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• Hardline movement
  ...oactive drug|drugs]] or modern medicines. Instead Hardliners are expected to follow a strict dietary regimen. ...an Muttaqi]] of the band [[Vegan Reich]]. The Hardline philosophy was said to be rooted in '''one ethic''' (the sacredness of innocent life), but in real
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• Operation Gladio
  ...extent of its activities during the [[Cold War]] era, and its relationship to [[right-wing]] [[terrorism|terrorist attacks]] perpetrated in Italy during ...it is sometimes called "Super NATO". "Operation Gladio" was first brought to light in Italy, and became the informal name for the stay-behind organizati
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• anarchist round table
  opposition to the work-for-the-dole scheme when it was introduced but ultimately unsuccessful campaign to gain access for beneficiaries
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• libertarian municipalism
  ...patina when so-called "political parties" attempt, in various power plays, to occupy the offices that make state policy and execute it. This kind of "po ...-an excrescence of society that has no real roots in it, no responsiveness to it beyond the needs of faction, power, and mobilization.
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• falsifiability
  ...ical experiment that would show the assertion to be false. It is important to note that "falsifiable" does ''not'' mean false. Popper noticed that two types of statements are of particular value to [[Wikipedia:scientists]]:
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• Christian Anarchism
  ...esus]]. This has caused them to be critical of [[government]] and [[Church authority]]. Some believe all individuals can directly communicate with God, which ne ...Day]], [[Ammon Hennacy]], [[Leo Tolstoy]] and others constantly refer back to the words of Jesus in their social and political texts. For example, the ti
  28 KB (4,198 words) - 15:27, 31 March 2009
• February 16
  discovers he needs to refine one of the recipes labor movement militant, imprisoned & exiled for his opposition
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• January 12
  [[1493]] — [[Sicily]]: Last day for all [[Jew]]s to leave. ...ing her away from Claire & the Shelley household. Some question lingers as to whether Byron or Shelley was the child's father.
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• Anarchism in China
  The origins of '''Chinese [[anarchism]]''' are traceable to the early [[Chinese Nationalist]] movement. The predominance in the late [ ...as promoted by groups like the [[Chinese Assassination Corps]] was similar to the widespread use of heroic self-sacrifice and assassination by Russian an
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• Thelema
  ...'': to will, wish, purpose. Early Christian writings use the word to refer to the will of God,<ref name="de sales">Pocetto, Alexander T. [http://www4.des ...e correctly called the Abbey of Saint Francis, by the way), but he claimed to have received the Law of Thelema ... from a Higher Intelligence which conta
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• An Anarchist FAQ - Is "anarcho"-capitalism a type of anarchism?
  ...reflect some kind of debate within anarchism, as many of these types like to pretend, but a debate between anarchism and its old enemy, capitalism. In m ...ity of the right "libertarians" have also tried to appropriate "anarchist" to describe their authoritarian politics is something almost all anarchists re
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• homosexuality
  ...ef> The exact proportion of the population that is homosexual is difficult to estimate reliably,<ref name="levay">LeVay, Simon (1996). ''Queer Science: T ...f being male or female), and [[gender role|social gender role]] (adherence to cultural norms defining feminine and masculine behavior)."<ref name="brief"
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• anarchism in Cuba
  ...esus Márquez, Saturnino Martínez (an [[Asturias|Asturian]] immigrant to Cuba) founded the periodical ''La Aurora'' in 1865. Directed at tobacco wor ...RE), following an "each to his contribution" line, as opposed to the "each to his need" line of the anarcho-communists.<ref name="Casanovas"/>
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• Sacco and Vanzetti
  The case continues to excite controversy today, on two fronts: * '''Conformance:''' the question of whether the trials were fair to Sacco and Vanzetti.
  62 KB (9,708 words) - 23:32, 28 March 2012
• An Anarchist FAQ - Why do most anarchists support direct democracy?
  ...consensus an alternative to direct democracy?|Is consensus an alternative to direct democracy?]]|What does anarchism stand for?}} .... . to think that mere opposition to political control will in itself lead to an end of oppression." [John P. Clark, Max Stirner's Egoism, p. 93] Thus th
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• An Anarchist FAQ - What ethical views do anarchists hold?
  ...iderably, although all share a common belief in the need for an individual to develop within themselves their own sense of ethics. All anarchists agree w ...udes within society as well as within individuals. An anarchistic approach to ethics therefore shares the critical individual investigation implied in mo
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• An Anarchist FAQ - Does anarchism require "perfect" people to work?
  ...r a free society to work?|Aren't most people too stupid for a free society to work?]]|Why is voluntarism not enough?}} ...that human beings need to be "perfect" for anarchy to work. They only need to be free. Thus Christie and Meltzer:
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• Theses on Anarchism After Post-Modernism by Bob Black
  ...by social experience. Then again, they may be the self-serving dictates of authority, or once-useful formulations which, in changed circumstances, no longer ser ...why they want it, and why they want everybody to want it. In other words, to put our cards on the table.
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• Indonesia
  Constitutional guarantees of religious freedom apply to the six religions recognized by the state, namely Islam (86.1%), Protestant ...risen in eastern Java. Gadjah Mada, the empire's chief minister from 1331 to 1364, succeeded in gaining allegiance from most of what is now modern Indon
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• Nazi Germany
  ...a [[Totalitarianism|totalitarian]] [[dictatorship]] that existed from 1933 to 1945. As in the preceding [[Weimar Republic]] era, the state was officially ...dissidents in the [[genocide]] known as the [[Holocaust]]. The state came to an end in 1945, after the [[Allies of World War II|Allied Powers]] succeede
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