Anarchist stickers

We’ve been busy here at irishanarchism.org, preparing, printing and distributing a series of eight new stickers for your viewing pleasure.  If you’d like to get your paws on a few then get in contact with the guys and girls of the WSM who are the main distributors of the series. You can find them here.

Whoever we vote for the IMF/ECB will win the Irish 2011 election.

It has become clear over the past 6 months that the real powers in Ireland are the IMF/ECB along with the wealthy Irish elite. Anarchists have always argued that ordinary people cannot vote our way out of our problems. Real change comes from organising at work and in our communities. No matter who gets voted in the wealthy remain in charge, and this is why we say that the elections are a dead end for change, and that real democracy isn’t ticking a box once every five years.

More information on the election 2011 and an anarchist perspective on it can be found here.

A longer analysis of the failures of parliamentary democracy can be found here. (It is much easier to read if you print it out with the PDF file)

And the Anarchist FAQ can be found here

Don’t Vote, Organise!

Vote No to the Public Sector pay deal

Here are some Anarchist opinions on why the deal should be rejected

Read here how things came to this.

Why the deal must be rejected - here

A WSM member, teacher and INTO member argues why teachers should vote no here

A leaflet produced by the C.P.S.U. (Civil and Public Sector Union activists group against the deal - leaflet

Here are some general resources on the general state of the economy.
A podcast in the general situation
NAMA
Why workers should not pay for the recession

Irish Anarchist Links

The W.S.M. is the biggest Anarchist organisation in Ireland. They are a socialist or what some people refer to as communist anarchist organisation. They argue the core points of anarchism – economic, social and individual freedom can be only be achieved through Socialism. The W.S.M. struggle to achieve this change through class struggle. This is a belief that ordinary people – working people, must organise themselves to achieve the change they want and don’t need politicians to tell us how to live our lives.

See their website

http://www.wsm.ie

Follow on twitter at

http://twitter.com/WSMIreland

Facebook

http://www.facebook.com/workers.solidarity

For announcements join

http://lists.wsm.ie/listinfo/announcements