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Tag Archives: revolution
stop making sense
Earlier this year, or perhaps late last year, a correspondent, one of my boon companions from my undergraduate years, asked me where Marx went wrong. It wasn’t that broad a question in the asking but over time and consideration it … Continue reading
gamekeeper to poacher to gamekeeper
I took the Chooks away last weekend, down the coast a bit. We did next to nothing while away. There was lots of Dr. Who, Sea Devils & Warrior’s Gate; treaty chocolates; a few beach trips with water spitting competitions; … Continue reading
Tagged anarchism, Compliance, Freedom, Hope, Innovation, Politics, revolution, work life balance, workplaces
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not hungry anymore
It’s twenty years or thereabouts since I moved from the country to my Nanna’s fibro by the sea, ninety minutes by train from the city. I have been reflecting recently on how keen I was back then, how desperate to … Continue reading
finding the heavenly path, armed struggle on pause…
Still thinking about Nepal: the politics were I think only marginally more functional than actual armed struggle, the coalition government did not seem to have any basis for proceeding bar the agreement not to shoot at one another, at least … Continue reading
Posted in domesticity, things belonging to the emperor
Tagged Annapurna, armed struggle, Falklands, Langtang Valley, maoism, revolution, Tibet, Trekking
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masperization: misplaced forces of occupation
Occupations are a kind of denial. They occupy the space where the past used to be and prevent it from being again, at least momentarily. Occupations deprive the powers that be, or the perceived powers that be, of their zone … Continue reading
Posted in books and shit, things belonging to the emperor
Tagged anarchism, Capitalism, Guy Debord, Hope, Paris 1968, revolution, situationist, Wall St
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élan
A correspondent has suggested that in my post about Carlos the Jackal, Vanguardism is Vanity, I do not give sufficent weight to élan, both revolutionary and counter revolutionary.She suggests that the tools I disrespect, commitment and absolutism, are the key … Continue reading
vanguardism is vanity
I’ve made remarks in the past about how I’m a complete sucker for a righteous cause and a band of brothers. Thankfully this romanticism has its limits. After all, I am not currently practising the armed struggle and am unlikely … Continue reading
che lore
I recently watched the Steven Soderbergh – Benicio Del Toro double team double feature, Che and Che II and as a Che-lover I found them engrossing. There was a lot to love about the films and a lot to like … Continue reading
Posted in books and shit, things belonging to the emperor
Tagged Benicio Del Toro, che, Che I, Che II, Cult of Che, Regis Debray, revolution, Steven Soderbergh
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just a taste of seared righteousness
Some days I long for militancy. I build a little hope in my heart that somewhere, somehow there is a little band of true believers diligently preparing the footfalls of history. I see little glimpses here and there. Occasionally I … Continue reading
Posted in domesticity, things belonging to the emperor
Tagged che, foco, Freedom, militancy, revolution
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