As many of you know i'm working on a lot of things related to Freenet, and just a few hours ago an article appeared in the Guardian discussing Freenet, and here's Ian Clarke's response to it.

I can't help to feel that this is being done to structure the social debate in the format which will bring the push for stronger censorship in our culture.

Radical movement looks at many forms of discriminations, but for some reason it does not analyse ageism and the enforced time identity. This episode attempts to rectify the situation.

Безделие часто кажется нашему обществу как что-то негативное. В этом подкасте я пытаюсь рассмотреть обратную сторону безделия, как нечто положительное и желаемое.

We all have heard assertion by the fundamentalist wing of radical feminist movement that somehow expressing sexuality is sexist. This is my rant in the nude about how stupid that is, with the mention of the FFF at A-Kongress incident.

The relation between Anarchism and Feminism is usually overlooked in today's political discussion, people either believe that there is no relation or believe that one is subservient to another. This is an attempt to through some ideas around people's heads to maybe start some discussion.

Check out some feminist groups:
• Feminists Against Censorship
• Feminists for Free Expression

The Pirate Bay has sold out even though they are claiming that it is done in order to remove the ugly look of the site; however, The Real Pirate Bay exists!

Please use anonymous networks, support the Freedom!

This is a South Place Ethical Society book club meeting at Conway Hall.

Jointly organised by The Socialist History Society, The Thomas Paine Society, The South Place Ethical Society, and the Freethought History Research Group.

Presented by:

Gregory Claeys is Professor of the History of Political Thought at Royal Holloway University of London specialising in 19th century radicalism, socialism and Utopianism, author of Thomas Paine: Social and Political Thought (1989) and the forthcoming Imperial Sceptics: British Critics of Empire 1850-1920.

John Keane is Professor of Politics at the University of Westminster and author of a political biography of Tom Paine, Violence and Democracy and The Life and Death of Democracy. In 1989 he founded the Centre for the Study of Democracy, now established as a major research centre for the study of international relations, political theory and cultural studies.

A talk by Terry Liddle given at the Houseman's Bookshop, followed by the two questions of of the question time which were asked before the tape ran out. Sorry for the poor audio quality.

A month, four weeks, now two, and soon i will be there.
I'll be with loved one for whom i so much care.
She knows that i am waiting, and she is waiting too.
The wait is something that the distance has required us to do.
Then there are the borders, there are studies, there are other plans.
The fucking money is there, of course, placing shackles on our hands.
The love, that sets me free, has showed me that i'm a slave.
I need the liberation now, i will not wait untill i reach the grave.
I crave for freedom, i rejoice with love, i need free love.
The feelings shown in soaps, the bosses up their ass can shove.

In world that is so cruel
      the love must be the only rule!

2008Dec07