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	*[http://www.crimethinc.com/a/rt/ Rolling Thunder Page]		*[http://www.crimethinc.com/a/rt/ Rolling Thunder Page]

-	[[Category:Zine]] [[Category:Anarchist]]	+	[[Category:Zine]] [[category:Zines from the U.S.A.]][[Category:Anarchist]]
	[[Category:2000's publications]]		[[Category:2000's publications]]
	[[category:North Carolina Zines]]		[[category:North Carolina Zines]]
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-	'''Rolling Thunder''' is an anarchist periodical edited and published by one cell of the [[CrimethInc. \| CrimethInc. ex-Workers Collective]]. It's participants offer this in it's defense:	+	'''Rolling Thunder''' is an [[Anarchism\|anarchist]] periodical edited and published by one cell of the [[CrimethInc. \| CrimethInc. ex-Workers Collective]]. It's participants offer this in it's defense:

	''"It is our attempt to offer a wild-eyed, fire-breathing, militant periodical that can cover the adventures of a dissident high school student skipping class as easily as a street riot that sets an embassy aflame: that neither reduces the organic impulses of revolt to inert theory nor prioritizes conventional activism over the subversive elements present in every other walk of life but instead focuses on sharing the stories of those who step out of line (that is, of all of us, in our finest moments) and sharing the skills developed in the process (not to mention the poetry) so that many more may do so and do so more boldly and so that liberty and community and all those other beautiful things may triumph."''		''"It is our attempt to offer a wild-eyed, fire-breathing, militant periodical that can cover the adventures of a dissident high school student skipping class as easily as a street riot that sets an embassy aflame: that neither reduces the organic impulses of revolt to inert theory nor prioritizes conventional activism over the subversive elements present in every other walk of life but instead focuses on sharing the stories of those who step out of line (that is, of all of us, in our finest moments) and sharing the skills developed in the process (not to mention the poetry) so that many more may do so and do so more boldly and so that liberty and community and all those other beautiful things may triumph."''
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		+	[[category:North Carolina Zines]]

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InvisibleFriend — Wed, 21 Feb 2007 21:42:29 GMT

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	[[Category:Zine]] [[Category:Anarchist]]		[[Category:Zine]] [[Category:Anarchist]]
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	[[Category:Zine]] [[Category:Anarchist]]		[[Category:Zine]] [[Category:Anarchist]]
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Alanlastufka at 18:17, 28 January 2007

Alanlastufka — Sun, 28 Jan 2007 18:17:28 GMT

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-	Rolling Thunder is an anarchist periodical edited and published by one cell of the [[CrimethInc. \| CrimethInc. ex-Workers Collective]]. It's participants offer this in it's defense:	+	'''Rolling Thunder''' is an anarchist periodical edited and published by one cell of the [[CrimethInc. \| CrimethInc. ex-Workers Collective]]. It's participants offer this in it's defense:

	''"It is our attempt to offer a wild-eyed, fire-breathing, militant periodical that can cover the adventures of a dissident high school student skipping class as easily as a street riot that sets an embassy aflame: that neither reduces the organic impulses of revolt to inert theory nor prioritizes conventional activism over the subversive elements present in every other walk of life but instead focuses on sharing the stories of those who step out of line (that is, of all of us, in our finest moments) and sharing the skills developed in the process (not to mention the poetry) so that many more may do so and do so more boldly and so that liberty and community and all those other beautiful things may triumph."''		''"It is our attempt to offer a wild-eyed, fire-breathing, militant periodical that can cover the adventures of a dissident high school student skipping class as easily as a street riot that sets an embassy aflame: that neither reduces the organic impulses of revolt to inert theory nor prioritizes conventional activism over the subversive elements present in every other walk of life but instead focuses on sharing the stories of those who step out of line (that is, of all of us, in our finest moments) and sharing the skills developed in the process (not to mention the poetry) so that many more may do so and do so more boldly and so that liberty and community and all those other beautiful things may triumph."''
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	'''Issue 1, summer 2005'''		'''Issue 1, summer 2005'''

-	"The debut issue includes an extensive analysis of the preceding decade of direct action, feature articles on consent in sexual relationships and alternative conceptions of education, and testimonials from maniacs who squatted their own workplaces and set themselves on fire while fighting police… and that’s just the beginning! All told, this is 116 pages of radical commentary, history, poetry, artwork, fiction, parlor games (!), comics (!!), skills (e.g., “how to survive a police raid”), and culinary advice, all with an emphasis on personal narratives and celebrating the ways subversion thrives in the most unlikely places."	+	"The debut issue includes an extensive analysis of the preceding decade of direct action, feature articles on consent in sexual relationships and alternative conceptions of education, and testimonials from maniacs who squatted their own workplaces and set themselves on fire while fighting police… and that’s just the beginning! All told, this is 116 pages of radical commentary, history, poetry, artwork, fiction, parlor games (!), [[comics]] (!!), skills (e.g., “how to survive a police raid”), and culinary advice, all with an emphasis on personal narratives and celebrating the ways subversion thrives in the most unlikely places."

	'''Issue 2, winter 2006'''		'''Issue 2, winter 2006'''
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	*[http://www.crimethinc.com/a/rt/ Rolling Thunder Page]		*[http://www.crimethinc.com/a/rt/ Rolling Thunder Page]

-	[[Category:Anarchist]]	+	[[Category:Zine]] [[Category:Anarchist]]

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InvisibleFriend — Sun, 28 Jan 2007 16:50:11 GMT

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	==External links==		==External links==
	*[http://www.crimethinc.com/a/rt/ Rolling Thunder Page]		*[http://www.crimethinc.com/a/rt/ Rolling Thunder Page]
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		+	[[Category:Anarchist]]

Circehouse at 16:01, 28 January 2007

Circehouse — Sun, 28 Jan 2007 16:01:49 GMT

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	'''Issue 3, Summer 2006'''		'''Issue 3, Summer 2006'''

-	"~~nternational~~ reports from last Mayday’s pro-immigrant rallies! Analysis of the Bush regime’s strategy to promote terrorism worldwide! Discussion of the latest wave of federal repression! Testimony from a convicted anti-war arsonist! Anarchist perspectives on and reports from the struggle against domestic violence! A tell-all interview with notorious graffiti artist(s) BORF! A shocking exposé on German pro-Zionist lunatics! A how-to guide to funneling resources out of universities! A spy’s-eye-view of immigrant labor in factory farming! A narrow escape from the flaming Pentagon on September 11, 2001! A history of direct action and rioting in queer liberation struggles! A cartoon recounting the riots at the canceled World Bank conference in Barcelona! A mad-lib for radicals with poor social skills! A satirical guide to writing reviews! Visionary storytelling, technical advice on computer security, eulogies and poster designs and more, more, more!"	+	"International reports from last Mayday’s pro-immigrant rallies! Analysis of the Bush regime’s strategy to promote terrorism worldwide! Discussion of the latest wave of federal repression! Testimony from a convicted anti-war arsonist! Anarchist perspectives on and reports from the struggle against domestic violence! A tell-all interview with notorious graffiti artist(s) BORF! A shocking exposé on German pro-Zionist lunatics! A how-to guide to funneling resources out of universities! A spy’s-eye-view of immigrant labor in factory farming! A narrow escape from the flaming Pentagon on September 11, 2001! A history of direct action and rioting in queer liberation struggles! A cartoon recounting the riots at the canceled World Bank conference in Barcelona! A mad-lib for radicals with poor social skills! A satirical guide to writing reviews! Visionary storytelling, technical advice on computer security, eulogies and poster designs and more, more, more!"

	==See also==		==See also==

Circehouse at 16:01, 28 January 2007

Circehouse — Sun, 28 Jan 2007 16:01:24 GMT

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-	Rolling Thunder is an anarchist periodical edited and published by one cell of the [[CrimethInc. ex-Workers Collective ~~\| CrimethInc.~~]]. It's participants offer this in it's defense:	+	Rolling Thunder is an anarchist periodical edited and published by one cell of the [[CrimethInc. \| CrimethInc. ex-Workers Collective]]. It's participants offer this in it's defense:

	''"It is our attempt to offer a wild-eyed, fire-breathing, militant periodical that can cover the adventures of a dissident high school student skipping class as easily as a street riot that sets an embassy aflame: that neither reduces the organic impulses of revolt to inert theory nor prioritizes conventional activism over the subversive elements present in every other walk of life but instead focuses on sharing the stories of those who step out of line (that is, of all of us, in our finest moments) and sharing the skills developed in the process (not to mention the poetry) so that many more may do so and do so more boldly and so that liberty and community and all those other beautiful things may triumph."''		''"It is our attempt to offer a wild-eyed, fire-breathing, militant periodical that can cover the adventures of a dissident high school student skipping class as easily as a street riot that sets an embassy aflame: that neither reduces the organic impulses of revolt to inert theory nor prioritizes conventional activism over the subversive elements present in every other walk of life but instead focuses on sharing the stories of those who step out of line (that is, of all of us, in our finest moments) and sharing the skills developed in the process (not to mention the poetry) so that many more may do so and do so more boldly and so that liberty and community and all those other beautiful things may triumph."''

Circehouse at 16:00, 28 January 2007

Circehouse — Sun, 28 Jan 2007 16:00:56 GMT

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-	Rolling Thunder is an anarchist periodical edited and published by one cell of the [CrimethInc. ex-Workers Collective \| CrimethInc.]. It's participants offer this in it's defense:	+	Rolling Thunder is an anarchist periodical edited and published by one cell of the [[CrimethInc. ex-Workers Collective \| CrimethInc.]]. It's participants offer this in it's defense:

	''"It is our attempt to offer a wild-eyed, fire-breathing, militant periodical that can cover the adventures of a dissident high school student skipping class as easily as a street riot that sets an embassy aflame: that neither reduces the organic impulses of revolt to inert theory nor prioritizes conventional activism over the subversive elements present in every other walk of life but instead focuses on sharing the stories of those who step out of line (that is, of all of us, in our finest moments) and sharing the skills developed in the process (not to mention the poetry) so that many more may do so and do so more boldly and so that liberty and community and all those other beautiful things may triumph."''		''"It is our attempt to offer a wild-eyed, fire-breathing, militant periodical that can cover the adventures of a dissident high school student skipping class as easily as a street riot that sets an embassy aflame: that neither reduces the organic impulses of revolt to inert theory nor prioritizes conventional activism over the subversive elements present in every other walk of life but instead focuses on sharing the stories of those who step out of line (that is, of all of us, in our finest moments) and sharing the skills developed in the process (not to mention the poetry) so that many more may do so and do so more boldly and so that liberty and community and all those other beautiful things may triumph."''

Circehouse at 16:00, 28 January 2007

Circehouse — Sun, 28 Jan 2007 16:00:13 GMT

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	Rolling Thunder is an anarchist periodical edited and published by one cell of the [CrimethInc. ex-Workers Collective \| CrimethInc.]. It's participants offer this in it's defense:		Rolling Thunder is an anarchist periodical edited and published by one cell of the [CrimethInc. ex-Workers Collective \| CrimethInc.]. It's participants offer this in it's defense:

-	''"It is our attempt to offer a wild-eyed, fire-breathing, militant periodical	+	''"It is our attempt to offer a wild-eyed, fire-breathing, militant periodical that can cover the adventures of a dissident high school student skipping class as easily as a street riot that sets an embassy aflame: that neither reduces the organic impulses of revolt to inert theory nor prioritizes conventional activism over the subversive elements present in every other walk of life but instead focuses on sharing the stories of those who step out of line (that is, of all of us, in our finest moments) and sharing the skills developed in the process (not to mention the poetry) so that many more may do so and do so more boldly and so that liberty and community and all those other beautiful things may triumph."''
-	that can cover the adventures of a dissident high school student skipping class	+
-	as easily as a street riot that sets an embassy aflame:	+
-	that neither reduces the organic impulses of revolt to inert theory	+
-	nor prioritizes conventional activism over the subversive elements present in every other walk of life	+
-	but instead focuses on sharing the stories of those who step out of line	+
-	(that is, of all of us, in our finest moments)	+
-	and sharing the skills developed in the process	+
-	(not to mention the poetry)	+
-	so that many more may do so	+
-	and do so more boldly	+
-	and so that liberty and community and all those other beautiful things	+
-	may triumph."''	+

	==Issues==		==Issues==