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The Revolution of Everyday Lif 101 WAYS ^ i I A <A. \ m~. < i^^ \ 1^ • S.f- jl \ tjt liftilliNI^liJ^jwmj "252 74 "9 6 7 69' N. OUT N'DW BRIGHT EYES " MORN,N3 WIDEAWAKE. ITS BRIGHT EYES OIQirAlASHINADJOrTAlURN BOmNB soon MAYDAY BUSH.DOKARAOKE-CDOUT6 21 SADDLE CREEK WWW.SADDL£-CRE£K.COM -S?" an antidote to corporate monoculture books cooperation zines strategies CDs celebration DVDs shirts inspiration hoodies autonomy posters liberation prints justice stickers resistance infoshopnow.com : EDITORyPUBLISHERS Jen Angel & Jason Kucsma from your editors CULTURE EDITOR WEB DESIGN Eric Zassenhaus Derek Hogue Okay, so we don't exactly have a list of 101 vyays to commit a crime in this issue. First, you have to deal ECONOMICS EDITOR INTERNS with the sticky issue of the difference between "criminal" and "illegal." There are plenty of things that Arthur Stamoulis Melissa Cubria while not technically illegal, are downright criminal. The fact that over 45 million Americans were without MEDIA EDITOR VOLUNTEERS health insurance in 2003 (according to the National Coalition on Health Care), while not illegal, is most Catherine Komp Mike McHone Sheryl Siegenthaler certainly criminal. But on the other hand, graffiti, while technically illegal in many areas, is also a valu- PEOPLE EDITOR able form of artistic and cultural expression that many people do not consider criminal. Keidra Chaney PROOFREADERS Mike McHone. Kristen SEX &GENDER EDITOR Schmidt. Hal Hixson So let's think about this for a second. Like most Americans, you probably break laws every day. from driv- Brian Bergen-Aurand Elliot Adams. Scott ing over the speed limit to consuming marijuana. Do you deserve to be punished? Maybe so. The ability Puckett POLITICS EDITORS to define what is criminal is powerful. How is it that all of these everyday acts are criminal yet injustice, Chad Jones infoSHOP workhorse such as the healthcare crisis, goes unpunished? This contradiction seems to be the basis of the American & Mariana Ruiz Evan Morrison criminal justice system, does it not? REVIEW EDITOR COVER THIS ISSUE Keith McCrea by Andrew Stern But in five short years of existence, Clamor has come to be known for its positive response to a political www.andrewstern.net LAYOUT & DESIGN and cultural environment that is all but fucked. We could spend an entire issue dwelling on the dark sides Jason Kucsma of criminality (that would actually be kind of fun), but that's just not our style. Ok. so we do talk about graffiti, criminalizing HIV transmission, eco-terrorism, trespassing, and corporate pollution. But. in keep- TOOLS ing with our tradition of shining a light on the poorly lit margins, this issue has plenty of stories about Thanks to a generous donation. Clamor is individuals and communities responding to criminality in a way that shifts the balance of power toward designed using licensed Adobe software. people who have been denied access to individual and collective power. Abby Sewell (p. 32) invites us to ADVERTISING Portland, Oregon where the community developed a response to crime in their neighborhood when the po- Rates and deadlines available upon request. lice exacerbated rather than diffused a crisis. Cary Miller (p. 60) highlights a number of examples where Please call 419-255-3020 or visit www.clamormagazine.org/advertise the countercultural punk/activist individuals have developed strategies for dealing with sexual assault within their communities rather than rely on the police or the U.S. judicial system to mediate conflict. PRINTING Westcan Printing Group Ben Tanzer (p. 38) and Michael Brooks (p, 49) highlight individuals and organizations that are working to Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada provide crucial public defense resources for Individuals who find themselves on the "wrong" side of the Phone: 866-669-9914 law — often as the result of conditions that have nothing to do with committing any crimes. Clamor is a bi-monthly magazine. Single copies are $4.50 ppd and 6 issue subscriptions are $18 While we have you here, we'd like to introduce you to our brand new Politics Section editors Chad Jones ppd in the US (Outside of the US single issues are $6 and a 6-issue subscription is $25 in US and Mariana Ruiz. We're very fortunate to have them join the ever-growing Clamor editorial team, and Funds). Checks may be made payable to Become we're confident that they will continue to bring the insightful, challenging, and innovative perspectives on The Media. politlcs-as-usual that you've come to expect from us. You can read more about Chad and Mariana, along BACK ISSUES with the rest of the Clamor crew at www.clamormagazine.org/about. Available at www.infoshopnow.com DISTRIBUTION Finally, you may notice that this issue is out a bit earlier than normal. We're making some room on the Clamor is distributed to stores and distributors newsstand for our exclusive "five years of Clamor interviews" issue that will be released this summer on by Big Top Newsstand Services. 2729 Mission via our online infoSHOP Street Suite 201, San Francisco. CA 94110-3131 the newsstands. This issue won't only be available on the newsstands and so [email protected] subscribers and loyal Clamor readers can pre-order their copies at www.infoshopnow.com. Clamor is also available through these fine distribution outlets: AK Press, Armadillo, Desert Thanks for reading! Moon. Doormouse, Gordon & Gofch, Ingram, IPD, Kent News, last Gasp. Media Solutions, Milligan, One Source, Small Changes, Stickfigure, Tower, and Ubiquity .et^(?^w-^ Clamor (ISSN 1 5-34-9489) is published six times a year (Jan/Feb. Mar/Apr. May/Jun, Jul/Aug, Sept/ Oct. Nov/Dec) ©2005 in the US by Become The Media Incorporated I PO Box 20128 Toledo, OH 43610 I Phone 419.243.4688. iiiifliiiK^'irmi Postmaster Send address changes tO: Clamor Magazine Clamor's mission is to provide a media outlet that reflects the reality of alternative politics and culture in a format PO Box 20128 that is accessible to people from a variety of backgrounds Clamor exists to hll the voids left by mainstream media. Toledo, OH 43610 We recognize and celebrate the fact that each of us can and should participate in media, politics, and culture We publish writing and art that exemplify the value we place on autonomy, creativity, exploration, and cooperation. Periodicals postage paid at loiedo, OH Clamor is an advocate of progressive social change through active creation of political and cultural alternatives. 8 rP HPRHAR @ 08 Where Clamor Readers Have Their Say Number 33 I July/August 2005 CULTURE 10 artcrime: new strategies in creative intervention 12 Billboard Liberation Front byiapii 1 ^C\ 14 Shopdropping by Melissa Cubria mM^. 15 The Suicide Club by Katie Renz 1^ 1^^ 16 NYC'S SWOON by Zach Dempster ,•' H ^^^ S^W 1 Reclaim the Streets by Zach Dempster ^Bi^m^'Ji P-^ 19 God Bless Graffiti Coalition bytheGBGC ^H^K^ 20 San Francisco Print Collective bylapil J 21 Infiltration by Katie Renz l^^u SEX AND GENDER 24 Questions Concerning Criminal Transmission by Laura Jones 28 A History of HIV/AIDS compiled by Laura Jones 28 Another Day in Prison by an mmate at Cottee Creek 29 Two Stories of Mukhtaran Bibi by Yasmin Nair PEOPLE 32 Organized [against] Crime by Abby Seweii 36 My Friend, the Accused Eco-Terrorist by Chris Arsenault 38 First Defense Legal Aid by Ben Tanzer ECONOMICS 42 Corporate Crime vs. Street Crime by Edward Burch 47 Sun Oil: Ohio's Fire-Breathing Dragon by Rachel Belz 49 Southern Center for Human Rights by Michael Brooks 50 Land For Those Who Work It by Pauline Bartolone MFnifl 53 Investigate This ... If They Let You by Andrew Steizer 56 Newsbreakers Brand of Media Criticism by Brandon Swanson 58 A Citizens' Win Over Fake News by Kristian Knutsen and Catherine Komp POLITICS 60 Communities Respond to Sexual Assault by Cary Miller 63 We Are Here Because You Hire Us by Chris Newman 65 Thought Criminals on Campus by Agent Automatic MURMURS 67 What We're Talking About... HERE 74 On the Island of Cyprus by Sezgi Yalir o U1 n Please address letters to [email protected] or write us at PO Box 20128 Toledo. OH 43610 Letters may be edited for length. Not all letters received will be printed. SELLING OUT THE REVOLUTION? dent art and media producers whose projects we're PROPS FROM THE HEARTLAND distributing. 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  • Ecoterrorism: Environmental and Animal-Rights Militants in the United States

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    UNCLASSIFIED//FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY 07 May 2008 UNIVERSAL ADVERSARY DYNAMIC THREAT ASSESSMENT Ecoterrorism: Environmental and Animal-Rights Militants in the United States EXECUTIVE SUMMARY The term ecological terrorists,1 or ecoterrorists, refers to those individuals who independently and/or in concert with others engage in acts of violence and employ tactics commonly associated with terrorism to further their sociopolitical agenda aimed at animal and/or environmental protection. The ecoterrorist movement is a highly decentralized transnational network bound and driven by common ideological constructs that provide philosophical and moral justification for acts of violence against what it perceives to be the destructive encroachment of modern society on the planet’s habitat and its living organisms.2 The ecoterrorist movement represents the fringe element of the broader ecological and animal- rights community that argues that the traditional methods of conserving and preserving the Earth are insufficient, and is willing to use violence as the principal method of the planet’s defense against anyone “guilty” of exploiting and destroying the Earth. (U//FOUO) The overall strength of the movement is impossible to determine given that individuals who take part in ecoterrorist activities generally lack a common profile and exercise a high level of operational security. Nonetheless, ecoterrorists are known to have a global presence and are particularly active in the industrialized West (North America and Western Europe). In the continental United States (CONUS), militant ecological and animal-rights activists are geographically dispersed and operate in both urban and rural settings. The movement has demonstrated a great deal of tactical and strategic sophistication.