Anarchast: "The History of Anarchism" with Lew Rockwell

"Anarchism comes down to a very simple argument ... all you have to know is it's never acceptable to use violence, or threaten violence against the innocent. When you say that to someone, everyone says 'well, of course!' But then, of course, it turns out they don't actually believe it. They believe in war, they believe in taxation, they believe in regulation. Everything the state does is violent. They claim the right to kill you if you sufficiently resist paying a parking ticket. So that's the opposition, this is mankind's worst enemy on earth ever."

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Dave

Posted: Oct 12 2011, 10:56 PM

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101 salesmen

pretty sad, former company secretary sweeps humankind wholesale under his shoe and wants to restart the rat race. a little early as one would expect, stealing a march being tactical. the symbol of the game of forcing people to compete for mutual destruction is the olympic torch and the olympics the ceremony.

mad:

i owe you
and you owe me
i own the market
now who is free?

at the end stages of conquest, the lies collapse, the truth being visible as the tapestry of lies is revealed. this is happening and fiction merges to reality. in the case of a secret society in britain that wears the chessboard on their heads, the police who front division V. engagement at regional level threatening income would likely meet the office of director of corporate (counter) intelligence. the local number to call the community franchise is now 101. 101 is 5 in decimal, V in roman.

for those who haven't read 1984 recently:

Winston: "what is in Room 101"
O'Brian: "You know what is in Room 101, Winston. Everybody knows what is in Room 101."

as for anarchy, i speak as someone who hasn't experienced it, only police states. i have seen reality, glimpses of it are so hideous but then again ignoring it or denying it is more perilous. it leads to room 101 out of the entire planet. i have only lived in police states, that is where free trade goes, the only place where free trade can flourish. people can think it through to the point where protection is active, then it is locked into to calamity.

as for winston, he was in the outer party and in the s*t, marked for death because he was remembering his programming:

'Oranges and lemons,' say the bells of St Clement's
'You owe me three farthings,' say the bells of St. Martin's
'When will you pay me?' say the bells of Old Bailey
'When I grow rich,' say the bells of Shoreditch

winston being in the outer party was in a fierce part of the rat race, his greatest fear (101) was rats and the torture he was threatened with was having a rat in a cage strapped to his face. that race is what i saw these guys selling. if you think it through, he is selling what has already been done, the company is retreating in order to go forward again.

one can think through how things start and where they lead over time. regardless the outcome is being experienced and witnessed at this time.

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