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Isgal edilmis Atina Politeknik universitesi grubu 12 Aralık günü aldıkları karar ile: Öldürülen tüm gençler, göçmenler ve tüm devletin hizmetçilerine karşı mücadele verenler, Carlo Juliani, Fransız varoşlarından gençler, Alexandros Grigoropoulos ve sayamadığımız tüm dünyadan öldürülenlerin anısına; devlet terörüne karşı 20 Aralık 2008, Cumartesi günü Avrupa ve küresel direnise davet ediyor.

Yaşamlarımız devletlere ve onların tetikçilerine ait değildir!

Öldürülen kardeslerimiz, arkadaslarımız ve yoldaşlarımız herzaman bizimle mücadelemiz sürecinde canlı kalacaklardır.

Onları unutmayacağız, ve onları öldürülenleri de affetmeyeceğiz.


Friday 12/12, the assembly of the occupied Athens Polytechnic decided to make a callout for European and global-wide actions of resistance in the memory of all assassinated youth, migrants and all those who were struggling against the lackeys of the state, Carlo Juliani; the French suburb youths; Alexandros Grigoropoulos and the countless others, all around the world, a day of international action against state murders, Saturday 20.12.2008. Our lives do not belong to the states and their assassins! The memory of the assassinated brothers and sisters, friends and comrades stays alive through our struggles! We do not forget our brothers and sisters, we do not forgive their murderers.

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