You will ask why do we sing...
We sing because shauting is not enaugh
nor is sorrow or anger.

We sing because we believe in peap[e

and we will overcome defeat.

We sing because the sun recognizes us
and because the fields smell like spring
and because in this stem, in that fiuit

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We sing because it rains on the fitrmw
and we are militants Df[ife

and because we cannot and will not

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A BALANCED APPROACH

BY LACINO HAMILTON

Yesterday it wasstrongly urged thae L use my taenes to address syseemic

T am fully aware of the dangers of an individusl and
groups doing things without consulting the common good. I am
practicesin complex web ofrelacionshipsand structures that monicor,
socialchange. However,until we ean exact total system change, e
those who suffe the most egregious forms of injustice (or simply who
we can) isinextricablytied o social change

Mose people are unaware that there are hundreds of
Bottom (Jalil Muntagim), a prolific writerof socal justice theory, has
the Black Liberation Army, the so-called military wing of the Black
Pancher Parey. Guiley of only his love for freedom and oppressed

s other industralized

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had their automobiles broken into multiple times. Nothing was tke
Howeser, photos of his visitors were placed prominendly on the

1 chink Jalifs imprisonment and fight for release require
Back in society where the social dynamics are not so predictable Jalils
alenes and sill st can be pu o broader us. The same for Reverend
Joy Powell, who was convicted in Auguse 2011 offirse degree murder
of what happened than the one she gave 19 years prior, when she
minues each time, and was more fiendly at trial with the prosecutor
chan her supporters. She was, and i, an outspoken organizer againse
police abuse and terrorism, specifically in the communiey of Rocheste
behalf

Tiwo decades ago as the prison industrial complex began
0 double from 1 to 2 million, there were very few critiques of this
process available o che public.In act, most people had no idea sboue
Mumia Abu Jamal ~ journalise, actvise, and political prisoner — 2
houschold name, i influenced other journalise, public intelectuals,

Notall prisoners posessthe lierary sills of Mumia,arisie
alenes of Joy o the profound talent fo lfe possessed by Jalil, but ac
times highlightingindividusls can cast prison i an altogether different
ight, alering the perception of its established use, and the social
forces that helped shape its use. A balanced approach of collective
and individual struggle against the prison industrial complex allows
for the perusal of mass incarceration in all is registers by highlighting
the proliferation and rise of prison, and chat many people will die in
prison for “crimes” chey did not commit, unless we commit to seeing
thenm free

public ssues. He can be reached ar: Lacino Hamilion #247310, 3226
Jobn Conley Dr, Lapeer, MI48446; orwawsjpay.com and entering his
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ALETTER

FROM CASEY BREZIK

Greetings of solidarity from behind the walls! T hope
how discant it may seem. We must noe surrender our wills, Don' lee
not get caughe up in the spectacle for which the media has created.
Afer Ty to explain how [ see i, maybe we can stare asking ourse
wh they're doing it and what they have o gain from ie. Truse me,
asthe Empire.

Black lves matter. Why axe we allowing the media to drive
Not And we know its not. So,why i there now an upsurge of protests

the media sure does seem to be telling them they can kill with
0 b teling chem that not only willchey receive paid leave ime (paid
people will rase six figures ($100,000+) for any expenses they may.
incur (in other words theyl ge richs).

‘Whatare we the people doing about ie2 Takingto thestrects
even allow s o loot and o, block trafic, whatever It doesn'e marter

olous

“They know, just like we do deep down, that these are all i
€0 “boot up? but it looks to me as though they have the sicuation
argue that there develops a sense of unity through seruggle, bu that

orey’ we've been getting so out of control lately. I oy youd allow

us o expand our safety net of control over you a ltde more, we're
sure eharl help us..” WTE21! How do we become so immersed i all
were a form of justce.) Oscar Grane’s murder was ruled involuntary
the excepion of ther sacifcial lumb, but that i borne oue ofa seice

sparkle n their eye, not the blood dripping from their fangs.
In fact, Pve heard rumors chae his is where the anaschise

formed in circle and eating its own tail. Wichin the circle was an
4. Supposedly, and quie logically,out of tht spavned th cicled 1

ehrough that cirle and also docs away with the snake. Something to
chink about.

“trending’ in the media, as they say, possibly we should be a lede
eruch and i shal et you fee” (also religious seripeure, bu thats ot
should be doing instcad of what we are. Honestly I don't know. 1
donft have all the answers, but | recognize that the fire step of our
brainwashing they e subjecting us to. Only then will we be bl to

Solid,
Casey Brezik

WHO SHOULD STEP DOWN?

BY JOSE VILLAREAL

Due to the 2013 Hunger Strikes, California has ereated "Seep Down
Units (SHU). The problem i that such a brainwash program implies
oppressors should be the ones envolling in a Step Down Program, not

T s of s being forced into the Step Down Program

ot part o the workforee, when out of prison we are masely nor wage
mosty opposed o the Empire

compared o other demogeaphics in US. borders we e the lease
bought off or bribed. This poses a grave threat to the oppressor. But
brutalized and our capors are who need to reform. They need to
rehabilitaed.

Recently I was taken to a special committee and told |
the SHU after 9 years in solitary confinement. e was told chat the
information I was previously being held on was simply hearsay: So chis
lefeme dumbfounded. The face that 9 years of my lif has been chalked

upasa..."Sory it was all hearsay, have a ice day” s simply bullshic
When I think of a Step Down Program it means thought
reform. But you don't have torture survivors go through thought
reform, you're supposed to have the oppressors do so. California
should have had al those resporsible for having us in SHU be enrolled
i Step Down Program.

Those of us who will be leaving the SHU are happy but so
long as we live in Imperialise Amerikkka there will sbways be torcure
and oppression, only under new names. Our job should be to work

coward asriving to & day when Imperialism is only learned about in
history books and oppressors are the only ones ateending Step Down
Programs, not the oppresed.

Jose Villareal #H94098
PBSP

PO Box 7500

Crescent City, CA 95532

NEWS FROM ALABAMA

BY ANONYMOUS

Bay. The Guantanamo of Alsbama. There are over 30 prisons in

Alsbam, but only theee of them are maximum securiy facilities. They

are St. Clair, Holman, and Donaldson. Donaldson is like a gigantic
segregation un

problematic and uncontrollable individuals

“This i where ADOC transfers all of the most

)

To make this more comprehensible, 1 would like to llustrace
events that took place in 2014 when the Free Al
launched. The callto sction was 2 work stoppage by all inmates who
were assigned inscitutionsl jobs. was at Holn
361230 am when the CO working our dorm asked the firs individual

ama Movement was

i the kitchen dorm

Fuck the DOCY” When the officer radioed for back-up and all the

him ou

s and other

50 the prison officials were compromising to try to get individuals to
seare going back to work. Afir a few weeks they did, but a level of
unity amongst inmates and a disdain for COs had developed that has
become detrimenal to the administeation’s control of the prisons.
Officers searced gttingbeaen up and stabbed left and right. The FAM
induseies like other prisons, just cells, While the other prisons were
and a flood of contraband, Donaldson was quict. And operating in
an orderly fashion. Holman and St. Clai started transferring all of us

Thnew I wasin for a sude awakening when | made it into
the block and observed individuals using prison collece call phones!
‘SMH. There were many individuals here that I already knew: They
inmate populacion. See this s the last stronghold of ADOC. From

what keep those inmates under conerol. The offices here have killed
three inmates since | have been here (beginning of 2015). and shic
didn'e make the news. No one was fired. | bet there wasn' even an

investgation. Since [ have been in this segregation cel (September),
ewo people have "died” in thei cell. No one knows how, reportedly.
‘Theyjust spontancously became "untesponsive.” SMFH!!!

ivolves the misconduct

of an oficer. All of the brothers who came back here with me have

Let me backerack. Afeer being here at Donaldson for a fex
months I connected with comrades willing o take action against the
artack the most aggresive violent offices, but before we could serve
Right around this time a ransfer came from St. Claieof brothers who.
had stabbed a captain and participated in a major physical alercation
with other officers, severely wounding many of them. They came
alking aboue nothing but riding on the police. Keep in mind this s
all happening during a ime when the entire nation is demonserating
against police killings of unarmed individuals. There was so much
alk sbout werting the police that the adminisuration just surted
September 9ch,we decided nor to lock down. We knew this was askin
fora fight and we were ready for it, Well some ofus
for an uprising. When the first few officers came in 1o try and make
uslock down we had no problem ighting the, but he back-up came
50 fast, already i riot gear, gassing us and beating us with their long
oak sticks, we dide even have time to react. We were decimated.
Myself and six other brothers back here with me have been labeled
the ringleaders of that demonstration and have subsequently taken
many beatings since that day. None as bad as how they did us then
chough. The treatment or rather mistreatment we have suffered since
September 9¢h has been intended to break us. It hase

RESPONSE TO SEAN SWAIN

BY CHRISTOPHER REYNOLDS

Ac firse when I read Sean's artile about hunger surking and work
seoppage it kind of infuriaced me, due to the facethat T have been on
basically admitting the oppressor’s rule over us by trying to bargain
with them through the form of hunger srike o work stoppage.

It made me think long and hard for a more effctive way to
put both hunger seiking and work stoppage to use, in which ic il
toually devastate the whole prison industrial complex system. The
fiest concepe | came upon was that of the *Industrial Workers of the
World? of havingall prisoners heoughout the US go on hunger srike
and work stoppage all at the same time. Then demand minimum

wage be paid to every inmate within the prison syseem. Regardles if
which they will have to pay ae normal wages

bue I believe e can be done by effecty
organizations o fusther spread our literature throughout all prisons.

ly networking with other

“The so-called powwers that be would have no further option
bust to shue down all prison industrial compleses. | mean let face the
they only exist a legalization of slavery in order to make high

Sowhen it comes to direct action, Sean Swain stands correc.

Respectfully
your fellow comrade,
Chriscopher Reynolds

A RESPONSE TO ISSUE #1

objectives, UNITY!
Tl now be very direct to who and what I'm refering to
in response to the April 2015 (No. 1 newsleter). Before I respond

e esulting from my original ase, and addicional

m actions on the inside. I'm going on my

BY ANARCHO-FAHEEM

the warden, and DOC headquarters as o what our demands was.

populacion for a month. A prisoner was aetacked by multiple guards

violently artacked minutes lacer, which resulted in me being broughe
back to Ad. Seg. charged with assaul on seaff and criminally charged
with an assault and menacing with a weapon, in which I was given an
additional sentence for ast year. L say al ehis o say I'm about to give
my perspective and critcisms based off experiences, bused off not juse
theory, but based off me time and time and time again putting cheory

P i 1 il focuson comeade Sean Swins Dicet Acton”

aricle. Though suategieally worded, I could'e disageee more. This
wording in that asticle only put water on a spark before it can
into a full blaze. In other words, destroys potential unity before &
more conscious prisoner can establish groundwvork. As an anarchise
or anti-auhoritarian, obviously our principles are against reform,
bue: 1) we don'e make a blucprine for evry person n the world to be
obligated to follow: 2) I'm not quite sure that any form of suruggle
in which demands are given should be clasified as reformist in &
prison settng. In society, maybe so, but in prison? Absolutely not,
because if we're being reals, chen despiee the beautiful wordplay
you exhibited, the dismanling of the prison induseral comples will
‘only take place with the destruction of the entire ruling class/state
Obviously: the biggese conesibution to that will have to come from
comsistent, long-term, complete anarchy from the outside. Be not
mistaken, 1 salute A12M to the fulese and if there, | would've been
side by side with those comeades. But no resistance that only coming
from the inside will ultimately deal a deah blow to slave kamps.
‘What you're suggesting isn'e practical Moreso, militan revolts rarely
happen in prison. Ies hard to organize resistance in mose prisons in
Amerika, period. Throughout history, eas to wes, society to prison,
miliants have always been the minority. The peaceful are always
the majoriy. The point I'm making is i the majority in prison has
found a common ground to struggle on, with 2 common tactic thae
the majority is willing to participate in, why speak against ie? Those
of more consciousnes, who are more dedicated, and understand the
value of sacrifice can engage in different tactics you are refering o,
but which will be n co-existence with the masses demands. What you
aall “reformist” is 2 foundation for unty, cooperation, and political
consciousness building, which can spring into 2 culeure of resstance,
‘which will build dedication for action upon relase to help achicve our
ultimate goal.

Next issue: you state demands is “recognizing the right
of the oppressor to exercise power” Demands i recognizing the
right of the state o exercise power, but a actical approach as i also
practiced by the oppressor. When they say you have freedom of
speech, or fieedom of protest, do you chink they acknowledge us as
having power juse because they're allowing us to oppose them within
the lines o thei law ?Study what deception is. We'ee not recognizing
the “right” of their power; quite the conrary, we're taking seps
in building a force necessary to diminish their power. As one who
myself has militane views, 1 understand your perspective and fecl
you'e valusble to the movement and dedicated. But what you muse
understand i, if you want the endgame o be victory, in order to gee
the majority on our side, tacties muse be diverse, and,asde from whae
puts the movement in danger, allresistance is welcome - with the pen
o the sword, with a sign or a gun. Thiskeave oom for everybody to be
againstthe oppressor n some way, violendly or non-violently, everyone
can contribute. We must be careful with oue words,with ou practices,
and not become tools helping the oppressors divide the oppressed.

Moreso, a concep that need to b grasped: “there’s no are

blueprine for seruggle” In and out of prison, every oppresed person
sn'e an anarchist, s0 we can' expect every form of resistance to be
i line with anarchism. By practicing such behaviorisms, we become
like our oppressors — our way or no way: The only ones we can hold
accountable for practices that goes againse anarchism are a
As a New Afikan, [ spoke out againse MLK principles and those
who followed them, as 1 idenify with Malcolm, I wan revolution
and ot reform. I donfe wane master to take his foo off my neck «
litle, T wan master entiee body in the dire. But what [ had to ralize
s, Brother Marcin was seruggling the best way he knew how and
chough his tactcs and goals were different from Brother Malcolm,
he was doing what he was doing to deliver our people from sufering
“Think abou thar. Critcize the selfproclaimed revolutionary for not
being revolutionary, but not the typical oppresed person for acting
against their oppression the best way they know how: Revolution is
what destroys systems. Like it or nor, prisoners alone won' destroy
a system. All we can do is deliver war and demand to be ested like
humans, even ifyou do call e “reformise”

schists.

‘Comrade Andy Homer article was a good picce considering
he haven'ebeen doing his for long, But one thingthat all of usalready
Known to our enemies need 1o really emphasiz, as it is a erucial
mistake we've made and continue to make ~ “making oursclves
known” IF you're going o engage in militancy, seraegically you
should never allow the infrastructure to know you oppose them.
I you'e militane, bu feel you have valusble theories, disguise your
theories, not tactics, under the intellecruals o comrades who arent
gecting cheir hands dirty. Those who only produce “theory” bue not
practice,they're necessary t the movement as well, as survillance/
constane moitoring won'e hure them, because they're staying within
the sule of the stat,the law: Those who plan to go against what's civl
and seep outside the law, really engaging in the kind of esistance that
il take to destroy an esablishmen: remain unknown. Keep who
you are hidden. Though t0o ate for most of us, the new comeades
Who are coming into the movemen is a very crucial mistake o
make yourself known to an enemy you done know. Currene CIA,
Mossad, M16, FBI, Special Ops, etc.don't make themselves known.
Why? Think about i, If oure in the eye of the scope, are you going
costay seilland wait for the marksmen to snipe you? Though we speak.
against the state miliary, police o prison guards aren' the one who's
going to climinate (assasinate) you onee you really pose a threae to
power and no juse committing arson. I¢1l be agents and forces who.
you can'e identify who's going to booby trap your car,or poison you
causing a heare arcack (natural death), exc. Sudying anarchism gives
us something to dialogue about, gives us 2 vision, but studying the
enemy is how you defeat the enemy. I read a ot of books and arcicles
by comades, and one thing thae sticks out the most i that comeades
don't understand the enemy, truly aren'e considering enemy tactics,
Above all allowing your hate for the enemy to cloud your judgment
causing you to underestimate che enemy. ['m notsaying our opposicion
isinvincible, Pm saying unless we change our curtent conduct,current
actics, conceal new tactcs,conceal the identity of the new comeades
and generations thatll follow, we'll never win.

Before I end, salute to comrade Conner asticle. Our vision
il make a very interesing dialogue and seruggle

Uneil we win, we fight on! Love and solidariy.

Seif resisance,
Anascho-Faheem
REPLY TO MICHAEL KIMBLE

BY SEAN SWAIN

e was great o get ssue #2 of Wildfre, and I was even happer o read
Twrote in lssue #1. How cool that we have this forum to get this
power entirely

In his response, relaed to hungerseikes, Michael Kimble
both on hungerserikes- which is truc. But, a always, our recourse to

my, but only made me s

is his has been a dream for centuries because

100% of the prisoners o reject every single deal (fre e cream, a aise
Tam always skeprical of any plan that requires 100% success
“This being the case, | urge Michael and others to think
sebellion, maybe even, eveneuall, o the work stoppage that Michael

Le

ot dare to “chink outside the box.” Lets ip it over and
bumnit.
WORK STRIKES: A RESPONSE

BY MICHAEL KIMBLE

components for McDonnell Douglas/Bocing F-15 fighter aircra
ing syscems and components for 30mm and 300mm bateleship
Industrial Slave Komplex it s essential that we take a look a¢ the

We are fighting against a halErillon dollar system that is
business. From chis viewpoine, I think that organizing workstrikes
significant, as production is shut down and profic margins plummee
Iabor. Reconstruction-ra plantation owners, though, were hardly

Induserial Slave Komplex, domination and control o its death: i we
are being held solely for our labor, so
chen why should we continue to work
o bring pain and damage to the state, and break the control we

ial control, and exploitation,
And if we (anarchists) want

better wages,food. etc. but shutdown thae will do some damage, for
el

carried out by the A12Monkeys, but i will knock a big chunk out of
the stae. ot that what we wan o d

agree, there are those that
want to negotate some issues, but that’s why we hash out the reasons

and decide the direction and mission of the workstrike on the level of

pasticipation I'm talking abou. Its possible and already taking place
beeween prisoners all over the u.s. and with
It doesnt have o be reformise

ree”world participation.

Tsuggest thatallprisoness, especially anarchist prisoners,link
up and join these discussions by writing to Free Alabama Movement
PO Box 186; New Macket, AL 35761 or at internet radio: heep://
wwwblogtalkradio.com/frecalsbamamovement.

Let’s make this clear, I don't believe that it i feasible to get

the cooperation and participation of every prisoner in every prison
chroughous the us. Hiscory and experience taught me that. But | do
believe that it is possible to get the parcicipation and cooperation of
some prisonersin various seates, entire prisons he
means o link up and organize something of this scale. It worrt be casy,
but that’s why its called “struggle”

. We now hav

stick it to the authorities,a workstrike, I hink, would only widen this
BUCKIN IN THE BOP

BY ANONYMOUS

LEEES

s 0 Do

9090
S

What's up fellow rebels behind the wallt Been 2 few months and ies
always something bad isnt i — comrades in and out of the SHU, loss
ofgood tme. feds eapping our phones, and having property ransacked
by the pigs — but we sillick our wounds and fight another day, right?
Wejust kicking back, spreadingthe spritofresistance, and waiting for
our moment, the big food to wash away all hese castles made of sand
once and for .

INTHENEWS

The good.
~ Thousands of federal prisoners, dhird of whom would be
“immediately deported” are now finall being released due to the
2.pe reduction for drug cases that was made retroactive more than
year ago. Tens of thousands more are expeeted to receive sentence
reductions, but the BOP s still ~40% over capaciey which s why
many spots have three-man cells.

~ The proposed Sentencing Reform Correetions Act supported by
both political parties would reduce mandacory minimums for drug
convictions, but increases mandatory minimums for felon possesion
of a firearm charges and federal terorism cases

~ Afer years of effots by the Human Rights Defense Center and
other groups, the FCC ruled against intrastate phone call excortion
rates and kickback schemes and ordered reducing the cost of calls in
federal prisons o $0.11 /minue

Thebad.
~ Despie the effots of prison sbolitonists and environmentalises,

R

the BOP is moving forward with the construction of a new federal
prison in Fleecher County, Kentucky on top ofa former mountaintop.
removal coal mine sice

~ BOP director Charles E. Samuelslid to congress during a hearing
on the UN Convention Againse Toreure and the widespread use of
soltary: *We do not, under any circumstances, nor have we ever had
the practice of puting an individual n a cellalone™

- Rightwingers and the pork indusery blasted the Obama
administration for “catering to Muslims” because of the decision o
remove pork from the national menu due to widespread unpopularity:
within 2 weck the BOP caved and brought pork back. If only they
were that quick to bring back oranges, or strted selling onions and
bananas on the commissary.

Yes,chis sems o be the era of prison reforms,and many policicians are
scrambling to jump on the bandswagon. Obama visited FCI El Reno,
shaking hands,taking pictures, and has pardoned a few dozen federal
prisoners Bernie Sanders calld for bringing back federal parole and
proposed legislation banning private prisons (unlikely to pas). Even
the right-wing Koch brothers have been promoting prison reforms,
On one hand, ies refreshing thae we aren't seeing the tired “tough
on crime” thetoric typical of election seasons, but their proposed
solutions are mere table-serap reforms meant to restore public faith
i heir criminal justice machine instead of seriously challenging the
underlying function of police and prisons in socicty. Stop and frsk,
broken windows, truth in sentencing, three serikes laws, mandtory
minimum sentences, and the practice of paying incarcerated workers
pennies an hour for mandacory employment i sill widespread and
surikes in 2011 and 2013 when the "Agreement to End Hostilites’

unil shie kicked off hardeore in places like Ferguson and Baltimore

for each and every.

ulingpower
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propaganda by the deed, les make the most of this month and
encounter cach other, conspire, and synchronise our srenghs in an
informal, interational and insurrectionary manner against the world
of Porwer. Lets seize the chance to highlight the points we have in
common, bu also our different perspectives,inaspiric of comradeship
and mutual respect.

With the black memory of our dead accompanying ou rebellious
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Complicity and solidarity with imprisoned and fugitve comeades
Wae by all means possible against domination

Anarchises outside the walls for a Black December
CHRONOLOGY

The following is a lst of some actions and instances of revols that have
taken place since July 2015. As a publication, we are trying 10 move
toward including more information on prison strugeles worlduwide and
socalstrugeles in the United States,in addition o docsmenting some of
the many instances of anarchist combat against the state and eapitali.

3 August (Seare, USA): Several dosen demonstracoes blocked 2 key
intersecion for o hours n doventovn Seatele next o the Immigrtion and
‘Customs Enforcement ofice. This LC.E. ofice oversces the nearby Norchwest
Deteation Cencer in Tacoma, Washingron. The demonstracors, primarily
concerned over the tzcatment of transgender inmases, also called for the
aboliton ofall detention cnters and prisons.

7 Auguse (Caech Republic): New Division Jussice Department splashed 200
mink with nontosic sray o causecconomie damsge o the furfarmers.

8 Auguse (Mills, France): Stacue of bullgheer cut down and "Abolicon” was
painted i red on i pedesal.

9 August (Sweden): Open rescue of salmon from a fish Fam.

10 Auguse (Washingeon DC, USA): Action sc Gk Embassy in solidsccy
with Greck prisoners.

11 Augose (Feldberg Falkas, Germany): 15 huncing cowerssaved down and
overaurned.

12 Auguse (Chactanooga, USA): Prisoners a Siverdale correctonal faclcy
in Chatranoogs, Tennessce sertsd iostha significanly disrupred he court
scheduleche following day

12 Auguse (California, USA): Hugo ‘Yogi Bear” Pincll was asasinsced on
his e day on the yard afcr 46 yeas in soicey confinement. Yogi ws the
only member of the San Quentn 6 — six young prisoners charged with an

We beleve in a mdiiform struggle against power, which may or may
ot call itself anarchist at diferen times, but which aloays remains
wnconsrollable and wncompromising. Al actions reported below are
taken from public websites and have o connecton to anyone who writes

Joror prodaces Wildfie.

Auguse 21, 1971 sebelion and alleged escape acempr, which resulced in
the assasination of George Jackson — sl i prson. In the decades since,
he continued to work for racial unicy and an end to the represive Secure
Housing Unis. He alo parcicipsced in the California Prison Hunger Srkes
and supported the Agreemens to End Racial Hostlicis in 2011, Rest in
Power, Yogit Strugele continucs!

13 Augost (Copenhagen, Denmark): Anct-auchoricaian colective Bumzen
ided by police under the precext of looking for parcicipancs n 2 riotous
Reclsim the Screts demo che previous weskend. Thrse ocher osarons were:
raided the same morning and two 17-year-olds were arestd, accused to
smashingbank windows.

14 Auguse (Berlin, Germany): Cop caes rtacked withstoncs nd sink bombs
i slidarcy with those affcted by police s on housing pojecs Bumen,

14 Auguse (Lepaig, Germany): Coure spraypainsed in supporeof prisoners.

14 Augase (Hama, Syeia): Hundreds of prisoncrs rioted. Funicure and.
equipment was ransacked and beds were rurned inco barricades. Peisoncrs,
mosly hld on cerror-elted charges and fo involvement i proseses agunst
the st ook control of seversl major wards and ransacked prison quarters.

14 Auguse (Tehran, Tan): Mo than 00 prisoners wen on hunger scrike
agains th sub-human iving condiions ar Tehean' new centrl prison.

14 Auguse (Miami, USA): 11 prisonces began 3 hunger seke ¢ Krome.
Immigrane Detention Center in Miam, Florida. The scrikers demanded to
Bave a lowered bond and to be relcased. Lasc monch, 2 hunger srke by 22
nmatesac the same clcyuleimarely esalcd i cher eease.
16 Auguse (Toronto, Canad): Pisoncrssc Toronto Souch Desention Center
refused meals for thice days, upsee over incrasingly routine lockdowns in
ther 1268 foot cell, without acces o showers,yard time,orvises rom fanly
o lawyers. They also were upst over ot having enough TV time and water
leaking from the showes, making foors dangerously slippery.

17 Auguse (Gaueeng, Souch Afrca): Five prisoners escaped while avaiding
il forarmed robbery.

19 Auguse (Cremona,Taly): Phone mase s on fire and spraypainted with
the message “Revenge for Emilio” Emiliois 3 comrade who fellinto com.
i a ighe with Nzis of Casa Pound and is now slowly recovering,In the
same nighe,che ca of the boss of Casa Pound Cremona ws st on fre and
complersly desroyed.

22 Auguse (Belarus): Anarchisc prisoners Thar Alinevich, Mikalai Diadok,
and Arsiom Prakapentko rleased from prison aftr papers were signed recing
lloffcalpolicical prsoners in Belaus,

22 Auguse (Dalls, USA): For thesecond cime in- week, protescers marched
inco the obby of che Dallas County Jail in Texas,furious over the iling of
man who thrce wecks prio ra incothe juillaoking for hlp. Sheiff depurics
sponded co his plea for hel by pinning him o the ground, resuling in his
desth, Rios police were clld o force prosesersfrom the lobby.

23-30 Augose (everywhere) Incesnacional Week of Soldarit with Anarchist
Prisoner,

23 Auguse (Gadsden, USA): Dosens of people marched inco the Erowah
‘Counry Desention Centerin Gadsden, Alsbam sfee vsication o immigrant
detainees was brupely curoff by aurhoricie.

23 Augase (Cyprus): Banner hung as pare of the Weck of Solidrity wich
Anarchise Pisoners.

24 Auguse (Gauteng, South Afica): Armed individuals reed two prsoners
25 they werebeing cansfered o prison from court

24 Auguse (Gaza, Palscine): Former prisonersn Palescine expressed support
for e Week of Soldaricy with Anarchist Pisoners during a weekly gachering
atthe Red Cross headguarers.

25 Auguse (Greece): Anarchists painied slogans a¢ & supermarker, threw
pain and wrote slogans 3¢ SYRIZA govesnmens officc, and hung banners
in solidariey wih Ev S, murdered Chilkan snarehise Sebascian Oversui
(“Angry") and in coordination with the Week of Solidariy with Anarchist
Prisoner,

25 Auguse (Chile): Coordinated incendiary arcacks by Grupo Kapibara and
Anarchis arson aceack cll “Fir and Consciousness” / Informal Anarchist

Federtion / Inernational Revolusonsry Front agains teecommunicarions
infrascructure,

27 Auguse (Kiclee, Poland): Banner drop for Week of Solidarty wich
Anarchie Pisoners,

28 Augase (Sc. Paul, USA): Protescers in St Paul, Minnesosa, blocked the
doors 10 the upscale Whole Foods Market because the sore profis from
sllng fsh and checse produced by Colorado prison inmates,

30 Auguse (Melbourne, Austrlis): Baers ung for Week of Soldariy with
Anarchise Pisoners.

30 Augast (Baltimore, USA): Prisones a che Baldmore, Maryland Pre Trial

Comple refused o lockin” o their dormitories s an segumens becween
an office and a detsinee. Dersincesthen setacked offcersbefore bricading
chemselves in the doras. Media reported chatinmtes were rusrsced because
chey had previously been held two o acell bu are novw held n lsges dorm-
syl sooms. Eighe guards and six decsinces were injured it rior

31 Auguse (Pisa, ealy): Anarchise aresed afier alegedly acacking wich
molotov cockeail a building thae hosted the headquareers of 2 xenophobic

parcy
SEPTEMBER 2015

1 Seprember (Flinshire, UK): Campaigners from Rechim the Fields
demonseated a the conseruction sitefor 3 nev mega-prson, stopping lorics
goingin and ou for hours,

2 September (Greeee): Tovo bannrs hung in solidaicy wich i S,
parcner of imprisoned anarchise guerrll G. Takalos, held in precrial
dereation.

2 Seprember (Athens, Greece): Incendiary arcacks on 2 National Bank
ATMs, 1 Alpha Bank ATM, 1 Piracus Bank ATM, and the smashing of
another Pisacus Bank ATM in solidaicy with EviSariri and Ahena Tiakalos.

2 September (Modena,Ialy): Cables of a Wind phone mases were set on fire:
in solidarity wich Pippo, Tommy, and Andrea (accused of setng a fascics
house on fire) and comrades hi by requests ofspecalsurveillancein Trencino
and Sardegna.

4 September (S Jose, Calfoni): 50 peope nisly marched seound the
Sanca Clara Councy Main Jai, angey s guseds bst o death # prioner
hre ek culc.

7 Seprember (Vilencs, Spain): 60 prsones st 3 migane decention ity
astcked two guseds and took theirkey. Some prisonrs climbed 1o the
ook and threw stones a guards, whie ccher bume matteses in he iy
ourdoor e

8 Seprember (Yarls Wood, UK): Hunger srke and protests by women ac 2
derention cente.

9 Scprember (Bloomingeon, USA): A banner was hung reading “Freedom
for Ansechise Pisoners” ss part of th Internasionl Week of Solidaricy with
Anacchise Prisoncrs.

9 Seprember (Alsbama, USA): A daysoflockdown and ochet resricions
on movemen, inmates ac Donaldson Correctonal Facley in Bessemer.
Alsbama, rushed the unlocked door ofche dining hal en-masse and occupicd
it before aking over the comman area of the dormitory and rfusing o lock
down. One inmate repores: “Black, whice, Blood. G, young, old, 205, 334,
Mobile, Birmingham. None of the things that kepe us divided seemed t0
matter anymore. Evryone had identified one common enemy.”

9 September (Pas-de-Calis, France): Depury dirctor of prson taken
hostage by prisoner demanding elease from solicary confinement nd sransfer
o snother prison.

10 Seprember (Bloomington, USA): A milicant demonseracion againse
parracchal assaule blocked inersecions and theew smoke bornbs a bars,

13 Seprember (Sio Pasko, Bras): Incendiary arcack on ITAU Bank by
Movimento Insurgence Anarquista — MIA. Claimed in solidarity with
anarchise in Spain, Geeece, Turkey,and the rest of Europe.
14 Seprember (Greece): Evi Seai, decained awaicing prosccution of an
alleged scape plo by anarchise guerrllas, began hungersrke.

15 September (Manchester, UK): One-man roofop protese agsnse poor
by using metal rods to kecp cops at bay, aso damaging the wing severcly
cnough that prisoners had tobe transfrred clewhere. Over 100 people held
asolidariy pany outide theprson, complete with D) and frworks.

17 Seprember (Bucnos Aies, Argensina): Locks glucd s¢ businesses that
raficinand esploie animals. Action e of he weck of propaganda or fallen
anacchiseSebaseian Overslu

17 September (Oregon, USA): 100 pheasancs freed from the Oregon
Deparcmen of ish and Wildlfe game management src. The pheasants were
o be used s part of an ODFW-sponsored phessant hun

18 September (Frankfurt, Germany): Animal Liberssion Frone saboraged
KEC with glue and grafic

19 Seprember (Athens, Greece): Policcal parces” kiosks orched and
vandalized, demanding chat i Seciet be released and chat anarchise Nikos
Romanos b granced eductional prison eaes,

20 Seprember (London, UK): Banner hung ac che Malaysian Embassy in
Soldariy wich the Rumah Api anarchise punk socialcencer raided by srmed
police on Auguse 25ch

20 September (Plesine): Hundreds of chickens rscued from slasghcr.

20 Seprember (Barcelona, Spain): Animnal Liberasion Frone liberaced 20
ribbics in soldariy with anarchists repressd in Operasions Pandora and
Piars, prisoners accused of belonging to Commando Matso Morrsl, and i
Statc,

21 Seprember (Tacoma, USA): A couple dozen people, holding banners
eading "Not 1 More Deporsasion” *The Struggle Continuss!” and "No
Borders, No Prisons? chained themselves ogecher and blocked thrce roads
leading from the Northwese Decencion Cene in Tacoma, Washingon, in
e o prevent any possible deporctions from eaking placeon that day

22 September (Durham, UK): T prisoners st youth prison held 1 oofiop
According to prosccuror scum, “They ssd they wete fed-up of being in
prison and i was 2 niceday: They appear o have pent thei time o the oof
sunbhing, wandering around bare-chestd, and sing 2 hammer t cause
10000 of damage”

25 September (Crescene Ciy,USA): Protosters aehered owtside elican Bay
Scte Prson n Crescent Ciy, Calfornia, arous overthe continued e o
ol confincanen <o punih thie finds and family members ocked up
inside the sac’s supermas prison

23 September (Chestr, USA): Prisoners in the administraive decention
unic of Menard Correctional Center in Cheser, Iinois, began hunger
seike demanding beser conditons since no changes have been made since
hungersrkes st year. On che same day, 40 outside demonscraors marched,
bestingdrums and pors and pansin support of the hunge sike. Through the
windows,the sikers heard the nois and shouted back and forch with the
demonsctors: "W hear you!”and "No A.D."and "Frcedom?” and “Hunger
Seaket”

25 Sepember (Spain): More chan 1,000 paccidges iberseed.

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26 Seprember (Macoters, Spain): Aviares damaged and 3000 pheasanes
elessed aca hunting e,

28 Seprember (Turkey): Window broken ar fase food resaursnr, tires
puncrured on huners cars and animal beration slogans paintsd

29 September (Belarus): Anifiscise Viad Lenko seenced o si yers for .
ighewith nco-nasis in December 2014,

30 September (Vancouver Canada): 16 pisoners ac Surey Pre Tral Centre
aunched a hunges srike because of building frusteaions with overcrowding,
poor vencilarion, dircy bedding, overpriced canteen prices, and the lack of
medical are, fac-zo-fac family vises, and a weight fing gym.

2 October (Olympia, USA): The wesside Olympia police substacon had it
‘windows smashed. door securicy keypads glued, ourside tsgged, and inside
cashed withpaine mixed wich brake Auid. One cagread "Nocops,no charges™

2 October (Lesvos, Grece) Incendiary stack s he office of the New
Deroricy MP. Fromthe lims"Our stk was n e of sl rage nd
memory Tt was solidaieysgnal o Ev Seci] who,duingchose dys,with
herbody 25 wespon,sered erfredom, aganot the crminalzation ofthe
familyand ffndly elonships ofche oltcl prisonrs™

3 October (Rikers sand, USA): Sevral dosen demonstsators locked the
sacer a¢ he entrance to Rikers dand, New York City's main jail complex,
demanding tha the fciliy b shat down.

5 October (Brindis,fsy): Prison atacked with two improvised renades.
“The fise exploded long the outer wallthe sccond fld tocxplode

5 October (Juncau, USA): Prisoners ac Juncay, Alaskss Lemon Creek
Cortectionsl Center siored sganse prison s, lesing theic dorm
uninhabitable. Prisoners were furious ove the expensive phone system chey
say was designed “clexly s somebody can gee rich” Sometime that evening
ells were abrupely scopped, and inmates became sgiated tht they would be
paying or those dissupted calls The prisoners garhered and organized i their
dorm, nd some wrspped towels with eycholes in chem around hir faces.
“They covered che dormis cameeas nd uprooted a able blked to the dorm's
concree foor. The table was wedged sgains the door inco the dorm, and
‘windon inco the dorm s broken. Bathroom partiions and bunk matresics
were ipped from thci places and shoved agains che broken window to
prevens corections offcers from fooding th dorm with pepper sray.

6 October (UK): A key killer fo the Gloueesersire Bder Cull had bis
homevisiced and car ssbotsged with sand inthe ful k.

7 October (Calforns): Amason, cansfemale fom the prson collective
Gender Anatky, went on hunger seke demanding eransfr o 3 women'
il

7 October (Germany): Aficr comrade Jus was reessed, another comrade.
was arrcsted and detained for blockding onc of the conveyor belsin the
Hambach mine,sicc of ntens cco-serugge

8 Occober (Calipacria, Calfornia, USA): Sixy prisonces rosed in the
maximunysecuriy area of Calipaceia Scate Peison. Three prisonces were
injured and one hospitalized afer response tams fired on them with rubber
bulles and peppes sray.

9 October (Blackeown, Ausralia): Peisoncrs riored afier a prisoner was
cabbed.
11 October (Chicyo, Per): Prisoners o, burning maczcscsfom the
oo of a prison while fumily members atzempred to sorm the sateance of
the prson. Guards ired rubber bulles s the prisoncrs and sea gas a the
famly members, regining control s fve hours Two inmates dicd of
sphysition, and vany mre wee hospealized for juic. Twelve prison
suards wee injured.

12 October (Teoflo Oconi, Beszil): Prisoners ioted, damaging prison wings
and seting objcts on fix. Thece prisonersdied in he riots, and 14 pisoners
sscaped

14 Occober (El Piso, USA): 82 immiganes from Bangladesh being held ac
the El Paso County Detention Faile in Texas launched 2 hunger srke to
protesether posible deportarion. They wer icr joined by fellow immigran
derainces from Indis, Afghsnistan, nd Pakisan ache ssme faciliy. Afer the
stareofche hunger serike in E Pas, deainces ¢ Lusalle Decention Cener in
Jena, Louisiana began a solidaricy hunger srike there.

14 October (LiGrange, USA):Prisonrsx Troup Couney il in LiGrange,
Georgi, banded togeher and foughe with uands One detention officer wis
choked andanotherreceived a sprsined wrie during what il officil calleda

15 October (Sydney: Austelia): Protesers occupied theoffices of Auscalia's
Prime Miniscr,demanding an end o long term decention of asylum seckers
in the Pacific

17 October (Fance): Roma peoplerioted, orching cars s blocking rods,
afcr authorices denied prison furlough for 2 fellow Roma to arend his
broeher funcral Aclease cawere burnd some orched ehicksending up
on raltod crcks and disuptin s srvice, People alo cormed ciey all,
Savoy,prisoncrs st i t marwescs i soldariey with the individal denicd
furlough

19 Octaber (lnbul, Turkey): Ansrcise space il ided by sncceror
police duc 3 tepore by an Ll Fscis newspaper

19 October (Norch Wales, UK): Anarchiss ateackd the home of he Prjece
Dircctorofthe North Wales Prison roject, covering i arinpaine seipper

23 October (Burlingon, USA):Aloncindividual iberced fscs s b
from o Fam n Wisconsin,

26 Ocxabee (Rusis): Anarhise Iy Romanoy senenced o 10 yers elting
<o thepremture cxploson of s homemade evice in Oetber 2013

27 October (Spin): Ansrchiss Monics and Francsco hd tei preis
dexeion exended. The owo wre et two ear g in November 2013

28 October (Taylor, USA): 27 wormen detsined a Huco Detention Ceneer
in Talor, Texa, unched hunger sk demanding ehie ek, Five days
into th srke, reports cmerged tht lmt alof the Fxcleys 00 priners
had joinedthe hunger ik,

28 October (Guelph, Canada): Millbank Fur Farm revisiced by the Animal
Liberacion Fronc who, inding no mink,inflcted sabosage o the farm insead.

29 Ocober (Cuslunya, Span): 10 comrades aroted and. scessd of
membership inthe GAC. (Ansehis Coordinated Groups).

29 October (Saniago, Chil): Exploive dvieewas phced st the e of the

police barracks, but faled o detonate

30 October (California, USA): Around 90 prisoners ¢ Adelanto Detenton
Cener (Californias asgest immigeant decention facility) unched a hunger
ke (the fourth immigrant decention clcy c stike wichin cheast monch)
demanding berer conditions and theirimmediace reless.

1 November (West Jordan, USA): A dosen or more youth prisoners 2t
Coppes Hill Youth Centerin WeseJordan, Usah, desteoyed roof s doors.
and ocher components ofthe building, and assaulted saff members in what
police called " coordinated wave of fare-ups”

0 Paulo, Besail): Animal Liberaton Frone / Earh Liberacion
Fron rescued 15 rabbics from a bceding sic. The rabbics would have lazer
becn sold o laborscorcs

2 November (Franc): 50 phessans iberced fom hune e,

2 November (Cancon, USA): Juvenies roted in the Mule-Couney Joveile
charged wichsggravaced roving, on also charged with felonious asale

2 November (Cyprus): Migeancs held in 2 Britsh milicary camp burned
donn cents and cashed with polic.

4 November (Madrid, Spain): Operaion e amesed 5 comrades of the
Straigh Edge Madrid collecive on allegations of belonging t0 3 criminal
organization wich cerroris aims, damages, and apology of cerrorism. Police
llege o have found esplosive macerials and manuls, and char these comrsdes
ar esponsible forincendiary areacks on four bank branches in Madsid, along
‘with ocher accionsin Barcelona, They ace alsolke pevious aresces acused
of belonging o the GAC (Grupos Anarquistas Coordinados).

5 November (London, UK): Metropalian Police Safr Neighborhoods
s bas arached,

5 November (London, UK): Thousands of angry demonscraors held 2
Million Mask March called by Anonymous. Several police were injued.
with freworks being used agains police horses. A polic car was burned i 3
Fotous carival cmosphere. 50 people were arested by police

7 November (Albera, Canada): More than 40 prisoncrs i a wing e Calgary
Correctional Cente in Albera, Canada, jammed toles in chei clls causing
Hoodingin the wing.They lso destroyed mattresesand inflced thowsands of
dollrs i ocher damages,causing che wing o be being shut down unil sepairs
could be made. Meanwhile acros town, inmates at che maimum securicy
Calgary Remand Centre,engaged in s hunger serike complaining abou food

quanciy and the prices for canceen, prison acire, and general privieges

7 Novembes (Taylor, USA): 70 people achered outside the Huceo Detention
Cente in Taylor, Texas, where women inside were on hunger stike. The
supporters plyed mosic and held s lrge banner reading, "No Life Withour
Freedom” The women inside could hear and sce chem from their windows,
and they gained srcngeh noricing how ncrvous the gusrds were scting.

9 November (Guines): Hundreds of prisones muinicd aginst 3 haeed
prison govcmor. Dasensofprisoncs and guseds were wounded.

10 November (Youngsonn, USA): Fou inmate a Ohios highest ey
ofthei properey nd poor lving conditon.
10 November (Ausrls): A io ceured ¢ an immigrane detenon ey
in respons o the death of Kurdih efuge Fazel Chegeni, whose body was
found ollowing his scap fromthe descnion ence.The ios Kcked ff s
one peron was asauled by a guard. Repore ofsome detsincesbarcading
themelves inside withpecel borbs,machees nd chansaws e raiding
ganden shed forwespons.

11 Noveamber (Poland): Incendiary arck by Black Ranks Group sganse
ING Bank, in solidariey with Cech amrchises arsed during Opeicion

11 November (loomingion, USA): A bannce ws hung n soldaiy wich
th hunger ke of Lucamille peison echel Kieh Lanar,

12 November (Athens, Gecee): Rioss broke oue dusinga generasrke. Poice
were actacked, 3 supermarket trashed, 2 minivan of 3 telecommunicaions
company burned, stects trashed and spraypainted, anc-iotsquads actacked
with frcbombs, Miniscy of Economy’ atacked with molotovs, Bank of
Greece building rracked vichfc.

15 Nosember (Sio Paulo, Beasi): The Carlo Giuliani cell of che Anaschist
Insurgent. Movement (MIA) climed sesponsibiliy for four incendisry
atcacks thae consumed bank branches. The actions were clsime i soldaricy
with scudents scrugling against the shurdown of public schools, feminist
women who mached againsc conservacive scum policcian, anciaustricy
demonscrors n Greece, and Greck anarchist fighters. The action is mesnt
a5 pare of Black December — an anarchise cllfor scrions against pows in
December.

15 November (Minncapoli, USA): Solidariy demonstracon outside of the
Minneapoli Plice Department insoldariy with narchisesfcing epression.
in Spain.

16 November (Grecce): 27 people indicted for the planned escape of
members of Conspirscy of Cell of Fire from Koridllos prisos. Persons
belonging to the immedise family o capive narchiss ae included among
the indicemens, including Athena Tiakalos (mothet of CCF members
Chiisos nd Gerasims Takalos)and Ev St (i parener of Gerasims).

17 November (Adhens, Greeee): 30ch anniversary of the seate murder
of Michalis Kalhezas, shor dead by a cop while running along with other
anarchiss and roters whhad ircbommbed police bus.In commemoration,
several hundred hooded tioerscashed with policefor hours, artacking cops
with everything from stones to molotovsand seing.a car o fir. Ler on,
amid flaming baricades and clouds of ccar g, rotes ormed supermarker,
compleely looting nd vandslizng the storc.

17 November (Mylin, Greeee): SYRIZA parey ofices accacked ewice with
stones and paine and a bank vandalized by anaechist.

20 November (Putten, Necherands): Thousands of mink relased from fr
faem,

23 November (Torresn, Mexico): ATMs and CCTV camers sbotaged in
Ieadiup o Black Decermber

24 November (Chainia, ot Bannee hung in soldaiy wih vegan
marchisehunger srker Osman Evean, imprisoned in Tarkey:

25 November (Milwaukee, USA): Man cscaped from Felmers O. Chaney
Corectonsl Center.

26 November (Rochester, UK): Teenager knocked a prison offce out in 2
revenge atack.

26 November (Ls az, Bolivia): Pisoncrs ok the roof o protet cue in
il food allowances.

24 November (Chicago, USA): Angry demonscratons aftr a video was
released showing a white Chicago cop faally shooting Laguan MeDonald, 2
Blsck tcen. Demonstators cassed tafi jams and brify blocked on and off
ramps of expressways, ore down baricades, core down Chrisumas lghts ac
“Trump Towes,and csched with polic.

Mid November (Miancapolis, USA): On November 15th, demonscraors
gathered, protesting the illing of Jamar Chrk, shot in the head by police
‘while handeufed. March headed rowrd the MPD precinc and a brick was
chrown a the building. As the sun st, 3 side entrance to che preinct was
blocked whil peopl threw bortls a police and ssboraged police vehicls.
On November 16th, the occupation of the prccincr’ vesebule continucd.
In the cvening, people marched to the freeway, blocking 94V for over an
hour. During the protests, lack Lives Matter marshals aemped to concrol
and contain the demonscation. Late in the ighs,Jamar Clark was taken off
Iife-suppore and announced dead. On Norcrmber 18ch, 3 SWAT team raided
the accupation. For the next sever hours, occupiers and their supporeers
lled n the fronc of the scation, surrounding the building and blockading
all encrances. Polie responded wich mace and masker rounds, which was
et with thrown objcts from some of the crowd. A mobile camers tower,
encted carlier during the occupasion, ws coppled and used as s baricade,
St fighting continued into the night, with rocks and molocov cockcals
being launched at cops. Profesional aceivises immeditely laid blame on
“white amarchises” fo the violence,erasing the milicancy of people of color
and showing chei alliances wich order. On November 19¢h,the occupasion
continued o grow, with graffis being wriceen on che precince walls. On
Noveber 23, white supremacises shoeat peaple who chased them ou of
the precinceoccupation suiking ive people. All v have non- lf-thicazening
injuris. Polce laughed atand ignored people ssking for hlp,then moved in
and maced the crowd that was asising the wounded.

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