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FIRST DEMONSTRATION 84 The time of youth who say what they see And what they see are naked kings The only defeat is a Judas fear The more you are told all is well The less you believe the adverts There are far more of us Than them Never forget that Every day is another mission Quiet with violence, psychotic in euphoria No limit to what can be achieved here Meditate and concentrate Infiltrate the threat Our mob was watched by buisnessmen Who laughed from concrete battlements As police on horseback rode forth To trample banners and intimidate palid teens Arrested for flower picking For five vaguely heroic hours The City of London was stopped Jammed with young ideals Of course all the deals went through Via computer wires and handshakes Perhaps it was messages to the converted Maybe all were photographed and filed But time to time For self expression One must stand up and be ignored. /// I still regret not having gone on the Poll Tax demonstration, but made up for it in 91 on one to stop David Irving give a lecture about the Holocaust being exaggerated. As in 84, („Stop the City‘) this demo failed, but of course everyone there would like to think the point was made somewhere. Free speech for ALL is paramount, this must include those who the vocal minority think evil. That is the wide picture I have but I almost never feel this way full time. Prague a few weeks ago, saw the same type of protestors against the IMF and the World Bank.(TYPED 2000) Here, many were far more organised - strange for anarchists and the doctrine of chaos. During the anti- facist march, I saw pensioners, skinny teens and socailists etc, the leaders chanted through megaphones about ‘the facist police protecting the racists as usual’. I saw they were protecting us- none of the crowd I saw could have fought the skinheads who spilled out of the pub with metal bars,with that dead shark/human bloodlust look. I chose to walk away at that point without too much guilt.. The last demo I went on, was in Prague, outside the Chinese Embassy, where underlings of theirs climbed the walls to take photos of us and the names of Tibetan prisoners on banners. Because of us, those in captivity were probably beaten. This, I regret deeply. Until I am more holy, I say once again, TO HELL FOREVER WITH THE ONES RESPONSIBLE FOR THE MURDERS IN TIANNAMEN SQUARE AND TIBET. (You should have seen what was written there before I set this for the website…) According to the yin/yang and the sacred Tao, their time is ending../// |