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PROPERW Atrd IAW AHE BOR![ PROPERWAtrD IAW AHE BOR!["-{; TOg$TS'EH TS€$H Arson Zine Bibliography/ RecommendedReading Becausea WrhiteMan'll NeverDo It - Kevin Gilbert Communiqud#2: summer 200516 Acts of Rebellion:The lltard Churchill Reader- Ward Churchill .4gainstCivilization - JohnZerzan (Ed.) Blood on the Wattle;Massacres and Maltreatmenrof .4boriginalAustralians since 1788 Invitution to an Insurrection ; (third editiod - Bruce Eider k -J:t i, Green.4narchy magazine #'s 18,I9,20 - various Endgame:The Collapse of Cit'ilizationand the Rebirth of Con'tmuniry- Derrick Jenserr .'1,Green History of the llorld; TheEnvironment and the Collapseof Grear Civilization.s- ClivePonting Thel'lazi Doctors;Medical Killing qnd thePsychologt of Genocide- Roben Jay'Lifton Catalyst;The Birth and Death of Cit,ilization(draft) - Kevin Tucker SpeciesTraitor Journal #/ - various 'My -7-rs-&I-':I-.$ITISometimesit seemslike the horrorsare hardly evensupriiin!?ily-morel Nameis Chellisand I'm in Recovetyf'om lVesternCi,-ilizatton '- ChellisGlendinning TheBook of Pleasures- RaoulVaneigem TheParty's Over; Oil, War,and the Fate of Industrial Societies- RichardHeinbers Anatomyof HumanDesn uctiveness - Erich Fromm The War practice It'sffi.ilH{'ffim like we're all eitherbeaten unconscious or blissfullvunaware: of the Flea; Guerilla WatfareTheory and - RobertTaber Feral Revolulion- FeralFaun .il'tjG On the RoadAgain; Direct Action tJnderg.ouncl- Anon. Eitheryoulve taken in somuch brutal trui[ ca!'t take in anymore, At Daggers Drawn; with the existent, it's defenders,and itsfalse critics - Anon. ArmedJoy - Alfredo Bonzurno il.'G:,: RuminationsFrom a Dead Tonguezine -N. or yoll were neverreally payin ayingattention to be Rolling Thunder#l - Crimethlnc Fire and lce: Disturbingthe Comfortable it E"G and Comfortingthe Disturbed llhile Tracking \:i Either somuch hellyou can't Our WildestDreams - LaurelLuddite & SkunklyMonkly ir In the Absenceof the Sacred; The Failure of Technolog,,and the Sur.viyalof Inrlian i',': Nations - Jer'ryMander or you'vebeen asleep this whole time. j IrI--- (Someof whichare available rvithin Australasia from the anarcho-bookr.vorms ai BeatingHeafts Press: www.beatin gheartspress. com) Acknowledgements. Many thanksto Kevin Tucker for his invaluableassistance with the draftof'Its TwistedSoul' thatappears here, his sinceagreeing to co-authorthe piece(the Slavery. final versionwiil hopefullyappear in a future issueof SpeciesTraitor or GreenAnarchl). his fantasticoriginal contributionto this issue,and his help with U.S distribution.Thanks also to John,Deegan and the rest of the crew at Green.Anarchy,for their encouragement and support,and for publishing'we Television. Are Not Separate'inits originalform in G,A#19. Thanksespecially to friends old and new for the insights,feedback and rvisdomof their ic Radiation. letters.Apologies to thosewhose letters I dearlywanted to includebut for which therervas I1ospace. FossilFuel Depletion. Adve rt i sing Exe cut iv e s Back Cover. Text: JeremyBentham, Pic: Palm lsland(from http://itwillbethundering, resist, ca) Dedication. For L, who makesthis world rvorthfighting for. Thereused to ustbe four Horsemenof theApocalypse. \' Enragedthat everyplace I go is inaccessible evenwhen they'vealtered the barhroomsinside because it's rhe law when a chair still can'rger up rhe outsidestairs or in the door At the braillesigns inside elevarors where rhere are none ourside ir Furiouswith ignorance& aparhythose smug cousins in everyfamily I can'tshut my heart to the pain rhudding all aroundus Here in my handsare all the facesof rhoseI ve seenbegging in doorways,on freewayramps, on sidewalks beggingfor changefor a mealor a drink whosedesperation is now againstthe law This is just the scratchedraw surfaceof my anger which is fueledby the righteousness of knowing we don't haveto live this way 'We couldembrace our profoundconnections and our deepdifferences learnfrom eachother Honor eachorher beginro livewirhout torturing If you aren'ras angry as I am we probablyshouldn'r try to talk to eachother becauseI'm furiouswith your fearof anger I'm angry that othersare always telling me that they feelthem sameway I do but chey'reafraid to sayso or they don't know how or theyd losetheir job or their lover Ifyou canspeak you can be angry if you can'tspeak bang your fork If you'refurious with me becauseI haven'tmentioned something you'reangry about get busy & write it yourself There is no suchbeast as roo angry I'm a canarydown this mine of aparhy singing& singingmy yellowthroat on 6re with this sacredholy purifring spirit of anger For AyofemiFaloyan with the terri$'ing idea_that-wearingfur rnakes a woman sexy or speciai WE ARE NOT SEPARATE with the largestslave labor force in the world which is called the u.s.bureau of prisons An Introduction to Arson #2 Sick of everyonewarching light-Flled shadows on a screen more imporranr than life that your averagecirizen spends Weare not separqtebeings, you and I. more rime adoring those shadows than l4/eare dffirent strands of the sameBeing. speaking to their own children I'm Furiouswith my incoherence Youere me and I amyou my inabiliry ro afFectalmost everything in my life qre I m angry wirh everyonewhot said some appallingly and we are they and they us. stupid thingo about peacepipes or pow wows or rorem pol., o."tipi. Thisis howwe're nteantt0 be. Furious thar the accepredways ro solve our pain euchofus one, are to pay somebody to listen to us eachof us all... or to adopr some parry line withour deviation Ec preach ir to everyoneelse - or ro ger high LeonardPeltier or to buy yet another piece of crap we don,r realiy need or to disappearinro games Anqy wirh organized.& disorganizedreligions which 6ll It couldbe saidthat this issueof lrsoiu hassomething of a theme.It was peoplet lives with ignorant laws or hocus pocus o, .orrii.r.. not originallyintended to be so, but, for severalreasons, this is how it evolved. th.m that p"in i, hoty although I reservemost of my venom for Next issuewill rnostlikely be a returnto the chaosof the first issue,with all the catholic chrrrch which ruined my life with lies kinds of materialon all kinds of subjects,but let's worry aboutthat when it I'm srill unravelins I'm angry thar " happens.Right now I'm thinkingsome kind of introductionto this issueis in none of us lives ro our potenrial order. that we ve frighrened into being rhe leasrwe can be with the exceptionof the occasionalcampaign to protecta specific to survive placefrom a specificthreat (Lake cowal in New Southwales, for instance).it Outraged rhat so much is swept under rugs seemsto me thereis preciousIittle unity betweenindigenous and anarchist that we can barely walk struggles all overthe globe.That this shouldbe as true,or evenmore true, here Furious that almosr everyonestill uses rhe world blind in Australia,where the indigenouspopulation have been subject to absolutely to mean ignorant or insensitiveor clumsy indisputdblegenocide, and where the invasionand colonization of their that landhas millions of treesare slaughteredto prinr romance novels takenplace without a shredof legality, or spy chillers withctutone square inch ctf lancl ceded by & every kind of wall street garbage treaty by the indigenouspopulation, is (or shouldbe) shocking.when you takea until I'm ashamed stepback and think aboutthe vastiniustice that this verynation as we know it is to pur words ro paper at all foundedupon, and comparethis in size and scopeto tire struggleagainst this Mosr of us can hardiy funcrion veryinjustice, it beggarsbelief. What are we doing? poisoned by corporare nonsense I think the enormityof the problemis parl of what causeswhite/non- assaulredwith indigenousanarchists and radicals to keeptheir distance. We haveno ideawhere unnecessarychemicals making to start,and we all too often fall into the trap of a politicsof (racial)guilt - somebody who hates us a nice fat profit feelingbad because we havethe samecolour skin asthe peoplewho perpetrated Angry that my back hurts all the time from clean-ing the genocideand continueto forcibly deny indigenoussovereignty - which the housesof the lazy wealthy for 20 years hardlyinspires and empowers us to act, nor one of whom is as andso we endup doingnothing. (l don't intelligenr,creative, or powerful as I am at all wantto belittlethe efforlsof thosewho do get activein campaigns rhat I'm going like, for fngry to die this angry & probably nor be able ro change a damn thinq & whether I have a piece ofpaper or not instance,the Lake Cowal Campaign- I'm sayingthese folks shouldhave a All the piecesof paper all the degreesare burning up in my anger whole bunchmore people jumping on board,so we can broadenand intensifo Everyone will have to face each other as human tlre strugglebeyond just protecting little parcelsof landwhen they're threatened I'm sick of everyone who asks by somenasty corporation), \Yhat do you do? Some whiteinon-indigenousradicals might argue that we have no responsibilityto lendourselves to indigenousresistance, or indeed,that we have fu though some corporate tirle or college bs no commoncause in the first place,that our livesand communities and histories is an identity are so fundamentallydifferent that it's perfectlynatural for our strugglesto I want to tie up all the white supremacistsinto crosses remainseparate. I'm concernedthat tl'ris flawed thinking might be informingour set 6re to their hatred choicesmore than we careto admit,so I wantto takea little time to give my take I want to 6ght back with every tendon of my weary body on this. run by a mind who remembers the toilet taste of jail food knows rhe brutaliry of nut houses We Are All Indigenous.We all, everyone of us,have roots in ancient arms that remember straitjackets 6c forced drugs & the screams communitieswhose ways of life were (and perhapsstill are) infinitely more of women being dragged off to shock torture harmoniousand healthythan the industrialdeath sentence we live witl-rnow. Whilefew of us liveon theland our ancestors originally did - the bloodyera of knowing that to speak up too loudly means to be killed conquestand colonialism has spread us, Europeans especially, far andwide - we becausedecent people are still connectedto it; we are still indigenousto it.
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