Review by Parag Dalal / Deep Green Resistance Spoiler alert: important pieces of the movie plot revealed below. Rang De Basanti opens with a British officer in pre-independence India walking along prison cells and finally entering one. The man inside, reading a book, instructs “Wait a moment, Mr. McKinley, one revolutionary is meeting another.” Thus … Continue reading Rang De Basanti: a modern inspiration for direct action→
We recently posted a review of Bullets Over Babylon, the latest album by Soom T. Here we highlight some of our favorite videos. Soom T singing “Ganja Ganja” live Soom T and Naaman “freestylin” on live radio in Toulouse, France – spectacular jazz, dubstep and reggaeton Soom T and the Reggae Rajahs singing “Boom Shiva”
HouseofReggae.de Dubstep, Reggaeton and Electronique Gives Voice to Culture Soom T (Sumati Bhardwaj) is an Indo-Scot from Glasgow who is known for her musical melange of DubStep, Hip Hop, Electronique, Reggae and Reggaeton. She’s created her own distinctive style and genre to accompany her eclectic, poetic, socio-political lyrics and versatile vocals. She also adds … Continue reading Soom T’s “Bullets Over Babylon” Album: Tribute to Resistance→
Andrew Carr has painted a series depicting weatherpeople of the 2010-2014 era reporting on extreme weather events. Each painting links to further details on the event depicted. Broken Records reveals many faces of climate change – from the slaphappy smiles of our weather prophets to the extreme weather events afflicting nations across the geographic and … Continue reading Climate Change Painting Series→
Why any mountain? Appalachian mountains, destroyed by mountaintop removal streams buried under rubble of valley fills… … who are we, humankind to remodel the flesh of this earth – – cutthroat surgeons sinfully rich reshaping mounds and curves… Tainting soil and groundwater toxic metals selenium sulphate magnesium degrading water quality of streams and rivers left … Continue reading Why the Mountain→
by Unblind There once was a little boy, who lived in the Middle East. His family had been murdered when bombs rained in the streets. He huddled silent upon the rubble of his crumbled home, Suffering, starving, terrified, he survived there on his own. Fire lit skies from ravaged landscapes burned into the night, But … Continue reading The Desert Star→
A new DGR member has revived our Instagram page, posting beautiful pictures, political cartoons, thoughtful quotes, and all manner of resistance oriented memes. Follow our page to receive regular doses of visual inspiration, and please share our page with friends and family! Deep Green Resistance Instagram
This past weekend, we hosted a shelter-building workshop to work on outdoor skills, grow our connection to Earth, and build community. It was a small event but we had a great time. The photo here shows what we built at the base of a mother Cedar tree. — Editorial note: this poem by our good … Continue reading Drought in Washington / Shelter-Building Workshop→
the filthy politicians, with Jamie Little, make a musical (and succinctly logical) argument for forcibly stopping the insane dominant culture, which is akin to an axe murderer frantically killing everything within reach. They reiterate a point often made by Deep Green Resistance: we need it all in this fight – propagandists and fighters, books and … Continue reading “All These Days I” by Jamie Little and the filthy politicians→
by Unblind I love you Dad, I really do. So, it kills me to feel this way about you. There was a time when we could converse, talk late into the night about the universe. We shared stories, sipped drinks and poked fun at the world, we agree on so much it was great to … Continue reading Older but not wiser…→
