Poor head-crazy primate Homo sapiens is in a collective confusion, riddled
with angst, broiling with aggression and fundamental fear. Ah, if only he knew his true nature.
We’re at a crossroads – like in the 1930’s – only now we have nuclear
weapons. We know now that the survival
of the world depends upon swift international cooperation to cease the poisoning
of this, our beautiful and mysterious home-planet whilst we still have the
ghost of a chance.
A new monster rises in the west. A
long shadow falls across the world, merging into the darkness of Russia,
Turkey, Saudi Arabia, Daesh, Israel and all.
Few countries are innocent. Few individuals are guilty. If our authoritarian power structures are not
working for us, then we must tear them down.
Life must change – or life will cease.
A fresh mind is required to face a problem like this, not a stale
mind. Will the comforts of beer,
consumerism and TV keep us asleep forever?
Can we ever learn from history? Or
will we go complacently to our doom? To
be honest with you folks, I’m kind of worried about that drunken gorilla that’s
just taken over U.S.A. He seems to
embody ignorance, and that’s a very dangerous thing. The thing with Chump is, essentially, Chump IS Capitalism. He is its monster-spawn, its misbegotten
eldritch halfling, its product. Growing up in a monstrous situation, how could he fail to grow up a monster, it’s
always the same with these kids from bad homes.
If the parents had had to live in reality like most of us, this would
never have happened. But since they grew
up deprived of all of life’s morally strengthening experiences, well, what
could you expect?
It’s no joke though, as now the little bastard has his fat, sweaty,
trembling pork-sausage of a finger hovering just over the button that destroys
the planet.
Well, what can you do? Stop and
think. What can you do? I suppose you can do what you can. The trouble is, people don’t usually start
moving until they are desperate, and not enough people are desperate enough –
yet. In 1917 they were desperate enough
in Russia to overthrow the Czar and create a new type of society. OK, it got fucked up by the Bolsheviks almost
immediately and turned into a vile dictatorship of the inner party, but that’s
another story. Revolutions frequently go
horribly wrong, but that does not necessarily justify the existence of the
previous regime.
Every single right we have was acquired by people demanding those rights
from a position of strength. You cannot
demand your rights from a position of weakness.
Parliament, Votes for Commoners, Worker’s Rights, Votes for Women, Civil Rights, Animal Rights, Gay Rights, Legal Marijuana –
you name it – they’ve all been achieved through struggle and sacrifice, in
short, through activism.
Of course, there was a lot of activism in the sixties. Maybe the mind-expanding drugs had something
to do with it – and of course, there was so much to be active about.
It was an ultra-politicised decade, but also a super-cultural decade, a
veritable renaissance, which saw it’s great flowering in 1967, the Summer of
Love. Even as a small child I knew
something was up.
So look – it’s the 100th anniversary of the October Revolution and the 50th anniversary of
the Summer of Love – wouldn’t the obvious thing be to combine 1917’s zeal for
social reform with 1967’s outpouring of transcendental love in 2017?
Anyone got any better ideas?
https://savetheholyheadland.blogspot.co.uk/2013/07/jordan-begley-damian-green.html
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2016/nov/16/ipcc-wants-to-overturn-its-own-report-on-jordan-begley-taser-death
https://www.studentsforafreetibet.org/
http://yecaterpillar.blogspot.co.uk/2016/10/the-horned-whale-by-jeremy-schanche.html
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