Cover


P1: Tabloid parody


P2: Letters, On the Road


P3: A Lifestyle of Action


P4: Working it Out - Giving them the gears


P5: Waking Up From the Urban Nightmare, Grassroots on Rooftops


P6: Pirate Radio - Touch That Dial!


P7: Crass - Shock Slogans and Token Tantrums


P8: Nuclear Family Meltdown, Meaning of the Tribes


P9: Trial by Media - Free the Five/Protect the Earth


P10: Direct Action Scores Twice, Porn Fight Catches Fire


P11: No More Business as Usual


P12/13: Direct Action Poster


P14: Conspiracy Is To Breathe Together, Pioneers in the Healthy Zone


P15: The Five- Who Are They?, A Tale of Two Cities


P16: Statement From the Five - How We See It


P17: Action is Addictive, Up Against The Wall


P18: Clamshell Clampdown, Reflections in the Barrel of a Gun


P19: Continuations


P20: Continuations


P21: Gandhi - The Price of Glory


P22: Continuations


P23: Cut Food Costs - Bag Those Bargains, For the Law-abiding


Back Cover

Issue Fifteen, Spring 1983

For obvious reasons, this issues theme is direct action (not the group, the strategy). The intent being to illustrate and explore many different facets of direct action in the wake of the Litton bombing and of the capture of the Five.
“Red Hot: Whodunnit?” letter to OR from a WFB member.
“A Tale of Two Cities” author unknown, page 15. Reports on the supposed nation-wide conspiracy network of anarchists and raids on activists from Vancouver to Toronto in the wake of the arrests of the Five. Discusses how the “fishing expedition” has been the worst in Toronto where police took full licence to harass and intimidate even known and openly pacifist anti-nuke and anti-war activists and organizations. Closes with tips on how to respond should the cops come a-knockin'.
“Cut Food Costs: Bag Those Bargains” tips on stealing, etc. page 23.