[New-imc] Online form: Proposed new IMC! (Caucasus Indymedia)

[smush capitalism]

kia ora, hey all,

for what it's worth... Asher and myself, we are both in the Aotearoa
IMC editorial collective, have met Goren last year in Auckland. Goren
participated in an anarchist conference in September. Here are a
couple of article Goren did with Auckland Anarchists

==> http://lj.rossia.org/users/ash_rabbi/83653.html : Interview about
Russian @-movement. This interview was done by Omar, another Aotearoa
IMC editor from Auckland

==> http://anarchism.net.nz/node/36 : Nevsky Express: Ethnology of the
police state at work. This was published in "The Auckland Anarchist
#2" recently.

i think this is goren's blog http://lj.rossia.org/users/ash_rabbi/ .
someone who reads russian could look through it and it'd give us a
fairly good idea of what his politics actually are. i haven' talked
politics with him.

so yeah, we are following this discussion. if there are things we can
do, let us know.

solidarity
smush

On Thu, Feb 28, 2008 at 2:34 PM, boud <boud at riseup.net> wrote:
> hi new-imc, hi akop,
>
>  [See: http://lists.indymedia.org/pipermail/new-imc/2008-February/thread.html ]
>
>
>  On Mon, 25 Feb 2008, akop38 wrote:
>
>  > Sorry for my English.
>  >
>  > I know this man personally, so I can tell a little bit about him.
>  > Goren was associated with anarchists, but once hi started sympathizing
>  > Nazis  from  (DPIN), hi was expelled. On indymedias Russia and Piter
>  > he deployed provakatsionnye article. Statements that Russia and Piter
>  > moderation reports of Chechnya highly exaggerated and untrue. Because
>  > of sympathy Gorena to the Russian Nazis, I do not think that this is a
>  > good idea.
>
>  To new-imc people who don't remember or archive readers who don't
>  know, akop is the main contact for IMC Piter which started for the G8
>  @St Petersburg in 2006 and was accepted into the indymedia network
>  last year (2007):
>
>  http://docs.indymedia.org/view/Local/ImcCEEurope#Piter_http_en_wikipedia_org_wiki
>
>  IMC Piter, IMC Belarus, IMC Ukraine and IMC Russian-language are all
>  networked together and somewhat networked together with indymedia
>  and activists in Poland.
>
>  In general in the (ru) region, there is a problem of nazis (national
>  bolsheviks) trying to share the "antiglobalism" label with anarchists
>  and other human rights and animal rights activists.  Several years
>  ago, the initial IMC Russian-language got into the tech control of an
>  individual in Berlin linked with nazis, and it took some work (not by me)
>  for the rest of the collective to regain control.
>
>  In late 2005, there was a request to create IMC Moscow from an
>  individual who is close to the (ex?)-editor of the National Bolshevik
>  Party Journal:
>  http://docs.indymedia.org/view/Local/ImcMoscowNatBols
>
>  i don't know goren at all, but i don't see much chance of a collective
>  with him as the main contact being accepted in the network if the
>  russian-language region imcs believe that he has become close to nazis.
>
>
>  [BTW, akop:  Do you have any links to articles about DPIN? Is there
>  a wikipedia page?]
>
>
>
>
>  >>>> Submitted by: Michael "Goren" Lunkowsky <Goren at riseup.net> on
>  >>>> Saturday, February 23rd, 2008 @ 12:39:17 am (-0800)
>
>
> >>>> proposed_imc_name:
>  >>>> Caucasus Indymedia
>  >>>>
>  >>>> proposed_imc_url:
>  >>>> kavkaz.indymedia.org
>  >>>>
>
>
> >>>> supporting_groups:
>  >>>> Association of Anarchist Movements, Anti-War Commitee, various
>  >>>> human rights and anti-war organisations
>
>  This is not very specific: which organisations? Do they have web pages?
>
>
>
>  horizontalidad
>  boud
>
>
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