
Yet history teaches us that repression also reveals weakness. When the state must rely on political prosecutions and terrorism frameworks to silence dissent, it is acknowledging the growing legitimacy of resistance, and its inability to contain it by other measures.
We extend our solidarity to the Prairieland Nine, to their families and communities, and to the networks organizing in their defense. Their case underscores the urgency of building stronger, more disciplined, and more unified movements capable of confronting the expanding national security state.
In support of the Prairieland Defendants, we share the demands put forward by Dare to Struggle:
Drop all federal and state charges against the Prairieland Defendants
Release all Prairieland Defendants from pre-trial detention
End ICE terror against the people of Texas and around the country
Donate to the collective defense and support for the Prairieland Defendants. They need more money for lawyers. GiveSendGo | Support DFW Anti-ICE Protesters
No Compromise, No Retreat!
source: Black Alliance for Peace
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