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Quelle: Hein, P. : Stadtguerilla und bewaffneter Kampf in der BRD : Ergänzungsband zur Bibliographie. - Seite 19. - IV. Staatsgewalt. - IV.1. Gesinnungsverfolgung und Zensur. - Gesamttitelnummer 71
,begreift die wirklichkeit eurer situation
,versteht, dass der faschismus da ist
und die menschen immer noch sterben
,die gerettet werden könnten
,dass weitere generationen sterben oder halb
abgeschlachtet dahinvegetieren werden
,wenn ihr nicht handelt
,tut, was zu tun ist, entdeckt eure
menschlichkeit und liebe in der revolution
schließen wir uns zusammen
-unser leben für die menschheit. (george jackson)
die idee zu diesem heft ist ganz einfach: viele wichtige informationen über die situation der gefangenen in den folterknästen, über politische aktionen - die staatliche reaktion darauf, prozesse usw. kommen nur verfälscht oder überhaupt nicht über die medien. viel verschwindet auf schreibtischen oder in leitzordnern. so haben wir uns vorgenommen, in regelmäßigen abständen erklärungen und berichte zu veröffentlichen, weil das für gemeinsame diskussionen und einschätzungen notwendig ist. die auswahl in dieser nummer ist noch reichlich wahllos, wir wollen uns in zukunft bemühen, aktuelle berichte und erklärungen schwerpunktmäßig zu veröffentlichen (ROT FRONT)
Wir veröffentlichen die Erklärung der irischen Genossen, weil seit dem Abbruch des Hungerstreiks dort kaum noch Auseinandersetzungen über die Lage und den Kampf der Gefangenen laufen. Die Presse hat sich mal wieder wie die Geier auf den Abbruch gestürzt und breit verkündet, daß die Gefangenen aufgrund des Drucks ihrer Angehörigen aufhören mußten. Wie das genau ablief, also was zum Abbruch des Streiks geführt hat, sagen die Gefangenen in diesem Papier. Was sie nicht sagen ist, inwieweit sich nach dem Abbruch etwas an ihren Bedingungen verändert hat. Da wir uns nur auf Pressemeldungen stützen können und bisher keine verläßlichen Informationen, die sich auf evtl. Veränderungen im Knast beziehen, kriegen konnten, haben wir uns entschlossen, das Papier trotzdem zu veröffentlichen. Auch ohne die Zeit - vom Abbruch bis heute - aktualisieren zu können. Es soll ein Beitrag dazu sein, die Auseinandersetzungen weiterführen zu können, auch wenn kein Hungerstreik läuft und Unsicherheiten, die evtl. duch den Abbruch entstanden sind, zu beseitigen.
Our system is riddled with both problems and promise, and needs a fully educated public willing to think long-term in order to solve the problems, and live up to the promise of the Founding Documents of the USA. Those lofty ideals have not yet been put into practice, but they can, with the will of us all.
Peace and Community,
ShiraDestinie
Universal Date: 22 September, 12014 H.E. (Holocene/Human Era)
Being a frequenter of GoodReads.com I came across this gem of a book as The Nine Inch Bride. It was probably a title far from what would interest me. But, with goodreads I always get the free offers about three days too late and I expected that to be so with this book anyway. To my surprise I saw that it was offered for a much longer time than usual. The caveat being that I would have to write a review.
Being no stranger to the need for reviews I thought this was quite reasonable and download the book which it turns out is the first half of a whole, which has been split and is named Book one: Conundrum.(the first conundrum being that my copy calls itself the Stone of Conscience)
I must admit that the beginning of the book intrigued me. But as with some other readers it segued soon into something less bearable for a time. For me it was just that it was bit too morose with the downward spiral of the life of our protagonist. It's when the suspension of belief occurs that the story picks up pace again. So does our protagonist's life.
At this moment it is almost safe to say that one might wonder that the events that follow isn't just a fabrication of our protagonist. But slowly we get the notion that the fantastic has happened and it is all real. But, the most interesting and intriguing part of this portion of the novel is that it becomes almost a political science diatribe. Unfortunately it takes getting about half way through the book to get there.
It's worth the trip.
In some way the long political discussion borders on perhaps a intimation that this might be a commentary on socialism. The real and elusive never quite attainable socialism that lives only in philosophical discussions.
The character that delivers it runs their own gamut of potential - from angel to devil. They just draw the reader in with what seem like selfless acts- to what seem like intelligent conversation about current political failing in democracy - to a bit of an imp suggesting almost the unthinkable.
Ultimately we're led to believe the goal is to help the real and elusive never quite attainable democracy that lives only in philosophical discussions to finally come to full bloom. Something that possibly is being held back by circumstances of today's global economy and capitalism.
I mentioned socialism earlier because along the line there is a familiar thought mentioned about how once the system is allowed to purge itself- capitalism will dissipate or just sort of go away to make way for the true democracy. Our protagonist's new friend wants to help this process along.
I want to see how this works out for them, that means I will have to obtain the next half.
(Which might be named A Stone of Conscience.)
It's a shame the author is Anonym-ous but there seems to be a measure of paranoia in writing when simple names are misspelled deliberately to inadequately obfuscate the reference of whom they are speaking.
J.L. Dobias author of Cripple-Mode Series
Unfortunately, the next fifty pages are basically a rant by Sahar, listing all the ills and evils of American society and capitalism in general, how we went wrong, where we went wrong, where we need to head, and how. And apparently, she is in the best position to pull off the needed changes, because she knows and understands, and has the bucks and the chops to pull it off. She's entirely self educated on the internet, and Ken is the only "big" besides her father, a Mexican illegal, she has ever met.
It's a sort of Atlas Shrugged soliloquy, endless pages of rant, but this time from a kind of leftist-libertarian perspective. Nonetheless, you can easily see this as a film, even a series of films, as this book is just the beginning of a serial, it is promised.
The conceit throughout is changing one letter in a name to make it "new". So, John Salt instead of Galt, Boomberg instead of Bloomberg, Krump v. Trump, Box News, Darbie & Ken .... cheesy.
It's a fast read, and should make a great film, what with all the special effects required. But it's no Atlas Shrugged, if you were looking for a serious analysis.
Boka er imidlertid først og fremst interessant fordi jeg i likhet med mange andre blir sittende og lure på hvem som har skrevet den. For det må jo være en som kjenner hovedpersonene svært godt ...
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