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Iuri Bezmezov:
Cei patru paşi de urmat pentru răsturnare a puterii unui stat, în viziunea KGB, sunt demoralizarea, destablizarea, criza şi normalizarea.
1. Demoralizarea dă rezultate după 15-20 ani, timp în care apare prima generaţie în minţile si valorile căreia au fost implantate, prin propagandă, influenţare, contact direct, aliniere şi racolare sectară sau religioasă, elementele care defăimează, demonetizează si subminează constant valorile împământenite.
Sindicatele fac politici sindicale, poliţia devine un represor iar infractorii sunt simpatizaţi, credinţa devine propagandă, iar propaganda devine credinţă, media se îmbâcseşte cu mediocritate şi cretinism, la şcoala nu se mai învaţă fundamente, ci debilităţi; încet şi criminal, valorile sunt substituite în vederea declanşării destabilizării.
2. Destabilizarea impune intoleranţa, radicalizarea, decredibilizează şi cretinizează instituţii, oamenii nu mai discută între ei, sunt susţinute doar certurile, pun mana pe armă şi se împuşcă unii pe alţii (deocamdată cu bile de cauciuc); apar lideri din neant, grupuri de activişti, ONG-uri, purtători ai diverselor "lupte legitime", media devine total opusă societării, antagonismul atinge un maximum iar agenţii conservaţi ani în şir devin activi şi militanţi, conducând "grupurile legitime" ce aduc societatea în criză, acuzând prin vocea societării civile corupţia şi incompetenţa celor de la putere.
3. În criză apar comitetele revoluţionare, emanaţii, comitetele nealese dar înfiinţate de "prietenii care ştiu de ce", iar lumea disperată aşteaptă un Mesia care să le dea păpică, muncă, linişte şi "normalitate".
Criza se termina numai când are loc o acţiune de forţă din partea autorităţilor, sau degenerează în război civil ori invazie.
Toate comitetele şi toţi luptătorii, pe timp de criză, sunt convinşi că sunt legitimi, societatea colapsează, este aşteptat liderul cu mână forte, salvatorul care nu va întarzia decât dacă nu au avut loc invazia sau războiul civil, ori intervenţia în forţă din partea statului, nu neapărat din partea aceloraşi membri ai guvernării.
4. 'Normalizarea' este etapa în care deja puterea a fost luată de un grup recunoscut pe plan extern, cu legitimitate în faţa sponsorului extern al evenimentelor. E etapa când agenţii, 'profesorii', propagandiştii, promotorii, conservaţii si foştii lideri tac, sau sunt eliminaţi; statistica arată ca se prefera eliminarea acestora.
De regulă, cei care preiau puterea vor stabilitate si linişte, vor "normalizare", şi de aceea elimină pe cei care au fost înainte la cârmă, şi pe cei care sunt consideraţi pericole potenţiale.
de aici
1. Demoralizarea dă rezultate după 15-20 ani, timp în care apare prima generaţie în minţile si valorile căreia au fost implantate, prin propagandă, influenţare, contact direct, aliniere şi racolare sectară sau religioasă, elementele care defăimează, demonetizează si subminează constant valorile împământenite.
Sindicatele fac politici sindicale, poliţia devine un represor iar infractorii sunt simpatizaţi, credinţa devine propagandă, iar propaganda devine credinţă, media se îmbâcseşte cu mediocritate şi cretinism, la şcoala nu se mai învaţă fundamente, ci debilităţi; încet şi criminal, valorile sunt substituite în vederea declanşării destabilizării.
2. Destabilizarea impune intoleranţa, radicalizarea, decredibilizează şi cretinizează instituţii, oamenii nu mai discută între ei, sunt susţinute doar certurile, pun mana pe armă şi se împuşcă unii pe alţii (deocamdată cu bile de cauciuc); apar lideri din neant, grupuri de activişti, ONG-uri, purtători ai diverselor "lupte legitime", media devine total opusă societării, antagonismul atinge un maximum iar agenţii conservaţi ani în şir devin activi şi militanţi, conducând "grupurile legitime" ce aduc societatea în criză, acuzând prin vocea societării civile corupţia şi incompetenţa celor de la putere.
3. În criză apar comitetele revoluţionare, emanaţii, comitetele nealese dar înfiinţate de "prietenii care ştiu de ce", iar lumea disperată aşteaptă un Mesia care să le dea păpică, muncă, linişte şi "normalitate".
Criza se termina numai când are loc o acţiune de forţă din partea autorităţilor, sau degenerează în război civil ori invazie.
Toate comitetele şi toţi luptătorii, pe timp de criză, sunt convinşi că sunt legitimi, societatea colapsează, este aşteptat liderul cu mână forte, salvatorul care nu va întarzia decât dacă nu au avut loc invazia sau războiul civil, ori intervenţia în forţă din partea statului, nu neapărat din partea aceloraşi membri ai guvernării.
4. 'Normalizarea' este etapa în care deja puterea a fost luată de un grup recunoscut pe plan extern, cu legitimitate în faţa sponsorului extern al evenimentelor. E etapa când agenţii, 'profesorii', propagandiştii, promotorii, conservaţii si foştii lideri tac, sau sunt eliminaţi; statistica arată ca se prefera eliminarea acestora.
De regulă, cei care preiau puterea vor stabilitate si linişte, vor "normalizare", şi de aceea elimină pe cei care au fost înainte la cârmă, şi pe cei care sunt consideraţi pericole potenţiale.
de aici
Tuesday, October 19, 2010
The Black Bloc
The Black Bloc is not an organization. It has no leaders. Like a spectre, it simply appears out of nowhere, wreaks havoc, then vanishes.
Nobody speaks for anybody in this group. They’re totally organic structures of people that come together in a certain time and place, and then they dissolve. Their actions are reactive to the police presence as well as the tenseness of the situation. "The Black Bloc" is sometimes incorrectly reported as being the name of a specific anarchist group. It is rather a tactic that may be adopted by groups of various motivations and methods.
Tactics of a Black Bloc can include vandalism, rioting and street fighting, demonstrating without a permit, misleading the authorities, assisting in the escape of people arrested by the police, administering first aid to persons affected by tear gas in areas where protesters are barred from entering, building barricades, and attacking police. Property destruction carried out by Black Blocs tends to have symbolic significance: common targets include banks, institutional buildings, outlets for multinational corporations, gasoline stations, and video-surveillance cameras.
Each participant of a Black Bloc wears somewhat of a "uniform". The clothing is used to avoid being identified, and to appear as one large mass, promoting solidarity or creating the illusion of a larger group. If every single person in the Bloc looks relatively alike, it is hard for the police to determine which individual did what. For instance, if a Black Bloc participant throws a brick at a store window and runs into the Bloc, he will easily blend in with everyone else.
Average black workers pants are fine. Black military-style cargo pants are extremely recommended. The cargo pockets can hold any items of use that you may have. All distinguishing characteristics must be removed.
The mask is one of the most important aspects of the equipment. The mask you wear should show nothing more than your eyes.
Ski Mask: We recommend the masks that only have holes for your eyes. If you can only find the kind with the three holes, then that will work. Just take a black piece of cloth and fill the mouth hole.
Bandana: An average black bandana that is tied around your mouth will work too. When choosing this mask, wear something over the top part of your head, such as a simple baseball hat or hood. If your hair and rest of your upper head are exposed, it is not hard to tell who you are.
Gas Mask: Useful if you plan on engaging in some heavy street combat. Tear gas is a widely used deterrent in street battles, and you should not be forced to turn away from your goal because of some gas. In most cases the ones wearing the gas masks are the ones throwing the gas canisters back at the police. Wearing a gas mask is an illegal practice and should be worn with caution.
In developing defensive-offense tactics, your bodies cant provide for everything you have to do in battle. That is why you need to be prepared with the proper tools to execute your goal.
These can include, but are not limited to:
Slingshot: Very effective when used by large groups at once. Should be used with 9 mm to 12 mm steel balls. Here is how you build one.
Smoke Bombs: They are great when dealing with illegal situations. It can shield any media or police cameras from catching anyone on film participating in an illegal act. It can also disorient the police when they are advancing on the crowd. For construction methods, click here.
Spray Cans: These are a very effective and educating method of property destruction. Slogans and symbols can be sprayed on rough surfaces such as brick or concrete walls that are a real bitch to remove. Paint applied on a riot cop's face-mask will mean he has to take it off. Wear gloves to keep the evidence off of you. Any trace of paint on your hands will make it damned hard to deny doing it.
Caltrops: Easy to make, and quite an effective way of stopping cars. To make them, simply bend together two pieces of steel rod and weld in a way that no matter which way the device falls one point is sticking straight up (picture). Make sure that these nails are both long (10 cm or longer) and thick (at least 5 mm) as car tires have a really thick outer layer. Sprinkle these across a road to prevent four-wheeled intruders. They will flatten normal police car tires in under a second.
Rope and marbles: Can be used as tangle-foot for massed riot troops or horses when well anchored off to utility poles or fire hydrants. Marbles in large numbers on hard pavement will trip a horse and panic them.
Clubs: Besides being mostly non lethal when used against the leg muscles, they are normally able to incapacitate in one or two strikes. Baseball bats are the baseline, a police collapsible baton is an excellent choice for concealment, length when extended and effectiveness in bruising an attacker to the point that they retreat or go to the ground.
Unarresting
Going to demonstrations comes with the chance of arrest, especially with the Black Bloc. Unarresting is the practice of pulling your comrades back into safety from the arms of the officers. This is a serious topic that needs to be discussed and practiced.
Most Blocs use the tactic of linking arms. This way, when an officer tries to pull one of them away, it makes it difficult to pull the individual from the arms of the other participants.
Often times, a demonstrator will get isolated from the group and suddenly be taken by an officer. Don't let anyone stray from the group. If someone does happen to stray and be detained, there are some things you can do if you act quickly: let everyone know what is happening and have your group run to the area of the situation. If the cop does not back away by the time you arrive to this situation, your group can fall on top of the person in a pile, and more people will gather around the situation. Make sure you do not harm the person you are attempting to unarrest. You can also get a few people to simply pull him away from the officer.
Remember! Unarresting someone is a very risky circumstance. In some cases, you can be given a harsher charge than the person you are unarresting.
De-Bloc'ing
At all demonstrations, it's often that people are picked up on the way from an action. When leaving a demonstration, you should always leave wearing something different than how you came. When walking away from the scene of a demonstration, remember not to ever be alone. If for some reason you came to the demonstration by yourself, just ask someone that is in a large group if you can walk with them.
Be creative. Think of some new ideas for de-Bloc'ing. Scope out the area of the demonstration before hand and find some good secure places to escape to.
Besides getting away with public criminal acts, there are other reasons to act in a Bloc. Bloc participation can be really exciting, and good for morale—acting in a mass of people who are ostensibly prepared to do what they believe is right regardless of police intimidation is often a hell of a lot more empowering than chanting weakly with the liberals; matching battle-dress is a ritual for inspiring courage that need not be abandoned to our uniformed enemies.
Sources: mlcastle.net, wikipedia, thestar.com, crimethinc.com
NOTE: Apparently, this is the one blog post that attracts most readers. Perhaps because of the strange days we are all living. Note that I do not endorse violence; all you can read in this article is pure theory. It is meant to show that people are able to resist police abuse, not to encourage violent protests. Oh, and leave a comment while you're here.
Further reading: How riot control works
The mask is one of the most important aspects of the equipment. The mask you wear should show nothing more than your eyes.
Ski Mask: We recommend the masks that only have holes for your eyes. If you can only find the kind with the three holes, then that will work. Just take a black piece of cloth and fill the mouth hole.
Bandana: An average black bandana that is tied around your mouth will work too. When choosing this mask, wear something over the top part of your head, such as a simple baseball hat or hood. If your hair and rest of your upper head are exposed, it is not hard to tell who you are.
Gas Mask: Useful if you plan on engaging in some heavy street combat. Tear gas is a widely used deterrent in street battles, and you should not be forced to turn away from your goal because of some gas. In most cases the ones wearing the gas masks are the ones throwing the gas canisters back at the police. Wearing a gas mask is an illegal practice and should be worn with caution.
In developing defensive-offense tactics, your bodies cant provide for everything you have to do in battle. That is why you need to be prepared with the proper tools to execute your goal.
These can include, but are not limited to:
Slingshot: Very effective when used by large groups at once. Should be used with 9 mm to 12 mm steel balls. Here is how you build one.
Smoke Bombs: They are great when dealing with illegal situations. It can shield any media or police cameras from catching anyone on film participating in an illegal act. It can also disorient the police when they are advancing on the crowd. For construction methods, click here.
Spray Cans: These are a very effective and educating method of property destruction. Slogans and symbols can be sprayed on rough surfaces such as brick or concrete walls that are a real bitch to remove. Paint applied on a riot cop's face-mask will mean he has to take it off. Wear gloves to keep the evidence off of you. Any trace of paint on your hands will make it damned hard to deny doing it.
Caltrops: Easy to make, and quite an effective way of stopping cars. To make them, simply bend together two pieces of steel rod and weld in a way that no matter which way the device falls one point is sticking straight up (picture). Make sure that these nails are both long (10 cm or longer) and thick (at least 5 mm) as car tires have a really thick outer layer. Sprinkle these across a road to prevent four-wheeled intruders. They will flatten normal police car tires in under a second.
Rope and marbles: Can be used as tangle-foot for massed riot troops or horses when well anchored off to utility poles or fire hydrants. Marbles in large numbers on hard pavement will trip a horse and panic them.
Clubs: Besides being mostly non lethal when used against the leg muscles, they are normally able to incapacitate in one or two strikes. Baseball bats are the baseline, a police collapsible baton is an excellent choice for concealment, length when extended and effectiveness in bruising an attacker to the point that they retreat or go to the ground.
Unarresting
Going to demonstrations comes with the chance of arrest, especially with the Black Bloc. Unarresting is the practice of pulling your comrades back into safety from the arms of the officers. This is a serious topic that needs to be discussed and practiced.
Most Blocs use the tactic of linking arms. This way, when an officer tries to pull one of them away, it makes it difficult to pull the individual from the arms of the other participants.
Often times, a demonstrator will get isolated from the group and suddenly be taken by an officer. Don't let anyone stray from the group. If someone does happen to stray and be detained, there are some things you can do if you act quickly: let everyone know what is happening and have your group run to the area of the situation. If the cop does not back away by the time you arrive to this situation, your group can fall on top of the person in a pile, and more people will gather around the situation. Make sure you do not harm the person you are attempting to unarrest. You can also get a few people to simply pull him away from the officer.Remember! Unarresting someone is a very risky circumstance. In some cases, you can be given a harsher charge than the person you are unarresting.
De-Bloc'ing
At all demonstrations, it's often that people are picked up on the way from an action. When leaving a demonstration, you should always leave wearing something different than how you came. When walking away from the scene of a demonstration, remember not to ever be alone. If for some reason you came to the demonstration by yourself, just ask someone that is in a large group if you can walk with them.
Be creative. Think of some new ideas for de-Bloc'ing. Scope out the area of the demonstration before hand and find some good secure places to escape to.
Besides getting away with public criminal acts, there are other reasons to act in a Bloc. Bloc participation can be really exciting, and good for morale—acting in a mass of people who are ostensibly prepared to do what they believe is right regardless of police intimidation is often a hell of a lot more empowering than chanting weakly with the liberals; matching battle-dress is a ritual for inspiring courage that need not be abandoned to our uniformed enemies.
Sources: mlcastle.net, wikipedia, thestar.com, crimethinc.com
NOTE: Apparently, this is the one blog post that attracts most readers. Perhaps because of the strange days we are all living. Note that I do not endorse violence; all you can read in this article is pure theory. It is meant to show that people are able to resist police abuse, not to encourage violent protests. Oh, and leave a comment while you're here.
Further reading: How riot control works
Thursday, October 14, 2010
Monday, September 27, 2010
Reality is not external
“Only the disciplined mind can see reality, Winston. You believe that reality is something objective, external, existing in its own right. You also believe that the nature of reality is self-evident. When you delude yourself into thinking that you see something, you assume that everyone else sees the same thing as you. But I tell you, Winston, that reality is not external. Reality exists in the human mind, and nowhere else. Not in the individual mind, which can make mistakes, and in any case soon perishes; only in the mind of the Party, which is collective and immortal. Whatever the Party holds to be truth is truth. It is impossible to see reality except by looking through the eyes of the the Party. That is the fact that you have got to relearn, Winston. It needs an act of self-destruction, an effort of the will. You must humble yourself before you can become sane.”
George Orwell, "1984"
Friday, September 17, 2010
Rhineheart:
You have a problem, Mr. Anderson. You think that you're special.
You believe that somehow the rules do not apply to you.
Obviously, you are mistaken.
(The Matrix, written by Larry and Andy Wachowski, 1996)
You believe that somehow the rules do not apply to you.
Obviously, you are mistaken.
(The Matrix, written by Larry and Andy Wachowski, 1996)
Monday, July 12, 2010
[...] Because of the assimilation of the strikes and their transformation into another democratic right, this threat has turned into nothing more than a simple - and this only apparently- happy break from everyday life.
from non-fides.fr
Tuesday, March 2, 2010
Thursday, February 26, 2009
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