Update from Hambach: Action Day Ticker!

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The Ham­bach is a for­est in Ger­many pro­posed for lig­nite (brown coal) strip min­ing. There is cur­rent­ly a for­est occu­pa­tion under­way, as well as an action camp, and action days at the end of every month.

Sep­tem­ber 16th, 2014

from Ham­bach For­est

 

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Today, the new part of the Au­to­bahn, which they built to help fur­ther the ex­pan­si­on of the mine, will be opened with an of­fi­ci­al ce­le­bra­ti­on. Ap­pa­r­ent­ly, the po­li­ce chose the same day to dis­turb our re­sis­tan­ce in the fo­rest and on the mea­dow. They ap­peared as ear­ly as 8:00h this morn­ing and are gi­ving us trou­b­le since then. Fol­low us here today, we will re­gu­lar­ly pu­blish new up­dates, ti­ck­er-​style.

8:00 First ap­pearan­ce of cops in the fo­rest and on the mea­dow, buil­ding up to around 100 cops at 8:30
8:20 Per­son at­ta­cked by po­li­ce for now re­a­son, ex­cept as­king what they want
8:30 Re­mo­val of bar­ri­ca­des on the fo­rest paths, takes them about 2 hours
10:20 Po­li­ce are try­ing to evict beech town (tree oc­cupa­ti­on) de­s­troy­ing ever­y­thing on the ground – clim­bing units are pre­sent
10:30 Po­li­ce are amas­sing at plane han­gar close to mea­dow – we‘re no lon­ger re­acha­ble by car
11.​20 Po­li­ce van by the mea­dow oc­cupa­ti­on
11.​40 Po­li­ce and RWE on way to de­s­troy kit­chen near mea­dow
11.​50 Food packs for the po­li­ce (it locks that they want to work lon­ger)
12.​00 The ope­ning of the high­way A4 starts – 400 peop­le on of­fi­ci­al ope­ning (ho­no­red guests) The de­mons­tra­ti­on against it with 50 peop­le works, but not di­rect­ly by the ope­ning par­ty, 50 po­li­ce are there – traf­fic mi­nis­ter tal­king shit
12.​10 the bar­ri­ca­des to düren are evic­ted and the po­li­ce are blo­cka­ding the way to beech town
12.​28 the po­li­ce start to come on the mea­dow oc­cupa­ti­on, hid­ing duty num­bers. Po­li­ce­block from Aa­chen: (Li­cen­se Plate NRW-​4-​4623, pic­tu­re of po­li­ce stan­ding on the mea­dow )
12.​50 the of­fi­ci­al ope­ning at the high­way is over.
13.​10 po­li­ce „re­tre­ats“ a bit, lea­ving oa­k­town, a tre­e­hou­se oc­cupa­ti­on, for now.
13:20 Po­li­ce no lon­ger vi­si­ble on the mea­dow
13:25 News from the fo­rest – one har­vester (ma­chi­ne for cut­ting trees) is da­ma­ged (flu­ids lea­king out)
13:30 Peop­le are doing a sit­ting blo­cka­de in the Fo­rest, on the way to beech town oc­cupa­ti­on
13:40 A small group of peop­le got con­trol­led by Po­li­ce, one per­son ar­rested for lack of I.D.
13:40 Har­vester is dri­ve­able again, but is lea­ving the Fo­rest, pro­tec­ted by RWE and Po­li­ce
15:00 No more po­li­ce or oth­er en­emies in the Fo­rest – one se­cu­ri­ty car was pas­sing through the re­mo­ved bar­ri­ca­des, but left again quite quick­ly. The ti­cker will go on break for now, if there’s any more ac­tion we‘ll be up­dating again.

some pic­tu­res of today: 16.​09.​14

Eviction Underway at La ZAD du Testet

Last week, occu­piers buried them­selves in the ground to defend La ZAD du Testet. Pho­to from @seamymsg

Sep­tem­ber 16th, 2014

Occu­pied since Octo­ber 2013, the ZAD du Testet is one of the many “zones a defendre” which were cre­at­ed after the medi­a­ti­za­tion of the ZAD at Notre-Dame-des Lan­des in Octo­ber 2012. The col­lec­tive in Testet, a val­ley in the Tarn region of south­east France, is a mix of “zadistes, farm­ers, clowns and peo­ple in revolt”, resist­ing a dam project which would destroy a wood­ed, wet­land area with over 100 threat­ened species, to sup­ply 24 agro-indus­tri­al farms with water.

The squat­ted for­est was vio­lent­ly evict­ed in Feb­ru­ary 2014, the 10–20 oppo­nents chose to use non­vi­o­lent tac­tics, and then reoc­cu­pied. They were evict­ed again in May of 2014.

August 15, a larg­er re-occu­pa­tion was orga­nized, under heavy police and mil­i­tary atten­tion, with arbi­trary arrests and road block­ades pre­vent­ing build­ing mate­r­i­al from arriv­ing on site. August 25th, biol­o­gists came to give their exper­tise and fill out paper­work to approve the project, and evic­tions began. Peo­ple resist­ed with burn­ing bar­ri­cades and molo­tovs, and there has been almost dai­ly con­fronta­tion ever since. The region went under mar­tial law on August 31st, with the police chief declar­ing- “the law must remain strong”, and work­ers began cut­ting the for­est on Sep­tem­ber 1. A press release from the col­lec­tive against the dam- “Tant qu’il y aura des Bouilles” said- “…these new events show the dis­dain that the Tarn Region­al Coun­cil shows for dia­logue and for the oppo­nents of this project. We con­demn this show of force. This kind of behav­ior breeds rage, even in the most paci­fist of oppo­nents, and so one can under­stand that actions will become more and more rad­i­cal.”

Peo­ple have resist­ed in a vari­ety of ways- a hunger strike by locals in their 50s and 60s, numer­ous block­ades using trac­tors, fire, buried peo­ple, tripods, bulls, human chains etc, a 24/7 occu­pa­tion of the square in front of the city coun­cil, climb­ing on machines and in trees, and fight­ing on the ground. There are about 800 peo­ple against the project cur­rent­ly in and around the for­est, and they fre­quent­ly encounter tear gas, con­cus­sion grenades and rub­ber bul­lets. Today (Sep­tem­ber 15th) action cen­tered around the Gaza(d) tree­house, which still hasn’t been evict­ed, although 5 peo­ple were hos­pi­tal­ized (no thanks to the police, who blocked the ambu­lances). There are still quite a lot of peo­ple in the trees, and the actions are slow­ing or block­ing work every day.

There have also been numer­ous sol­i­dar­i­ty actions, from a high school walk­out in Gail­lac to occu­py­ing the offices of the dam con­struc­tion com­pa­ny in Nantes. The bour­geois media, per­haps afraid of anoth­er snow­ball effect like in Octo­ber 2012, has kept almost total silence about Testet, despite count­less reports of police bru­tal­i­ty. In addi­tion to the theft or destruc­tion by the police of med­ical sup­plies, food, vehi­cles, tents, sleep­ing bags, any­thing they can get their hands on, the farm­ers who stand to ben­e­fit from the dam and local sus­pect­ed facists have formed a gang with iron bars, rocks, dogs, molo­tovs and hunt­ing rifles- with as of yes­ter­day about 80 peo­ple, and they are patrolling the roads.

A last word from those on the ground: “Thank you to all who are mobi­liz­ing in sol­i­dar­i­ty with the strug­gle in Testet, every­where it’s the same thing, every­where the same sys­tem of rot­ten politi­cians who decide amoungst them­selves what they’re going to do and call it “democ­ra­cy”, and who have only one goal: devel­op their busi­ness­es to strength­en the choke­hold of this sys­tem of machines and tech­nol­o­gy on the nat­ur­al envi­ron­ment and peo­ple. Those who think they are pro­tect­ed are already dead. We refuse to be iso­lat­ed and so we strug­gle, we humbly resist.”

a film in french

web­site of the occu­pa­tion

 

Wetlands destruction and resistance

#TESTET #ZAD

#TESTET #ZAD

About an hour’s dri­ve north of Toulouse (sw France)  there is an area of wet­lands called the Testet, in the for­est of #Sivens . This is the last area of wet­lands (“Zone Humide” in French) in the depart­ment of the Tarn. It is home to rare and endan­gered species.

This area (13hectares) will be drowned by a dam. The pur­pose of the dam is prin­ci­pal­ly to irri­gate large-scale maize pro­duc­tion.

It will also be used to reg­u­late the lev­els of water in the riv­er Tescou, so that pol­lu­tion will be dilut­ed and the local author­i­ties can claim to respect Euro­pean envi­ron­ment leg­is­la­tion. The water can also be used if dif­fi­cul­ties arrive at the Golfech nuclear reac­tor.

Maize pro­duc­tion is not appro­pri­ate to this region, it is a high­ly pol­lut­ing form of agri­cul­ture. Euro­pean and French rules say that it should no longer receive sub­si­dies. (Dam financed by local, region­al and Euro­pean bud­gets)

The pro­ject­ed dam is not nec­es­sary, small­er, high­er dams exist upstream, and are not used.

The stud­ies of water avail­abil­i­ty and use, of the cost, impact and of the need for the dam are flawed and par­tial. (Local politi­cians who favour the project have inter­ests in the com­pa­ny which pro­duced the stud­ies — which just hap­pens to be the com­pa­ny which will pock­et the mon­ey for build­ing the dam.…)

Claims about the need to dilute indus­tri­al pol­lu­tion down­stream are non­sense: the milk coop­er­a­tive which used to pump efflu­ent into the Tescou has had fil­ters since 2006.

Envi­ron­men­tal­ists have been defend­ing the wet­lands for almost a year. Log­ging start­ed on the 1st of sep­tem­ber, the army and mil­i­tary police corps have com­mit­ed acts of vio­lence against non-vio­lent pro­tes­tors.

A hunger strike is in progress.

Hun­dreds of dam oppo­nents are active on the site ( block­ing roads, slow­ing the chain­saws, nego­ci­at­ing and demon­strat­ing). Oth­er activists are demon­strat­ing in front of local gov­erne­ment offices (and being sav­age­ly beat­en for their efforts)

Calls for the pub­lic to show oppo­si­tion to this unnec­es­sary and destruc­tive project are online.

Wel­come groups exist for par­tic­i­pants in direct action. The strug­gle is grad­u­al­ly grow­ing, all and any help is need­ed. Sad­ly, at the time of writ­ing the GIGN (spe­cial forces) are clear­ing resis­tance from the Zone.

Futher info:

http://collectif-testet.org/

http://tantquilyauradesbouilles.wordpress.com/

https://www.facebook.com/SoutienTestet

Direct actions against open cast mines in germany 2014 – mobilisation for a big blockade/action simultaneous to the COPs in Paris in 2015

On the 1st of August this year sev­er­al actions took place against brown coal min­ing in the rhineland in ger­many.

On the 1st of August this year sev­er­al actions took place against brown coal min­ing in the rhineland in ger­many.

One of the biggest open cast mines of europe are locat­ed in the mid­west of ger­many. Near to Cologne RWE, the biggest ener­gy provider of ger­many runs three open cast mines with an area of 160 km². With an emis­sion of ca. 100 mil­lion CO2 per year RWE is the biggest emit­tent of CO2 in whole Europe. Enough Prof­it for the high­ly indept­ed enter­prise, the loss of nat­ur­al resources for mil­lions of peo­ple of the glob­al south

The local con­se­quences of the brown-coal-minig are desas­trous. High­ly fer­tile soil gets digged away. Tens of thou­sands of peo­ple get reset­tled. Impor­tant ecosys­tems like the ham­bach for­est get cut down. To pre­vent the mines from flood­ing the ground­wa­ter gets pumped down. The neg­a­tive effects for the agri­cul­ture and wet­lands can be locat­ed even in the nether­lands which are ca. 60 km away. The grit and fine dust which are pro­duced by the biggest dig­gers of the world, which work 24/7 includes even radioac­tive par­ti­cles.

There was Resis­tance against the gigan­tic project for the whole time of RWEs eco­nom­ic activ­i­ty since the begin­ning of 1900. Some­times big­ger some­times small­er the resis­tance more­over col­laps­es because of the pow­er RWE devel­ops with lob­by­ism, cor­rup­tion and the under­cut­ting of admin­is­tra­tions, courts and local social com­mu­ni­ties.

For about 4 years a con­stant­ly grow­ing grass­rootsmove­ment tries to pow­er up the resis­tance against the pow­er gen­er­a­tion of coal on a local and nation­wide scale. With con­stant crys­talli­sa­tion points like the ham­bach for­est occu­pa­tion and a house project in the area, with cli­mate camps and help­ing to empow­er the local resis­tance move­ment with sup­port­ing cit­i­zen ini­tia­tives.

 

Embed­ded in the cli­mate camp this year a pow­er­ful action day took place.

The coal train which trans­ports the coal from the ham­bach open cast mine to the pow­er plant was blocked two times. On the the first block­ade chained them­selves to the rails of the coal train which trans­ports the coal of the mine called ham­bach to the pow­er plant and the sec­ond time two peo­ple roped down from a bridge above the rails.

Near­ly at the same time about 80 peo­ple moved the oth­er big mine Garzweil­er to block the infra­struc­ture. 2 Dig­gers were blocked 3 times with lock-on-actions and squattings.From 8 o’clock in the morn­ing to 10 in the evening the dri­vers of the dig­gers and the oth­er per­son­al in the mine had no calm minute.

It seems that more and more peo­ple want to take respon­si­bil­i­ty for them­selves to pro­tect ecosys­tems and nat­ur­al resources and begin to stop the worst effects of cli­mate change with direct actions against fos­sil infra­struc­ture.

 

Pho­tos of the action day:

Lock-on-action and climb­ing action (with oth­er pho­tos of the ham­bach for­est occu­pa­tion)

https://secure.flickr.com/photos/hambacherforst/with/14797606761/

Block­ade of dig­gers:

https://secure.flickr.com/photos/100963658@N02/sets/72157645681194248/

 

Mobil­i­sa­tion for a big infra­struc­ture block­ade simul­ta­ne­ous­ly to the COP21

Accord­ing to the next COP-meet­ing in Paris 2015 we want to invite peo­ple from all over europe to think about what to do. As we don’t want to have such a big depres­sion after the COPs 2009 in Copen­hagen again there is a ten­den­cy to organ­ise a big block­ade of infra­struc­ture of fos­sil fuel ener­gy pro­duc­tion simul­ta­ne­ous­ly some­where cen­tral­ly locat­ed in Europe. If you have ideas and want to dis­trib­ute them you can come to Cologne/Germany from the 3rd to the 5th of octo­bre. There will be acco­mo­da­tion and board.

Eng­lish call­out for the action ple­nary:

http://ekib.blogsport.eu/2014/08/23/invitation-action-plenary-meeting‑3–5‑oct-2014-in-cologne/

 

 

Earth First!

An activist from ausgeco2hlt

 

Unfor­tu­nate­ly the web­sites are not in eng­lish or the eng­lish blogs are not well oper­at­ed

www.ausgeco2hlt.de

www.hambacherforst.blogsport.de / http://hambachforest.blogsport.de/

http://ekib.blogsport.eu/

www.klimacamp-im-rheinland.de

 

 

Grow Heathrow eviction resistance

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WE DID IT, TOGETHER WE RESISTED AN EVICTION TODAY!

THANK YOU

everyone who helped resist the eviction at Grow Heathrow, the chefs, live band, bike powered smoothie makers, seed sowers, climbers, people locked on, Jonathan Goldberg for photos, organisers and more…

BUT….

Unfortunately this is not the end…

The Bailiffs may return any day without warning…

to try and evict Grow Heathrow once more… we will need to come togeth­er again for this…

Email us your phone num­ber if you want to be part of the phone tree or join the mail­ing list on the web­site: http://www.transitionheathrow.com  info@transitionheathrow.com

Come down and vis­it, stay and help the site run

Anti-fracking protestors join occupation of Cuadrilla site

14 August 2014

14 August 2014

At mid­day today, pro­tes­tors from Reclaim the Pow­er set up camp at Pre­ston New Road, at frack­ing com­pa­ny Cuadrilla’s pro­posed drilling site. Approx­i­mate­ly 1000 atten­dees will stay for six days, to take direct action and share skills and knowl­edge. They do so in sup­port of the local community’s fight against Cuadrilla’s plans to drill for shale gas in Lancashire.[1]

Last year, the Reclaim the Pow­er camp shut down Cuadrilla’s oper­a­tions in Bal­combe, Sus­sex for a week. The com­pa­ny lat­er announced that they would not frack the site, and the Bal­combe com­mu­ni­ty has set up an ini­tia­tive to sup­ply their area with renew­able energy.[2]

In 2011, Black­pool expe­ri­enced earth­quakes caused by frack­ing. Han­nah Jones from Reclaim the Pow­er said:

“Black­pool is where the frack­ing indus­try start­ed in the UK, and this is where it has to stop. Besides the dam­age it can cause to water and air local­ly, fracked gas can be as bad for the cli­mate as coal. We need ener­gy that’s sus­tain­able, demo­c­ra­t­ic, and afford­able, instead of cor­po­rate con­trolled fos­sil fuels.”

Since August 7th, a group of Lan­cashire grand­moth­ers, moth­ers, and chil­dren have been occu­py­ing a field on Pre­ston New Road – one of Cuadrilla’s pro­posed drill sites. Local res­i­dents hand­ed in a record-break­ing 14,000 objec­tions to a coun­cil con­sul­ta­tion on Cuadrilla’s plans.[3] When asked why the local women are occu­py­ing the field, Tina Louise from Lan­cashire said,

“The shale gas indus­try and Cuadrilla in par­tic­u­lar have not act­ed hon­est­ly in their deal­ings with our com­mu­ni­ty and are not to be trust­ed with the health and well-being of our chil­dren. We do not want them here and so are gath­er­ing to make sure we are heard and we are call­ing oth­ers to help us ampli­fy this. As air and water do not rec­og­nize coun­ty bound­aries, the defence is for every­body in the UK.”

[1] Press pack with more detailed camp infor­ma­tion avail­able. [2] http://www.theguardian.com/environment/2014/apr/17/balcombe-fracking-energy-community-renewables [3]http://www.foe.co.uk/news/14000-people-call-frack-free-lancashire

How to get to the camp

Pro­gramme (includ­ing march on Sun­day, day of action on Mon­day)

Reclaim the Power to come to North West England anti-fracking site

Reclaim the Pow­er, the action camp that shut down Cuadrilla’s oper­a­tions in Bal­combe for a week last year, will take place near Black­pool between 14 – 20 August. The pre­cise loca­tion of the camp will be revealed on the start­ing day.

Reclaim the Pow­er, the action camp that shut down Cuadrilla’s oper­a­tions in Bal­combe for a week last year, will take place near Black­pool between 14 – 20 August. The pre­cise loca­tion of the camp will be revealed on the start­ing day. An esti­mat­ed 1000 par­tic­i­pants from across the UK and local res­i­dents will take part in 6 days of direct action, train­ing, and work­shops as they join the dots between social, cli­mate and eco­nom­ic jus­tice.

More info in press releasePro­gramme

Workers evicted in protest against tar sands, USA

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July 17th, 2014 — from Swamp Line 9

Indi­vid­u­als from Six Nations and their allies have inter­rupt­ed work on a sec­tion of Enbridge’s Line 9 pipeline. The work stop­page began around 10am this morn­ing. Indi­vid­u­als involved asked work­ers to leave, assert­ing that the land is Hau­denosaunee ter­ri­to­ry guar­an­teed under the Haldimand deed, and that Enbridge’s work­ers were present with­out con­sent or con­sul­ta­tion.

“Mean­ing­ful con­sul­ta­tion isn’t just pro­vid­ing infor­ma­tion and going ahead with­out dis­cus­sion – it’s giv­ing the oppor­tu­ni­ty to say no and hav­ing a will­ing­ness to accom­mo­date.” says Mis­sy Elliot.

“Enbridge left a voice mes­sage on a machine with one per­son. That’s not mean­ing­ful – it’s not even con­sul­ta­tion.” Emi­lie Cor­beau, there in sup­port of Six Nations points out.

Those involved intend to host an action camp, fill­ing the time with teach-ins about Six Nations his­to­ry, indige­nous sol­i­dar­i­ty and skill shares cen­ter­ing on direct action.

The group states that they’ve tried the oth­er process­es avail­able to them and here out of neces­si­ty. “We’ve tried pur­su­ing avenues with the NEB, the town­ship and the Grand Riv­er Con­ser­va­tion Author­i­ty. Our con­cerns were dis­missed. What oth­er choice do we have if we want to pro­tect our land, water and chil­dren?” Mis­sy Elliot of Six Nations asks.

Under bill C‑45 the sec­tion of the Grand Riv­er adja­cent to the Enbridge work site and pipeline is no longer pro­tect­ed. Approx­i­mate­ly half a mil­lion peo­ple rely on drink­ing water pro­vid­ed by the Grand Riv­er.

“This isn’t just about line 9 – or North­ern Gate­way, Ener­gy East or Key­stone XL. This is about pipelines – all of them.” Daniell Boissineau, of Tur­tle Clan, asserts. “This is about the tarsands and how destruc­tive they are to expand, extract and trans­port.”

“This is a con­ti­nen­tal con­cern. It’s not just a Six Nations issue or an indige­nous issue. We share the respon­si­bil­i­ty to pro­tect our land and water as human beings.” Elliot states.

Germany’s Hambach Forest Occupation Calls for Solidarity and Support

Campaign_Poster_(CURRENT_NEW)+Greet­ings and Salu­ta­tions from the Ham­bach­er For­est Occu­pa­tio

Campaign_Poster_(CURRENT_NEW)+Greet­ings and Salu­ta­tions from the Ham­bach­er For­est Occu­pa­tion!

We are present­ly block­ing the expan­sion of the largest open­cast lig­nite mine in West­ern Europe with tree sits and bar­ri­cades through out the Ham­bach­er For­est. After the last evic­tion on March 27th 2014 we re-occu­pied the for­est, this time, build­ing up two tree sits with mul­ti­ple plat­forms, tree-hous­es, walk ways in between and bar­ri­cades .

At present we are fac­ing reg­u­lar intru­sion of repres­sive law enforce­ment destroy­ing our struc­tures on the ground and have already faced two largescale evic­tions using tac­ti­cal teams cost­ing mil­lions of euros while at the same time, the Ger­man gov­ern­ment, is cut­ting sus­tain­able ener­gy sub­si­dies. Instead choos­ing to com­pen­sate for the shut down of nuclear pow­er plants with sup­port to the extreme­ly pol­lut­ing and eco­log­i­cal­ly cat­a­stroph­ic coal indus­try (in our case RWE pow­er com­pa­ny which is engag­ing in mas­sive green wash­ing PR cam­paigns).

We would like to send you updates and inform you of the upcom­ing Cli­mate Camp and Skill-shares Gath­er­ing (July 26th to August 3rd 2014) hap­pen­ing in our vicin­i­ty which we are also help­ing to orga­nize. We also have a sup­port camp with legal sta­tus at the edge of the for­est func­tion­ing as a de fac­to activist eco vil­lage with a veg­an kitchen, guest
car­a­vans, straw bail struc­tures, gar­dens and many oth­er on-going sus­tain­able projects, to which we would like to invite all of you who may find your­selves in our neck of the woods.

As of recent­ly, we have also built an info-shop/li­brary for which we would like to appeal for any extra lit­er­a­ture that you would be will­ing to share with us. We could cov­er the costs of ship­ment and if pos­si­ble dis­count rates of lit­er­a­ture itself not to men­tion we would be extreme­ly inter­est­ed and grate­full if you would be will­ing to share any back issues or extra lit­er­a­ture. If this is a pos­si­bil­i­ty please also respond with your prefer­able snail-mail address, as we would like to share some of our mate­r­i­al with you as well.

We have a sup­port cen­tre in Duren, which is unfor­tu­nate­ly under­go­ing a bit of tran­si­tion at the moment. For the time being the lit­er­a­ture for our Mead­ow Base Camp info-shop and the Cli­mate Camp could be sent, care of one of our sup­port­ers:

Frau Anni­ka Lind­berg
Rohrbach­str. 37
60389 Frank­furt am Main
Ger­many

If you would be inter­est­ed in updates from the for­est please include your PGP key in the cor­re­spon­dence.

There is a sense of urgency as even though the for­est has been occu­pied for two years now there is a new auto­bahn ready for open­ing in Sep­tem­ber bypass­ing the one sep­a­rat­ing the last rem­nant of the for­est from the mine allow­ing the mine to expand and log­ging and strip min­ing to com­mence on the last rem­nant of the for­est. We expect that to be the time of mass police actions. For that rea­son it is mega impor­tant to both get the word out and keep peo­ple involved, inspired and on track of the impor­tance and the con­text of the strug­gle.