Two films I saw at the SF Int'l Film Festival spoke to each other in an odd and serendipitous way. Together, they contribute to the ongoing effort to define and rewrite the Sixties, or at least to shape our understanding of cultural currents that we usually associate with that historical period.
One film, "Mouth to Mouth," is made by a Canadian/British director Alison Murray (exec. produced by Atom Egoyan, whose films I've mostly liked quite well), and tells the story of a young alienated teenage girl who gets recruited into SPARK (Street People Armed with Radical Knowledge). The beginning seemed hopeful when a handsome shirtless blond guy hands our heroine a small flyer inviting her to learn more about SPARK. Soon thereafter she stumbles upon the group as it demonstrates how to save a person who is overdosing, including giving a quick dose of Naloxene (? can't remember the exact drug, but I know that folks involved with Needle Exchange here in SF use it too) to resuscitate a comatose person.
But following this portrayal of the first encounter with a radical communal group things quickly go sour, though our protagonist doesn't withdraw in disgust as we might expect her to. The real "leader" of the group, another shirtless guy named Harry (one of the most bizarre aspects of this film is the absurdly unrealistic portrayal of Harry and the other guy NEVER wearing a shirt at any time, regardless of circumstance or weather or anything!), grabs her bag and empties it out on the street, and claims all her personal possessions for the collective. Soon we seem him alternately inspiring and browbeating the former junkies and even his own associates in the collective (one of whom is a street medic, and the only woman of color in the group).
Sherry, our heroine, becomes integrated into the group, which is becoming more and more like Synanon than anything else. A subplot has her mother tracking her down, and eventually joining the cult herself.
We laughed on the way out that this movie is practically designed to innoculate the viewer against anything collective. If it's a collective, it must really be an authoritarian cult. In that sense, it is a straightforward attack on the possibility of breaking free of this society, reinforcing the larger right-wing discourse of the past decades that argues the "sixties" were just a childish diversion, hopelessly trying to create false alternatives, that when really examined are actually authoritarian nightmares.
Synanon and other cults that grew from the counterculture were in fact authoritarian nightmares. In "Mouth to Mouth" the members are coerced into groupthink, their heads are shaved when they've achieved full abandonment of their selves to the group (as determined by Harry, their faultless leader), they are threatened, punished, cajoled, coerced, and generally made to feel small and stupid unless they stick to the consensus as defined by Harry and reinforced by his acolytes.
Sherry eventually breaks free when her best friend, and the other most rebellious girl in the bunch, is killed by Harry's punishment system. Her mother stays behind with the cult though. The film is an extended polemic against alternatives and for bourgeois society, which is of course made to seem reasonable, sane and just by comparison. But of course there is no portrayal of the countless interesting collective alternatives, plenty of which have survived the past half century, and which offer a much more complex and difficult to dismiss saga of trying to make something radically different. Perhaps it is not the responsibility of this movie to adequately address that (it's just a story, after all), but given the larger anti-collective, anti-cooperative discourse that pooh-poohs anything but capitalism and markets, this movie finds itself as a propaganda piece.
The other film that addressed the "sixties" in a more intelligent fashion is called "Following Sean". In it, the filmmaker Ralph Arlyck revisits Sean, a kid he filmed in 1966 at age 4 when he was living in the same Haight-Ashbury apartment building. When his original film came out it won a lot of awards and played a lot of festivals. It scandalized many with 4-year-old Sean's matter-of-fact recounting of smoking pot, scenes of him running around among all the hippies on Haight Street, telling about speed freaks in his house, etc.
This film gives us a few looks at the original movie, but is really an extended reminiscence and comparison of two ways of living–two families, the filmmaker's and Sean's, have parallel but radically different stories. Arlyck spends a huge amount of time on himself and his life and his family, recounting what happened after he shot the original Sean film, and we meet his French wife back in 1969 and today, his grown sons, his now elderly parents, and so on. It's really a bit much. But juxtaposed to this is a series of profiles of Sean today, his marrying a Russian emigre, his dropout father's integrity but hopelessly flakey existence, his radical commie grandparents (from his mother's side), and his sister and mother. What we end up with is a human portrait, self-indulgent to be sure, but one of a family of passionately engaged people (Sean's) as observed by Arlyck, whose own family always stays a bit aloof, "dabbling" in Communism back in the 30s, matched in the 60s by Arlyck as a confused, alienated and insecure observer of the tumult surrounding him in the Haight-Ashbury, a place he soon left for the comfort of a leafy New York suburb where he remained ever since.
I liked "Following Sean" better than any of the people I saw it with. They were mostly very irritated by how self-indulgent the filmmaker is, and how dominant his self-centered story was. But I thought it worked pretty well, especially because it is juxtaposed to Sean's and his family's story. By the end I was ruminating on how heavy we take things and how fast history flows by, and how little impact any of us really have as we try so hard to shape events and circumstances.
Sean is probably more political than we saw in the movie (Arlyck is apolitical in that typical upper-middle-class New York way); his Russian wife leaves him before the film ends because I bet she was dissatisfied that he wasn't more ambitious. He was trying to go to law school at one point, which seemed oddly unnecessary, and he abandons that by the end of the film too, probably because the climbing Russian wife wasn't driving him on anymore. But the film doesn't really tell us that, I'm just guessing. Sean's father, the same one who let him run wild as a 4 year old in 1966 in the Haight, is a dignified old hippie living in the Sierra foothills now. He has no assets and no pension and his story throws into our face the problem for a whole generation of people who haven't taken seriously the need to provide security for themselves, who probably thought the revolution was coming and they didn't need to worry about old age. Or maybe they thought their community would take care of them, but then over the past thirty years, the communities that people thought they'd created have mostly disintegrated. Oops. In a way it's another backhanded attack on the idealism and hopefulness of the movements that we call the 'Sixties'. See, you shoulda got a real job with a pension… now look at you! But Sean says his father's ideas are right, even if he hasn't really lived up to them, in what I thought was a very poignant and interesting testimony. Sean becomes a union eletrician during the film and afterwards we were told by the editor that he had become a union electrician teacher and was doing well.
His deceased grandfather, Archie Brown, a well-known local Communist Party leader, would probably be proud of him, even if he had a hard time processing the fact that his descendents weren't party members and weren't even particularly engaged in political organizing. In fact, political organizing as carried out by the old CP has disappeared for now. If it makes a comeback it'll be under a new banner, and that'd be a good thing. The tired old CP is gone for good… and we can't regret that!
For this hippy who lived on Cole St in 1966 and knows the filmmaker personally, this is a fitting piece of history. What every family needs in the way of a home movie is a thoughtful revisit from points-of-origin to the present tense; and this film spans the arc. The film is a meditation on ambivalence. Its web site (http://www.followingsean.com) has a catch phrase for the sentiment, "The more things change; the more we're not the same." You can sense this dynamic from the start, a tipsy flyover of San Francisco. It's disorienting in the same way as Sean's paternal grandfather recalls. Flying by himself, he was alone for the first time in his life, and the certainties of his life as a banker were challenged by the novelty of that moment. In contast, we meet a card carrying Communist maternal grandmother who has met the uncertainty of a revolutionary with well balanced sense of personal identity. The contrasts just keep coming, and in the end, we leave better educated about how complex life is.


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In the ongoing insanity that is Russia-Ukraine, Joe & Vlad, Scarecrow & The Wolf – whatever you want to call it; what we see from Moscow, Kyiv, and DC are a group of insufferable children who cannot play well in the sandbox.
The Mad Man?
Vladimir Putin is being portrayed in the West as a mad man. While I in no way justify what he has done in Ukraine to the people and the land, I believe he had legal standing to go into the Donbas Region in the first place. Remember, a treaty was signed in 2015 that was recognized by the UN addressing the 2 sectors that wanted to leave Ukraine and return to Russia. As reports coming forth are starting to show, Ukraine has been in violation of that treaty. When Putin formally recognized the regions a few weeks back, it was to bring them back into the fold. Reports have already shown that Ukraine fired on Putin first.
He should have taken the shelling and stayed put. All the solid ground has left him since his advance in Ukraine.
However, the discovery of US funded bio weapons labs along the Russian Ukraine border makes you wonder if there are happenings afoot by our government that perhaps provoked Putin….
Volodymyr Zelensky was an actor and comedian prior to being installed as President of Ukraine. Yeah – and yes I did write installed. You see, back in 2014 the Ukraine President Poroshenko Oleksiyovych was the elected leader of Ukraine and Pro Russian. While he was as corrupt as his successor has been, the Ukraine people put him in place. As I chronicled a few weeks back, Barry & Co needed a new natural gas line to the EU to launder money through. They had started a war in Syria that had failed and there was Ukraine and all it resources.
Poroshenko was ousted and Zelensky brought in (who would be Pro West, EU) to get Ukraine closer to the EU, get Ukraine resources, and stick it in eye of Putin. That's why Putin invaded Ukraine in 2014, took Crimea with nary a shot fired (they wanted to be Russian again), and the Donbas Region was segregated.
The problems we facing right now have their birthplace in the Obama Administration and Joe Fool is right in the middle of it.
For his part Zelensky has been the laundry mat for US Politicians via US aid and I could care less what happens to Joe Fool Jr.
The Outlaw
Joe Biden is the greatest threat to the US and world peace since the Cuban Missle Crisis. If you think $14 Billion in aid to Ukraine is aid, you need therapy. The DC crooks having removed their masks in this farce called aid. Its one final trip to the Ukraine Laundry Mat before Putin closes the shop.
For Joe to call on protecting Ukraine's borders and send money, prepare troops, etc.; while we are being invaded on our southern border is about as self-promoting as it gets.
This man must be removed from office.
US Sanctions to Russia – Dumb & Dumber
In this game of chess, Putin was at checkmate when he went into Ukraine. He knew his targets, had reserved funds for expected consequences, and moved forward. When you're the world's gas station by policy and design, you have leverage.
The US Government keeps lying to us. Gas prices are rising due to available inventories, supply chain, domestic production and refining. Russia does not export crude oil. The export refined products from their crude oil and the crude from nations all over the world, including the US. They have over 700 refineries running at capacity 24\/7. We have somewhere around 50 operating at 35% due to the EPA.
Removing Russia from SWIFT was about as dumb as they come. Nations that have to buy from Russia cannot even pay for their fuels….
Russia is looking to move to the gold standard if SWIFT is not restored ASAP. China is looking at more partnership with Russia. If those two take away the USD as the currency for oil, we have issues.
Oh, and the Saudis are heavily invested in Russia. They won't walk away for the US and have as much said so.
You can have Tehran, I'll take West Texas and the Dakotas'
Since we are temporarily screwed stateside on production (yes, we can get to where we need to be) the Outlaw is seeking help in crude from Venezuela and Iran. Well, Vene has been a Russian protectorate for over 2 years now.
As far as Iran, Reagan has to be turning over in his grave. There are sooooo many reasons why we don't want fuel from them. The biggest might be that it violates a 1982 US Treaty with the Saudis…. The Saudis will not see Iran back into OPEC or replace them in the US.
Odessa (Texas not Ukraine) and the Dakotas can produce more. Fire back up the Keystone and we can crank up the oil sands from Canada again.
However, we have to get refining going at capacity and that requires the EPA to the get the hell out of the way. The sector can do it, but they want assurance from an Outlaw that has done nothing but gut the industry since his installment.
We built this Beast, Going to take time to replace it
More of the world may temporarily side with Russia than the US. Don't poop Twinkies if that happens. If it does, its out of necessity not desire. Right or wrong, nations will start to pull away from Russia as soon as they can. When the dust settles, we have to focus on America First, Last, and Always to avoid this repeating in the future.

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Will lemon water help yeast infection in esophagus and stomach?
According to my research, lemon water is anti-bacterial and anti-viral, but I have not seen any evidence of anti-fungal properties.
Other natural ingredients such as oregano oil and grapefruit seed extract have anti-fungal properties and will more likely be effective with getting over a yeast infection.


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Labour And Tories Reject Theresa May's Call For Cooperation
Agency Report	 Dec 13, 2018
Theresa May's appeal for cross-party unity to halt the deepening Brexit crisis appear to have been rejected after the former Conservative leader Iain Duncan Smith said there was "no way on earth" the public wanted was the Tories teaming up…


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Oblate Foundation Day, We are 199 years old
Relic of the heart of St Eugene de Mazenod
In 2002 the Holy See published a letter to all religious in which we read: "Starting afresh from Christ means once again finding one's first love, the inspiring spark which first gave rise to the following. The primacy of love is Jesus'. The following is only a response in love to the love of God. If "we love" it is "because he first loved us"(1Jn 4:10,19). This means recognizing his personal love with that heartfelt awareness which made the apostle Paul say: "Christ loved me and gave up his life for me" (Gal 2:20)."
For us, Missionary Oblates of Mary Immaculate, the first love, the inspiring spark, has its time and place, the time is 25th of January 1816 and the place is the former Carmelite monastery in Aix en Provence in France. We can also recall the first people who were given that first love, the inspiring spark: Fr Eugene de Mazenod, Fr François de Paule Henry Tempier, Fr Auguste Icard, Fr Pierre Nolasque Mie, Fr Emmanuel Fréjus Maunier, Fr Jean François Sébastien Deblieu. Today we recall the 199th Anniversary of Our Foundation Day, when St Eugene de Mazenod with his first companions initiated the first community of Missionaries of Provence, which later developed into the Congregation of Missionary Oblates of Mary Immaculate.
The first companion and devoted friend of St Eugene - Father Henry Tempier, wrote about 25th of January 1816: "This memorable day that I will never forget for as long as I live."
In 1831 when France was going through another turbulent period of unrest, the Oblates had to move their novices and scholastics to Switzerland as France wasn't safe for young seminarians. While in "exile" the young Oblates received a letter from the Founder. St Eugene in the letter simply shared with them his recollections of the first day of the Oblate Congregation: "Tomorrow I celebrate the anniversary of the day, sixteen years ago, I left my mother's house to go and set up house at the Mission. Father Tempier had taken possession of it some days before. Our lodging had none of the splendour of your house, and whatever deprivations you may be subject to, ours were greater still. My camp-bed was placed in the small passageway which leads to the library: it was then a large room used as a bedroom for Father Tempier and for one other. It was also our community room. One lamp was all our lighting and, when it was time for bed, it was placed in the doorway to give light to all three of us.
The table that adorned our refectory was one plank laid alongside another, on top of two old barrels. We have never enjoyed the blessing of such poverty since the time we took the vow. Without question, it was a foreshadowing of the state of perfection that we now live so imperfectly. I highlight this wholly voluntary deprivation deliberately (it would have been easy to put a stop to it and to have everything that was needed brought from my mother's house) so as to draw the lesson that God in his goodness was directing us even then, and really without us having yet given it a thought, towards the evangelical counsels which we were to profess later on. It is through experiencing them that we learnt their value.
I assure you we lost none of our merriment; on the contrary, as this new way of life was in quite striking contrast with that we had just left, we often found ourselves having a hearty laugh over it. I owed this tribute to the memory of our first day of common life. How happy I would be to live it now with you!"
In this letter St Eugene was passing onto the young Oblates the Oblate first love, the inspiring spark which first gave rise to the following. As we begin the final year of our preparation for the Bicentennial Anniversary of the Oblates, which will be celebrated in 2016, please pray for us, Missionary Oblates of Mary Immaculate, so that that inspiring spark which filled the hearts of our first Fathers in Aix may grow in the hearts of the Oblates today to become the "bushfire" consuming our imperfection and perfecting us for God's glory and the salvation of souls.
First Oblates and friends for life
St Eugene de Mazenod OMI
Fr François de Paule Henry Tempier OMI


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2 Comments on New Lexus GS 350Posted in Lexus By Stuart LiveseyPosted on September 1, 2011 September 13, 2018 Tagged GS 350, Lexus, Lexus GS 350
Lexus has unveiled the new GS 350 and it's certainly one eye-catching car. In a nutshell the new Lexus GS 350 features new technology, a new engine, all-new design and more space inside the vehicle with almost no increase in exterior dimensions.
The new GS 350 also draws on the Lexus LFA to give drivers a better driving experience through better handling and suspension, faster gear changes in the transmission, improved seating … and distinctive engine sounds and exhaust notes.
Hey if you're going to drive an expensive sporty car then you don't want it to sound like a Prius do you?
GS 350 platform
Lexus wanted to improve the basic platform in the new GS 350 and they went to great lengths to do just that.
After extensive testing engineers decided that there should be more spot welds in the chassis along with extra laser welds in "very specific locations" to improve torsional rigidity. Lexus also increased the track by almost 50mm at the rear and 40mm at the front. Design changes were also made to the upper and lower control arms.
New multi-link rear suspension has also been added and all those changes have meant that the shock absorbers can now use a lighter oil and that allows them to move more easily and respond quicker.
The engine and transmission
The new Lexus GS 350 is now powered by a 3.5-litre all-alloy quad-cam, multivalve V6 that features dual Variable Valve Times with "intelligence". The new engine produces 233kW of power … an increase of 50kW over the previous model … and that will drive the GS 350 from 0 to 100km/h in just 5.7 seconds.
The transmission includes a number of features from the Lexus IS F high-performance sedan. These features include faster shifts between gears, earlier torque converter lockup and downshift when you tap the accelerator.
The transmission has four modes ranging from ECO for those who want to get better fuel consumption through to Sport S when you really want to enjoy all the features of the high-powered engine and Sport S+ where handling enhancements via a sport setting of the adaptive variable suspension, variable gear ratio steering system, and vehicle stability control (VSC) together come into play.
The Sport S+ mode is only available on some GS 350 variants.
Seating for front-seat occupants has been improved with the addition of a redesigned seat frame and changes to the design of the steering column. These changes improve the seating position for drivers and give added comfort and better forward visibility.
Rear-seat passengers haven't been overlooked and there's now more headroom and legroom that was available in the previous model. Door openings have also received some attention and boot space has been increased by almost 25 per cent.
A new automatic climate control system has been added to the GS 350 that can detect where people are located in the vehicle and direct airflow to those areas that are occupied and ignore those areas that are not in use.
There's also a new analog clock with LED indicators and new white LED lights that sequentially illuminate the areas around the doors, console and foot wells.
The new Lexus GS 350 features a split-screen 12.3-inch display that is big enough to display a map as well as other information such as audio, climate etc.
The basic sound system will feature DVD-capable audio and video compatibility, MP3 sound enhancement, 5.1 Surround Sound, along with enhanced Bluetooth capability. An 835 watt 17-speaker audio system is also available as an optional extra.
The new GS 350 comes with all the standard steering and braking safety features plus 10 airbags to protect all occupants.
There's also a pre-collision system that uses dynamic radar cruise control to provide early warning of anything that could collide with the car plus an infrared camera to monitor the driver's eyes and check his or her status.
If the driver is not looking forward when an accident appears to be imminent the pre-collision system will start warning the driver sooner than if the system detects that the driver can see what might be about to happen.
If the driver does not respond to either warning the system will begin to apply the brakes.
Other safety features include a Heads Up Display and a Blind Spot Monitor .
There first of the new GS 350 models was unveiled in the United States towards the end of last month and Lexus are yet to announce when the new model will be released here in Australia. Prices and final equipment levels are also yet to be announced.
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2 thoughts on "New Lexus GS 350"
Kieran says:
That 12.3 inch display is awesome.
If only all manufacturers realised a large screen is now a necessity, not a "nice to have" feature.
Too many cars are still coming out with tiny centre screens or none at all. They seem stuck in the 20th century.
At least Lexus have got it right.
Stuart Livesey says:
I agree Keiran – if any manufacturer is going to put a display screen in their vehicles they may as well make it big enough to see and use … and use it for everything.
The classic dumb move is the major Korean manufacturer who has a display screen on some of their vehicles but then puts the reversing camera display up in the rear view mirror so you get a tiny image that's hard to see in daylight.


A new genetic cause of a rare and fatal lung disease has been identified by US researchers.
The Columbia University Medical Center team found that mutations on the gene KCNK3 are linked to pulmonary arterial hypertension, which is high blood pressure in the lungs.
The mutations in the gene appear to affect potassium channels in the pulmonary artery, a mechanism not previously linked to pulmonary arterial hypertension, according to the study published online July 25 in the New England Journal of Medicine.
The researchers also found that the effects of the mutations in the KCNK3 gene could be reversed with a drug compound called a phospholipase inhibitor.
"The most exciting thing about our study is not that we've identified a new gene involved in pulmonary hypertension, but that we've found a drug that can 'rescue' some mutations," study co-senior author Dr Wendy Chung, an associate professor of paediatrics and medicine, said in a Columbia news release.
"In genetics, it's common to identify a gene that is the source of a disease. However, it's relatively rare to find potential treatments for genetic diseases," she explained.
The findings were made in cell cultures.
Chung noted that KCNK3 mutations are a rare cause of pulmonary arterial hypertension, adding she didn't want to oversell the findings. "Still, it's exciting that we've found a mechanism that can lead to the disease that is a new, druggable target. It's also possible that targeting KCNK3 may be beneficial for patients who have pulmonary arterial hypertension independent of their KCNK3 genetic status," she said.
Pulmonary arterial hypertension is a progressive disease in which high blood pressure in the pulmonary artery causes reduced blood flow from the right side of the heart to the lungs. The heart compensates by pumping harder, but this can weaken the heart muscle over time and lead to right-sided heart failure.
About 1000 new cases of pulmonary arterial hypertension are diagnosed in the United States each year. There is no cure and few effective treatments. Most patients with the disease die five to seven years after diagnosis.
The US National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute has more about pulmonary arterial hypertension.


The May 28, 2015 episode of WWE SmackDown scored a 0.7 rating (over 2 and a half million viewers) for adults aged 18-49 according to Nielsen Media Research. This is tied with last week's 0.7 rating.
The most watched cable program on Thursday was Lip Sync Battle (1.1 rating).


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package com.vaadin.tests.components.grid;

import static org.hamcrest.CoreMatchers.containsString;
import static org.hamcrest.CoreMatchers.not;
import static org.hamcrest.MatcherAssert.assertThat;
import static org.junit.Assert.assertFalse;
import static org.junit.Assert.assertTrue;

import org.junit.Test;
import org.openqa.selenium.Keys;
import org.openqa.selenium.interactions.Actions;

import com.vaadin.testbench.By;
import com.vaadin.testbench.elements.GridElement;
import com.vaadin.testbench.elements.GridElement.GridCellElement;
import com.vaadin.testbench.elements.NotificationElement;
import com.vaadin.testbench.elements.PasswordFieldElement;
import com.vaadin.testbench.parallel.TestCategory;
import com.vaadin.tests.tb3.MultiBrowserTest;

@TestCategory("grid")
public class GridEditorUITest extends MultiBrowserTest {

    @Override
    public void setup() throws Exception {
        super.setup();

        setDebug(true);
        openTestURL();
    }

    private void openEditor(int rowIndex) {
        GridElement grid = $(GridElement.class).first();

        GridCellElement cell = grid.getCell(rowIndex, 1);

        new Actions(driver).moveToElement(cell).doubleClick().build().perform();
    }

    private void saveEditor() {
        findElement(By.cssSelector(".v-grid-editor-save")).click();
    }

    private GridCellElement getHeaderCell(int rowIndex, int colIndex) {
        GridElement grid = $(GridElement.class).first();

        GridCellElement headerCell = grid.getHeaderCell(rowIndex, colIndex);

        return headerCell;
    }

    @Test
    public void testEditor() {
        assertFalse("Sanity check",
                isElementPresent(PasswordFieldElement.class));

        openEditor(5);
        new Actions(getDriver()).sendKeys(Keys.ESCAPE).perform();

        openEditor(10);

        assertTrue("Editor should be opened with a password field",
                isElementPresent(PasswordFieldElement.class));

        assertFalse("Notification was present",
                isElementPresent(NotificationElement.class));
    }

    @Test
    public void savingResetsSortingIndicator() {
        GridCellElement headerCell = getHeaderCell(0, 0);
        headerCell.click();

        openEditor(1);

        saveEditor();

        assertThat(headerCell.getAttribute("class"),
                not(containsString("sort-")));
    }
}

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Anarchism: From Theory To Prac..., by Daniel Guérin
ANARCHISM IS NOT UTOPIAN Because anarchism is constructive, anarchist theory emphatically rejects the charge of utopianism. It uses the historical method in an attempt to prove that the society of the future is not an anarchist invention, but the actual product of the hidden effects of past events. Proudhon affirmed that for 6,000 years humanity had been crushed by an inexorable system of authority but had been sustained by a "secret virtue": "Beneath the apparatus of government, under the shadow of its political institutions, society was slowly and silently producing its own organization, making for itself a new order which expressed its vitality and autonomy." However harmful government may have been, it contained its own negation. It was always "a phenomenon of collective life, the public exercise of the powers of our law, an expression of social spontaneity, all serving to prepare humanity for a higher state. What humanity seeks in religion and calls 'God' is i...
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Anarchy Versus Social Democrac..., by Charlotte Wilson
On the evening of Sunday August 25th the hall of the Patriotic Club, Clerkenwell Green, London, E.C., was well-filled by Socialists anxious to bear the debate between our comrade John Turner, Anarchist Communist, and HERBERT Burrows, the Social Democrat. Morrison Davidson, who occupied the chair. said be sympathized with both Anarchists and Social Democrats. Anything that taught the English people to revolt against authority was, in his opinion, good. Anarchy was not as the ignorant imagined a synonym for disorder. Those who advocated it regarded. it as the highest form of order. They regarded Law as an evil in itself. They regarded the government of the majority as little better than the government of the oligarchy. He believed. however, t... (From : AnarchyArchives.)
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Chicago Anniversary, The, by Charlotte Wilson
Since the Paris Commune no event in the world-wide evolution of the struggle between Socialism and the existing order of society has been so important, so significant, as the tragedy of Chicago. Standing as we do to-day at more than twelve months' distance from the series of events which culminated in the judicial murder of the Eleventh of November, we are able to estimate their meaning with a calmer certainty than amid the storm of horror, indignation and pity which the wrongs of our comrades aroused last year, not only among Socialists but among all workmen aware of the facts. Good men are being murdered for their devotion to the cause of freedom; let us save them, or if that may not be, at least let us protest against the crime. Such was... (From : AnarchyArchives.)
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Critique of the Draft Program ..., by Murray Bookchin
This article appears in Anarchy Archives with the permission of the author. GREEN PERSPECTIVES Price:$1.00 A LEFT GREEN PUBLICATION Number 23 June 1991 P.O. Box 111 Burlington, VT 05402 A Critique of the Draft Program of the Left Green Network by Murray Bookchin and Janet Biehl Editors note: The Left Green Network is in the process of writing, developing and debating its program. The draft proposal for the program was published in the April/May 1991 issue of the Network's organizing bulletin, Left Green Notes, number 7. The following critique was written in response to that program. The proposed program will be debated at the upcoming continental conference of the Network, over the July 4 weekend in Chicago, Illinois. To receive a copy of t... (From : Anarchy Archives.)
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Errico Malatesta: Biography of..., by Max Nettlau
The Biography of an Anarchist
A Condensed Sketch of Malatesta from the book written by by Max Nettlau Published by the Jewish Anarchist Federation New York City. 1924 Introduction The short sketch of Malatesta's life is based on the exhaustive study of Max Nettlau, published in Italian translation by "Il Martello" in New York under the title Vita e Pensieri di Errico Malatesta, and in German translation issued at Berlin by the publishers of the "Syndicalist." Max Nettlau, the profound scholar of the Anarchist movement, biographer of Michael Bakunin and author of Bibliographie de l'Anarchie, lives in Vienna, and like so many intellectuals in Europe, in distressing economic condition. May I express here the hope that he will find sufficient encouragement to continue his v... (From : Anarchy Archives.)
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Free Condition of Society, A, by Charlotte Wilson
[From a Speech delivered by James Blackwell at the Central Democratic Club, November 6, 1889.] It is a very common error on the part of a large section of the public to confound Socialism with a particular method proposed for its realization. With these people any trifling Act of Parliament which proposes to protect the worker against the rapacity of the Capitalist or the Landlord is termed Socialistic, and a condition of society in which the State--meaning Parliament and the Government--will control and direct industry in the interest of the workers, is looked upon by them as the goal of Socialist ambition. Socialists themselves, however, know very well that Socialism is something quite apart from any particular plan of action; that it is ... (From : AnarchyArchives.)
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Freedom Discussion Meetings [A..., by Charlotte Wilson
On July 13th, P. Kropotkin opened the second discussion on work and the distribution of wealth, by pointing out the essential injustice of the wage system as a method of distribution, and showing how even under present economic conditions social feeling has supplemented it by a certain amount of distribution according to needs. The Social Democrats propose to do this to a far larger extent, the Communist-Anarchists to base distribution on needs only. The first part of our comrade's paper will be found in another column. The discussion which followed was even more discursive than usual because the Social Democrats animated by the strongest sense of opposition came too late to hear the opening speech and consequently were reduced to the neces... (From : AnarchyArchives.)
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Freedom Discussion Meetings [J..., by Charlotte Wilson
The discussion on May 10th was very well attended. It was opened by Comrade Merlino. Communist Anarchism, he pointed out, is the logical outcome of the tendencies of the thought of our century, especially of the theory of evolution as applied to social development. As illustrations, he alluded to the growth of the new scientific attitude towards crime, and the practical modifications in an Anarchist direction which it is slowly beginning to introduce in the treatment of criminals; also to the growing tendency to criticize and distrust the system of representative government. The main objections generally raised to Socialism are based on the opposition of these obvious anti-authoritative tendencies of our time to the idea of time extension o... (From : AnarchyArchives.)
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German Social Democracy & E. B..., by Max Nettlau
Social Democrats in nearly all countries begin to reap what they have sown. For years the propaganda of principles has had to stand back before the reckless strife for votes to conquer political and municipal power, as the phrase goes. Their ranks were swelled on one side by masses of voters, whose real convictions and prejudices remained for the greater part untouched; on the other side, by politicians and self-seeking persons who were on the lookout for a party which would accept them as leaders. Among the inevitable consequences of these superficial flippant tactics are some apparent successes of a kind that makes sincere members of the party blush with shame--like the admission of Millerand, the French Socialist politician, to the Minis... (From : Anarchy Archives.)
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Happy New Year, A, by Charlotte Wilson
Within the past few days this wish has been uttered by thousands and thousands of people to one another; sometimes sincerely, sometimes carelessly, sometimes sarcastically. We also would join in the time-honored genial custom, and offer to our readers in every part of the globe, and not to them alone, but to all mankind, a happy new year. We have just grounds we think for doing so, for notwithstanding the terrible misery which surrounds us on every band, notwithstanding the vast number of fellow creatures to whom the word happiness is without meaning, the past year has witnessed great movement among the workers, and has been full of promise for the future. In the most pessimistic quarters, recent events have given birth to new hope. It seem... (From : AnarchyArchives.)
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Leeds and London, by Charlotte Wilson
The use of the strike as an offensive and defensive weapon against Capitalism has been illustrated during the past few weeks by noteworthy revolts of workers in Leeds and London. In the former city -the men have gained what they desired; in the latter they have supplied the capitalist newspapers with some sensational news by which to catch the pence of the multitude, whilst they have practically lost their, cause and allowed a number of the most energetic among them to lose their employment. The reason of this difference of fortune which has befallen the gas workers of Leeds and the postmen and policemen of London is not far to seek. In the Yorkshire town the men were determined and united. Following up the tactics of the Irish peasants whe... (From : AnarchyArchives.)
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Memoirs of a Revolutionist, by Peter Kropotkin
Our father was very proud of the origin of his family, and would point with solemnity to a piece of parchment which hung on a wall of his study. It was decorated with our arms, --- the arms of the principality of Smolénsk covered with the ermine mantle and the crown of the Monomáchs, --- and there was written on it, and certified by the Heraldry Department, that our family originated with a grandson of Rostisláv Mstislávich the Bold (a name familiar in Russian history as that of a Grand Prince of Kíeff), and that our ancestors had been Grand Princes of Smolénsk. "It cost me three hundred rubles to obtain that parchment," our father used to say. Like most people of his generation, he was not much versed in Russian history, and valued the parchment more for its cost than for its historical associations. As a matter of fact, our family is of very ancient origin indeed; but, like most descendants of Rurik who may be re...
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Notes on the Socialist Movemen..., by Charlotte Wilson
At the Annual Conference of the Social Democratic Federation last month the secretary reported the formation of over forty branches. There is some solid Socialistic propaganda doing by members of the S. D. F. all over the country. The actions, as well as the opinions, of many of our comrades the Social Democrats are far more revolutionary than their official program. Their street demonstrations are capital. The last in Trafalgar Square, against police tyranny, called together a big crowd, who energetically tore the effigy of policeman Endacott to rags and applauded all denunciations of authority. But why so many exhortations to "go home peaceably," and why cooperation "to secure order" with the very police the people were called together to... (From : AnarchyArchives.)
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Notes [Apr, 1891], by Charlotte Wilson
THE LONDON ANARCHISTS CELEBRATE EASTER. There is a good old custom, far older than the introduction of Christianity of celebrating the spring tide of the year by public .assemblies and friendly gatherings, an ancient usage still of much practical importance, for it secures the hard-driven workers of to-day a moment's breathing space for rest and enjoyment. Two London Anarchist Groups resolved this year to utilize the opportunity. The Knights of Liberty, an East End Group of workers, initiated the idea of a Conference on Easter Sunday, to which all Anarchist Groups, English and foreign should be invited. The Freedom Group arranged, a social gathering for Easter Eve. Unfortunately times bay(, been so extra bad lately that in many country grou... (From : AnarchyArchives.)
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Our Comrades in Chicago, by Charlotte Wilson
A PUBLIC MEETING (UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE FREEDOM GROUP) Will take place at SOUTH PLACE INSTITUTE, ON MONDAY, NOVEMBER 10, In commemoration of the LEGAL MURDER AND IMPRISONMENT Of our COMRADES IN CHICAGO. The following comrades will speak:--LOUISE MICHEL, PETER KROPOTKIN, HENRI MALATESTA, H. DAVIS, TOM PEARSON, JAMES BLACKWELL, J. CASEY, WALTER NEILSON, CHARLEY MORTON, and GENOSSE TRUNK. The Freedom Group have also arranged to hold local meetings as follows:-- Thursday Nov. 6, Scandinavian Club, Rathbone Place, Oxford Street, W. Friday Nov. 7, Gleicheit Club, Old Street, St. Lukes Saturday Nov. 8, International Workingmen's Club, Berners Street, Commercial Road, E. Sunday Nov. 9, Autonomie Club, 6 Windmill Street, Tottenham Court Road. Su... (From : AnarchyArchives.)
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Propaganda [Aug, 1890], by Charlotte Wilson
REPORTS. St. Pancras Communist-Anarchist Group.-On Sunday, June 22, at 8 p.m., the group held an out-door meeting in Regent's Park, Neilson, Morton and Pearson being the speakers. There was a very attentive audience; no opposition. 2s. 10d. collected; good sale of Freedom.-On Wednesday evening, June 25, at 8 p.m. an outdoor meeting was held at Prince of Wales Road, Neilson and Morton being the speakers. Opposition from two teetotalers and a Radical, which was replied to by Neilson. 7 and 1/2 d. collected.-A good meeting was held on Sunday, June 29, at 7.30 p.m., in Regent's Park; speakers, Morton and Neilson. Collection, 4s.; three dozen Freedom sold.-A large meeting was held at Prince of Wales Road on Wednesday, July 2nd, at 8.30 p.m.; spe... (From : AnarchyArchives.)
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Radicalizing Democracy: Interv..., by Murray Bookchin
This article appears in Anarchy Archives with the permission of the author. RADICALIZING DEMOCRACY by Murray Bookchin (a timely interview with Murray Bookchin conducted by the editors of Kick It Over magazine) [place tree image here] includes: on the cybernetic revolution towards a new philosophical paradigm the contradictions of the German Greens building a movement for radical democracy For more copies or further information, please contact: Green Program Project P. O. Box 111, Burlington, Vermont O5401 Where Do We Come From? What Are We? Where Are We Going? K.I.O. Interviews Murray Bookchin Murray Bookchin is the author of numerous books and pamphlets . His m... (From : Anarchy Archives.)
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Remedial Measures, by Charlotte Wilson
When the enemies of Socialism are speaking to Anarchists, they dwell upon the reasonable and humanitarian policy-of Social Democracy, but no sooner are they brought face to face with the proposals of Social Democrats than they declare those proposals preposterous and impracticable the Times for -November 5th. Well, it is true that there is very little moral difference between charity in money and charity in work, whilst front the economic point of view the former is preferable. Either there is work to be done in the community or there is not. In the first case, capitalists will not fail to lay hand, upon it to make a profit for themselves by supplying the public need. In the second case, the central or local government cannot start superflu... (From : AnarchyArchives.)
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Situation in Germany, The, by Charlotte Wilson
The result of the last elections in Germany, the success achieved by the Social Democrats and the defeat of Bismarck, the last move of the German emperor and his flirtations with the workers, are often the subject of lively discussions in this country. Not so lively, however, we must say, and certainly mot so enthusiastic as they might have been expected to be, just as if a certain feeling of distrust was awakened amid the workers by the intrusion of imperialism into their struggle against the exploiters. In fact, the present conditions of Germany are of so complicated a nature, so many factors must be taken into account, that the lack of enthusiasm at the last victories of the German Social Democrats is fully justified. "What maybe the out... (From : AnarchyArchives.)
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Social Democracy and Anarchism, by Charlotte Wilson
The most complicated pieces of mechanism are often not the latest but the earliest results of the inventor's skill in a particular direction. Improvements in machinery very frequently take the form of a reduction in the number of wheels and principles of motion, necessary to obtain the desired result, and a machine is considered to be more nearly perfect in proportion as its action becomes more direct. It is safe to conclude, too, that this law of human progression from the complicated to the direct, is by no means confined to mechanics. In philosophy and in sociology similar phenomena may be observed. Thus the Social Democratic scheme for reorganizing society--based as it is upon an insufficient knowledge of the principles which govern the... (From : AnarchyArchives.)
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Social Movement in Norway, The, by Charlotte Wilson
(By our Trondhjem correspondent.) It is a mistake to suppose that there is no revolutionary movement in Norway. It is a land where the seeds of revolution have always fallen upon good ground. After the French revolution of 1848, the Communist idea of that time floated over to Norway and spread so fast that by 1850 the whole country was agitated by the Thraniker movement, so named after its leader, Marcus Thrace. But the most energetic spirits were thrown into prison and the agitation suppressed. Since that time until last year it has been very quiet here among the workers. But the great social movement which has been growing abroad since the Paris Commune, has also reached the land of the midnight sun. During the last ten years a Social-Dem... (From : AnarchyArchives.)
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Social Upheaval, The, by Mikhail Bakunin
From: Bakunin's Writings, Guy A. Aldred Modern Publishers, Indore Kraus Reprint co. New York 1947 Le Reveil du Peuple, for September and October, 1870, published an important summary of an article by Michael Bakunin on the question of the social upheaval. Bakunin denounces all forms of reformist activity as being inimical to the emancipation of the working class, and proceeds to attack those who advocate a mere political revolution, brought about according to the constitutional forms of capitalist society, and through the medium of its parliamentary machine, in opposition to a direct social revolutionary change effected by the workers through the medium of their own political industrial Organization. Bakunin argues that the fact that wages ... (From : Anarchy Archives.)
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Struggle for Freedom [Jun, 188..., by Charlotte Wilson
BELGIUM The early days of summer have brought a renewed outbreak of passionate indignation among the Belgian miners against the miseries of the life to which they are condemned. Once again the coal basins are the scene of a strike, which bears the character of an insurrection. Bands of miners are marching through the country inciting their comrades to refuse to work, bridges are destroyed, and traitors' houses tumbled about their ears. Last year when the miners' insurrection was temporarily suppressed, when the more energetic strikers had been shot down, or condemned to long terms of imprisonment, and the order of starvation and despair restored, then certain theorists set with increased good-will about the organization of a labor party. Th... (From : AnarchyArchives.)
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Turning up the Stones, by Murray Bookchin
Turning Up the Stones A Reply to Clark's October 13 Message Murray Bookchin The May 5th Group's posting on this list (June 13, 1998), and the various subsequent exchanges, have finally led John Clark to attack me and my views with his by-now-typical malevolence (October 13, 1998; at this writing Clark's posting does not appear on the RA List archives). I am only too delighted to have this opportunity, once and for all, to expose his ongoing campaign to defame me. Virtually unrestrained by moral standards, Clark has an indefatigable capacity to slander a critic and distort his or her views, through outrageous gossip, surreptitious character assassination, and falsification. I have had enough of it, and it is time to turn up the stones and re... (From : Anarchy Archives.)
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What is Communist Anarchism?, by Alexander Berkman
Now and After: The ABC of Communist AnarchismI want to tell you about Anarchism. I want to tell you what Anarchism is, because I think it is well you should know it. Also because so little is known about it, and what is known is generally hearsay and mostly false. I want to tell you about it, because I believe that Anarchism is the finest and biggest thing man has ever thought of; the only thing that can give you liberty and well-being, and bring peace and joy to the world. I want to tell you about it in such plain and simple language that there will be no misunderstanding it. Big words and high sounding phrases serve only to confuse. Straight thinking means plain speaking. But before I tell you what Anarchism is, I want to tell you what it is not. That is necessary because so much falsehood has been spread about Anarchism. Even intelligent persons often have entirely wrong notions about it. Some people talk about Anarchism without knowing a thing about it. And some lie about An...
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Whither Anarchism? A Reply to ..., by Murray Bookchin
Publication of the following article is forthcoming in Murray Bookchin, Anarchism, Marxism, and the Future of the Left (San Francisco and Edinburgh: A.K. Press, 1998). The article appears in Anarchy Archives with the permission of the author and publisher. Whither Anarchism? A Reply to Recent Anarchist Critics by Murray Bookchin Liberty without socialism is privilege and injustice. Socialism without liberty is slavery and brutality. -- Mikhail Bakunin What form will anarchism take as it enters the twenty-first century? What basic ideas will it advance? What kind of movement, if any, will it try to create? How will it try to change the human sensibilities and social institutions that it has inherited from the past? In a fundamental sense the... (From : Anarchy Archives.)
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