The final piece from END:CIV is both a reality check and a call to arms. Can we really expect the power structures to change their destructive ways by asking nicely? Do we have unlimited time to stop the destruction of the planet? The answer to both questions is no. If we are serious about defending the biosphere and abolishing the institutions responsible for the hyper exploitation of the land, we have to become a resistance movement and go beyond “feel good” symbolic actions.
Some of the most celebrated social justice victories of the 20th century are attributed to the great pacifists of our time, Mahatma Gandhi and Martin Luther King. This constitutes a historical whitewash, as these “victories” were achieved when the state weighed its options and chose the lesser of two evils: the pacifists. In this segment Derrick Jensen, Lierre Keith, Aric Mcbay, Harjap Grewal, Gord Hill and Peter Gelderloos deconstruct the Gandhi myth and show us why militant action plays an important role in movements of resistance.
Last week the supposed defenders of the environment, A.K.A. the Environmental Non Governmental Organizations or E.N.G.O.s, cut a “deal” with timber industries to protect a large chunk of the boreal forest. On the surface this agreement looks good, but the entire deal was not published, only an abridged version was made available online. Some of the groups that took part of this deal are Greenpeace, the David Suzuki Foundation and Forest Ethics.
The one aspect of this “accomplishment” that they are not publicizing is that they struck it without consulting with the First Nations, the original human inhabitants of those lands.
As we face increasingly catastrophic environmental destruction, it is imperative that we seek guidance from those who “managed” the environment sustainably for over 10,000 years.
This short piece from “END:CIV” is a visual interpretation of Derrick Jensen’s Second Premise from ENDGAME:
Traditional communities do not often voluntarily give up or sell the resources on which their communities are based until their communities have been destroyed. They also do not willingly allow their landbases to be damaged so that other resources—gold, oil, and so on—can be extracted. It follows that those who want the resources will do what they can to destroy traditional communities.
“I don’t know if you know this, but the original draft of the movie star wars was not written by Lucas, the original draft was written by environmentalists. And it’s a little bit different”
Those were the first words I ever heard Derrick Jensen speak, and my world view has never been the same since. The year was 2006 and I had just moved to New York City to work for Democracy Now!. I was taping the Community Solutions conference, a peak oil convention held at Cooper Union. Unlike the other speakers, Derrick did not talk about about solar panels or wind turbines. He spoke of our culture’s systematic destruction of the planet and of the failure of the environmental movement. After hearing his talk, I immediately sought out his books and the first seeds of END:CIV were planted.
The “Star Wars” piece is one of Derrick’s best analogies, one that delivers a precise critique of mainstream environmental groups.
Directed by Franklin López, Motion Graphic support by pussykrew. Production assistance by Paul Clarke, Annette Fick, Rosalee Yagihara and Chris Bevacqua.
“I want to live among people who are conscious that we live in a war. A war against life, against the spirit. I want to live among people who don’t look down at their feet, or won’t look you in the eyes when you speak of struggle or insurrection, because In their heart they know they have surrendered, and because—maybe, just maybe—they never really hated the system. Among people who have not been bought, who did not take the pills they were offered, because they preferred to struggle with their feeling of pathologized anxiety than to live in the dead zone. People who don’t pretend to be struggling when it is obvious that what they are doing is turning a battlefield into a garden. I want to be in a place where the war is admissible.”
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[Noticias de la Guerra Social] In the early hours of Wednesday, April 27, 2016, at about 2am an anonymous shadow approached and left an incendiary device in the doorway of the Circle of retired prison officers located at José Toribio … Continue reading →
translation received anonymously: Translator’s note: This sabotage took place during the ongoing movement against the “loi Travail” (the work act). The university of Tolbiac is on the frontline of this struggle in Paris. This rampage was commented in the bourgeois … Continue reading →
(WOS note: Here are links to the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd communiques of the new phase of ITS.) from Maldición Eco-extremista, translated by “Chahta-Ima”: “ITS is in Argentina” That was part of the message that we left along with an … Continue reading →
from Maldición Eco-extremista: Merely being an eco-extremist propagandist, I am forced to pay attention to reactions of anarchist and leftist readers to the actions of ITS and other eco-extremist groups. The first reaction I encounter is usually one of disgust. … Continue reading →
(WOS Note: Here are the first and second communiques of the new phase of Individualists Tending toward the Wild (ITS), both in Mexico. This translation by “Chahta-Ima” with some edits.) From maldicionecoextremista: We are curare arrows of the ancients against … Continue reading →
from contrainfo, translated wos: During the night between the 19th and 20th of November we placed an incendiary device on a lateral conductor on the tracks of the Turín-Milán line. Onward with the sabotage of the tentacles of the system! … Continue reading →
From Contrainfo, translation WOS: Communique received February 11, 2016 Below we leave some words from anarchist compañera Mónica Caballero in relation to the logic and functioning of the respect unit (m-R) in multiple prisons in the Spanish State. With the … Continue reading →
Text from Contrainfo, translation WOS; also see this report from the press: Santiago, Chile, February 11, 2016 On February 11, we headed for the intersection of Pedro Lagos and Arturo Prat, where the Chilean gendarmerie have their Center for Social … Continue reading →
we receive and publish an extract from an article about the attack, followed by a translation of the communique claiming the attack: In the fourth anti-GMO terrorist event in Latin America this year, the Mexico-based organization Alianza Pro Transgenicos (Alliance … Continue reading →
from contrainfo, transl. waronsociety: The reasons to act, motivations, and urgencies remain. Also in many the excuses to not do it remain. We will always consciously choose the first option. Saturday, July 4, minutes before the “copa américa” began, which … Continue reading →
from contrainfo, transl waronsociety: Chikomoztoc, July 3, 2015. “But how can we pretend that one dies in time who has never lived in time? It would be better if they had not been born. This is what Nature desires for … Continue reading →
from refractario, transl. waronsociety: Claudio Lavazza’s contribution to the “Days of Resistance and Solidarity” held March 26-28 in Athens organized by the Assembly of Solidarity with Political Prisoners and Imprisoned and Accused Fighters. The compañero remains imprisoned in the dungeons … Continue reading →
from contrainfo, transl waronsociety: Chikomoztok, July 8, 2015 The company ICA (Civil and Associated Engineers) is the giant of infrastructure in Mexico. The construction of freeways, urban complexes, hydroelectric plants, airports, refineries, metro stations and more, are the areas that … Continue reading →
translation we receive and publish (original is at contrainfo [pdf]): Pachuca, Hidalgo, November 13 2014. With this statement, some groupuscules of “Wild Reaction” (RS), will respond to the text “Some ideas about the present and the future” from “Ediciones Isumatag” … Continue reading →
from contrainfo, transl waronsociety: 1st Message: Declaration of Permanent War Everyone get out! “Bakunin said that revolutions are three quarters fantasy and a quarter reality. The important thing is realizing where the fantasy that leads to the explosion of generalized … Continue reading →
from contrainfo, translated by waronsociety: Don’t vote them in, kick them out! “As writers of an essay of political philosophy, the Invisible Committee affects a strong contempt for speculation and a marked penchant for practice. And this is good, above … Continue reading →
from contrainfo, translated by waronsociety: Several months ago, the communication media falsely attributed to us a series of attacks on various targets in different parts of the Mexican republic, for which reason we want to present the following: 1. The … Continue reading →
from contrainfo, transl waronsociety: At almost two months into the liquid hunger strike of compañerxs Juan Flores, Nataly Casanova, and Guillermo Durán, today [June 5th] one of the most important demands was achieved: compañero Enrique Gúzman was moved from prison … Continue reading →
from contrainfo, translated by waronsociety: In the morning of April 14 of this year, we left a book-bomb in the facilities of the University of Mexico Valley (UVM), on its Coacalco campus in Mexico State. The explosive was addressed to … Continue reading →
from contrainfo, translated by waronsociety: The morning of May 14 of this year, we prepared a fire extinguisher full of dynamite, black powder and phosphorous powder with a homemade slow-fuse detonator. We abandonded it on the outskirts of the Cuautitlán campus … Continue reading →
Since the outset of civilization, technology has been yet another instrument of domination among those of power. In recent decades telecommunications have acquired an important role in the imposition of progress in various areas of the planet. Telefónica stands among … Continue reading →
15/12/2018 A revolt broke out in the CPR [Reception and Repatriation Centre] of Bari Palese tonight, a few days after an attempt at a mass escape. According to what the forces of order declared to the press, some prisoners set … Continue reading →
The book Guerra alla natura. Riflessioni sugli ultimi sviluppi delle manipolazioni genetiche in campo agricolo e zootecnico [War on nature. Reflections on the recent developments of genetic manipulation in the field of agriculture and zootechnics] (Ed. Monte Bove) is out … Continue reading →
We have prepared another video: Radical Anarchists in the BUR 2018 (eng) Video on our website: https://a2day.net/radical-anarchists-in-the-bur-2018/ Video on mega.nz: https://mega.nz/#!g84HAI7A!vTqEyXZiqtKtzLSsp19AqW1J_gimOSu7Kr-BOZHu270
In the early hours of 24/10 we set fire to a van of DITIB in Wienerstrasse. We chose the twentieth anniversary of Sehid Ronahi-Andrea Wolf’s death as the day of our action. Andrea was murdered twenty years ago by fascist … Continue reading →
In the early morning hours of December 2nd, 2018, within the context of the G20 meeting in Buenos Aires, we detonated an explosive device that caused the destruction of a Santander Rio Bank branch located in Flores, Buenos Aires. We … Continue reading →
The request for release on bail concerning the last person in prison for the Quai de Valmy case was definitively rejected by the Chamber of sentence enforcement, appeal jurisdiction of sentence enforcement Judge (JAP). He will remain locked up in … Continue reading →
[PDF for Printing] (8.5×11) Fire Ant is a quarterly publication focused on spreading the words of anarchist prisoners and generating material solidarity for our imprisoned friends. Begun as a collaboration between anarchist prisoners and anarchists in Maine, Fire Ant seeks … Continue reading →
video: In the night of New Year’s Eve and despite the heavy rainstorm approximately 200 comrades were gathered outside the Petrou Ralli Detention Centre to change the year with the migrant people … Continue reading →
Among the London anarchist events that see out the year are annual noise demos at HMP Brixton and HMP Pentonville, where pots are rattled, whizzers whizzed and bottle rockets set off as people walk around the jail reminding prisoners that … Continue reading →
Contribution from La Rebelión de las Palabras for the meeting taking place in Santiago, Chile on 23rd December in combative memory of nihilist-anarchist comrade Sebastian Oversluij, “Angry”. The meeting was also within the context of Black December and internationalist anarchist praxis. 5th year since Sebastian’s death during a bank expropriation. From the S […]
Columns of smoke escaping from the roofs of the rich district of Elbchaussee, helicopters turning in the sky. By far, that was what let some early-bird residents guess that something was going on, perhaps beyond the statements of the riot police and secret services. A crowd of hooded people pursued their goal of publicizing their […]
We’re glad to finally present Issue 3 of Trespass Journal! https://www.trespass.network/?page_id=1472&lang=en In this issue, which is online and freely distributed, you’ll find a translation from English to Dutch of a journal article about how a moral panic was generated to enforce the criminalisation of squatting in the Netherlands and a translation to […]
https://anathema.noblogs.org/post/2019/01/08/volume-4-issue-12/ Philadelphia Anarchist Publication In this issue: 2018: Year in Review Challenging Infrastructure Beyond the State What Went Down It’s Robbin’ Season Selling Out the Neighborhood From Cyntoia to Bolsonaro Monkey Wrenches and Black Banners Wendy Trevino Poem
[PDF for Printing] (8.5×11) Fire Ant is a quarterly publication focused on spreading the words of anarchist prisoners and generating material solidarity for our imprisoned friends. Begun as a collaboration between anarchist prisoners and anarchists in Maine, Fire Ant seeks to raise material aid for anarchist prisoners while fostering communication between an […]
On the last day of the year we slashed the tires of two cop cars parked outside their precinct. This attack was carried out in revenge, specifically for the police brutality against anarchists in Philly this summer, and in general for all the indignities, small and large, that police cause every time they do their […]
Responsibility claim for the arson attack against the Courthouse in Wedding Europe-wide raids and house-searches. Arrests and extraditions. Informers and denunciations. The joyous chaos of the summit days and the confirmation of the loss of control forces the State to react. The reactions are noticeably more hostile than they have been for many years. Direct […]
Black December means action and memory, and, like any initiative of direct attack, it comes to life and continues when there is a will to go from words to deed – to break with the normality of the capitalist social routine and the comfort of civic life. Always prepared for action, we liberate ourselves from […]
In March 2018, a major crisis erupted around an obscure political consulting firm called Cambridge Analytica.It was discovered that the firm had acquired the private data of millions of Facebook users and was putting it to the service of its clients in political campaigns. The revelations attracted attention in part because the company is owned by a conserva […]
Alongside government repression, what poses a greater threat to the yellow vest movement—the reactionaries who are participating in order to present themselves as the alternative to Macron’s neoliberalism, or the reformists who aim to replace horizontal self-organization with new party structures and legislation? In the following analysis, we show how these […]
The president is drawing on two decades of bipartisan support for crackdowns on traffickers to secure support for his agenda at the border. The post Trump Has Turned the War on Trafficking Into a War on Immigrants appeared first on Infoshop News.
The Supreme Court declined to hear an appeal from ExxonMobil regarding Massachusetts Attorney General Maura Healey’s climate change investigation Monday, a decision legal experts called a “crushing blow” to the oil giant. The Court’s decision could have implications beyond the state of Massachusetts as Exxon is forced to hand over documents detailing what it […]
Since November 2018, the yellow vest movement has created a political crisis in France and posed thorny questions to radicals worldwide. In the following report, we detail the yellow vest actions from December 8, 2018 to January 5, 2019, recounting how the yellow vest movement defied the calendar—that age-old device for limiting revolutionary movements. The […]
The U.S. military is finally withdrawing (or not) from its base at al-Tanf. You know, the place that the Syrian government long claimed was a training ground for Islamic State (ISIS) fighters; the land corridor just inside Syria, near both the Iraqi and Jordanian borders, that Russia has called a terrorist hotbed (while floating the idea of jointly administe […]
In the United States, growing segments of the population are undergoing a period of profound politicization and polarization. Political elites are struggling to maintain control as increasing numbers of people seek out alternatives on the left and the right. In the wake of the 2016 presidential election, political organizations on the left have grown signifi […]
The idea of a "Green New Deal" has been raised in response to the threat of climate and ecological catastrophe. Two such proposals are analyzed here and counterposed to the program of revolutionary libertarian ecosocialism. The post A Green New Deal vs. Revolutionary Ecosocialism appeared first on Infoshop News.
In the run up to the Indian general strike being called for the 7th, we interviewed an Anarchist from Muktiwadi Ekta Morcha (Libertarian Solidarity Front) in Bhopal, India. The post Interview with Anarchist from Muktiwadi Ekta Morcha appeared first on Infoshop News.
Before giving the details of my forthcoming talks I need to mention a few things. First off, I should mention that I have posted write-ups of my previous two talks in Nottingham – Peter Kropotkin: Science and Syndicalism and The 1848 Revolutions: An Anarchist Perspective – along with an article Propertarianism and Fascism. As noted in the introduction to bot […]
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An update from the Anarchist Library: Fall 2015 Getting old? or just the weather... Languages: Social Media: Mirrors: How to help: The Libraries: October 4, 2014: a shiny new library April 2014 December 2013 update (2) The bright side The dark side December 2013 update October 6th, 2015 An u […]
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Author: Raoul VaneigemTitle: Beyond the ImpossibleDate: 2012Notes: Published in L’Impossible #2, April 2012. Translated from the French by NOT BORED! on 16 May 2012.Source: Retrieved on 17th January 2019 from http://www.notbored.org/beyond-the-impossible.html
Author: Raoul Vaneigem, Javier UrdanibiaTitle: Six Questions for Raoul VaneigemSubtitle: “A Radical Change Is At Our Door”Date: 2007Notes: Questions posed in French by Javier Urdanibia. First published in Castilian in La Felguera #12, 2007. Printed in French as part of Vaneigem’s book L’Etat n’est plus rien, soyons tout [Editions Rue des Cascades, 2010]. Tra […]
Author: Raoul VaneigemTitle: The Prisons Must Be DestroyedDate: 2004Notes: Written by Raoul Vaneigem in 2004. Translated from the French by Jordan M.L., 2005. Footnotes by NOT BORED!, except where noted.Source: Retrieved on 17th January 2019 from http://www.notbored.org/prisons.html
Author: ziqTitle: Indigenous Anarchy & The Need for a Rejection of the Colonizer's "Civilization"Date: 2018-11-12Source: Retrieved on 2019-01-12 from https://raddle.me/wiki/Indigenous_Anarchy
Author: Claustrophobia CollectiveTitle: Towards an Alliance of Flames in Each Indignant HeartDate: Spring 1998Source: Retrieved on 1/10/19 from https://web.archive.org/web/20020622185754/http://www.charm.net:80/~claustro/outlaw/alliance_of_flames/default.htm
Author: Alex TrotterTitle: Workers Against WorkSubtitle: Reviewed by Alex TrotterDate: From Anarchy: A Journal of Desire Armed #51, Spring/Summer 2001,Source: Retrieved on January 1, 2019 from https://web.archive.org/web/20011205102625/http://www.anarchymag.org:80/51/review_workers.html
Author: John ZerzanTitle: Guy Debord - RevolutionarySubtitle: Reviewed by John ZerzanDate: From Anarchy: A Journal of Desire Armed #44, Fall/Winter 1997-'98, Vol. 15, No. 2Source: Retrieved on January 11, 2019 from https://archive.org/details/AnarchyAJournalOfDesireArmedNoTwo
Author: Pierre-Joseph ProudhonTitle: The Principle of FederationSubtitle: and the Need to Reconstitute the Party of RevolutionDate: 1863Notes: Translated by Richard Vernon. Only the first part and the first chapter of the second part are translated, as these were what Vernon considered "the theoretical core of the work". Introduction and preface by […]
Author: Fredy PerlmanTitle: The StraitSubtitle: Book of Obenabi. His SongsDate: 1988Notes: Black and Red, Detroit.Source: Scanned and OCR'd from the original book by a librarian
Author: Murray BookchinTitle: The Ecology of FreedomSubtitle: The Emergence and Dissolution of HierarchyDate: 1982Notes: Converted September 2018; Published by Cheshire Book
Author: Rosa BlatTitle: My anarchismDate: 2018Notes: This text was written following the publication of « Contre l'anarchisme, un apport au débat sur les identités. [1]» It isn't a conversation with the peddlers of ideas who let themselves spit sneakily on a diverse stream they are incapable of understanding. It is though a ''response to […]
Author: LLTitle: Notes on the CommuneDate: Spring 2012Notes: footnotes references at end are missing the textual reference.Source: copied out of Lawless: a manual for war
Author: AnonymousTitle: The Witch’s ChildDate: April 23, 2011Notes: Available in additional formats at https://resonanceaudiodistro.org/2018/04/14/the-witchs-child-audiozine-2/Source: Retrieved on December 28, 2018 from https://unsettlingamerica.wordpress.com/2011/04/23/the-witchs-child/
hi anon. along the lines of ba@'s suggestion, i propose thinking and acting as much as possible on what anarchy means to you, including practicing it with whomever feels right for you. presumably that means talking about it (or at least the ideas) with people, because--as you note--it can be challenging to figure out how to be anarchist in today's […]
i would put it this way: there is no non-violent part of government. all aspects of government rely on the concentration of power and the monopoly of violence. without that authority/monopoly, no one would have to listen to anything any government official says. with that authority, even if that branch doesn't have armed officers, we're encouraged […]
Awareness is entirely different from fear, it's not relevant to action like you say. The revolutionary tactics, creativity and strategy comes from a different part of your brain. Authority is based on the power of fear, but I do not believe it is always the cause. I think the reason is, reality is chaos, incompatible with the fearful mind.Reality is s […]
Did you consent to have a state and a government? Did you consent to subject yourself to the power of the police force? Did you consent to being born in a capitalist society? Have you tried to live without being part of the capitalist system? (Squot somewhere, dumpster dive, steal internet or live off the grid or sth etc?... pretty shitty existence, it is. N […]
Although my family growing up wasn't strongly Christian, I grew up with similar (if not explicitly delineated) ideas around love. Recently I have been thinking a lot more about love from a slightly different perspective. A group I am involved with has been reading "All About Love" by bell hooks, who, as I have mentioned elsewhere, is a major i […]
i like to think (ha) that there's a critical eye that comes with being an anarchist. a skepticism about at least a category of assumptions (human nature, "natural order", rights, a variety of things...). of course there are plenty of non-anarchists who have that eye, and plenty of anarchists who don't, but... this definitely speaks to why […]
i'm on the last book of the terra ignota trilogy, by ada palmer, who has a very interesting, confusing, philosophical take on a sort of bolo'bolo style society (barring the extremely significant size limitation, among other things) that includes two different groups i would call anarchic (the blacklaws and the utopians), within a larger context tha […]
I could waffle about ideology until the cows come home, but I’ll try to be concise and avoid waffling. No promises though. I do like the the wording of the question - ‘role’ highlights the performative nature of ideology, which I’ll circle back to.I’ve seen the word ‘ideology’ used to mean anything from a very narrow and inward facing system of ideas or beli […]
Long answer: I navigate this by doing what I can to live to my ideals as best I can in the moment, while also recognizing that I live in a world ruled by and filled with things I hate. I live in a place where not working is not an option for me currently. My job requires a car, and in that car I log thousands of miles driven per year (honestly tens of thousa […]
i do not think the fundamental concepts that constitute the basis for anarchist thought are in any way complicated or require any particularly intellectual skills or approaches to grasp.i do think that many of the writings (and often discussions) that attempt to express and elaborate on (or in far too many cases, "define") these concepts can be ove […]
i think that anarchist art of whatever sort is art that encourages people to challenge their own assumptions around authority, hierarchy, power, etc.also, i would call most epigrammatic writing anarchist, since by its structure it requires people to engage their own interpretations and imaginations. obviously the content could be non-anarchist, but in this c […]
i'd say that consent is agreeing to something when one believes one has the option to not-agree to it. there are limitations to that definition, including that to believe one has an option, one must have already imagined alternatives, ie, my definition puts a lot of responsibility on the individual consenting or not-consenting. that might or might not b […]
no, it's not. anarchy is not just the absence of officially/internationally recognized government. it's also the absence of tribal or other kinds of feudalism, warlords, capitalism, etc. i don't know much about somalia except for what one can glean from mainstream news sources, but i believe there are many hierarchical institutions still opera […]
ok first off this is only my response, not the anarchist response. to me it seems the opposite of anarchic to believe there is a singular correct response to any issue, though i imagine that was just unfortunate wording? anywho, having skim read the essay my response is an eye roll. the essay is steeped in the stalest of formal academic philosophy. talk o […]
One doesn't seize power without force, in most cases (waiting for the Gandhi reference...) So if one assumes maintaining a government, probably a military is required. That's gross. Not to say that martial formations might be needed at times, but a standing military class of specialists seems to carry the seeds of hierarchy and domination pretty in […]
Different, but the Centralia Massacre, where IWW Wesley Everest was castrated and lynched following a confrontation between the wobs and the American Legion.
some would say "freedom of speech" is irrelevant because counter protests and disruptions are not the same thing as government censorship and repression some would say its a slippery slope some would say its self defense in response to people who are using that speech as a tool to enact an authoritarian nightmare and put people (maybe you or me?) i […]
The alienation concept is ultimately what better got me to understand "the anarchists" and anarchist philosophy. To live and to not be able to express yourself, or to feel disconnected from the things that other people are saying and doing is not fully living.So, when I have this feeling that I'm living in a world that is alien to me, I find t […]
Athens, the Revolutionary Struggle trial: Statement of anarchist Jean Weir to the terror court of Korydallos wp.me/pIlyk-lN6 years ago
International Conspiracy for Revenge – FAI/IRF takes responsibility for arson of a school in Manado (Indonesia) wp.me/pIlyk-lL6 years ago
International Conspiracy for Revenge – FAI/IRF claim bombing and call for global actions in solidarity with prisoners of FAI-Indonesia Eat… 6 years ago
Mexico: Responsibility claim for armed attack on a municipal police patrol car in the municipality of Valle de Chalco in EdoMex… 6 years ago
‘Long-Live Luciano Tortuga Cell – International Conspiracy for Revenge – FAI / FRI’ attack electrical substation with incendiary device in… 6 years ago
October 5th, 2012: Call for Day of Action Against Mexican, US & Canadian Consulates & Embassies wp.me/pIlyk-lq6 years ago
