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50 Articles The Media Wouldn't Publish - cover
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50 Articles The Media Wouldn't Publish

Roger Allam

Editora: Publishdrive

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Sinopse

The Writings of a Political Prisoner, Rebel, and Climate Truth-Teller
 
For six years, Roger Hallam has written relentless, unfiltered analyses of the climate crisis, civil resistance, and the collapse of our political systems. These are the articles corporate media refused to publish—because they expose the lies of governments, the failures of politics, and the raw truth about what it takes to win.
 
Collected for the first time, 50 Articles The Media Wouldn’t Publish is a firebrand manifesto for those who refuse to look away. From the founding of Extinction Rebellion to the imprisonment of civil resistors, Roger lays out the case for radical nonviolent revolution with the clarity and urgency that have made him one of the most controversial voices in modern activism.
 
Whether you're an organizer, a concerned citizen, or simply searching for answers in an age of ecological and political breakdown, this book will challenge you, move you, and demand that you act.
 
Read it now—before it’s too late.
 
Reviews of Roger's Previous Book, Common Sense for the 21st Century
 
“Brilliant: wise, profound and persuasive. If you want to understand Extinction Rebellion, or how to change the world, read it.”– George Monbiot, columnist at The Guardian, author and activist.
 
“This is not just an argument, it is an instruction manual for ripping through the corruption and complacency that will destroy our planet.”– Paul Mason, author of Clear, Bright Future: A Radical Defense of the Human Being
 
“[Roger] provides a blueprint for people who are sick and tired of the futility of civil discourse in combating the climate catastrophe. We hope this film inspires people to embrace radical tactics and actions that bring about real change. Our very existence depends on it.”– Rooney Mara & Joaquin Phoenix
 
“Is Common Sense for the 21st Century the best hope we’ve got to prevent human extinction? Yes, I think it is.”– Dr Alexandra Jellicoe, environmental engineer and scientist, Monkey Wrench
 
“[Roger] has a lot of integrity and charisma,”– The New Yorker
 
“Hallam… is widely seen as the driving force behind [Extinction Rebellion’s] tactics, [and] recommends that activists emulate past movements like the United States civil rights movement and the Yellow Vests in France.”– The New York Times
 
This book was published and produced by volunteers. Every purchase helps sustain our radical publishing. Buy, read, and share to help build the resistance.
Disponível desde: 10/03/2025.
Comprimento de impressão: 252 páginas.

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