We’re excited to report that Igor, one of the Operation Fenix arrestees who was framed for an imaginary attack, has finally been released from custody on bail. You can read updates at antifenix.noblogs.org

Here is a video of the attack against the police station in Athens, Greece that we mentioned in the Hotwire, during a demonstration in remembrance of murdered antifascist Pavlos Fyssas.

Indigenous Lax Kw’alaams folks and supporters are blocking the boats of a Malaysian-owned energy company Petronas, who are attempting to establish a liquid natural gas terminal on Lelu Island, unceded indigenous territory off the coast of British Columbia and an important habitat for shellfish and other aquatic life. They’re calling for material support; visit their website to find out more information.

Here’s a link to the website of the Taçanka anarchist collective in Ankara Turkey, who wrote the statement we read in the coverage of the protests in Turkey following the murder of peace demonstrators.

As soon as we get word about how to support or write to the imprisoned Hambacher Forest rebel, we’ll share it. In the mean time, you can get updates on their website.

Animal rights activist Tyler Lang’s sentencing was moved to December 18th at 10:30 am. Tyler recently accepted a non-cooperating guilty plea to a single count of “conspiring to travel in interstate commerce with the purpose of damaging an animal enterprise”… aka vandalizing a fur farm, freeing about 2,000 mink, and causing between $120,000 and $200,000 in damage. Please come out and support him in court if you’re in the Chicago area!

The To Change Everything tour is still chugging along; check out their blog here, as well as the official tour site to check if the tour will be coming through your town in it’s last few days.

If you have two seconds and/or few extra bucks lying around, please consider bopping over to Submedia.tv and helping our comrades out during their taco-sourcing campaign. For even a small donation you’ll get some sick prizes, and might even experience some of those warm fuzzy feelings that we in the business like to refer to as “mutual aid” and “solidarity.” Let’s help them continue to expand their already extensive, unapologetic and irreverant front-lines coverage of global anti-capitalist and anti-colonial struggles– and help keep our favorite floating face… you know, afloat.

From November 28th through December 12th, mobilizations against the COP21 summit will be taking place in Paris, France. Organizers report that “during the Summit, 195 governments and business leaders will gather to decide useless measures in order to ‘reduce greenhouse gas emissions,’ but we know better: these quotas and policies as just another way for rich countries to grant themselves the right to pollute with impunity. Multiple days of demonstrations and discussions will be held during the conference; come with your initiatives and your will to create other ways of living, far away from the dictates of the economy.”

Some upcoming bookfairs: The Helsinki Anarchist Book Fair will take place on October 24–25, and the London Anarchist Book Fair is also on the 24th. And there will be an anarchist book fair in Tallinn, Estonia on November 15th, as well.

This news came in post-recording but we wanted to mention that Bomani Shakur (aka Keith laMar) began a hunger strike to protest his and 3 others conditions on Ohio’s Death Row. Shakur is one of five inmates who have been handed a death sentence by the State of Ohio for their participation in the infamous lucasville prison uprising in 1993. In October Bomani lost his final appeal and could have his execution date set soon.

Here are the addresses of the two prisoners with birthdays that we mentioned at the end of this episode. They’re a little bit past now, but please still consider sending them a card!

Edward Goodman Africa #AM–4974
SCI Mahonoy
301 Morea Road
Frackville, PA 17932
{October 31st}

Ed Poindexter #27767
Nebraska State Penitentiary
Post Office Box 2500
Lincoln, Nebraska 68542
{November 1st}