More direct action against the War at Shannon

by Kdog McGuillicuddy - Brick anarchist collective/Chicago Sat Feb 01, 2003 08:02

Mary's brilliant action is being discussed and supported by the growing anti-war movement in the states.
It will take massive direct action to stop the imperial slaughter, This action points us in the right way.

U.S out of North America!

kdog, Chicago

by Intransigent Thu Jan 30, 2003 13:51

You made this same comment as Spike on another thread, Shelly! No one cares about either of you and on that note no I don't think anyone cares what I am putting here either. Best get that out before you accuse me of being real big headed!

by shelly Thu Jan 30, 2003 02:56

oh wow iosaf you are so poetic and sophisticated and cryptic!

wow!

you tit!!

just say what you have to say

by iosaf = ipsiphi Wed Jan 29, 2003 15:10

ok i´m going to go pseudo
(Hi Andrew ;-)

everyone knows i´m a fan of Deuleze and Guatarri.
great duo those.
They argued that the war apparatus as nomads is exterior yet essential to the state apparatus.

The War machine starts and runs of its own organised accord independently to the state apparatus.
Nomads lie slightly outside the state set yet hold nodal points of interaction with it.

There was once upon a time a comhaontas glas, green party discussion on ireland´s defence policies. Oh that was back in the old days when they didn´t have a TD, and were still disorgansied on anarcho-syndicalist assembly grounds. But then the TD arrived and the TV decided that was "a leader".
The Green party and it´s voters continued their path, as yet no sign of change and left behind the wisdom of their beginnings, where it was adjacent to but exterior to the state apparatus.
(very pseudo today sorry Andrew)
Anyway the defence policy was to be termed Self-Assured-Desctruction.
I think that was a jokey reference to Mutually Assured Destruction MAD the mutual assured destruction of nuclear conflict between USA and USSR.
Yes this all happened a long time ago.
USSR days.
Anyway SAD the greenie option meant that Irish people would best defend their country by destroying their own defense resources.
The thinking being that no-one would want to invade a country without airport running strips.

Now that is indeed an interesting idea the old SAD no?
I have just visited Carrer Ignatius. Named after Ignatius Loyola of Loyola who died in Rome in 1541.
There are seven recognised graffiti tags on the walls of the street, two slogans from Catalan nationalist groups, abloack sheep and a CAAT type anti-tank stencil. I saw no trace of jesuits but I suppose they have taken note of the changing function of vandalism and visual culture.

Nomads are great.
give one a home today.

by MG Wed Jan 29, 2003 12:32

The Government takes a hatchet to the Irish Constitution. The peace camp takes a hatchet to a US warplane. Congrats.