Phototropic said:Ah the delights of school trips to France and the promise of the things it was rumoured you could buy
you scare me sometimes tobyjug loltobyjug said:Nearly effortless, I have enough material in my garage and home for 75 petrol bombs, and this does not include the petrol in the car which my wife has taken to work.
why though, what signs of organisation are there? other than kids quite naturally phoning their mates, and congregating before they go out.Christian Man said:but I think many know that this is way too organized to be just "random upset kids".
You may be right, but it can both indicate other things going on in society and have some 'cultural/symbolic' value as well - just as total exclusion can send out the opposite message.Phototropic said:The the argument that Powell or Rice are an advancement for black people is a bloody stupid one.
Your ruler may share the same colour as you but he is still your ruler. A black person is no better off being ruled by a black person that he is being ruled by a white person.
where to said:you scare me sometimes tobyjug lol
tobyjug said:Nothing scary about it, 4 motorcycles with full petrol tanks and the recycling man has not put in an appearance for weeks due to staffing difficulties.
I have a gallon of 30 monograde oil to make some anti vehicle petrol bombs as well. (A little oil mixed in with the petrol makes the flaming petrol "stick" to vehicles)
tobyjug said:Nothing scary about it, 4 motorcycles with full petrol tanks and the recycling man has not put in an appearance for weeks due to staffing difficulties.
I have a gallon of 30 monograde oil to make some anti vehicle petrol bombs as well. (A little oil mixed in with the petrol makes the flaming petrol "stick" to vehicles)
tobyjug - do you reallly think it is wise to post stuff like that up on a well known "anarchist" website?tobyjug said:I have a gallon of 30 monograde oil to make some anti vehicle petrol bombs as well. (A little oil mixed in with the petrol makes the flaming petrol "stick" to vehicles)
TeeJay said:People feeling that they are being excluded from work and suffering from racism and police harassment and violence, brought to a head by this recent case and made worse by Sarkozy's public comments.
TeeJay said:tobyjug - do you reallly think it is wise to post stuff like that up on a well known "anarchist" website?
You'll get put on The List!
Only clever people believe in your ideology?soulman said:All of which are symptoms of the existing social and economic order. Is it that you don't think the people rioting are clever enough to understand this?
Context is everything.tobyjug said:Stuff like what, it is standard resistance handbook, in the event of invasion instructions not a state secret.
TeeJay said:Context is everything.
Where did you get this "resistance handbook" btw?
poster342002 said:I think people need to face it - this isn't any sort of progressive uprising. I'm amazed some people are rushing to try and portay it as such, when much of it appears very unpleasant and devoid of working-class politics at all. Indeed - how can smashing up fellow-working class people's cars, buses and services or beating fellow-working class people up be in any way progressive?
bigfish said:Yves Bot said he had detected an organized hand and a strategy behind the riots.
Could that be the organized hand of the French state, I wonder?
You tell us. What do you think?bigfish said:Yves Bot said he had detected an organized hand and a strategy behind the riots.
Could that be the organized hand of the French state, I wonder?
editor said:Is there yet another pesky conspiracy at work here?
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kasheem said:"- that a group of low-life scum ran into an electric substation and short-circuited (not very hard) their brains."
Excuse me mate, but you are fucking bang out of order for assming that these boys were low life scum. The full facts of the events of that night are not out yet. We are still yet to know exaclty what the boys were doing and what thye were supposedly running from the police for.
I lived in the banlieues of Paris for 5 months last year whilst doing a language course in the city, and there can be a very large disparity between the lives of those living within the peripherique and outside it.
The segregation is the problem. You need to at least have proper inetgration for any hope of racial harmony- and this is a racial issue. This menas white children sharing school with arab children and black children and chinese children and indian children. All through the city not just in a few places. The secularism embedden in the french constitution is contradictory if it doesn't appear that efforts are to be made to show that the government does regard citizens as equal. That everyone is included in society.
Insteda of condemming drugs and the problems in the banlieus where they're sold, canthey not start talking baout addictions as an illness. One that poeple can be helped with. Szarkozy makes himself so distant from the situation. By calling them lotus he insults their concerns about where they live and their despair at their surroundings. Someone really needs to fucking listen to these guys. Unhappy poor people do not stay quiet for long. Let's not forget 1795.
Christian Man said:It could be France's strong socialist values as the underlying cause of these disaffected youth.
Feel free to elaborate upon this fascinating theory of yours.Christian Man said:It could be France's strong socialist values as the underlying cause of these disaffected youth.
tobyjug said:That puzzles me, most major towns in France have been shown on maps on TV news bulletins as having problems. Even as far West as Nantes and Rennes.
I have as yet not seen anything about Brest having any problems though.