You can listen to this episode and/or download an MP3 file for it (30MB) on Archive.org here.
We start off the episode by talking about our recent travels and our animal rights protest in Geneva, anarchism in Barcelona, and a discussion on China – including Internet censorship, Tiananmen Square and recent protests. Katie also provides a critical perspective on the definition of ‘refugee’, based on her study in Geneva. Finally, we discuss true globalisation and the free movement of people around the world (not just for “legitimate” refugees).
Book Recommendation:
Occupy Everything: Anarchists and the Occupy Movement 2009-2011 edited by Aragorn!
Clips:
Gogol Bordello ‘Wonderlust King’, Lagwagon from the album ‘Live in a Dive’, Austin Powers, Propagandhi ‘Fuck the Border’.
*This quote that forms the title of this episode is taken from the Breakout Conference by the Cross Border Collective, which we discuss on this episode.
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