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Comments
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Anarchist militias?
16.03.2009 18:58
True anarchist
april fools?.1more step2what?suicide,we dont need a bloody civil war,
17.03.2009 07:58
I'd much rather vote in the Bristolian party or the ICWA, even the green party, possibly Tony benn & all interested in real cooperativism& democracy.
I know you mean it with the best intentions, I aint a fluffy fool or a spikey one.
Lets expose capaitalism & take the piss out of the bankers,
capitalism is a sick joke!, we dont live in a real parliamentary democracy,G20 is even controlled by corporations, but still we havent completelty proved to people that Obama,bush etc serve corporations. G20 is a cover for the Bilderberg Group & the Trilateral commission, yes bankers really do set this shit up still. Google Holly Sklar & real international labour expert,lets stop being slaves to linguistic experts like chuomsky
realist
WTF
17.03.2009 10:46
don't get me wrong it's a lovely pretty poster, but NONONONONO, there will be no anarchist militias taking over the city on G20. it would be lovely if there were enough of us, but we'd be massacred.
let's just worry about not getting kettled first, eh?
tony the anarcho
wow this looks legit!
17.03.2009 11:51
Certaily couldn't be some agent provocateur.
bill stickers
hooray!
17.03.2009 12:32
The poster tries - and, on me, succeeds - to get people excited and motivated by using imagery and ideas that are maybe a little more militant and hyperbolic than we're used to - maybe trying to evoke some of the revolutionary spirit associated with the 1930s and associated global economic dooms. I don't think it's something we need to take offense at.
mavis
Looks like
17.03.2009 17:38
Anyone who thinks that anything other than an emergence of common-sense and nature wisdom in people, from the grass-roots first and foremost manifesting as action geared towards growiing our own food is really 'out of touch'with reality.
WE ARE NATURE BEFORE we are civilisation.......
Militias make the same mistake as Governments and Dictators : POWER OVER OTHERS IS DOOMED IN THE LONG RUN, because nature is co-operation of the most intelligent, most connected.
jhere's why: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=42E2fAWM6rA&e
corneilius
Homepage: http://dwylcorneilius.blogspot.com/
just because
18.03.2009 12:03
not you
Overserious comments
19.03.2009 14:32
Read it how you will...
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I agree with mavis, this is a great image
19.03.2009 22:59
The cops and the state have much better ways of trying to undermine us than producing arty literarature - anyone who seriously thinks this is the work of an "agent provocateur" is being seriously over-paranoid.
anon