Monday, 5 March 2012
Saturday, 4 February 2012
Pre-Industrial Gothic Revival / Arbeit Mach Frei
Concerning Greece, the appropriately named Michael Fuchs (Chairman of the German Group of the Trilateral Commission & Deputy Parliamentary Floor Leader for the German Christian Democrats) says "They have to get back on track" but who's track? His track - the unending, indentured servitude of the German protestant work ethic with the need for insuperable, exponential industrial growth. I hearby declare 'Arbeit macht frei', the old-testament thumping protestant toil ethic to be the wrong track, no one needs to be more like the Germans, and they've certainly not ditched the superiority complex. Perhaps Merkel's country needs to get back on track, maybe the one it was on pre Luther, or at least before the industrial revolution. That would be a good track to be on - to check the lunacy that the Chinese growth model is predicated upon, plastic consumerism, obsolescent motorcar manufacture.
I am dismayed, being a devotee of deutsche auto technik, of how many superfluous models Mercedes, VW, and Audi are rolling out. They should restore more existing old models, as there are too many cars in Europe.
*climatically its not possible to have industry on the scale of northern countries in southern countries. You just have to experience any part of summer in the med to realise the difference - of course there isnt the urgent need for providence in the south because northern winter's require surplas storing (hence the north's industrial prowess).
*climatically its not possible to have industry on the scale of northern countries in southern countries. You just have to experience any part of summer in the med to realise the difference - of course there isnt the urgent need for providence in the south because northern winter's require surplas storing (hence the north's industrial prowess).
Sunday, 8 January 2012
The Monolith Gaze
In state controlled countries such as Burma, street business is booming
while large companies in liberal democratic economies are self-destructing with the exception of banks, who, in the Vampiric glory of bail outs, live on.
Breaking up these monoliths would be preferable to consolidation
(Schumpeter's creative destruction).
Capitalism is a vague abstraction like Communism. The negative
aspects of both are the same thing - the monolithic rather than
the distinct freedom of the creative peculiar.
Zizek opposes the gangster capitalism of former
GDR states like the one he comes from.
The cause of this gangsterism isn't capitalism but
the former communist state-monolith bureaucracy.
The former and the current state of affairs are not a synthesis.
He is an apartment-confined intellectual,
but with Zizek I agree on at least three things- that Success mantra is repugnant,
and that the bank-monolith-Mammon's shouldn't of been bailed out; and
that ecological destruction is the Only conclusion of the previous two.
We are in unanimous agreement that the success mantra of corporate culture is
nauseous and culture would be greater if we Celebrated not Optimism but the
tragic - which reached its apotheosis in the crucified man-god.
The crucified man God - Christ - is the natural outcome of the
pantheon of classical gods. This was achieved by
(much maligned as merely the era of famine, plague & maniacal superstition)
catholic culture at its height.
Nietzsche was unable to equate the self sacrificing god into his masterly essay, The Birth of Tragedy. He could not perceive, blinded as he was with his classical palate, by an instinctual distaste for Lutheranism,
that Christ was synthesis, Alpha & Omega, the outcome of the classical
conundrum, equitable with Zarathustra, after Diogenes and Heraclitus.
Tuesday, 27 December 2011
Land Crabbers
Joined the long line of
the landless classes
We are the great wide
landless hide
Inert involute gloom
Solid & unified
Kim 'n Zoey are busy,
eating cake
The world is full of
dreadlocked Bonobos
Destined without linen binding
To doom.
Chewing tobacco
half hoe down
And lime
Half dirge
Muted as wine
A paupers burial, beautiful as
unrighteousness can be.
A co-op funeral In Clapton ?
Wednesday, 14 December 2011
Into the Edinburgh art world we break,
meekly.
For this is the age of the meek.
kathleen meek without edit
Titillating in the foxglove sherry room
lame and not breasted
I've been robbed but
it felt like luck
My aspiration to drive
1960's Ferrari's
in San Tropez
from selling GBH,
old pencils and books.
Desert-gold chinos and champagne
Self portraits with cigarette,
the mantlepiece, made of Ginger nut
meekly.
For this is the age of the meek.
kathleen meek without edit
Titillating in the foxglove sherry room
lame and not breasted
I've been robbed but
it felt like luck
My aspiration to drive
1960's Ferrari's
in San Tropez
from selling GBH,
old pencils and books.
Desert-gold chinos and champagne
Self portraits with cigarette,
the mantlepiece, made of Ginger nut
Tuesday, 13 December 2011
Solution. 'We' make all number money worthless / Utopia
An Alan Ginsberg quote: "Abolish money". Make all number money worthless-
because so much of it is locked in an abstract state, in dormant or forgotten
bank accounts. "Trillions are need in Europe" - mentioned today on radio 4;
although couldn't tell what the context was but certainly not to do with project
healthcare or industrial investments, but about this 'mother of all' recessions.
Another Option is to cancel all Nation's debts (everyone wanted to do it for Africa a
few years ago - remember?) This would "solve" the problem. No more usury.
This Euro crisis is the obsession of the cash-wealthy last-gasp bankers, to sustain the
Belief in credit-worthy money & hence the usury system. Without which so many
because so much of it is locked in an abstract state, in dormant or forgotten
bank accounts. "Trillions are need in Europe" - mentioned today on radio 4;
although couldn't tell what the context was but certainly not to do with project
healthcare or industrial investments, but about this 'mother of all' recessions.
Another Option is to cancel all Nation's debts (everyone wanted to do it for Africa a
few years ago - remember?) This would "solve" the problem. No more usury.
This Euro crisis is the obsession of the cash-wealthy last-gasp bankers, to sustain the
Belief in credit-worthy money & hence the usury system. Without which so many
people would be made unemployed - banking people and their microserfs. Have you
seen how many Cubicles there are in the City of London ? Thousands of lives, who's
identity, who's reason to keep jogging & gymning depends on the maintenance
of this maya, this mire, these ignoble redundance of humanity.
Number data zombies moving it around secure computer systems. The matrix for real, only on one mundane cosmic plane. And what of these gold-hounds? These gold whores with cash converted into nugget bars nestling in super-vaults in the shadow of the Swiss Alps (or perhaps, Hatton Gardens). If Fiat currency turns to zilch what would these Gold bars become ? - Would it be they're be jayed into some kind of Imperial coin, though to buy what with...apples? Sharing 1 percent with the 99 percent is the least and meanest of our problems and is merely a . The trouble from the Bourgeoisie comes from them no longer knowing the virtue of a seat.
shoehorned militant black power garbage". Whether it be Mao, or
Stokney Carmichael..
More:
Are the Peasants revolting ? click here to read P.J. O'Rourke / P.J. O'Hawk
Thursday, 1 December 2011
Merkel Gorgon Thule
Princes instill fear
in the bourgeoisie
unleashing the unwieldy
unleashing the unwieldy
I play a low-strung lute
Marshall law is declared in
the South,
Marshall law is declared in
the South,
The army then joins forces with the mob.
Sliding the label off the bottle
dropping into bittersweet
ocean beer foam
and listening for a
stroll on the radio
In digital relays
dropping into bittersweet
ocean beer foam
and listening for a
stroll on the radio
In digital relays
Merkel leers down at
Etruscans and Iberians
She summons
the Triskellion horde
from Thule for Ragnarok
Bottle of Mezcal on the side
still with it's small, chained booklet
hanging from its neck to it's chest
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