23 years ago today in Gaza, British photographer Tom Hurndall was shot in the head by an Israeli sniper while trying to protect Palestinian children.
Humanity will never forget him
what's the uk's "fourth" city? i feel like the top 3 of London, Manchester and Preston are pretty settled but the 4th is pretty ambiguous, maybe Wigan, Poulton-le-Fylde, Bamber Bridge or perhaps Birmingham
Clement Meric, an antifascist killed in Paris almost 10 years ago in a similar manner, yet his death was never so globalized nor was he ever turned into a perfect victim martyr by the bourgeoisie media like a right winger was
In Chemnitz, Germany, a mural made by neo-fascists was covered by antifascists.
Quentin was a far-right activist who died during events that occurred while he was trying to sabotage a conference in France.
Let’s do this in Britain, but between Manchester and Liverpool!
Build a beautiful new alpha global city of Manchesterpool in the North West!
Build baby, build! The Indians are doing what we used to do in the 18th/19th century.
A city at the nadir of its post-industrial decline, with inner city neighbourhoods the police didn't even want to enter, affectionately known as "Gunchester".
These freaks are harking for a past that never even existed. *Go outside*
tell you what, someone should open a food hall featuring a range of street food vendors selling everything from burgers to tacos to Indian food, and everything should cost between £11 and £16
BBC Nationwide
August 1978
How Manchester City used to be!
Chairman Peter Swales on the big business at Maine Road and maximising their commercial revenue off the pitch, in order to create the best team in the country on it
Courtesy of BBC