[matilda] Anarchists and Biodeisel

[gavin at cyber-rights.net]

I'd be interested to see the guy speak, and I'm sure some others 
would, too. Is there a contact for him/whoever's booking the tour 
so we can sort it?

x

On Wed, 21 Sep 2005 12:45:58 -0700 julie w 
<juliewhite75 at hotmail.com> wrote:
>Hello - 2 things
>
>1)  Biodeisel - as you may know, we were wanting to make this at 
>matilda, 
>but there were some concerns re safety, insurance etc.  We are 
>still trying 
>to find out more (i've ordered a book and there is a How toMake 
>Biodeisel 
>course we could send someone on)
>However, as a quick-fix - there is a company that delivers 
>biodeisel - its 
>not local ,so its expensive (about £1.60 per litre for 5 litres 
>including 
>delivery)  Howev er, its tonnes cheaped if you order loads and 
>return your 
>empty containers and the company are looking for people to be 
>local 
>distribution points.  So, do you reckon we could have lots 
>delivered, then 
>flo it on to the deisel owners of Matilda.  This will be legal and 

>safe (I 
>have never yet witnessed spontaneous combustion of room 
>temperature chip 
>fat...)  What do you think?  I'll go to monday meeting to talk 
>about it 
>then, if thats ok
>
>2)Theres a spanish anarchist doing a tour  - should we see if we 
>can get him 
>here?  Would anyone be interested?  (details below)
>
>Cheers,  Julie xx
>
>Speaking Tour by Spanish anarchist ex-prisoner (20/9/05)
>
>
>
>Recently released long term Spanish anarchist comes to the UK to 
>discuss
>state repression and prisoner resistance to it.
>
>
>Laudelino Iglesias Martinez left prison on the 9th of August 2004 
>after
>spending more than 23 years in Spanish prisons. He is one of the
>well-known social rebels and anarchists imprisoned in Spain, co-
>founder of
>the APRE (r), de Asociacion de Presos en Regimen Especial 
>(reconstituida),
>an organisation of prisoners who in the beginning of the nineties
>struggled against the isolation and for their rights as human 
>beings and
>was brutally repressed. Laudelino spent years in the infamous FIES 

>units
>but never stopped struggling.
>
>Hhe will be coming to talk about his experiences of the Spanish 
>prison
>system, in particular the FIES regime, and share news of 
>solidarity
>actions and prisoners' resistance.
>
>Tuesday 4th Oct- Brighton, Cowley Club, 12 London Road, 6.30pm
>
>Thursday 6th Oct- Bradford, 1-in-12 Club
>
>More dates possible, TBC
>
>
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