Make the banks pay?

Fuck that! Let's allow capitalism to crumble. Once enough people realize that it's a redundant system, people will be opened to the idea of change.

Much like they are now around the world. In Greece, the enemy is so obvious that even the elderly are on the attack..



Wish I lived in Greece to be honest!

The Vatican have openly called for a super-national authority, to handle world economies better? aha. Almost everything that I thought would happen, has happened. The almost being the deceitful works of cveitch of course, who's actually apologized to his viewers via youtube, since my last post for some of his actions. Still doesn't change what's happened, however.

I've started University now. I have heavy chains around my neck in the form of imaginary debt. And to add even more insult to injury, as I type there's people occupying the belly of the beast, London. My life's being occupied by capitalism! I had planned to be doing the same thing, then as life happens, plans changed and things happened.
I'd be there right now if I didn't have commitments, especially commitments which would have been made completely unavailable, or unbearable if I didn't start the study within the year. I'm part of the last group of people to be getting fees for a little over £3000 a year, after the new year people will be paying £9000 for the same thing I'm getting. How fucked up is that?

Capitalism occupies peoples lives, and this guy loves it...






Love.

TAKEN FROM INDYMEDIA -

TO ALL OCCUPIERS EVERYWHERE:










Dear Occupiers
A letter from anarchists

Support and solidarity! We’re inspired by the occupations on Wall Street and elsewhere around the country. Finally, people are taking to the streets again! The momentum around these actions has the potential to reinvigorate protest and resistance in this country. We hope these occupations will increase both in numbers and in substance, and we’ll do our best to contribute to that.

Why should you listen to us? In short, because we’ve been at this a long time already. We’ve spent decades struggling against capitalism, organizing occupations, and making decisions by consensus. If this new movement doesn’t learn from the mistakes of previous ones, we run the risk of repeating them. We’ve summarized some of our hard-won lessons here.

Occupation is nothing new. The land we stand on is already occupied territory. The United States was founded upon the extermination of indigenous peoples and the colonization of their land, not to mention centuries of slavery and exploitation. For a counter-occupation to be meaningful, it has to begin from this history. Better yet, it should embrace the history of resistance extending from indigenous self-defense and slave revolts through the various workers’ and anti-war movements right up to the recent anti-globalization movement.

The “99%” is not one social body, but many. Some occupiers have presented a narrative in which the “99%” is characterized as a homogenous mass. The faces intended to represent “ordinary people” often look suspiciously like the predominantly white, law-abiding middle-class citizens we’re used to seeing on television programs, even though such people make up a minority of the general population.

It’s a mistake to whitewash over our diversity. Not everyone is waking up to the injustices of capitalism for the first time now; some populations have been targeted by the power structure for years or generations. Middle-class workers who are just now losing their social standing can learn a lot from those who have been on the receiving end of injustice for much longer.

The problem isn’t just a few “bad apples.” The crisis is not the result of the selfishness of a few investment bankers; it is the inevitable consequence of an economic system that rewards cutthroat competition at every level of society. Capitalism is not a static way of life but a dynamic process that consumes everything, transforming the world into profit and wreckage. Now that everything has been fed into the fire, the system is collapsing, leaving even its former beneficiaries out in the cold. The answer is not to revert to some earlier stage of capitalism—to go back to the gold standard, for example; not only is that impossible, those earlier stages didn’t benefit the “99%” either. To get out of this mess, we’ll have to rediscover other ways of relating to each other and the world around us.

Police can’t be trusted. They may be “ordinary workers,” but their job is to protect the interests of the ruling class. As long as they remain employed as police, we can’t count on them, however friendly they might act. Occupiers who don’t know this already will learn it firsthand as soon as they threaten the imbalances of wealth and power our society is based on. Anyone who insists that the police exist to protect and serve the common people has probably lived a privileged life, and an obedient one.

Don’t fetishize obedience to the law. Laws serve to protect the privileges of the wealthy and powerful; obeying them is not necessarily morally right—it may even be immoral. Slavery was legal. The Nazis had laws too. We have to develop the strength of conscience to do what we know is best, regardless of the laws.

To have a diversity of participants, a movement must make space for a diversity of tactics. It’s controlling and self-important to think you know how everyone should act in pursuit of a better world. Denouncing others only equips the authorities to delegitimize, divide, and destroy the movement as a whole. Criticism and debate propel a movement forward, but power grabs cripple it. The goal should not be to compel everyone to adopt one set of tactics, but to discover how different approaches can be mutually beneficial.

Don’t assume those who break the law or confront police are agents provocateurs. A lot of people have good reason to be angry. Not everyone is resigned to legalistic pacifism; some people still remember how to stand up for themselves. Police violence isn’t just meant to provoke us, it’s meant to hurt and scare us into inaction. In this context, self-defense is essential.

Assuming that those at the front of clashes with the authorities are somehow in league with the authorities is not only illogical—it delegitimizes the spirit it takes to challenge the status quo, and dismisses the courage of those who are prepared to do so. This allegation is typical of privileged people who have been taught to trust the authorities and fear everyone who disobeys them.

No government—that is to say, no centralized power—will ever willingly put the needs of common people before the needs of the powerful. It’s naïve to hope for this. The center of gravity in this movement has to be our freedom and autonomy, and the mutual aid that can sustain those—not the desire for an “accountable” centralized power. No such thing has ever existed; even in 1789, the revolutionaries presided over a “democracy” with slaves, not to mention rich and poor.

That means the important thing is not just to make demands upon our rulers, but to build up the power to realize our demands ourselves. If we do this effectively, the powerful will have to take our demands seriously, if only in order to try to keep our attention and allegiance. We attain leverage by developing our own strength.

Likewise, countless past movements learned the hard way that establishing their own bureaucracy, however “democratic,” only undermined their original goals. We shouldn’t invest new leaders with authority, nor even new decision-making structures; we should find ways to defend and extend our freedom, while abolishing the inequalities that have been forced on us.

The occupations will thrive on the actions we take. We’re not just here to “speak truth to power”—when we only speak, the powerful turn a deaf ear to us. Let’s make space for autonomous initiatives and organize direct action that confronts the source of social inequalities and injustices.

Thanks for reading and scheming and acting. May your every dream come true.

'9/11 Conspiracy Road trip'

Yo!

Long time since I've wrote here as I've had no internet connection. I do now and I've just watched BBC's '9/11 Conspiracy Road trip', the apparent reason for Charlie Veitch flipping 180 on his views about 9/11.

The whole show was engineered perfectly to make the 'conspiraloons' look exactly that. The fucking presenter was some shit, sarcastic, sly comedian -
"dese conspiracy peeple, thay get spoke to an it's like thay only ear one ting"



THE WHOLE TIME CONTRADICTING HIMSELF AND PUTTING DOWN THE GIRL WITH GLASSES AND THE INDIAN SCIENCEY DUDE BECAUSE THEY BELIEVE SOMETHING DIFFERENT TO THE OFFICIAL FAIRY TALE.

CHARLIE STANDING SIDE BY SIDE ALL HUGGED UP WITH BUSH AND CHENEYS BEZZIE M8? WHAAA?










The guy is scum. Bush and Cheney - even if 9/11 WAS how they say it was - are still mass murderers and orchestrators of COUNTLESS immensely inhumane crimes against humanity. This guy that charlie was being pictured with is a fellow colleague of the filth that's pushed and funded the war. Cheney made millions from the invasion of what's now known as Iraq and Afghanistan.

The guy charlie is hugging is one of them.

"I saw parts of stewardess' okay."

I really am finding this sudden change in character - or the character that I, myself perceived Charlie to be, utterly baffling. I've met Charlie once, actually spoke to him in person and hugged him. I finally met the guy that had been making such entertaining and inspiring videos I'd been watching for months, and maybe that's the reason I'm so taken back at all this.

Overall, there were only two people in the show were awake. Charlie seems to have been put back to sleep completely. Until I speak to the guy personally I can't make a justified personal judgment upon him, but I will say he's committed one hell of an internet / political suicide. The amount of hatred and betrayal so many seem to feel towards him is to some extent justified, but unnecessary none the less. He's one guy, and who knows! he might have simply changed his mind on the matter. But to convey himself in the way that he recently has from the way he used to is pretty absurd. There's a pretty big change taken place, and also some pretty interesting conversations with Max Igan about why he changed his views. hmm.

There is no valid or logical evidence to suggest to me - at all, anywhere - coming from BBC's 9/11 Conspiracy road trip to change or make me re-think my views about intelligence agencies having prior knowledge and taking part in orchestrating the September 11th attacks.
It if anything, strengthened them.

Peace and LOVE,

Jamie.

Get up, stand up

A royal wedding! the death of a sworn enemy! It's time to rejoice!

Not quite. I've realized so much since I last posted, London on the 26th March was unreal!
Here's a part of the footage I threw together of my time down there:



Anarchy truly is the only freedom I believe. I'll explain a bit more of what I mean by the only freedom.
Only when the ignorant or lazy people start questioning their own lifestyles will there ever be any change. It's the slave school mentality which you get indoctrinated with whilst in 'education' which teach and tell you to obey the order of the time. No action or 'law' which enslaves or oppresses a loving subject is just. There's no way round that. Government are lying corrupt murdering filth on one hand, and on the other they're brothers and sisters who don't know the true consequences of their actions. Only by getting rid of this scourge* can you ever even hope of attaining a level of peace.


















The poster pretty much sums up how I feel about the state, and what I think all truth knowing humans should be doing right now to the slave ship / open prison we all live in. Make the fucking country ungovernable! Act like a human with real instincts and real feelings, understand who the enemy is. Don't be told a manipulated version of a story and blindly believe it, always question it. What you're reading right now, question it. Do you understand why I feel the way I feel about things? can you understand my point of view? do you're own research!

Every day - literally, children and people just like you get blown to bits by mind numb monkeys who've played too many video games. As many people have pointed out, it's not actually Cameron or Obama that's putting bullets into bodies. It's the utterly brainwashed soldier cogs of the machine. People just like I see in my college everyday. Clueless slaves encouraging other clueless and confused slaves to join the section of society which the architects have sculpted to a thing which we all unknowingly accept. We amount to cannon fodder.



Heroes.

Jamie.

HOLY FUCK

All over the world people are erupting into mass protest against their government. The plan's moving forward.

I went to the march on the 29th in Manchester. I ended up getting locked up for exercising my right to free speech. Which also resulted in me missing my ride home and got so I was stranded in Manchester! Luckily, I ended up staying in a super duper top secret house over night! basically a cool place with cool people. I then got home in the morning by using a coach ticket that some other super nice person which I didn't actually know, gave me their coach ticket via text. I owe you's all! (photo below)
The experience of getting locked up in a cell for the first time gave me a real feel for what it's like. And fuck me. It makes you feel like an animal. That's what you amount to, a caged animal. One of the best and worst weekends of my life.


<-----------Getting kicked!



Egypt!



Yemen!



Tunisia!



Italy!


Bahrain!


Libya!



Compilation of more..





........ The state of the world is changing dramatically. And in Egypt thing's have been good and now gone bad. There has been no revolution. The military is still fully in control. This is a huge problem people all around the world face, but it can be overcome. If the Egyptian people, all at the same time grabbed every troops rifle that was posted in the street, adamant that the only way they will be stopped is if they are killed, how will they lose? Is dying to defend your freedom better than living as a sheep in a livestock management program? Make your own decisions. If you try to physically put a lion into a cage, will you succeed? No, because you'll be eaten. This is the mentality free humanity needs to have in this hostile day and age.
Which side are you on? The side of free human beings born on planet earth, or on side of the elitist scumbags who have set out an agenda in which, we're the little worker drones at the bottom of the pyramid.

Where are you? Are you pursuing something in life that's truly going to make you happy? or are you just following the 'norm'?

The ARMY aren't going to benefit you in any way. You will only ever serve the agenda of the elite. Stop being cannon fodder.

Gonna be updating the blog a bit more often hopefully!

Here's a tune I dedicate to all the drones!

Peace, Jamie.