Feminist culture coming out of the 70s also incorporates many of the same themes.
The first one at the zine link, "Moral Revolution - Creating new values, undermining oppression, and connecting across difference" by Kriti Sharma is quite good.
What difference does it make? The point being that nobody should be sentenced for transporting pamphlets, regardless of what's in them. And the 30 year sentence? This is absurd.
I don't think they're necessarily afraid of what's in those pamphlets. I think they're trying to make people afraid to dissent, and I have to say they're having some success at it.
They're afraid of "We The People". They want us all too scared to do or say (or even think) anything about anything they do, no matter how heinous the crimes they choose to perpetrate against the citizenry of the "Land of the Free".
It doesn't matter if it was a gardening monthly, the charge was basically that his girlfriend was arrested and asked him to move it, and, something something terrorism.
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May I see the zine?
Wikipedia has an image of a few https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2025_Prairieland_ICE_detention...
There are some pretty standard anarchist / anti-government like zines.
You can find them on the various zine aggregators like: https://guides.library.illinois.edu/zines/online
Feminist culture coming out of the 70s also incorporates many of the same themes. The first one at the zine link, "Moral Revolution - Creating new values, undermining oppression, and connecting across difference" by Kriti Sharma is quite good.
What difference does it make? The point being that nobody should be sentenced for transporting pamphlets, regardless of what's in them. And the 30 year sentence? This is absurd.
Because we should be able to examine the evidence ourselves. It would let us, as a free people, decide whether this was overreach or valid.
I wanna see what the administration is so afraid of.
I don't think they're necessarily afraid of what's in those pamphlets. I think they're trying to make people afraid to dissent, and I have to say they're having some success at it.
They're afraid of "We The People". They want us all too scared to do or say (or even think) anything about anything they do, no matter how heinous the crimes they choose to perpetrate against the citizenry of the "Land of the Free".
I want to see the zine(s) so I can duplicate them and publish them at Kozubik.com.
It doesn't matter if it was a gardening monthly, the charge was basically that his girlfriend was arrested and asked him to move it, and, something something terrorism.
Yes, but it will cost you a 10 stretch.
You can see the titles here: https://theintercept.com/2025/11/23/prairieland-ice-antifa-z...
A zine about anarchy, apparently. But I can't find any details.