Ozone, Dug, Turtle, Georgette, Al D., eds., Earth First! Journal 21, no. 7 (1 August 2001). Republished by the Environment & Society Portal, Multimedia Library. http://www.environmentandsociety.org/node/7062.
INNARDS
- THE NONVIOLENT USE OF GUNPOWDER
- DEAR SFB: LETTERS TO THE EDITORS
- HOWL FOR FREE: SENTENCED TO NEARLY 23 YRS
- THE CRIMINALIZATION OF ECOLOGY
- LOCKDOWN SOCIETY
- CONFRONTING OPPRESSION AT FALL CREEK
- PROTESTING THE WTO MINISTERIAL IN QATAR
- A NEW MONOPOLY
- RADICAL ENVIRONMENTALISM IN ISRAEL
- FOLLOWING THE HEART OF THE ECOWARRIOR
- GIVE UP ACTIVISM
- DEEP ECOLOGY, EARTH FIRST! AND ANARCHISM
- FROM RIOTS TO SABOTAGE
- GLOBAL ANTI-GE DIRECT ACTION ROUNDUP
- TUCSON LUXURY HOMES TORCHED
- DEAR NED LUDD
- BLANK WALL: WILD ROCKIES EARTH FIRST!
- ARMED WITH VISIONS
- NONVIOLENCE & “VIOLENT” CONSEQUENCES
- HYPOCRISY IS THE GREATEST LUXURY
- CLINTON’S ROADLESS POLICY: FACT OR FRAUD?
- ENVIRONMENTAL NEWS OF THE WEIRD
- CORRESPONDING WITH TIMOTHY MCVEIGH
- PRISONER SUPPORT
- SUBSCRIPTION INFO
- EARTH FIRST! DIRECTORY
Dear Ned,
All my life I’ve wanted to experience the joy of massive blackouts; you know—anonymous sex, partying in stalled elevators, looting malls—but we’re just sitting here with the lights on. Plus, it seems that we do not only have power for us, but we’re helping to keep California from blackout fun as well. What can we do?
Please advise,— THE CASCADIAN ILLUMINATI
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