Athens: Responsibility claim for Molotov attack on police station, in remembrance of Revolutionary Struggle member Lambros Foundas on March 8, 2014

 
“With torches blown out long time ago, my old comrades walk with sidesteps in the pupils of my eyes… I close my mouth tightly and scream… 

That’s when they savagely invaded my arteries dragging the broken flagpole, and there, in the eighth artery, in the small cavity of the heart where my dead comrades are asleep, I give my battle in whispers…” 

You need to push your acts to their most extreme limits; to put yourself to the test in struggle, with your entire being on combatant alert; to find yourself in assemblies, demonstrations, wildcat strikes, and barricades, just like Lambros did; to be on time for conspiratorial dates, present in the mapping of the enemy and the city, aware of the necessity for resupply, prepared to lube firearms, to throw yourself wholeheartedly into the fight, like thunder… 

You should initiate all those processes, and whatever their start may be make sure to get a good ending, because history remains scanty if we don’t touch upon it…

 On our side, moving constantly within this context, we honoured the memory of anarchist fighter and revolutionary Lambros Foundas on Saturday night, March 8, 2014 by attacking the police station in Nea Chalkidona, suburb of Athens; catching once again the state mechanisms off guard, we torched a patrol car which was parked outside, as well the guard booth and entrance door of the cop station, showing them that fighters are the only ones who will choose the place, time and way to unleash their hatred toward the designated enemies of freedom. 

Lambros: you are not missing from any moment of the struggle, because you’re always present, like you used to be… Lambros: nothing is over, because everything continues…

 Honour forever to Lambros Foundas, who only took a break four years ago (March 10, 2010) in Dafni, Athens, and continues to inspire us in his own, unique way.

 Revolution first and always, until victory…

Athens: Revolutionary Struggle case trial – In dedication to Lambros Foundas LAMBROS February 10th, 2012

FOUNDAS, ETERNAL Declaration of the members of Revolutionary Struggle on February 6th, 2012, regarding the armed scuffle of Dafni, in which Lambros Foundas was killed in battle with the police The repressive operation against the Revolutionary Struggle started with an armed scuffle in Dafni on March 10th, 2010, when our comrade Lambros Foundas was killed in battle with the policemen Andreas Haskis and Theodoros Koumarapis. Even though this incident became the starting point of the investigations which resulted in our arrests, the appellate prosecutor Makropoulos did not summon the two policemen killers of Lambros Foundas to testify in this trial, but only called to the stand the lady owner of the car which the comrades attempted to expropriate, with the aim of using it in an action of the organization. It is obvious that the two policemen were not summoned by the judicial authorities not for any other reason than to be protected, thus, as we have said before, proving the coalescence of judicial and police authorities. It is obvious that the appellate prosecutor sought to protect the murderers of Lambros Foundas. This does not surprise us. We have similarly not been surprised by the fact that the circumstances of Lambros Foundas’ assassination were not investigated and will not be investigated by any judge.


The role of the judges, as well as this court of course, is to protect the classist interests of the bosses, the wealthy and their lackeys and henchmen, who are none other than the police officers. And this demonstrates the hypocrisy of the state justice, because when judges and other officials of the regime talk about the value of human life, they mean exclusively the lives of their class peers, those that they themselves are serving, i.e. the same people who comprise the economic and political Power, and those that are protecting them, namely the members of police force. For the judges and this court, valuable is the life of thugs and praetorians of the regime, such as [the cops] Mantzounis, Margellos, Stamos, all who are trained and paid to assault, torture and kill. And even more valuable for this court is the life of individuals like the former Public Order Minister Voulgarakis, who is hated by the people. According to the classist ‘justice’, the value of human life is measured in terms of class position of every one of us; measured by whether it serves the Power and the criminal regime called capitalism and market economy.

 Lambros Foundas will be remembered as a freedom fighter who gave his life preparing for yet another Revolutionary Struggle’s blow against the regime. He gave his life so the occupation of the Greek government, the IMF, the ECB and the EU could not pass; so the current junta of the State and the Capital could not pass; so the new totalitarianism that the economic and political elite wants to impose worldwide, on the occasion of the global financial crisis, could not pass. Lambros Foundas gave his life fighting to make the crisis an opportunity for the Social Revolution. On the contrary, Lambros Foundas’ murderers Andreas Haskis and Theodoros Koumarapis shall remain recorded in history as mercenaries and members of an assassins’ mechanism.

They shall remain recorded in history as stooges of an unjust and criminal regime, stooges and lackeys of those who loot, oppress and exploit the people. Just as this court will be recorded in history as a special court that hears revolutionaries and combatants who are fighting for the destruction of capitalism and the State, as a court representing the traitors of the people, the contemporary collaborationists who are at the service of the supranational economic elite. It is our duty as members of Revolutionary Struggle to vindicate Lambros Foundas in this court of the class enemy. Besides that, the political responsibility claim for our participation in Revolutionary Struggle was a matter of course, in order not only to stand up for our organization, but also to defend our comrade. For us, his comrades in Revolutionary Struggle, Lambros Foundas is not deceased. He is in our blood and the air we breathe as fighters.

He is within our goals and objectives. He is identified with our organization and our struggle. Every day, every moment, he is present. HE IS IMMORTAL.

The members of Revolutionary Struggle Pola Roupa, Kostas Gournas, Nikos Maziotis

Athens: Day of remembrance and honour for Lambros Foundas Saturday, March 10th, 2012.

Two years after the murder of the anarchist comrade Lambros Foundas, a march of remembrance and struggle took place on Saturday, March 10th, 2012.
By 12.00 the PA’s gathering began in Monastiraki Square, which lasted approximately an hour, before nearly 1,000 people started to march through central streets of Athens (Athinas Street, Omonia Square, Stadiou Street, Syntagma, Amalias Avenue, Othonos Street, Panepistimiou Street, Propylaea), often attracting the interest of passersby. Numerous police units were present during the entire demo route, while organizers of the demo provided for its essential “safeguarding”.
Brochures with the political declarations of the comrades who stand trial for the Revolutionary Struggle case were distributed, while flyers, graffiti and stencils covered the streets and the walls downtown. At the head of the demo there were two banners reading “Solidarity with all those prosecuted for the Revolutionary Struggle case” and “Lambros is alive within our struggles for Social Revolution”.
Many slogans — new and older ones — were chanted such as “Revolutionary Struggle against the Capital and capitalism”, “Lambros is alive within the heart of every revolutionary”, “Terrorism is to look for a job; no peace with the bosses”, “Honour forever to Lambros Foundas”, “Freedom for all prisoners”, “Neither criminal nor political prisoners; set fire to all prisons”, “The State and the Capital are the only terrorists; solidarity with the armed guerrillas”, “People, take up arms; now or never”, “People, you’re starving; why do you kneel down in front of them? People, you’re starving, why don’t you hang them?” (outside the central market Varvakios Agora), “Let Kaminis’ house turn into ashes” (outside the city hall), “The February 12th was only the beginning; forward for a worldwide uprising”, “The February 12th was not enough; next time the parliament must fall”, “Freedom for the members of Revolutionary Struggle; ax and fire for the state guard dogs”, “Cops, KKE [Greek "Communist" Party], neo-Nazis, all scum work hand in hand”, “Praying won’t change the world; let’s expropriate all churches”, “Freedom to Stella Antoniou”. Also, a slogan was chanted in Italian, “Anarchia, Destabilizzazione, Azione Diretta, Inzurrezione” (anarchy, destabilization, direct action, insurrection). At around 15.00 the anarchist demo ended at Propylaea, while many protesters continued to march to Exarchia.

Video from the gathering on March 20th, 2010, in Dafni, in honour of Lambros Foundas and all fighters who died from the hands of the State

We’ll meet again one day

You left with your head held high, the same way as you came,
the same way I met you, as always.
I envy you.
- What is death?
- It’s like total darkness, with time you‘re getting used to
and it does not bother you anymore-.
And you left us behind,
with our remorse and our guilt
and our misery and our doubts,
to find excuses so that we get by,
another day,
and another day
and another day.
I envy you.
Cause you are ok, you’re always ok.
I need you.
To show me what dignity means,
to show me not to fear,
to show me not to compromise.
I need you next to me in the streets and in my way.
And to talk, to talk to me.
And to listen, to hear me.
So I can steal a bit of power from your truth,
a bit of courage from your freedom
a bit of faith from your values.
They say you are a terrorist.
It is true. You are terrorizing our fear, our comfort, our false appearance, our apathy, our empty gaze, our diminished libido, us getting used to the ugliness, our muzzle, our blinders, our handcuffs, the chains that prevent us from becoming dangerous.
There’s something we need to discuss.
Some say they choose not to act because they fear for their petty life. They say they love their life.
Others choose to act for exactly the same reason.
The say they love their life and cannot tolerate their life being wasted.
Tell me, can they both be right?
They can’t.

VENCEREMOS

To the comrade and friend that walked away from this life with his head held high on this day, exactly two years ago.

Anarchist Lambros Foundas, member of the urban guerrilla group Revolutionary Struggle, was murdered by the Greek police on March 10th, 2010 [here 1, 2 are some photos from the demo that year].

Athens -DEMONSTRATION OF MEMORY AND STRUGGLE FOR REVOLUTIONARY LAMBROS FOUNDAS

Translated by Actforfreedomnow!

SATURDAY, MARCH 10TH 2012. 12.00AM, MONASTIRAKI SQUARE

2 YEARS SINCE THE MURDER OF ANARCHIST COMRADE LAMBROS FOUNDAS, MEMBEROF
THE ORGANIZATION REVOLUTIONARY STRUGGLE, WHO FELL IN BATTLE WITH COPS
DURING A PREPARATORY ACTION OF THE ORGANIZATION. OUR DEBT TO THE MEMORY TO OF OUR COMRADE IS TO CONTINUE THE SUBVERSIVE STRUGGLE FOR FREEDOM,
EQUALITY, ANARCHY.
AGAINST THE JUNTA OF THE TROIKA AND THE MODERN TOTALITARIANISM, AGAINST
STATE AND CAPITAL, FOR THE SUBVERSION OF THE REGIME AND THE SOCIAL
REVOLUTION.

SOLIDARITY TO THE MEMBERS OF THE REVOLUTIONARY STRUGGLE AND TO THOSE WHO
ARE BEING PROSECUTED FOR THE SAME CASE.

ANARCHISTS

Athens: Responsibility claim for incendiary attack on the police station of Acropolis in remembrance of Lambros Foundas

“All men dream: but not equally. Those who dream by night in the dusty recesses of their minds wake in the day to find that it was vanity: but the dreamers of the day are dangerous men, for they may act their dreams with open eyes, to make it possible…”
(T. E. Lawrence)
This we did inspired by dreams of RAGE but above all dreams of MEMORY, and so we attacked the Acropoleos police station in the early hours of March 10th, 2013, catching the crowds of cops in the area off guard.
The reasons are many, but the loss of Lambros the greater reason of all.
Three years have passed already from that night of March 10th when Lambros Foundas, flesh of the flesh of the anarchist movement and a Revolutionary Struggle member, fell in armed battle with the pigs of the Greek police in the district of Dafni, Athens.
His life and death set an example that no fighter of freedom will ever be able to forget. We cannot allow tears to be shed for our dead comrades, but we bear a responsibility to be taught from the faith, dedication and consistency of their struggle.
We bear a responsibility to honor the memory of Lambros Foundas by any means, reflecting on the path of his political course of action, and hence his very own life.
May hands reach out and grip his gun. We bid another, yet certainly not our last adieu to him saying:
Lambros, the revolutionaries will continue to grow the flower which bloomed that dawn in Dafni, until VICTORY…

¡LAMBROS FOUNDAS PRESENTE!

Everything continues…

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