[Project-fallujah] Re: last messages, bit of everything

[Amparo Perez Gutierrez]

To Ian: yes I understand that persons vote in a general election and 
that some channels could be very useful to shape our discontent, our 
shame for this terrible war... before the elections... but are there any 
roles for small direct action in big political organizations 
(vertically- hierarchically mandated)?
My own experience relates to Spain before March 11 (fortunately in 
England at that time), when frustration with the government was so 
widespread, that the war was like the final drop, giving individuals, 
small and large groups and all kinds of organizations  some grounds to 
express their disapproval... it was so beautiful to march together with 
thousands & thousands, or to make lots of noise in towns and cities with 
your pots & pans ("caceroladas"). I suppose it just needed a bit of 
organization here & there, because protest was in the air, the 
willingness to protest. Perhaps one should wait for the right time, i 
don't know, since your historical patterns and "allies" are so different.

The quotation from Midsummer Night's Dream very beautiful. Muzaz very 
mysterious.
By the way,  SSF is meeting (open to everyone) this Saturday 4, from 
11am to 6 pm and also Sunday about same times. Will post correct venues 
tomorrow... why don't you come along as well?

Nice to talk

Amparo


http://coppersblog.blogspot.com/

(This is an interesting British policeman's blog ("David Copperfield"), 
with place for comments.)