- Ainfos is a very useful anarchist news site.
- AK Press is perhaps the most important publisher and distributor of anarchist materials in North America.
AK also has a European site.
- Alianza Magonista Zapatista is attempting to put into practice the principles of the two great revolutionaries, Ricardo Flores Magón and Emiliano Zapata. (Spanish-language site)
- Anarkismo is an anarcho-communist site with a wide range of articles in a wide range of languages — English, Spanish, French, Italian, Greek, etc., etc.
- Anarcho-Syndicalist Review is the only regularly appearing U.S. anarcho-syndicalist magazine. It always has a lot of thought-provoking news and analysis.
- CIPO - RFM (Consejo Indigena Popular de Oaxaca - Ricardo Flores Magón) is a nonviolent group resisting political repression and fighting for indigenous rights in the state of Oaxaca.
- The Confederacion Nacional del Trabajo (CNT) has an attractive site (en espaņol) focusing on
Spanish anarchist news and events.
- Dave Robison's on-line anarchist library contains a good collection of essays and biographies.
- Ediciones Antorcha has a very nice collection of free, on-line anarchist texts in Spanish.
- Flag has been providing free web space for anarchist ideas and
discussion since 1996.
- III Publishing are nice folks who publish anarchist fiction.
- Industrial Workers of the World is the only union in the U.S.
run along anarchist principles.
- Infoshop.org bills itself as "your online anarchist community." It has a lot of useful links and info.
- The Institute for Social Ecology is a good place to start for those interested in
anarchism and environmentalism.
- Libcom.org is a nicely designed, very ambitious anarcho-communist news/library/discussion site.
- Workers Solidarity Alliance is a U.S. anarcho-syndicalist group whose site has a lot of useful on-line articles and essays.
- Zabalaza Books is a South African
anarchist publisher. They have a lot of interesting stuff, including free downloads.
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- Adult Christianity offers a useful running log of xtian misdeeds (fraud, embezzlement, priests sodomizing kids, etc.), plus a lot of funny stuff, such as fake products. ("What a trend we have in Jesus.")
- American Family Foundation publishes the Cultic Studies Journal. Their site contains many
and varied archived articles.
- Atheist Alliance is "the only democratic national atheist organization in the United States" and is the publisher of Secular Nation magazine.
- Atheists.net has a tongue-in-cheek feature on an "atheist messiah" and also some well-reasoned material on the delusional nature of religious belief.
- Christianism.com, despite it's name (it's neither a christian nor a commercial site), "contains scholarship, blasphemy, heresy, freethought, rationalism, atheism, history, psychology, sociology, theology, anthropology, etc.," and a lot of very interesting on-line texts.
- Cult News has a massive amount of info on religious cults, and posts new articles on a fairly regular basis.
- Cult News Network is run by the same fine folks as Cult News. It provides numerous daily links to cult-related news.
- David Hasselhoff is the Anti-Christ has been floating around the web for years, but is still one of the funniest sites on it. It's a great example of how scripture can be interpreted to "prove" anything.
- Divine Interventions is the home of the Baby Jesus Buttplug and many other fine products.
- Evil Bible reveals the vile truth of what's actually in the bible, in contrast to the heavily sanitized version normally presented by priests and preachers.
- FACTNet is an activist anti-cult group which was founded after the Scientologists took over the Cult Awareness Network.
- The Infidels Secular Web is an on-line library for skeptics and nonbelievers containing vast amounts of information and hundreds of useful links.
- JCnot4me has a nice collection of articles and references.
- Jesus Museum "is simply the largest catalogue of Christian websites that acknowledges them for the fecal droppings they are."
- Landover Baptist Church has been "serving the saved since 1692." Their twin mottos are "God told me to hate you" and "unsaved, unwelcome." Check 'em out.
- Operation Clambake will tell you more than you'll probably ever want to know about those zany Scientologists.
- Phags for Phelps does, of course, deal with Fred Phelps' Westboro Baptist Church. The site is based on a common-sense proposition: "Every American should be asked: Are you with us? Or are you with the Phelps? There truly is no in between. The more America gets to see of the Phelps, the more likely they are to side with the GLBT community. Or else be exposed as the hatred filled Phelpsians they truly are."
- Positive Atheism is a gold mine of quotations, PDF handbills, articles, and entire books on line.
- Recovery from Mormonism is a valuable resource for those attempting to escape that cult. The site contains much useful insider information.
- The Skeptic's Annotated Bible is well organized and is the best available guide to the contradictions, absurdities, atrocities, etc. in the book which has caused more human misery than any other ever published.
- Undo Jesus has a premise that's hard to argue with: "The time has come to abandon Christianity."
- Weird Crap has a great collection of links to bizarro christian sites. Don't miss Psycho Dave's "Recreational Christianity Zone."
- The Westboro Baptist Church has one of the few sites on the web that is honest about what christianity really stands for. And check out the bird's-eye lowdown on the fun-loving family behind Westboro Baptist.
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- Alternet provides the news that the corporate media
deems fit not to print.
- Burned Books is a new publisher of anti-war e-books.
- Anarcho-Syndicalist Review is the only regularly published anarcho-syndicalist periodical in the U.S. It features thoughtful theoretical pieces as well as reports of anarcho-syndicalist activism around the world.
- Arizona Independent Media Center
is the local branch of the international movement toward democratizing communications.
"Don't hate the media. Become the media."
- The Billboard Liberation Front provides
helpful info for those interested in combating visual blight. The site features many examples
of improved billboards.
- Clamor is a nicely designed, nonsectarian leftist magazine featuring reviews, interviews, and articles on a wide variety of social and political topics.
- Common Dreams is a good source for "alternative" news and editorial comment.
- Disinformation has a very wide range of links to the
offbeat and enlightening, covering everything from Jack Chick comics to Nostradamus to Timothy
Leary to neo-fascist groups.
- Earth First Journal is "the radical
[that is, realistic] environmental journal."
- Eightball Magazine is for those of us who read the Weekly World News in supermarket checkout lines but wouldn't be caught dead buying it.
- Fairness and Accuracy in Reporting (FAIR) reveals in detail the incredibly bad performance of the corporate media.
- Free Radio Berkeley is the most political, activist-oriented of the pirate radio sites.
- Graphic Alliance is a mutual support network for progressive graphic artists, both web and print variety.
- Independent Media Center is a collective of
independent media organizations and hundreds of journalists offering grassroots,
non-corporate coverage. Indymedia is a democratic media outlet for the creation of radical,
accurate, and passionate tellings of truth.
- IPG is See Sharp Press's primary book trade
distributor.
- Justice Design provides innovative graphic design for socially good & worthwhile causes.
- KXCI is the community-owned beacon in the vast wasteland
of Tucson's corporate radio desert, now with 24-hour streaming audio. If you live in a place without a decent, left-wing radio station, and have high-speed access, check it out.
- Loving More is the best, because it's the only,
polyamory magazine. All kidding aside, it's a good mag put out by nice people.
- Low Rider Press has a very large assortment of humorous bike and bumper stickers.
- Modern Drunkard Magazine is always good for more than a few laughs (sick, yes, guilty, yes, but laughs nonetheless).
- The Official Pirate Radio Kit
Bulletin Board is a good site to go to for technical information on constructing
a pirate radio station, though the site looks as if it hasn't been updated for a few years.
- The Onion is still by far the funniest on-line
"news" publication.
- Processed World has been "the magazine with a
bad attitude" (as opposed to Time, "the bad magazine with an attitude") for over two
decades, and is now on the web.
- Radio 4 All is a valuable site dedicated to
freeing the airwaves from coporate control. It contains dozens of useful related links.
- The Rude Pundit is the most entertaining blog around. If you like the image of Dick Cheney bent over "Deliverance style" squealing like a "corporate pig," while the bodies of over 1000 dead American soldiers are crammed up his ass, you'll like this blog.
- Schaffner Press publishes well produced novels, literary biographies, and music books.
- Skeptic Magazine is one of the best reads available for
those who are open minded but not empty headed.
- Truthout is one of the better "alternative" (read "real") news sites on the 'net.
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- Acequia Booksellers is Albuquerque's best used/antiquarian bookstore. They carry a lot of anarchist and anarchist-related rare books.
- Bay Area Skeptics contains loads of features and links to skeptic-related topics and sites.
- Booze Cruize is, yes, a bicycle site. Their motto: "Got booze? Got a bike?" . . . Need we say more?
- CNET is probably the best on-line source of computer
information for end users. They have evaluations of everything under the sun (in terms of hardware and software), lists of the cheapest places to buy things, and a huge download library.
- Cruel Site of the Day is intended as "an antidote to all of this unhealthy positive
energy." Contains hundreds of links to the sick and perverse.
- Heckle and Jive is J.R. Swanson's site. It features J.R.'s unique films, animation, and graphics. J.R. did all of the illustrations for our Devil's Dictionaries.
- Lee Elia's Famous Rant (while he was, for an understandably short time, Chicago Cubs manager) is, hands down, the funniest tirade ever recorded.
- Phoenix Arts is the genial host for our site. They have a lot of arts and political info that'd be of interest to those enduring life in the inferno 110 miles northwest of here.
- The Polyamory Society provides many useful
resources for those interested in or pursuing the more challenging but more rewarding alternative to monotony (or is that 'monogamy'?).
- Yves Barbero's Web Site is our former web master's business site. It features
off-beat articles, reviews, computer advice, and unclassifiable commentary.
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- Center for Biological Diversity is
doing wonderful work to protect Arizona's environment from developers and other public enemies.
- Cost of War tracks the cost of the war of aggression in Iraq and keeps a running tab on how many housing units, immunizations, etc. could be bought with the money being squandered on this vicious, unnecessary war.
- Food Not Bombs is the worldwide organization dedicated to feeding the hungry and the homeless while exposing why there are so many hungry and homeless.
- Free Leonard Peltier is the place to go for news of the campaign to free this victim of an FBI frame-up. Amnesty International calls Leonard "a political prisoner" and is urging his immediate release.
- Fuck the South provides sensitive, poignant editorial content.
- Fully Informed Jury Association is providing essential information in these times of increasing government repression—that jurors have the option and the responsibility to render a verdict based on their conscience, sense of justice, and on the merits of the law, and are not bound by law to follow a judge's instructions.
- I fucked Ann Coulter in the ass, hard is funnier than hell, but not for the squeamish.
- Jay's Leftist & "Progressive" Internet Directory is the ultimate leftist web directory.
- Peace Supplies is a worker-owned and run collective that produces nice T-shirts and bumper stickers.
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PETA (People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals) is the most prominent and one of the most militant defenders of those who cannot defend themselves.
- Stickers HQ has a huge selection of anti-Bush and other political bumper stickers. They probably have the best selection of stickers on the 'net.
- Thomasmc.com is a nicely designed new/analysis site/blog, with much thought-provoking content. We don't agree with everything on it, but then again how often do you find a site with which you fully agree?
- Topple Bush has a lot of useful info and funny material on the idiot tyrant currently infesting the White House.
- The White House is not what you'd expect from the title, and is much funnier to boot.
- Wild Wilderness is dedicated to fighting the efforts of jet ski manufacturers, off road vehicle manufacturers, other corporate predators, and their lackeys in congress to commercialize, "motorize," and charge us "access fees" for use of our public lands.
- Zapatista web site (official site) is well designed and is very informative to those who can read
Spanish.
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The following links are to the five major non-12-step self-help recovery organizations in the United
States and Canada. See Sharp Press does not recommend any of these organizations over any
others; but we recommend all of them over 12-step groups.
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- The Amazona Society is dedicated to preserving
Amazon parrots in their native habitats, and to maintaining healthy captive breeding populations of all Amazon species (many of which are threatened in the wild).
- Avian Rescue Online is a good place to start if you have an interest in avian rescue, but there's no group in your area.
- Avian Welfare Coaltion's mission is to prevent the abuse, exploitation, and suffering of captive birds, and to address the crucial issues of rescue, placement, and sanctuary for displaced birds. The AWC also supports efforts to insure the survival of wild birds and the conservation of their natural habitats.
- Companion Parrot Quarterly is the most reliable
parrot magazine.
- Foster Parrots is a Massachusetts rescue group.
Their site has a lot of good information for anyone contemplating getting a parrot as
a companion, including information on costs and the considerable amount of time and
attention birds require.
- Indonesian Parrot Project is an educational and parrot-habitat conservation group. Their site contains good info on the impact of illegal logging in Indonesia.
- The Oasis provides a wonderful, humanitarian
sanctuary for parrots that have been so abused or have other problems so serious that
they're unadoptable.
- Tucson Avian Rescue and Adoption Foundation is a
fine local group dedicated to rescuing and placing abused, neglected and abandoned birds.
- Truwebhost is a friendly, reliable web hosting company that has generously donated hosting to parrot rescue and welfare groups, and who provide low-cost hosting for commercial sites.
- World Parrot Trust is an international
organization whose aim is the survival of parrot species in the wild and the welfare
of captive birds everywhere.
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