"AIDS"

Kenji Siratori

"cyber*embryo of buffoonery=of the vagina of the brain of the ant of the heaven that the mirror image of chaos grew=upside-down of BABEL=of which a mask dances=to the urban manhole of f/0 of the cadaver that blindfolds the sun of a chromosome to genes sadistic vision of the lonely cyber season of the placenta of the clone LOAD the embryo who beats the vein that turned pale ant of null=of=the drug organ was being conducted perceive the season of the latency of outer space to the brain of the sun that DNA of the chopped meat of the horizon dives into the desire of the X foot of a cadaver!"

Full story: http://newworlddisorder.ca

"Thou Sayest: Is Brainwashing Possible?"

by William H. Kennedy

"On the way to the police station Elizabeth did something quite unexpected. She began to defend her abductors and claiming that she did not want them to get into trouble or go to jail. Elizabeth was abducted by an ex-communicated Mormon named Brian David Mitchell and his wife Wanda Barzee who lived a cult-like existence. Mitchell sees himself as a Prophetic and at times Messianic figure. In his deranged world he came to the conclusion that Elizabeth Smart was his God ordained second wife after he completed some minor repair work at the Smart home. After he captured Elizabeth at knife point by cutting a window screen and entering her bedroom he took her on a seven month Odyssey through a strange world of homelessness, preaching and begging, the details of which are only slowly emerging in the popular media."

Full story: http://newworlddisorder.ca

"The Montauk PsyOp"

Alexandra Bruce

"Here is where we get to the potential uses of this meme in mass consciousness: it is not only a latent means of tracking the general population's ability to grasp such concepts. It is a way to get the readers' consciousnesses to resonate with potential parallel realities -- where events like those described in the Montauk Project books are actually taking place -- creating a peer-to-peer bridge between the readers in this universe and parallel versions of themselves existing in reality fields such as those described. It could be a form of mass consciousness entrainment, on a multiversal scale, targeted to the group of individuals who resonate with this information."

Full story: http://newworlddisorder.ca

"All Aboard the Black Magic Bus!"

Adam Gorightly

"Dean nodded in approval, and had his friend put the gun away and leave the house. Manson then handed the portly and balding preacher a tab of acid. 'Here, this will keep your blood pressure down.' Dean paused, gave the pill a blank look, and downed it with a sip of soda. Then he began where he'd left off, telling Charlie what his life was going to be like after he was condemned to Hell for 'doing' his lovely young daughter. After awhile -- as the acid started to take hold -- Morehouse began to mellow out, and reconsider his position. Charlie advised Dean that he might want to get in his friend's car and go home, and Dean agreed to this suggestion. When he came looking for Charlie again a few weeks later, it wasn't for his daughter's sake, but because he was in search of more acid. Charlie had revealed to Dean 'The Way of the Bus', and The Way was Psychedelic. Like many another spiritual searcher from the spaced-out 60's, LSD had opened Morehouse's mind, but unfortunately the vacuum between his ears was soon to be filled with the ambiguous metaphysical psycho-babble of Charlie Christ."

Full story: http://newworlddisorder.ca"

Anonymous Comrade writes:

"Some Theses on the Use of Words"

Council for the Use of Words

in 1: the introduction of an old idea;
in 2: critique of separation by words;
in 3: three questions;
in 4: the pleasures of bodies and minds gathered, making art as space;
in 5: the purpose of the use of words, the quest by posing of questions;
in 6: the use of words in organizations, and the ways to judge them;
in 7: what the poets do, practically, if not nothing;
in 8: the relation between users of words, organized life, and research;
in 9: a formulation and a dissolution.

1. We are definitely not the first, and perhaps not the last in a historical series of poetic groups that have suggested the route elaborated in this vulnerable text. But that is not the point. The route proposed has all the characteristics of a modern, that is to say a romantic movement. It is romantic because we place in the forefront our urgent desire at the present moment, and its practical form. And it is modern because we have no desire at all to return to, or reproduce in new forms the poverty and endless repetitions of this world. Instead we have chosen to surpass it completely, starting from the present state of things in order to realize a world of poetry, and through it to realize our desires for a new life made by none other than ourselves. It is not a new idea…

Anonymous Comrade submits "A chapter from curious george brigade's new book, Anarchy in the Age of Dinosaurs. To get a copy check your local infoshop or visit the web-site www.ageofdinosaurs.net or www.yellowjack.mahost.org

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THE INEFFICIENT UTOPIA OR HOW CONSENSUS WILL CHANGE THE WORLD

Over and over again, anarchists have been critiqued, arrested, and
killed by "fellow-travelers" on the road to revolution because we were
deemed inefficient. Trotsky complained to his pal Lenin that the
anarchists in charge of the railways were 'inefficient devils'. Their
lack of punctuality will derail our revolution." Lenin agreed, and in
1919, the anarchist Northern Rail Headquarters was stormed by the Red
Guard and the anarchists were "expelled from their duties." Charges of
inefficiency were not only a matter of losing jobs for anarchists, but
an excuse for the authorities to murder them. Even today, anarchist
principles are condemned roundly by those on the Left as simply not
efficient enough. We are derided because we would rather be opening a
squat or cooking big meals for the hungry than selling newspapers. These
criticisms from the larger activist scene have had scurrilous effects.
More disturbing than these outside attacks, anarchists have begun to
internalize and repeat this criticism. Some have attempted to gain
efficiency with such means as officers, federations, and voting. All of
this is done to scare away the hobgoblin of inefficiency that has dogged
anarchism for so long.

Anonymous Comrade submits:

"How To Start A War In Iraq"

William Rivers Pitt

truthout Perspective
, Friday 29 August 2003

"Well, I guess they had it coming."

"We've all got it coming, kid." -- Unforgiven

1. Lose an election and win a lawsuit. Move into the White House. Surround
yourself with
(http://www.truthout.org/docs_03/042103I.shtml) ideological extremists from
the far-right
wing of the Republican Party. Put them get to work
(http://www.truthout.org/docs_02/09.18C.iraq.plann ed.htm) planning 'regime
change' in
Iraq, something they themselves have been planning for years.

NOT BORED! writes "Translator's introduction to
Words and Bullets The Condemned of the Lebovici Affair

The Lebovici Affair (new translation)

At 6:30 pm on 5 March 1984, Gerard Lebovici -- a prominent Parisian film producer and publisher -- left his office and went to meet someone who claimed in a telelphone call received earlier in the day to be acting on behalf of Sabrina Mesrine. Lebovici was very close to Sabrina, who was the daughter of the infamous bank-robber Jacques Mesrine, who'd been killed in a police ambush in 1979. Not only had Lebovici officially adopted Sabrina as his daughter, but he'd also reprinted her father's book, L'instinct de mort, which had been suppressed by the Ministry of Justice several years earlier.

jim submits ""Ravachol"

Octave Mirbeau

Translated and introduced by Robert Helms

Francois-Claudius Koeningstein (Oct. 14, 1859 -- July 11, 1892), known to posterity as Ravachol, was born to Dutch and French parents at Saint-Chamond, near St. Etienne in Eastern France. He was angered by two actions taken by the French government on May 1, 1891. One was at Fourmies, where the newly designed Lebels machine gun was used against a peaceful May Day rally at which women and children were carrying flowers and palms. Casualties there numbered 14 dead and 40 wounded. The other incident was at Clichy, where police attacked a six-man anarchist labor rally. The workers defended themselves with pistol-shots and were subsequently given long terms at hard labor.

Anonymous Comrade submits:

"The Painful Horrors of Political Autism"

John Chuckman, August 8, 2003

I've read that severe autism involves receiving a storm of sensory perceptions, literally assaulting a mind unable to properly sort them out. It is a terrifying experience, driving sufferers to avoid human contact. That description of autism resembles what I briefly sometimes experience from the passing parade of political events.