Wednesday, September 30, 2015

FOOD NOT BOMBS (because food is a right not a privilege)

FOOD NOT BOMBS
(because food is a right and not a privilege)
-Girle Gaile Prado
Over the weekend, I had the chance to get involved and personally witness the actual operation of Food Not Bombs at Plaza Rizal in Naga City, through the invitation of my friend Noel Regachuelo. The project caught my attention a few months ago because of its advocacy and the process by which it services its beneficiaries.
Although primarily FNB addresses the issue on hunger, the food program usually coincides with a film showing and the distribution of literary materials, therefore not only feeding the body but likewise nourishing the soul and the mind, in the hope to raise awareness for social transformation.
I know that most people do not agree with the dole out system of assistance to the less fortunate members of the society, as it is considered to be a temporary relief for a persistent problem on poverty, and promotes a culture of dependency and complacency. However, there is far more beyond giving a cup of soup and a piece of bread to a hungry child to survive another night of miserable lack.
The more significant part of FNB I believe, is its call for action upon those who can share their time, energy and resources to at least make a difference even in a single life. Here is an opportunity to inspire people to look outside of themselves, and live their lives for the greater good. The more people become aware of their higher purpose, the more we can ensure the perpetuation of life on this planet.
Given this, it is worth mentioning that the food being served in the program would usually come from donations from the market vendors, who opt to give out some of their products, rather than letting them go bad or get wasted in the shelves.
Like Noel, I share the same thought that there is no scarcity of food in the world but only that they are held by very few hands. Part of the vision of FNB therefore, is for food resources to find their way to more people, because it is a basic human right, not a privilege.
May this be an encouragement to everyone not only to support FNB, but all other endeavors seeking to make this a better world for all forms of life.
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Sunday, September 20, 2015

Memoir of Memes: Anarchist Book Project








There are millions of memes in the internet but there are few significant memes that are worth collecting. My book project "Memoir of memes" is a collection of dissident memes in the internet. Civil unrest, demonstration, revolution, graffiti, revolts are some topics of the book, i think it is important to have an archive of memes thru a book. Since "meme" is an idea, behaviour, style or usage that spreads from person to person within a culture, meme is the mirror of our generation, it reflects the situation of our culture, politics, art and everyday life.
I hope you can help me promote my book project to other people and raise the publishing expenses. The goal fund of the project is $1000 or 46,535 in Philippine Peso. The amount will be used for production costs for publishing, printing and promotion. I will also send some PDF format of the book for anyone who will donate, if had an opportunity i can also send you a physical copy of the book. If i didn't meet the goal of fund, ill try to self publish it like a fanzine.
Since is its a collection of memes, is also for entertainment and educational purposes. its also an assemblage of ideas, philosophies, aphorism, photos, drawings, graphics, illustrations, statements, etc.. I think it is an important book project because it will give us new information, perspective and ideas. The book is also COPYLEFT. Ill be giving a free copy of the book to those who helped me and supported my endeavors. 
Here is the link if you want to support:
https://www.indiegogo.com/campaigns/memoir-of-memes/edit/#/story
http://insurrectionnewsworldwide.blogspot.com.au/2015/09/philippines-anarchist-book-project.html

Tuesday, September 8, 2015

Help us build the mobile infoshop




After several years of Greenhouse Infoshop Project’s existence we have decided to go on transition. Paying rent and bills is miserable. Compounded with far-away and non strategic location, this slows us down. It is really keeping our potentials at bay, therefore stunting our direct actions and projectualities. At the moment, we are conceptualizing the design of "the mobile infoshop", this vehicle will provide us permanent shelter and infoshop, liberated from rent and bills. Becoming nomadic, deterritorialization is a way to fight capitalism and its imposed ideologies in a new terrain. We are optimistic about this project and i hope you could help us build the mobile infoshop.
In Solidarity!

If you want to donate:

Account number: 890311373 
Account holder: Noel C. Regachuelo
Address: Blk.6 Lt.14 Gladiola Street, Grandview Heights Subd. 
Pacol Naga City Philippines 4400
Bank Name & Address: BDO Banco De Oro, San francisco branch Naga City
Swiftcode: BNORPHMM





Sunday, June 28, 2015

Food Not Bombs Solidarity Action (A)

Food Not Bombs Solidarity Action!
Free West Papua! Free Marco Camenish!
In Solidarity to (A)ll Political Prisoners!
June 27, Saturday / 4pm @ Plaza Rizal Naga City
"Food is a right not a Privilege"
 For Mutual Aid & Autonomy!