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anarchist soccer in Milwaukee
I was thinking of starting an anarchist soccer league (which isn't as serious or organized at it sounds). You don't have to have any skill. It just gives us an excuse to hang out with other anarchists more often. What days would work best for people interested? Sundays work the best for me. This first sunday I get back to Milwaukee is the 11th, so I was thinking of playing at gordon park at about 1pm.
Midwest Social Forum 2006 Program Now Online! July 6-9 2006 @ UWM
THE MILWAUKEE MAULERS
Critical Mass Crackdown: a Personal Account
pictures from may day picnic and march
Two activists arrested at Sensenbrenner's home
Critical Mass harassed by police once again.
On Friday, April 28th, Critical Mass went to a peaceful bike ride. Unfortunately, the police stopped the group, arrested 6 people, and ticketed many more.
May Day March Captured
Justice for Jude Pictures
We Demand Justice in Milwaukee!: Upcoming Events Posted Soon...
ROUNDUP: Other Major Protests Around Wisconsin
photos of immigrant rights march 3-23-06
photos from the anti-authoritarian bloc on the 18th
Milwaukee: Report back from Radical Anti-Capitalist Breakaway March
Annual Perennial Observances
Amy Goodman in Milwaukee - 4/20
Amy Goodman and Ruth Wedgwood will be at the Pabst Theater on April 20th, 2006.
Afghan activist, parliamentarian on U.S. foreign policy
Banner Dropped on Corporate Newspaper Building
Another Northwoods Mine!!
Common Council Rejects Profiling Measure
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A preliminary program is now online, with over 75 workshops, films, plenary sessions, and other events -- and more on the way. By the end of the week, over 100 events will be listed, including films, music, art displays, and children's activities.
...Why do we continue, after so very many examples, to expect justice, and equality from courts erected on an edifice of injustice? 
The city of Milwaukee’s crackdown on critical mass bike rides continued with cavalier force last Friday, April 28th, with the arrest of six riders and ticketing of nearly fifteen others after a “dramatic police chase.” The article that follows is a personal account of that evenings events, mixed with commentary and some observations I’ve made as a critical mass participant.
may day...
Two activists affiliated with the D.C. Anti-War Network (DAWN) 
Pictures. Enjoy!
Pictures from the rally and march demanding justice for Frank Jude on April 19, 2006.
The acquittal of the three officers primarily involved in the savage beating of Frank Jude, Jr. is an egregious violation of justice, but not an exception to the rule of racism and oppression coming from the Milwaukee "criminal justice" system. How will we demand justice?
Here are links to stories, pics and videos and stuff 
here are several pictures of the marches in racine and milwaukee on thursday.
These photos were taken by jon at the aniversary of the war protest on the 18th and then converted and put online by me.
a reprint of an article posted to infoshop.org about the breakaway march in milwaukee on the 18th.
some pics i took as i arrived, 
Afghan parliamentarian and activist Malalai Joya spoke in Madison recently, as part of local International Women's Day celebrations. In this excerpt from her talk, she addresses the power of warlords and drug dealers in Afghanistan, and how U.S. policy towards her country must change.
Oshkosh, WI - A banner bearing the text "www.Indymedia.org - Fuck the Corporate Media" was hoisted above the entrway of The Oshkosh Northwestern building. The Northwestern is a newspaper known for its sloppy journalism and corporate interests. 
The Vice President of La Pointe Mining company provided a tour of an up and coming mine site to northern wisconsin local government officials and a few State Senators on Saturday. A few Indymedia type folks showed up to keep it real. Read on for details...
Here is the Journal Sentinal report about the Common Council's 8 - 7 decision to reject the proposal for an ordinance which would give police huge discretion over our public space. In defined "gang areas," any group of people (TWO OR MORE) could have been arrested and ticketed--if the ordinance had passed. Due to the effort of many community members who opposed the ordinance it did not. Anyone who was involved want to write something up?
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