Linamar Plants and Re/Max Office targets of Anarchist Solidarity!

On Sunday February 3rd [2008] in Guelph Ontario the offices of Eston Mfg, LPP Mfg, and Comtech Mfg were graffitied, postered and had their locks glued shut. A Re-Max office nearby was also the target of graffiti, glued locks, and had windows smashed.

These actions are a continuation of a fight against Linamar's involvement in the Security and Prosperity Partnership (SPP). The SPP is a free trade aggreement that deals with militarizing and unifying the borders of North America to enable capitalist exploitation and stranglehold reprerssion on levels never before seen.
On Sunday February 3rd in Guelph Ontario the offices of Eston Mfg, LPP Mfg, and Comtech Mfg were graffitied, postered and had their locks glued shut. A Re-Max office nearby was also the target of graffiti, glued locks, and had windows smashed.

These actions are a continuation of a fight against Linamar's involvement in the Security and Prosperity Partnership (SPP). The SPP is a free trade aggreement that deals with militarizing and unifying the borders of North America to enable capitalist exploitation and stranglehold reprerssion on levels never before seen.

"None Forgiven, Sun Peaks 2001" was left of the Re/Max office door to remind these dealers in real estate that the battle which seemed to end in 2001 at Skwelkwek'welt with the forced eviction of land defenders by police forces is not the end of a struggle against capitalism and yuppie real estate. With the coming of the 2010 winter olympics to BC we see this aforementioned exploitation running rampant on native peoples and the urban poor.

Capitalism has devastated the planet with its plans like NAFTA, FTAA, SPP, to a point where clean land and water are becoming scarce. This rise in demand for clean water has lead capitalists like Nestle Waters to turn this water into a commodity that they pump out in exorbitant amounts from communities around the globe across the matrix of borders that many cannot cross without fear and criminalization. Among the ones who suffer from this process are the locals in Guelph who live with summer water restrictions imposed by City Council, while living next to the largest pumping facility in North America. As well as the excluded who live with the threat of "high risk" waters left behind from the development that gave away the land to the rich while poisoning the water for the poor.
Six Nations of the Grand River continue to be excluded by the elite, as developers steal away the land, government has yet to act on their promise to give $10 million for a new water treatment facility. The locals live with the "high risk" of infection and disease while the wealthy bureaucrats sit around allocating this money yearly to the renovation of the old treatment plant; a solution which cannot sustain the large and growing population of Six Nations or the ongoing degradation caused by Capitalism.

The excluded have always lived beneath the boot of a system that takes everything and leaves the meager scraps of what once was. It is foolish to ask it to change.
Our struggles connected, our enemies everywhere.
Let us give nothing to this system but our resignation and resistance!!