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Titolo: Ma un'altra grande forza spiegava allora le sue ali...

Parole che dicevano, gli uomini son tutti uguali
E contro i re e i tiranni, scoppiava nella via
la bomba proletaria, che illuminava l'aria
la fiaccola dell'anarchia
la fiaccola dell'anarchia
la fiaccola dell'anarchia
http://commentisfree.guardian.co.uk/neve_gordon/2007/07/anarchists_under_fire.html
Anarchists under fire
A battle is being waged in the Israeli courts against anarchists who
help Palestinian villagers.
Over the past five years the Israeli peace camp has dwindled. Last
month marked the occupation's 40th anniversary, and no more than 4,000
people gathered in Tel Aviv to protest against Israel's longstanding
military rule. Of the demonstrators who did show up, only a few
hundred are what one could call ardent activists - people who have
dedicated their life to peace and justice
Among the most committed of these are Israel's anarchists. Yet, over
the past two years they have been under attack, and it is becoming
more and more difficult for them to continue their struggle.
Established in 2003, the anarchists are made up of young Israelis,
mostly in their twenties, who work closely with the Palestinian
popular village committees in order to resist Israel's occupation.
They have no official leaders, no office, and no paid staff, and yet
they have managed to accomplish more than many well-oiled NGOs and
social movements. They are perhaps best known for their efforts in the
small village of Bil'in, where for more than two years weekly
demonstrations have been staged against the wall that Israel is
building on Palestinian land.
The anarchists are active in numerous other villages and towns as
well. Day in and day out, they travel in small groups through the West
Bank, supporting non-violent direct action that helps Palestinian
farmers gain access to their fields and crops, while opposing the
construction of the separation barrier and the confiscation of
occupied land.
One of the most remarkable qualities of these young Israelis is their
subversive use of their own privilege, employing it not for self-
interested social, economic or political gain - as most people do -
but rather in order to stand up to power. The anarchists, in other
words, exploit the privilege that comes with their Jewish identity and
use it as a strategic asset against the brutal policies of the Jewish
state.
As Jewish activists they are well aware that the Israeli military
behaves very differently when Israeli Jews are present during a
protest in the West Bank and that the level of violence, while still
severe, is much less intense. Indeed, according to Israeli soldiers
the military has more stringent open fire regulations for
demonstrations in which non-Palestinians participate. So when a
village's public committee decides to carry out non-violent protests
against the occupying power, the anarchists mingle with the
demonstrating villagers, thus becoming a human shield for all of those
Palestinians who have chosen to follow the path of Mahatma Gandhi and
Martin Luther King.
Even though the anarchists are frequently beaten and arrested, they do
not desist. To date, about 10 Palestinians have been killed in
demonstrations against the separation barrier and thousands have been
wounded, a number that would no doubt have been much greater had it
not been for the fearless dedication of the anarchists.
These unsung heroes are currently regarded in Israel as a fifth
column. And when the Israeli police began to realise that beating and
detaining them would not stop their stubborn resistance, a different
strategy was adopted. Scores of legal indictments were issued by the
state prosecutor.
The anarchists took this as a new challenge. They have launched a
legal campaign, whose aim is to defend the basic civil right of all
Israelis to resist their government's rights-abusive policies. Leading
this battle is Gabi Lasky, an energetic lawyer, who spends many of her
weekends releasing anarchists from detention and her weekdays
representing them in court.
Unlike the struggle inside the Occupied Territories, the legal battle
to protect civil liberties requires financial resources, which the
anarchists do not have. The state knows this is the anarchists'
Achilles heel and has been trying to undermine their peace-building
activities by making them pay hefty legal fees. Although Lasky is
working for little more than minimum wage, the anarchists' struggle
cannot be sustained without help from concerned individuals around the
world.

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Solidarietà ai miei compagni anarchici che, come un po' ovunque,
prendono sempre bastonate.
Ma chiediti sul serio che fine farebbero gli anarchici in una bella
Palestina governata dai tuoi amici di Hamas.

 la fiaccola dell'anarchia
ah! uno dei soggetti musicali più sopravvalutati di tutti i tempi.. 

 ah! uno dei soggetti musicali più sopravvalutati di tutti i tempi..
La canzone o l'autore? No perché io Autogrill e la Canzone della bambina 
portoghese le renderei obbligatorie in ogni scuola di ordine e grado. 

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Non è De Andrè ma è un gran bel cantautore.