Showing posts with label democratic underground. Show all posts
Showing posts with label democratic underground. Show all posts

Tuesday, May 17, 2011

Conception of a nation


While it took only six days to create the entire world, I plan for a bit more earth self-revolutions to give birth to a nation. I consider it a prosperous sign that Liberecujo was conceived on a monday, the start of the week.

We have only one planet, and so far it suffered a great deal from the gullibility of traditional nations, that got lured into the fearful visions of the multi-national madness of the military-industrial complex. As mankind, we have become aware of global challenges, yet the rotten, corrupt, self-interest driven national governments, and international organisations with similar psychopathic nature will rather literally crawl into a hole while the ecosystems of the planets collapse around them, then changing the rules in the interest of all humanity.

Instead of creating solutions, governments create more problem, democracy seized to exist since the start of the global terror campaign in 2001. Many good ideas exist how we can life sustainably and luxurious at the same time, nevertheless the myth of scarcity contributes to often dire living standards. Conventional governments agree on one slogan, like 'carbon tax', which reflect wishful thinking and general naivety.

To have less of the usual national stupidity, we can simply outnumber the war-driven, violent form of nation by creating thousands, if not millions of micro-nations. Mutual recognition could transform international cooperation into a truly democratic process, worthy of the special status of the human race in the game of evolution.

Of course, certain minimal standards should be provided. A simple legal systems, without any extraordinary status for corporations could shift the current legalised-robbery jurisdiction back into a system suitable for global justice. If one day a thousands of micro-nations, without any armies or weapons, but consent of their citizens, declare war on the UN, it has give into democratic pressure. This would mean as well the end of the war against the population, that most nations of this planet currently wage.

I don't expect that running a nation just happens, I suspect quite some work will be involved. The battle of constitutions begins, ruling a nation need creating the rules for your citizens. In long term, micro-nation could as well agree on using new virtual currencies, that make national and corporate currencies redundant. Citizenships for micro-nations to blow away the old power structures need to be fluid, explicitly trust and not evidence based.

The bureaucratic aspect of citizenship deserves more artistic than data-collecting attention. The initial small number of citizens allows a prime opportunity to shape the 'political' aspect of the nation. A micro-nation needs to provide benefits to its citizens in a fair exchange with obligations consented to. This differs from the traditional model of owning the citizens and black-mailing them into protection rackets, euphemistically called taxes.

In the game of evolution, few simple rules lead to unpredictable, often amazingly beautiful outcomes. The simple rule of government by violence creates rather ugly outcomes like torture camps, permanent war zones and environmental destruction in massive scales. Cooperation and non-violent competition are simple enough rules of engagement to establish a network of nations willing to save this planet.

Monday, December 13, 2010


A lot of people, the kind of people that get provided with free air time in the mass media, outed their attitude towards democracy lately. They insist to continue to work in secrecy, like Count Dracula fearing the light of day shining on their actions. Be grateful, earthling, to witness history in the making.

The 21st century started nightmarish with American imperial ambitions, justified by the myth of all-mighty terrorism. Men wearing suits recklessly demolished human rights, erected invisible walls for the meeting of the global suit wearing elite in Sydney, ordered a continuation of the outrageous injustice thrown unto David Hicks, sold the public transport systems in Victoria to multi-national companies, and still treat the indigenous population of Australia as second class citizens, savages to be taken by the hand.

Men in suits bossed the governments of this planet into paying a ransom to bail them out of their losses, produced by irresponsible and reckless gambling with fantasy products. Men in suits want your vote to legitimate action they don't want to tell you. Men in suit now threaten Julian Assange, someone who helped taxpayers finding out how their money is spend behind their backs.

Wednesday, December 03, 2008

Attracting some blowies

Although I got used to the web, I get the impression it can drastically change, losing its ability for uncensored discourse in global public sphere. I came across an interesting discussion about a libel suit against a webforum, Sign of the Times. Eric Pepin, founder and creator of the Higher Balance Institute, didn't like the fact that articles about his court case were discussed, and claimed that this discussion caused more than a million dollar damage for HBI.

Pepin was charged with child abuse, he helped a disciple to 'cross the abyss' with a gay threesome. The video tape showing this enlightening activity had no date stamp, so the judge decided in favour for the accused, not without stating that he was not at all convinced of Pepin's innocence.

Laura Knight-Jadcyk, the target of Pepin's lawsuit, has already plenty of experience with online defamation. A bunch of people pop up whereever her name appears on the web, and unload a barrage of ad hominem attacks. And this for already 8 years. Interestingly enough, this annoying phenomena shows the trademarks of psychopathic behaviour, the topic of the book 'Political Ponerology', which Laura published in 2007.

Especially the discussion of Political Ponerology in the democratic underground forum teaches us a lot about psychopathic behaviour on the web.

The crazy thing about the libel suit against SOTT is that it might stuff free speech on the web entirely. On the other hand, reading some of the legal documents and forum slanders provides plenty of examples of the twisted reality psycho- and sociopaths live in.

Okay, StormBear, VB, Fulcanelli, Laurel Canyon and co, bring it on, soil another corner of cyberspace with your wicked vendetta.