Announcing the Debut of New World Disorder Magazine
NWD | 03.03.2003 20:11
Using such filters as interviews, theory, investigative articles and art, New World Disorder Magazine will document, decode and create the fissures and cracks in what passes for consensus reality as it fragments deliriously speeding towards whatever singularity or apocalypse awaits at the end of time.
http://newworlddisorder.ca Contents include:
Confusion is Next: An Interview with R. U. Sirius
Cyber-visionary and altered-statesman R. U. Sirius discusses weird drug trips, radical politics, his new book Counterculture Through the Ages: From Abraham to Acid House and answers the eternal question: "What do you like better? Hot dogs or hamburgers?"
Room 55, the Hotel van Onna, Amsterdam
Wisdom's Maw author Todd Brendan Fahey recounts an incredible night in Amsterdam in which he encounters the Great Cosmic Overmind and its infinite wisdom and grace.
The Pope of Chaos Magick's Address: An Interview with Peter Carroll
Chaos mage and writer Peter J. Carroll ruminates on such topics as sigil casting, Saddam, the new dark age, artificial intelligence, aliens and how the hell does a wizard earn a living and maintain individuality in this age of materialism and mass conformity?
Manifesto in Hypertext
Radical writer and blogger Dr. Menlo's revolutionary manifesto about the perpetual struggle from liberation and tyranny ... in the age of the internet.
Psychedelic Spirituality, the Manchurian Candidate and Electromagnetic Terror: An Interview with Todd Brendan Fahey
Libertarian operative and gonzo journalist Todd Brendan Fahey raps with NWD about psychedelics and their relationship to religion, spirituality and personal change, how he was possibly electromagnetically zapped for revealing that John McCain may be the Manchurian Candidate and mind-bending strangeness at the Moonie-owned New Yorker Hotel during the disinfo.com convention.
The Bomb
Krishna, Oppenheimer, the bomb, the illusory nature of matter and a conflicted 20-something intertwine in Chris Eaket's play about a writer's quest for self-actualization.
Generation U and Lifestyles of the Cloned and (In)famous
New World Disorder editor Jason Lubyk rants about the new youth culture that will be created in this time of war and societal/political/economic chaos and investigates the crackpots who want to clone (in)famous persona such as Saddam, Lady Di, Hitler, Lenin and Dracula, who in the age of Rael ... may just succeed.
Appearing quarterly
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More hippy shit advertising
04.03.2003 11:19
Class war. Sabotage tanks, glue locks, beat the fash, beat the hippies, hack databases, take to the streets. Revolt. etc etc...and good news reporting.
hottubanarchy
eh?
04.03.2003 13:06
Certainly, knocking stupid posts like this is required, after all indy media isn't a site for advertising trumpted up hippie shit.
But at the same time, the last time before now, where there could have been a change in the world order, was the 60's.
They didn't succeed, but then we should learn from them, not ridicule.
I'm a punk, and although I feel that at times our scenes DIY ethics are (r)evotlutionary(?!!) I am under no illusion that we have any ability to change the world.
Yes we do need more direct action, but hippie community values are good, and communes can work.
As an anarchist what kind of society are you working towards? Anarcho primitivism? If so, still you can't diss the people who have come close to living like that.
I saw a woman in London, on 15 feb, carrying a picture of herself at an anti-war rally from what I assume was the sixties.
She was stood facing a line of police, all suite and booted ready for action, she was stark naked, and holding out a flower.
It was a powerful image, different to burning streets in genoa, and flying rocks and tear gas in Prague, but no less powerfull or revolutionary.
Maybe instead of critizing each others tactics, we should complement each others movements.
After all freedom and autonomy is what we (or at least I myself) are working for.
Cheers.
andy