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The Feeding of the 5000 interviews. The Feeding show was probably the biggest anarcho-punk event in 20 years featuring some of the original bands that started the movement and it caused a lot of controversy. Interviews with Steve Ignorant, Flux of Pink Indians, the Restarts, Disruptors, Conflict and Zounds. Due to the controversy over the event it was also decided to mount a project asking the question if anarcho-punk was or could be the actual threat it claimed to be. There are contributions from Andy Martin of The Apostles, Boff of Chumbawamba, Ian Glasper author of "The Day the Country Died", George Berger author of "The Story of Crass" and opinions from the Profane Existence, Crass and Conflict boards as well as zine writers and individuals from all over the place. It makes an interesting read. This issue also includes interviews with Ian Bone the founder of Class War, Noam Chomsky during a recent trip in Ireland, Anima Mundi anarcho-permaculture punk from California and Inner Terrestrials, DiY protest punk n dub from the UK. There’s a chat with a film company that is run by prisoners and ex-prisoners and a brief look at the punk scene in Belfast The main feature in this issue is an exhaustive look at climate change and why it is the most important campaign in history. There's also articles including work by Penny Rimbaud of Crass, lots of very honest reviews, campaign news and lots more all wrapped up in a full colour cover by Eric Drooker.