18 Wednesday Sep 2013
Posted in Politics, Social History
Just seen Nick Clegg that there mission is to destroy the two party system. ‘Guido’ Clegg was last seen heading for the cellars of Parliament!
04 Wednesday Sep 2013
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It towers above the city reminding all the capitalists the site their businesses occupy. Any unsuspecting posh car it will melt, having had enough of greed and selfishness.
They call it the Walkie talkie because it communicates with the sun. See how businesses are now barracks ding themselves in, afraid of nature and the natural order of anarchy.
Be afraid.
02 Monday Sep 2013
Come to the anarchist bookfair and realise how better life could be if we weren’t ruled by forces that are only interested in retaining power and money for the few. Learn how you can make a difference in your community.
http://anarchistbookfair.org.uk/
09 Tuesday Jul 2013
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After having tasted the blood drawn from withdrawing his knife from his brothers back, Ed is now turning on the Unions. In principle this is appalling, the unions were the last real working class link that the Labour Party had that distinguished them from a party of mediocrity. However the Unions have changed as well, full of career men with big speeches but very little else; all too happy to keep the status quo. So to be fair Labour and the unions are still a good fit, as neither of them really represent the interests of the working class, let alone do anything that will actually improve their lives.
Will this make Labour more electable? Maybe but who do they represent, not people like me anymore.
I still believe that if 20% or less turned up for elections, how could the Govt say they were there by the will of the people. Spoiling your paper gets counted and gives the system a credibility, where as not voting at all is a dismissal of the system completely and a desire for something new. Apathy appears only due to the futility to what is put in front of you. Belief and confidence in the ballot box has been destroyed, now it needs to be highlighted more.
DON’T VOTE, DON’T SPOIL YOUR PAPER – LETS REDUCE THE VOTING POPULATION TO UNDER 20%.
07 Sunday Jul 2013
or are you a man of the church, even worse, telling the idlers that they are good and holy as long as they give the church money, and the workers that life is shit but you will get your reward in heaven. They help maintain the status quo by fear of the wrath of a ‘merciful’ god.
Yes I am reading the Robert Tressell’s Ragged Trouser Philanthropist – a book I should have read years ago but somehow never got round to. Whilst Kropotkin’s Mutual Aid metaphorically proves how society should be naturally, Tessell depicts how society has manifested itself it an unequal state and how this is maintained.
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06 Saturday Jul 2013
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It’s taken from a Charlie Chaplin film, who had his own run in with capitalistic governments.
20 Saturday Apr 2013
Posted in Politics
Just a thank you to all my friends who have given me the confidence to write this blog, especially Ian Bone who helped me get the point of it all back! Does it make a difference, is it just some narcissistic way of entering the viral world, or can I change things. I don’t know but I have always believed in the domino effect. I may not change the world but several generations later might and if I can make one simple impact on someone to help create that initial ripple, then I will be happy. I have always classed myself as an anarchist – not with the black smoke stereotypical death & destruction imagery – but a belief in no form state just simple ‘mutual aid’, to quote the title of the book that literally changed my viewpoint of life (Peter Kropotkin). The nuts and bolts of how we get there will always be debatable but the simple view of how we could live is indisputable. When you start reading Antonio Gramsci, Michel Foucault & Hayden White, you become completely aware of how you can be controlled by the simple discourse that is used by the media, politicians, celebrities etc etc – everyone needs a filter to understand what is really being said.
I have always enjoyed listening to music, especially that that tries to break boundaries – sadly this appeared to be more rife in the 80’s – perhaps Thatcher was good for one thing! I came across this wonderful live footage of Stump the other day and it somehow reminded me of how I view life!
04 Monday Feb 2013
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If you didn’t know 1% is a term a lot of MCC’s use as they believe that they are outside the law i.e. 99% of people simply follow society’s rules; however I have known a few bikers who have left gangs because they had more rules and regulations that the society they didn’t want to be part of.
If the gang and the government are the same who actually can claim to be part of the 1%?
In the recent issue of the Cunningham amendment there are some wonderful phrases that if applied potentially could make you part of the 1%….maybe?
We do not seek to improve the state nor are we interested in partitioning the state for help.
Anarcrisps 2013
How do you perceive anarchic principles? Riots, destruction, looting or freedom, liberty and equality?
A change is needed, the current system doesn’t work.
03 Sunday Feb 2013
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29 Tuesday Jan 2013
Posted in Media, Politics, Social History
So they want to alter the electorall boundaries again, onviously for efficiency purposes and not to break up any stronghold of Labour or Liberal (if they still have any) support. Now when the Tories try to pass this bill I think even the Liberals will realise this will literally sign their death warrant, if they haven’t already.
This is why the system in this country stinks, when a ruling power is allowed to introduce legislation that simply consolidates their position is simply wrong and undemocratic.
Jason E Cooper 