Re: Harass the Brass or How To Destroy a War or Two

I'd change the title here to "Romantic Crap!!" 
IMHO 
dave searles

--- In WSM_Forum@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, Marcos <borinquenyquisqueya@...> 
wrote:
>
> The members of the army are also members of the working class, and 
they 
> are the sons and daughters of members of the working class. The 
same 
> principle can be applied to all the standing armies of the world, 
a 
> policeman, that is part of the apparatus of repression of the 
state, is 
> also a member of the working class, and also, they are the sons 
and 
> daughters of members of the working class
> 
> 
> Citizens of the World wrote:
> >
> > Citizens,
> >
> > No doubt most people have heard of fragging of officers in 
Vietnam. Much
> > less is known of the mutiny and sabotage which also occurred in 
the
> > military, including ships brought to a standstill. The old black 
cat of
> > the Wobblies survives and has the potential to bring an economy 
to a
> > standstill without killing anybody.
> >
> > With the smokestacks silent, the oil rigs resting, assembly 
lines no 
> > longer
> > pumping out shoddy goods for the Walmarts of the world, the 
economic
> > backbone of capitalism can be broken. Think of all the clean air 
we shall
> > breathe and "debts" that are obliterated. Smile icon.
> >
> > Here is an article from the infoshop network which deserves wider
> > circulation. It can enpower those who no longer believe they 
should obey
> > orders and kill for country or work for a world-wide system 
destroying 
> > our
> > planet and our fellow species.
> >
> > http://www.infoshop.org/myep/love3.html 
> > <http://www.infoshop.org/myep/love3.html>
> >
> > Yours to incite World insight, Trevor Goodger-Hill
> >
> > _____________________________
> > "We have come to be one of the worst ruled,
> > one of the most completely controlled and
> > dominated Governments in the world - no
> > longer a Government of free opinion, no longer
> > a Government by conviction and vote of the
> > majority, but a Government by the opinion and
> > duress of small groups of dominant men."
> >
> > 1856 - 1924 - Woodrow Wilson
> >
> >  
> 
> 
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