[syndicate] Silent voices are calling our mind

[Alan Sondheim]

For the most part I think petitions are useless. I do a fair amount of 
public stuff w/ laptop or just my face & voice and use these occasions for 
political harangue, here usually against Bush and whatever 
proproprotofascism he's throwing at us that day/week/month. This country 
US is glutton, consuming 1/3 of world resources not to mention weapon 
production, nothing will change unless the regime changes, we're all 
worried that there will be some sort of surprise declaration of martial 
law who knows and Bush will set himself up like another Hitler or Pol Pot 
or whoever your favorite dictator is at the moment. It's frightening. But 
this country doesn't listen to petitions - at least not in within the 
presidency - they only listen to capital, god, and their own cum.

- Alan


On Sun, 5 Nov 2006, A. G-C wrote:

> Sorry of my feeling this evening:
>
> it is incredible that on the lists of Web art and of Web culture the
> activity continues as if nothing very grave was taking place in Gaza more
> since November first and particularly the massacres in Beit Hanoun and on
> the other hand in Oaxaca at a month of next presidential elections, under
> the US intervenant pressure, particularly since the federal troops entered
> consolidating the local dictator and beginning a systematic repression
> instead of respecting the elected wish of the parliament, after the murder
> of W. Bradley Roland among other insurgents...
>
> While there is exactly something same echo from a part a wall from another
> part a project of a wall from a part an attempt of civil war from another
> part an attempt of civil war, before the interventions of the army against
> the people in the two places.
>
> What is this this Europe co-worker of the global war in which we are
> represented against our thoughts?
>
> What can we do? All write a petition and sign on?
>
> L.
>
>
>
>

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