AR-News: NC wants to hear from you!

[dhayden at ardac.org]

Have you read the stimulating debate in Issue #21 of No
Compromise?  It examines whether or not "reform"
campaigns help or hinder our movement in the fight for 
animal liberation.  Now we’re looking for YOUR
feedback!  Send us letters (250 words or less)
commenting on the debate (or anything else in the
issue).

No Compromise is here to give each activist a voice, by
creating a forum in which we all can exchange ideas to
build a stronger, more effective movement. We cannot do
this without you, though!  We need your articles,
artwork and ideas. We are currently accepting
submissions for Issue #22. The deadline for submissions
for this issue is August 17. (Submissions received
after this date will be considered for publication in
future issues.)

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Now Available! No Compromise Issue #21!


This issue is packed with news on the latest happenings
from the grassroots animal liberation movement.
Included in this issue:

- Factory Farming Focus: Interview with Jim Mason,
coverage of the UK's
      incredibly successful campaign against live
exports, and more.
- Debating Abolition Campaigns versus Reform Campaigns
- Behind Bars: Dave Blenkinsop
- Henry Hutto: Gone But Not Forgotten
- Dealing with Disruptive Behavior 
- Ballot Battle
- Shadow Activist: Planning and Stealth for Safety on
the Jobsite
- and much more!

Every issue of No Compromise contains the latest  news 
from worldwide grassroots animal liberation
organizations, Animal Liberation Front action updates,
activist interviews, special focus sections, useful
‘how-to’ information and commentary. No Compromise is
published quarterly and produced entirely by activists
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