[weekly linkdump, somewhat edited from my delicious]
Nous ne sommes pas anti-système, le système est anti-nous! #NosDroitsVotreLoi #OnVautMieuxQueCa #DirectAN pic.twitter.com/9lSc4ZVKIu
— Nuit Debout (@nuitdebout) May 3, 2016
#watch and
Radiohead/Paul Thomas Anderson “Daydreaming – Thom accomplishes the find the fire task.
Hermeneutics of toilets by Slavoj Žižek – Animated Zizek.
Radiohead – Burn The Witch – stop motion witch burning
#learn
Electronic Warfare: The Political Legacy of Detroit Techno – “Hearing about techno as it was originally conceived—as a reaction to inner-city decay, as byproduct of African-American struggle, as a form of protest—served as a crucial reminder of the roots of this dance music, and that the name Underground Resistance was in no way a euphemism, but a reality.”
TED CRUZ FOR HUMAN PRESIDENT – “I have been incubated from birth to be your overlord”
Radiohead Erase Internet Presence – “Tweets and Facebook posts disappear, profile pictures and website go blank”
The Panama Papers: leaktivism’s coming of age – “The theory that leaking information is an effective form of social protest is being put to the test like never before. It could give rise to capitalism’s greatest crisis yet ” Micah White
The incomplete, true, and wonderful history of May Day – “The real meaning of this day has been obscured by the designing propaganda of both governments. The truth of May Day is totally different. To the history of May Day there is a Green side and there is a Red side.”
Wohnen der Zukunft: Fussgängerstädte und Genossenschaften – “Kapitalismus verträgt sich schlecht mit diesen Nachbarschaften. Sie machen ja keinen Gewinn. Und mit dem Wachstum ist es ebenfalls vorbei. Das Konzept sieht vor, dass man – bildlich gesprochen – vom hohen Ross auf einen kleinen Esel heruntersteigt. Wir können nicht mehr wie bisher weiterfahren, sonst ruinieren wir den Planeten.”
David Graeber : « nuit debout contre le panama partout » – “L‘occupation de la place de la République, à Paris, et le scandale des « Panama papers » sont un nouvel épisode de l’affrontement qui, depuis quinze ans, oppose deux mouvements internationaux : l’un populaire, l’autre élitiste”
VIDEOS. Alexis Kraland, le casse-cou qui filme la violence policière de l’intérieur – “La plupart des journalistes vont s’abriter derrière les CRS, parce qu’ils ont peur des manifestants. Moi, j’ai choisi de montrer le contre-champ en défilant du côté des manifestants”
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