A benefit show for Ottawa’s Exile Infoshop!!

7pm @ The Bayou (1077 Bank St.)

3 fun bands from Montreal:

Barrier (pop punk screamo, ex Cicada/Chairs, Searching For Chin, Last Days, The Antennas!)
Please Don’t Put Charles On The Money (post jam band ex Godspeed You Black Emperor)
Hawkes (thundering screamo)

And hopefully 2 local acts to fill up the bill!!

$5-10 sliding scale.
It’s a benefit for the Exile Infoshop!

It’s a Sunday night, so it won’t run really late!
It will be fun!

Listen to some of the bands:

http://barrier.thestarsmydestination.org

http://www.myspace.com/3hawkes

and Exile:

http://www.exilebooks.org

Come visit us at 256 Bank Street (2nd Floor – new space!)

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RESIST THE POLICE STATE
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Members of Vancouver’s Anti-Poverty Committee (APC) and Toronto’s Anarchist Black Cross (ABC) discuss their organizing in opposition to the 2010 Olympics and prisoner justice work.

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Saturday, June 28, 2008
7PM – FREE
@ EXILE Infoshop (256 Bank St. – Second floor)
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Featuring:

*Dave Cunningham – APC*
Dave is an organizer with Vancouver’s Anti-Poverty Committee and writes for Direct Action. DA is an autonomous group of political saboteurs who militantly agitate for the disruption of the 2010 Corporate Police State.

Alongside actively participating in acts of aggression against the 2010 infrastructure and corporate sponsorship, we have taken on the re-distribution of information and communiques from the escalating campaign of property destruction targeting 2010.

They operate with the utmost respect for the grassroots organizing happening against 2010. They believe that the organic conditions of today’s social movements are not yet capable of conducting acts of aggression without being destroyed by the State. So with this acceptance we have organized our selves autonomously and taken up direct action to destabilize 2010 by utilizing all means available and striking by any means necessary.

*Sara Falconer – ABC*
Sara is a member of the Toronto Anarchist Black Cross Federation (ABCF), a group that provides support to political prisoners in North America. She works on the Certain Days: Freedom for Political Prisoners calendar, and www.4strugglemag.org, a zine of writings by and for prisoners and their supporters. Toronto ABCF is committed to acting in solidarity with First Nations prisoners.

MORE INFO:
bones[at]exilebooks.org

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RESIST THE POLICE STATE
====================================

Members of Vancouver’s Anti-Poverty Committee (APC) and Toronto’s Anarchist Black Cross (ABC) discuss their organizing in opposition to the 2010 Olympics and prisoner justice work.

<<<<<<<<<<<<<>>>>>>>><<<<<<<<<<<<<>>
Saturday, June 28, 2008
7PM – FREE
@ EXILE Infoshop (256 Bank St. – Second floor)
<<<<<<<<<<<<<>>>>>>>><<<<<<<<<<<<<>>

Featuring:

*Dave Cunningham – APC*
Dave is an organizer with Vancouver’s Anti-Poverty Committee and writes for Direct Action. DA is an autonomous group of political saboteurs who militantly agitate for the disruption of the 2010 Corporate Police State.

Alongside actively participating in acts of aggression against the 2010 infrastructure and corporate sponsorship, we have taken on the re-distribution of information and communiques from the escalating campaign of property destruction targeting 2010.

They operate with the utmost respect for the grassroots organizing happening against 2010. They believe that the organic conditions of today’s social movements are not yet capable of conducting acts of aggression without being destroyed by the State. So with this acceptance we have organized our selves autonomously and taken up direct action to destabilize 2010 by utilizing all means available and striking by any means necessary.

*Sara Falconer – ABC*
Sara is a member of the Toronto Anarchist Black Cross Federation (ABCF), a group that provides support to political prisoners in North America. She works on the Certain Days: Freedom for Political Prisoners calendar, and www.4strugglemag.org, a zine of writings by and for prisoners and their supporters. Toronto ABCF is committed to acting in solidarity with First Nations prisoners.

MORE INFO:
bones[at]exilebooks.org