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Ga #9 Front and Back An Anti-Civilization Quarterly Publication $2 U$A, $3 CAN, $4 WORLD GreenGreen Free to Prisoners! AnarchyAnarchy InsideInside -- SpecialSpecial 4-page4-page IntroductionIntroduction toto GreenGreen AnarchyAnarchy andand Anarcho-PrimitivismAnarcho-Primitivism!! ##99 SummerSummer ‘02‘02 IssueIssue FROM A CERTAIN POINT ONWARD, THERE IS NO TURNING BACK. 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ByBy PrimalPrimal RageRage 1. THE PURPOSE OF THIS ARTICLE 2. AUTONOMY IS OUR GOAL 3. IN DEFENSE OF WILDNESS The purpose of this article is to counter the authoritarian It seems apparent to us that the whole of civilization is “[N]o one in his right mind believes anything like real and limited advice offered by Ted Kaczynski in his piece, accountable for our current state, and that true autonomy will wilderness can survive very long if the techno-industrial system “Hit Where It Hurts” (GA #8). This is an offering of possi- be possible only from the destruction of that condition. The continues to exist.” This much is true, but few harbor notions bilities of revolt against civilization, and we point out that it is role of technology in this development (and the continuing of this) that civilization will die easily. This creates a multifaceted form one of many and we have no notions is undeniable. We agree of resistance. Our goals are twofold: to end the civilized of grandeur as to a vantage point of that the technological existence and to keep it from consuming all the wildness that ours. These are our words, an system is a more viable of remains. If we put all our efforts into doing one thing, we risk offering, to take what the reader many targets in the fight the possibility of having nothing left
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