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Curious about the identities and addresses of neo-nazis in your country? Thanks for lax security on a website run by the violent fascist group Nordic Resistance Movement (NMR), antifa in Sweden have been able to put together a list of real names and addresses of neo-nazis in Australia, Belgium, Canada, Croatia, Czech Republic, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, India, Ireland, Japan, Netherlands, Norway, Spain, the UK, and the US!
#antifa#nmr#national resistance movement#opsec#neonazis#nazis#who is the nazi in your neighborhood#afa sweden
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Resources for Those Wanting to Learn about Pre-Christian Time Reckoning in Northern Europe and its Application in Modern Heathen Traditions
Throughout the history of the modern Neo-Pagan movement, the calendar that has been used by most practitioners has been either the Wiccan Wheel of the Year or another calendar heavily influenced by it. The Wheel of the Year draws largely upon a mixture of Celtic (Gaelic) and Anglo-Saxon traditions, splitting the years into quarters with quarterly and cross-quarterly celebrations and beginning the year at the end of October with the originally Gaelic festival of Samhain.
The calendars that have come to be popular for the majority of the modern Heathenry movement have undoubtedly been based in this calendar, with the major changes being to the names of certain celebrations. On the calendar created by Stephen McNallen for the AFA, Lammas became Freyfaxi, Mabon became Winter Finding, Samhain became Winter Nights, etc. Other organizations such as Forn Sidr of America, The Ásatrú Community, etc. have created their own versions of the calendar as well, but at their roots they all exist essentially as a modification of the Wheel of the Year concept.
More (relatively) recent research and scholarship has brought a greater awareness of older time reckoning systems within Heathen circles as well as amongst history enthusiasts. Some of this has focused on the Old Icelandic calendar as well as the primstav tradition, and while both of these have validity to them the Old Icelandic calendar already had some changes to how it worked from the older system and the primstav used a standardized dating system based in the Julian calendar. Still, these are both useful tools in attempting to reconstruct the pre-Christian (or at least pre-Julian) calendar systems of the Germanic, and particularly Scandinavian, peoples of Northern Europe.
Why is this at all important in an age with the Gregorian calendar used most everywhere and especially for those outside of Scandinavia? Because for those trying the build an understanding of or relationship with these cultures, or even just more connected to the earth in general, the way they reckoned time helps to understand their relationship and connection to their environment, the flow of seasons, how they viewed the different parts of the year and adjusted their activities accordingly, etc. It helps to understand the "why" behind the ritual cycle, even in the names of the months themselves.
Below are a few of the primary resources that I have found helpful in learning about these topics, as well as a graphic representation that I have made based on my research so far to represent the reconstructed Old Norse lunisolar calendar. Note that I don't claim to be an expert on this topic, so I could certainly be wrong in some of the details, and some of the months also have multiple names from which I chose one to use. Also, there were multiple time reckoning systems in use during the period, including a week-counting system, so there can also be conflicting information depending on which is being considered.
Sources:
"Jul, disting och förkyrklig tidräkning: Kalendrar och kalendriska riter i det förkristna Norden" by Andreas Nordberg
- Available as a free PDF, the majority of this is written in Swedish, but it contains a fairly concise English summary at the end. It focuses primarily on Old Norse Jól (Yule) as well as the Dísaþing/Disting and Dísablót in Sweden, but it touches on other celebrations and uses these to establish the overall scheme of the lunisolar calendar system.
"The Festival Year: A Survey of the Annual Festival Cycle and Its Relation to the Heathen Lunisolar Calendar" by Josh Rood
-Also available as a free PDF, this paper expands upon Norberg's work as well as others' and goes through the overall festival year of the pre-Christian Scandinavians.
"The Lunisolar Calendar of the Germanic Peoples: Reconstruction of a bound moon calendar from ancient, medieval and early modern sources" by Andreas Zautner
-This book is sort of a dive into a number of different ancient to early modern calendar systems, but it uses all of these to reconstruct lunisolar time reckoning systems not only for Scandinavians, but for other Germanic peoples as well. It's a great read for those interested in pre-Julian time reckoning in Northern Europe as well as Medieval calendar systems in general.
"The Nordic Animist Year" by Rune Hjarnø Rasmussen
-Similarly to Zautner's book, Rasmussen draws upon a variety of Medieval calendar systems in his work, but his goal, rather than reconstructing an Old Norse calendar is to create a modern calendar based in animist traditions of Northern Europe. It undoubtedly uses the lunisolar system as a base and takes a lot from Old Norse sources, but it also incorporates later traditions which are based in animist knowledge and have value in establishing a system of seasonal animism.
And lastly, my Old Norse lunisolar calendar representation. Each month starts on a new moon, represented by a black dot, and the festivals are shown at the full moons, being white dots. You may notice the lack of Þorrablót and Miðsumar (Midsommar) on here. Regarding Þorrablót, I'm not as well researched on the origins of it and how widespread it may have been. For Miðsumar I have long refrained from including it due to the absolute lack of mentions in literary material from during or shortly after the period, but I have been pointed to some instances of it marked on primstavs as July 14th (Julian calendar), suggesting a possible lunisolar observance of it earlier similar to Jól's relationship to the winter solstice.
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Correct me if I’m wrong, but asatru is a racist organization, right?
Ásatrú is the name Icelandic Heathens made for themselves back in the 70's to...basically put a name to their belief system. In the Scandinavian languages, the term "heathen" is actually just the word for "pagan" and could mean any kind of paganism, whereas Ásatrú is a proper noun that specifically refers to Norse polytheism.
But like many things in Heathenry, the term "Asatru" has been appropriated by white nationalists in America. Before this new word came along, these white nationalists were calling themselves "Odinists" or "Wotanists," which was used as early as the 1890's to describe racist appropriations of the Old Norse religions.
The racist organization you're likely thinking of is called the Asatru Folk Assembly. But there are other organizations, groups, and people that use the term "Asatru" that don't espouse the shit the AFA brews. Instead, they use the word the way it was originally intended to be used—as a proper noun.
(In the continental Nordic countries—Norway, Sweden, Denmark—the word is typically rendered as "Asatro" due to the language difference.)
tl;dr, it's a mixed bag. You'll have to take it on a per-person basis.
As for me, I don't really use the word to describe myself, but I'll sometimes tag things as "asatru" because I'm a spicy guy like that.
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🇸🇪 Marcus and Martinus to perform at Eurovision in Concert 2024
🇸🇪 #Sweden's act for #Eurovision 2024, Marcus and Martinus are gearing up for an "Unforgettable" performance, as they are confirmed to be appearing at Eurovision in Concert in Amsterdam on April 13th! Are you excited to see the pair perform? #ESC2024
Marcus and Martinus, who is representing Sweden at Eurovision 2024 with the song “Unforgettable” has been confirmed as one of the acts at Eurovision in Concert 2024. Eurovision in Concert will take place April 13th at AFAS Live.
In addition to performing at Eurovision in Concert, it has been revealed that Marcus and Martinus will also perform at Pre-Party ES in Madrid, the London Eurovision…
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do you know where's the world cup trophy?
AFA Camp 📍
but just the replica. The real one is only held when they won the Championship, once they celebrate, this one goes back to Sweden (in think), because it belongs to FIFA.
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A Guide to the Anastasia Productions
Hartford - The show’s month long pre-Broadway trial in Hartford, Connecticut from May 13 2016 to June 2016.
Broadway - The show ran on Broadway from March 23 2017 to March 31 2019. Previews ended and shows open to the public on April 24 2017. The show performed at the Broadhurst Theatre. The book, libretto, blocking, and design were all slightly adjusted after the show moved from Hartford to Broadway and all subsequent productions have used the Broadway changes.
Madrid, Spain - The Madrid production ran from October 10 2018 to March 7 2020, when performances were suspended due to covid. The announcement that the show would not reopen was made in September. The show was performed at the Coliseum Theatre in Spanish.
First National Tour - The first North American tour ran from October 12 2018 to March 12 2020, when performances were suspended due to covid. The first version of the tour never reopened.
Stuttgart, Germany - The Stuttgart production ran from November 15 2018 to October 13 2019. It performed at the Stage Palladium Theatre in German.
The Hague, Netherlands - The Dutch production ran from September 22 2019 to March 23 2020, when performances were suspended due to covid. The announcement that the show would not reopen was made in April. It performed at the AFAS Circustheatre and was managed by Stage Entertainment. Because it was located in the Scheveningen district of The Hague, it is sometimes referred to as the Scheveningen production. It was performed in Dutch.
Tokyo, Japan - The Japan production was meant to be a tour, with performances in both Tokyo and Osaka, however the Osaka performances were cancelled due to covid. The production ran in Tokyo from March 9 2020 to March 27 2020, with only 14 performances. The theatre was the Theatre Orb and it was performed in Japanese.
Takarazuka Japanese Tour - The Takarazuke production was a non-replica produced by Takarazuka Revue with an all female cast in Japanese. It performed shows in both Takarazuka and Tokyo. It ran at the Takarazuka Grand Theatre from November 7 2020 to December 14 2020, and at the Tokyo Takarazuka Theatre from January 8 2021 to February 21 2021.
Second National Tour - The second North American tour began when the first tour reopened on October 15 2021, however because this tour was non-equity with an entirely new cast it is considered an entirely different tour.
Malmö, Sweden - The Swedish production ran from September 2 2022 to November 12 2022 in Swedish. It was a non-replica performed at the Malmö Opera, and so is usually referred to as the Malmö Opera production.
Tampere, Finland: The Finnish production began on September 2 2022. It is a non-replica production that is performing at Tampere Theatre in Finnish.
Linz, Austria: The Austrian production began on September 10 2022. It is a non-replica production that is performing at the Landestheatre in German.
São Paulo, Brazil: The Brazil production began on November 9 2022. It is performed in Portuguese, at the Renault Theatre, and is produced by T4F and Caradiboi.
Mexico City, Mexico: A Mexican production is set to open in 2023 at the Teatro Telcel, produced by OCESA Teatro.
There have also been announced an Australian production and a Russian production, though those were both announced before the pandemic so plans may have changed.
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what to say, jesus. i'm devastated. we had the quality, the desire and the drive to make a good tournament but it's always the same fucking story with argentina: incompetent managers that don't know how to do their job. we could've won against italy and south africa but the manager made everything more complicated. sweden was out to kill us and after fouling florencia bonsegundo all day she may have done her acl.
right now i see no positives here. unless the manager and borello fuck off forever and the afa hires someone that actually can manage for good, we're always going to waste our opportunities and stay at the same level. argentina is so full of young talent and it's going to be wasted away just like estefi's generation if there isn't significant change.
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HEAR: Zara Larsson - “Memory Lane” from new Holiday EP
Zara Larsson’s new holiday EP, Honor the Light, is the perfect record to get you in the holiday spirit. Larsson gives us a brand new track “Memory Lane”, which is the most outstanding and catchy track on the album. Here the new track below:
Multi-platinum global pop phenomenon Zara Larsson released her new holiday EP, Honor The Light via Sommer House/Epic Records. From good times to seasonal gloom, each track on the festive collection nods to a different aspect of the holiday season. The project is set to play a pivotal role in Zara’s upcoming holiday performances in Sweden — also titled Honor The Light — on December 8 and 9 in Stockholm and December 16 in Skellefetea. Get the EP HERE.
Just last week, Zara gave fans a first taste of the music with the release of the original song “Memory Lane” (which Uproxx praised as “vulnerable”) and a reimagining of “Winter Song” by Sara Bareilles and Ingrid Michaelson. In addition, the EP features covers of “Silent Night” and the Swedish song “Tänd Ett Ljus” (which Zara also recorded in English, “Light A Candle.”). See the full track listing below.
The holiday EP comes as Zara enjoys massive success with “On My Love,” her smash hit collaboration with David Guetta, and readies the release of her fourth studio album. Titled Venus, the LP will arrive on February 9, 2024. The Swedish songstress has also announced the details of an upcoming spring UK and European headlining tour. Dubbed The Venus Tour, tickets are on sale now. See the full itinerary below and keep an eye out for North American live shows in the new year.
The Honor The Light EP release will cap a stellar year for the Swedish hitmaker. The first single off of Venus — “Can’t Tame Her” — has already made waves with its anthemic, empowering message. The track spent over 16 weeks in the UK Top 40, reached number 3 on iTunes, and number 1 on US Dance Radio: a run that was made all the sweeter because it’s also Larsson’s first release on her own Sommer House label, following a landmark deal with Sony and Epic Records which saw the still-just-25-year-old take control of her entire recording catalog. This summer, Zara also dropped “End of Time,” a moving depiction of a visit with her younger self—stunningly brought to life by the accompanying music video.
And two months ago, her latest single with David Guetta, “On My Love,” was crowned the highest debuting record of 2023 at Dance Radio. Just four weeks later, the song reached #1 on the chart, making it the country’s biggest dance record. Now, with this dizzying flurry of hits and plans in the works, Zara has somehow found time to make the holidays extra special with Honor the Light, a yuletide release for the ages.
Honor The Light tracklisting:
1. Memory Lane
2. Winter Song
3. Silent Night
4. Light A Candle
5. Tänd Ett Ljus
6. Sankta Lucia
Honor The Light itinerary:
12/8/23 – Stockholm, SE - Cirkus
12/9/23 – Stockholm, SE - Cirkus
12/16/23 – Skelleftea, SE - Sara Kulturhus
The Venus Tour itinerary:
2/16/24 – Manchester, UK - Manchester Academy
2/17/24 – Glasgow, UK - O2 Academy
2/18/24 – Birmingham, UK - O2 Academy
2/21/24 – London, UK - Roundhouse
2/24/24 – Paris, FR - Le Trianon
2/25/24 – Brussels, BE - Ancienne Belgique
2/26/24 – Amsterdam, NL - AFAS Live
2/28/24 – Berlin, DE - Verti Music Hall
3/1/24 – Cologne, DE - Palladium
3/2/24 – Milan, IT - Fabrique
3/4/24 – Zürich, CH - Komplex 457
3/6/24 – Prague, CZ - Forum
3/7/24 – Warsaw, PL - Towar
3/8/24 – Vienna, AT - Gasometer
3/16/24 – Reykjavik, IS – Laugardalshollin
6/21/24 – Dublin, IE - Fairview Park
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HEAR: Zara Larsson - “Memory Lane” from new Holiday EP
Zara Larsson’s new holiday EP, Honor the Light, is the perfect record to get you in the holiday spirit. Larsson gives us a brand new track “Memory Lane”, which is the most outstanding and catchy track on the album. Here the new track below:
Multi-platinum global pop phenomenon Zara Larsson released her new holiday EP, Honor The Light via Sommer House/Epic Records. From good times to seasonal gloom, each track on the festive collection nods to a different aspect of the holiday season. The project is set to play a pivotal role in Zara’s upcoming holiday performances in Sweden — also titled Honor The Light — on December 8 and 9 in Stockholm and December 16 in Skellefetea. Get the EP HERE.
Just last week, Zara gave fans a first taste of the music with the release of the original song “Memory Lane” (which Uproxx praised as “vulnerable”) and a reimagining of “Winter Song” by Sara Bareilles and Ingrid Michaelson. In addition, the EP features covers of “Silent Night” and the Swedish song “Tänd Ett Ljus” (which Zara also recorded in English, “Light A Candle.”). See the full track listing below.
The holiday EP comes as Zara enjoys massive success with “On My Love,” her smash hit collaboration with David Guetta, and readies the release of her fourth studio album. Titled Venus, the LP will arrive on February 9, 2024. The Swedish songstress has also announced the details of an upcoming spring UK and European headlining tour. Dubbed The Venus Tour, tickets are on sale now. See the full itinerary below and keep an eye out for North American live shows in the new year.
The Honor The Light EP release will cap a stellar year for the Swedish hitmaker. The first single off of Venus — “Can’t Tame Her” — has already made waves with its anthemic, empowering message. The track spent over 16 weeks in the UK Top 40, reached number 3 on iTunes, and number 1 on US Dance Radio: a run that was made all the sweeter because it’s also Larsson’s first release on her own Sommer House label, following a landmark deal with Sony and Epic Records which saw the still-just-25-year-old take control of her entire recording catalog. This summer, Zara also dropped “End of Time,” a moving depiction of a visit with her younger self—stunningly brought to life by the accompanying music video.
And two months ago, her latest single with David Guetta, “On My Love,” was crowned the highest debuting record of 2023 at Dance Radio. Just four weeks later, the song reached #1 on the chart, making it the country’s biggest dance record. Now, with this dizzying flurry of hits and plans in the works, Zara has somehow found time to make the holidays extra special with Honor the Light, a yuletide release for the ages.
Honor The Light tracklisting:
1. Memory Lane
2. Winter Song
3. Silent Night
4. Light A Candle
5. Tänd Ett Ljus
6. Sankta Lucia
Honor The Light itinerary:
12/8/23 – Stockholm, SE - Cirkus
12/9/23 – Stockholm, SE - Cirkus
12/16/23 – Skelleftea, SE - Sara Kulturhus
The Venus Tour itinerary:
2/16/24 – Manchester, UK - Manchester Academy
2/17/24 – Glasgow, UK - O2 Academy
2/18/24 – Birmingham, UK - O2 Academy
2/21/24 – London, UK - Roundhouse
2/24/24 – Paris, FR - Le Trianon
2/25/24 – Brussels, BE - Ancienne Belgique
2/26/24 – Amsterdam, NL - AFAS Live
2/28/24 – Berlin, DE - Verti Music Hall
3/1/24 – Cologne, DE - Palladium
3/2/24 – Milan, IT - Fabrique
3/4/24 – Zürich, CH - Komplex 457
3/6/24 – Prague, CZ - Forum
3/7/24 – Warsaw, PL - Towar
3/8/24 – Vienna, AT - Gasometer
3/16/24 – Reykjavik, IS – Laugardalshollin
6/21/24 – Dublin, IE - Fairview Park
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In celebration of Anti-Fascist Action Sweden's 30th anniversary this month, our crew has translated an overview of their history for you! Enjoy!
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"Sedan Sverige öppnat dörren för ett Natointräde har det skapats en ohelig allians bestående av svensk regering, svensk polis, svenska fascister och turkiska islamister - alla med det gemensamma målet att attackera och tysta den radikala vänstern."
"Since Sweden opened the door to NATO entry, an unholy alliance has been created consisting of the Swedish government, Swedish police, Swedish fascists and Turkish Islamists - all with the common goal of attacking and silencing the radical left."
https://antifa.se/2023/08/18/afa-stockholm-fascister-hand-i-hand-med-turkiska-islamister/
#sweden#161#1312#nato summit#nato#swedish#turkish#islamists#fyi#psa#fascism#imperialism#class war#classwar#ausgov#politas#auspol#tasgov#taspol#australia#neoliberal capitalism#fuck neoliberals#anthony albanese#albanese government#anti capitalism#far right#right wing terrorism#right wing extremism#right wing politics#right wing women
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Rey Gustav V 20 Öre - Sello Suecia 1921
Rey Gustav V 20 Öre - Sello Suecia 1921Rey Gustav VEl rey Gustav V de Suecia reinó desde 1907 hasta su muerte en 1950. Durante su larga vida, se destacó por su compromiso con la neutralidad política y su amor por los deportes, particularmente el esquí y la equitación. También se ganó el respeto de su pueblo al liderar al país durante la Primera y la Segunda Guerra Mundial, manteniendo a Suecia fuera de ambos conflictos. Aunque algunos lo criticaron por su estrecha relación con la aristocracia sueca, Gustav V es recordado en general como un monarca querido y respetado por su pueblo.Recuerda… para comenzar tu colección de sellos postales solo necesitas el primero 😊 después no puedes parar. Y no te preocupes por ser un profesional filatélico, cada día se aprende algo nuevo.¿Sabes que se dice? que si algo no está en un sello no existeSi tienes este sello antiguo de Suecia con Rey Gustav V- 20 Ore, y tienes alguna información que agregar o consulta deja un mensaje en este artículo (post), o en el foro para intercambio y preguntas.Si buscas algún álbum / catálogo de sooluciones.com en concreto (país, año, idioma), escríbenos, si no lo tenemos te avisaremos cuando esté disponible.Rey Gustav V- 20 Ore
Catálogo Sooluciones Nº 02917 - Estampilla de Suecia. 01/04/1921
Sello de Suecia Rey Gustav V - ( 1926-1936 )
Información del sello:
Michel: SE 181 I WA.
Catálogo Yvert et Tellier: SE 131,
Catálogo Stanley Gibbons: SE 124.
Código del catálogo Stamp Number SE 170.
Catálogo AFA: SE 145.
Numeración del catálogo Facit SE 179 A.
Formato de la pieza Sello.
Valor facial del sello 20 Öre Sueco.
Tamaño del sello ancho y alto: 22 x 24 mm.
Dentado: 9¾ Vertical.
Papel: Tintado.
Marca de agua: NO .
Tipo de impresión de la estampilla Rebaje. Impresión suave.
Colores: Violeta brillante.
Cantidad de sellos postales emitidos 163.000.000.
Serie: Rey Gustav V - ( 1926-1936 ).
La temática en la que puede incluirse este sello puede ser Hombres, Jefes de Estado, Personajes famosos, Realeza, Reyes, Sellos Suecia 1921, Sweden stamps.
Formato: Sello.
Categoría: Definitivo.
Variante: Sin marca de agua, borde superior e inferior sin dentado.Precios de Venta o Compra de sellos aproximado vistos en internet:
Precio mínimo estimado: 0,05 € (euros)
Precio máximo estimado: 0,5 € (euros)
Datos actualizados marzo, 2023
Sello Rey Gustaf VI - Suecia 1952
Presidente Gustav Heinemann 30Pf - Sello de Alemania año 1971
Sello Estados Unidos 1960 Gustav Mannerheim 8c
Rey Gustav V 20 Öre - Sello Suecia 1921
Si tienes este sello antiguo disponible, lo buscas para tu colección de sellos, lo vendes, intercambias o quieres conocer algún dato sobre sellos postales, también puedes dejar un comentario . Estamos actualizando continuamente las fichas de los sellos con nueva información o corrigiendo datos erróneos.
Referencias:
02917 Colnect: Catálogo de sellos : Sello › King Gustaf V
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1985: Swedish antifa vs. nazi scum - WHO YA GOT?
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Some radical queer stickers seen around Stockholm, Sweden
#sweden#stockholm#queer#queer liberation#gay liberation#trans liberation#anarchy#antifa#antifascism#161#afa#anarkisme#sticker#stickers#streetart#street art#slaps
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ARNA: Fight the Nazi March in Gothenburg, Sweden
On the 30th of September the Nordic Resistance Movement (NRM) will try to march through Gothenburg. Their march is staged at the same time as the biggest book fair in the Nordic countries, attracting about 100 000 participants. This is a call for Nordic participation in the antifascist protests and a radical left book fair during this weekend.
NRM is an organization formed by neo-Nazi murderers and bank robbers from the 90’s, and although they are attempting to go mainstream, they are still continuing their proud tradition of being Hitlerist murderers. Today they are the largest and in practice only nation-wide Nazi organization in Sweden, with branches in Norway and Finland as well. NRM members in the last few years have murdered several people, they routinely attack left-wing spaces and demonstrations. In Gothenburg two of their members were recently convicted for eight and five years respectively, for bombing asylum centers and the left radical book shop Syndikalistiskt Forum.
Where NRM does not have a Nordic presence they attempt to establish one (as in Denmark) or broaden their existing base (as in Norway and Finland). Thus, NRM is a problem for everyone living in the Nordic countries. At the same time NRM is not an aberration but rather the tip of the ice berg of a fascist development in the Nordic societies, connected to a greater reactionary and counterrevolutionary development that spans the globe from the US to Turkey. Capitalism and patriarchy is still in crisis and we must see counterrevolutionary organising as attempts to consolidate patriarchal and capitalist power over working class people, LGBTQIA+ folks, racialized groups, migrants and any others who disagree with their politics.
It is clear that there is a fascist division of labor, Nazis kill and commit arson while racist politicians in parties such as the Sweden Democrats, True Finns, Fremskrittspartiet and Dansk Folkeparti push racist discourse and racist Internet warriors stir up hatred. In these times of fascist internationalism, we must counter them with our own international solidarity and fight them in all countries and all guises in which they appear. That’s why we are calling for an international and internationalist mobilization to Gotenburg to stand up against the Nazis. Buses from several cities and countries are already planed, but we need you!
Fascists have managed to ‘weaponize’ the term freedom of speech, in itself a liberal legal term, and are now pushing the envelope. Where racist parties were once anathema in Nordic societies they have managed to create a space which has confused liberals who are not equipped to have their own terms used against them. The huge debate in the Swedish public around the book fair which has accepted Nazi publishing houses is just one example of this with NRM trying to get as much publicity as possible. This is evidence of how how politically bankrupt liberalism is. We oppose fascism because they are a danger to our class organization, to our spaces (like the situation in Gothenburg shows) and even to our lives (like the terrible murder in Helsinki and more recently in Charlottesville has shown once again). We take to the streets not just to fight fascism but to unmask the contradictions within capitalist liberal ideology.
The march in Gothenburg is the culmination of a fascist street presence which grows ever bolder. If we do not turn the tide of such mobilizations, history teaches us that things will only get worse. Of course this is connected to other practices such as feminist struggles, migrant activism, antiracism, workplace militance, activism in social centers, etc. We do not fight fascism to safeguard bourgeoisie democracy but as part of a revolutionary struggle, for societies without classes, nations and borders, ones that are free from patriarchy and racism.
Everyone to Gothenburg! Smash fascism, fight capitalism!
Autonomous Revolutionary Nordic Alliance
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Louis Tomlinson World Tour Dates 2022
NORTH AMERICA
• 1 Feb South Side Ballroom, Dallas, TX -SOLD OUT (3,000) full show, full show, full show, video of note changes, highlights
• 2 Feb ACL Live at The Moody Theater, Austin, TX - SOLD OUT (2,750) full show, full show, full show, highlights
• 3 Feb Bayou Music Center, Houston, TX - SOLD OUT (3,000) full show, full show, partial livestream, partial livestream, links to live videos, highlights
• 5 Feb The Pageant, St Louis, MO - SOLD OUT (2,300) full show, livestream part 1 and part 2, highlights
• 7 Feb Coca-Cola Roxy, Atlanta, GA - SOLD OUT (3,600) full show, tommotours part 1, tommotours part 2, highlights
• 8 Feb Ryman Auditorium, Nashville, TN - SOLD OUT (2,222) partial livestream, highlights
• 10 Feb The Anthem, Washington DC - SOLD OUT (6,000) full concert, full concert, highlights
• 11 Feb Hammerstein Ballroom, New York, NY - SOLD OUT (2,200) full concert, full concert, full concert, highlights
• 12 Feb Hammerstein Ballroom, New York, NY - SOLD OUT (2,200) full show, full show, full show, highlights
• 14 Feb Stage AE, Pittsburgh, PA - SOLD OUT (2,500) full concert, video highlights, highlights
• 15 Feb The Met, Philadelphia, PA - SOLD OUT (3,500) full concert, full concert, highlights
• 17 Feb House Of Blues Boston, Boston, MA - SOLD OUT (2.425) partial stream, highlights
• 19 Feb Andrew Brady Music Center, Cincinnati, OH - SOLD OUT (4,500) full concert, partial stream, highlights
• 20 Feb The Fillmore, Detroit, MI - SOLD OUT (2,900) partial stream, highlights
• 21 Feb Murat Theatre at Old National Centre, Indianapolis, IN - SOLD OUT (2,500) partial stream, full concert, highlights
• 23 Feb The Chicago Theatre, Chicago, IL - SOLD OUT (3,549) full livestream, highlights
• 24 Feb The Fillmore Minneapolis, Minneapolis, MN - SOLD OUT (1,850), full show, highlights
• 26 Feb Uptown, Kansas City, MO - NEW SHOW - SOLD OUT (1,700) partial stream, part1, part2, highlights
• 28 Feb Fillmore Auditorium, Denver, CO - SOLD OUT (3,900) full stream (watch at your own peril), highlights
• 1 Mar UCCU Center, Orem, UT - NEW VENUE - SOLD OUT (8,500) streaming part 1, part 2, highlights
• 3 Mar Paramount Theatre, Seattle, WA - SOLD OUT (2,800), stream, stream, video highlights, highlights
• 4 Mar Roseland, Portland, OR - NEW VENUE - SOLD OUT full show, highlights
• 6 Mar Orpheum, Vancouver, BC - SOLD OUT (2,780) full show, highlights
• 7 Mar Roseland, Portland, OR - NEW SHOW - SOLD OUT (2,345 - 2 shows) full show, part 1, part 2, highlights
• 10 Mar Fox Theatre, Oakland, CA - SOLD OUT (3,080), full performance, full performance, highlights
• 12 Mar Performance Venue at Hollywood Park, Los Angeles, CA - NEW SHOW - SOLD OUT (6,000) full concert, highlights
• 13 Mar Performance Venue at Hollywood Park, Los Angeles, CA - NEW SHOW - SOLD OUT (6,000) full concert, highlights
After USA/Canada, please click on the links for each region
UK & EUROPE
• 23 Mar Valsheimilið, Reykjavik, Iceland (capacity 2,465) highlight
• 25 Mar Arenan Fryshuset, Stockholm, Sweden - SOLD OUT (3,000) highlights
• 27 Mar Spektrum, Oslo, Norway - NEW VENUE - SOLD OUT (9,700) highlights
• 28 Mar Forum Black Box, Copenhagen, Denmark – NEW SHOW - SOLD OUT (8,500) highlights
• 30 Mar Mercedes Benz Arena, Berlin, Germany - SOLD OUT (10k) highlights
• 31 Mar Forum Karlin, Prague, Czech Republic - SOLD OUT (3,000) highlights
• 2 Apr AFAS Live, Amsterdam, Netherlands - SOLD OUT (6,000) highlights
• 3 Apr Palladium, Cologne, Germany – NEW SHOW - SOLD OUT (3,800)
• 5 Apr L’Olympia, Paris, France - SOLD OUT (1,996)
• 6 Apr L’Olympia, Paris, France - SOLD OUT (1,996)
• 9 Apr Halle 622, Zurich, Switzerland - SOLD OUT (3,500)
• 10 Apr Mediolanum Forum, Milan, Italy - NEW VENUE -SOLD OUT (12,700)
• 11 Apr Gasometer, Vienna, Austria - SOLD OUT (4,200)
• 13 Apr Atlas Arena, Łódź, Poland – NEW VENUE - (13,806)
• 14 Apr MTP5, Poznań, Poland – NEW SHOW - SOLD OUT (11,497)
• 16 Apr Lotto Arena, Antwerp, Belgium – NEW SHOW - SOLD OUT (5,218)
• 18 Apr O2 Academy Glasgow, Glasgow, UK – SOLD OUT (2,500)
• 19 Apr O2 Apollo, Manchester, UK – SOLD OUT (3,500)
• 20 Apr O2 Apollo, Manchester, UK – NEW SHOW - SOLD OUT (3,500)
• 22 Apr SSE Arena Wembley, London, UK – NEW VENUE - SOLD OUT (12,500)
• 23 Apr Doncaster Dome, Doncaster, UK – SOLD OUT (2,100)
MEXICO/ LATIN AMERICA
• 15 May Movistar Arena, Santiago, Chile - SOLD OUT (11,000)
• 16 May Movistar Arena, Santiago, SOLD OUT (11,000)
• 17 May Movistar Arena, Santiago, Chile - (11,000)
• 19 May SND Arena, Asunción, Paraguay - NEW SHOW - (5,500)
• 21 May Movistar Arena, Buenos Aires, Argentina - SOLD OUT (16,500)
• 22 May Movistar Arena, Buenos Aires, Argentina - SOLD OUT (16,500)
• 24 May Antel Arena, Montevideo, Uruguay - NEW SHOW - SOLD OUT (15,000)
• 27 May Jeunesse Arena, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil - SOLD OUT (18,000)
• 28 May Espaço das Americas, São Paolo, Brazil - SOLD OUT (8,000)
• 29 May Espaçao das Americas, São Paolo, Brazil - NEW SHOW - SOLD OUT (8,000)
• 1 Jun Explanade Arena Peru, Lima, Peru - NEW SHOW - SOLD OUT (12,700)
• 3 Jun Movistar Arena, Bogota, Colombia - NEW SHOW - SOLD OUT (14,000)
• 5 June Parque Viva, San Jose, Costa Rica - NEW SHOW - (20,000)
• 8 Jun Coca-Cola Music Hall, San Juan, Puerto Rico - NEW SHOW - SOLD OUT (5,000)
• 11 Jun Citibanamex Auditorium, Monterrey, Mexico - SOLD OUT (8,000)
• 12 Jun Telmex Theater, Guadalajara, Mexico - SOLD OUT (9,900)
• 14 Jun Pepsi Center, Mexico City, Mexico - SOLD OUT (7,500)
• 15 Jun Pepsi Center, Mexico City, Mexico - SOLD OUT (7,500)
• 17 Jun Pepsi Center, Mexico City, Mexico - NEW SHOW - SOLD OUT (7,500)
ASIA
• 30 Jun KüçükÇiftlik Park, Istanbul, Turkey - (17,000)
• 2 Jul Coca Cola Arena, Dubai, UAE - NEW SHOW (17,000)
• 14 Jul Tennis Indoor Senayan, Jakarta, Indonesia - SOLD OUT (3,300)
• 16 Jul Araneta Coluseum, Manila, Philippines - NEW SHOW (16,500)
AUSTRALIA
• 19 Jul Fortitude Hall, Brisbane, Australia – NEW SHOW - SOLD OUT (3,000)
• 20 Jul Fortitude Hall, Brisbane, Australia – NEW SHOW - SOLD OUT (3,000)
• 22 Jul Hordern Pavilion, Sydney, Australia – SOLD OUT (5,500)
• 23 Jul Hordern Pavilion, Sydney, Australia (5,500)
• 25 Jul Margaret Court Arena, Melbourne, Australia – NEW VENUE - SOLD OUT (7,500)
• 26 Jul Margaret Court Arena, Melbourne, Australia – NEW VENUE - (7,500)
• 29 Jul HBF Stadium, Perth, Australia – NEW SHOW (4,500)
FESTIVALS and OTHERS
• 30 Aug 2021 Away From Home, Crystal Palace Bowl, London - FREE (8,500) (Actual attendance unknown) FULL LIVESTREAM
• 14 Aug 2022 Lokerse Feesten, Lokeren, Belgium - (15,000)
• 27 August 2022 Away From Home, Marenostrum Fuengirola, Malaga, Spain - SOLD OUT (18,000)
• 30 Aug 2022 Cavea Auditorium, Roma Summer Fest, Rome - SOLD OUT (3,000)
• 1 Sep 2022 Teatro Antico, Taormina - SOLD OUT (11,150)
• 3 Sep 2022 Ippodromo Snai San Siro, Milan - SOLD OUT (34,000)
END OF AN ERA
(Source, Louis Tomlinson)
Without including the AFHF 2022, the ticket capacity for LTWT2022 is approximately 500k fans.
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