Noise demonstrations took place outside the home of a former CEO connected to the building of the Mountain Valley Pipeline (MVP) and at a shareholder meeting in downtown Pittsburgh.
Author: Filler Collective
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Revisiting “The Relevance of Max Stirner to Anarcho-Communists” Two Years On
I hope this essay continues to enjoy the circulation it’s seen so far, and continues to help clarify conscious egoism, which I consider more than ever to be an extremely valuable monkey-wrench in the toolbox of revolt.
Who is the Gender Abolitionist?
Representation is dreadfully incapable of telling the gender abolitionist who can be called a friend.
Office Of Michael Rosfeld’s Lawyer Shot Up Overnight
The Monroeville office for Patrick Thomassey, the lawyer for former East Pittsburgh Police Officer Michael Rosfeld, was shot up overnight after Rosefeld was found not guilty in the shooting death of Antwon Rose on Friday.
Pittsburgh: No One is Surprised
A white cop can shoot a black kid three times in the back and get away with it.
Every Cook Can Abolish Governance, Part 3: Sobriety and Sabotage
If you work in a kitchen, no one in your crew should ever have to buy paper towels again.
Pittsburgh: Thousands Confront Trump & Fascism — It’s Going Down
On Tuesday, October 30th, thousands of people took to the streets of Pittsburgh to mourn the passing of 11 people at the hands of an Alt-Right white nationalist, who attacked the Tree of Life synagogue several days ago for their work in supporting refugees and immigrants.
Proud Boy-Affiliated III%er Group to Rally in Philly
All out against the alt-right in Philly on November 17th.
Keystone United Exposed — Philly Antifa
In September, Philly Antifa announced, “For the next 30 days, every day, we will be profiling/exposing a member or supporter of Keystone United (KU) and Keystone State Skinheads (KSS). We will be largely concentrating on Pennsylvania fascists, with a few exceptions.”
Philly Antifa not only followed through, but they even threw in a few bonus boneheads.
Pittsburgh: Autonomous Actions in Solidarity with the National Prison Strike
This is an incomplete list of autonomous actions taken in solidarity with the (inter)national prison strike. It is comprised of several anonymous photo submissions and brief report-backs, all of which were sent in to Filler prior to the strike’s start on August 21st.
PITTSBURGH: Night March in Solidarity with the National Prison Strike
Sometime after midnight on Saturday, August 18th, a dozen or so anarchists rolled up on a Skull Fest (it’s a punk fest) show with a sound system, flags, banners, and goodie bags full of road flares, black masks, and pamphlets about the National Prison Strike.
