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What if society can no longer resist the destructive effects of unbounded capitalism? What if society can no longer resist the devastating power of financial accumulation?
We have to disentangle autonomy from resistance. And if we want to do that, we have to disentangle desire from energy. The prevailing focus of modern capitalism has been energy: the ability to produce, to compete, to dominate. A sort of energolatria, a cult of energy, has dominated the cultural sense of the West from Faust to the Futurists. The ever growing availability of energy has been its dogma. Now we know that energy isn’t boundless. In the social psyche of the West, energy is fading. I think we should reframe the concept and practice of autonomy from this point of view. The social body is unable to reaffirm its rights against the wild assertiveness of capital because the pursuit of rights can never be dissociated from the exercise of force.
When workers were strong in the 1960s and 1970s, they did not restrict themselves to asking for their rights, to peaceful demonstrations of their will. They acted in solidarity, refusing to work, redistributing wealth, sharing things, services, and spaces. Capitalists, on their side, do not merely ask or demonstrate, they do not simply declare their wish: they enact it. They make things happen; they invest, disinvest, displace; they destroy and they build. Only force makes autonomy possible in the relation between capital and society. But what is force? What is force nowadays?
The identification of desire with energy has produced the identification of force with violence that turned out so badly for the Italian movement in the 1970s and 1980s. We have to distinguish energy and desire. Energy is falling, but desire has to be saved. Similarly, we have to distinguish force from violence. Fighting power with violence is suicidal or useless nowadays. How can we think of activists going against professional organizations of killers in the mold of Blackwater, Haliburton, secret services, mafias?
Only suicide has proved to be efficient in the struggle against power. And actually suicide has become decisive in contemporary history. The dark side of the multitude meets here the loneliness of death. Activist culture should avoid the danger of becoming a culture of resentment. Acknowledging the irreversibility of the catastrophic trends that capitalism has inscribed in the history of society does not mean renouncing it. On the contrary, we have today a new cultural task: to live the inevitable with a relaxed soul. To call forth a big wave of withdrawal, of massive dissociation, of desertion from the scene of the economy, of nonparticipation in the fake show of politics. The crucial focus of social transformation is creative singularity. The existence of singularities is not to be conceived as a personal way to salvation, they may become a contagious force.
When we think of the ecological catastrophe, of geopolitical threats, of economic collapse provoked by the financial politics of neoliberalism, it’s hard to dispel the feeling that irreversible trends are already at work within the world machine. Political will seems paralyzed in the face of the economic power of the criminal class.
The age of modem social civilization seems on the brink of dissolution, and it’s hard to imagine how society will be able to react. Modern civilization was based on the convergence and integration of the capitalist exploitation of labor and the political regulation of social conflict. The regulator state, the heir of the Enlightenment and socialism, has been the guarantor of human rights and the negotiator of social equilibrium. When, at the end of a ferocious class struggle between labor and capital – and within the capitalist class itself – the financial class has seized power by destroying legal regulation and transforming social composition, the entire edifice of modern civilization has begun to crumble.
I anticipate that scattered insurrections will take place in the coming years, but we should not expect much from them. They’ll be unable to touch the real centers of power because of the militarization of metropolitan space, and they will not be able to gain much in terms of material wealth or political power. Just as the long wave of counterglobalization’s moral protests could not destroy neoliberal power, so the insurrections will not find a solution, not unless a new consciousness and sensibility surfaces and spreads, changing everyday life and creating Non-Temporary Autonomous Zones rooted in the culture and consciousness of the global network.
The proliferation of singularities (the withdrawal and building of Non-Temporary Autonomous Zones) will be a peaceful process, but the conformist majority will react violently, and this is already happening. The conformist majority is frightened by the fleeing away of intelligent energy and simultaneously is attacking the expression of intelligent activity. The situation can be described as a fight between the mass ignorance produced by media totalitarianism and the shared intelligence of the general intellect.
We cannot predict what the outcome of this process will be. Our task is to extend and protect the field of autonomy and to avoid as much as possible any violent contact with the field of aggressive mass ignorance. This strategy of nonconfrontational withdrawal will not always succeed. Sometimes confrontation will be made inevitable by racism and fascism. It’s impossible to predict what should be done in the case of unwanted conflict. A nonviolent response is obviously the best choice, but it will not always be possible. The identification of well-being with private property is so deeply rooted that a barbarization of the human environment cannot be completely ruled out. But the task of the general intellect is exactly this: fleeing from paranoia, creating zones of human resistance, experimenting with autonomous forms of production using high-tech low-energy methods – while avoiding confrontation with the criminal class and the conformist population.
Politics and therapy will be one and the same activity in the coming years. People will feel hopeless and depressed and panicky because they are unable to deal with the post-growth economy, and because they will miss their dissolving modern identity. Our cultural task will be attending to those people and taking care of their insanity, showing them the way to a happy adaptation. Our task will be the creation of social zones of human resistance that act like zones of therapeutic contagion. The development of autonomy is not totalizing or intended to destroy and abolish the past. Like psychoanalytic therapy it should be considered an unending process.
If he can tell us what we
If he can tell us what we should do, than so can I.
He writes in a complicated old fashioned way, using some outdated marxist terminology...but the point i gather is correct. Of course "we" have lost. For those that really know- the little protests and shouting, even a few broken windows...It means nothing to the comfortable classes that form the majority in the rich countries. They will not turn to the ragabond left for solace. Thats for sure, so lets not be delusional. Seriously.
So do we retreat? Do we join "them" and try to insert some color into the black and grey? Or do we dissolve into angry little communities that constantly pat ourselves on the backs- like the American "Evangelical" Christians who are caught in a worldview that just keeps them living in pods. I'd say give up. Give it all up, give up the angst, the anger, the frustration and the futility. Live strong and noble as an individual and adopt no dogma. Be kind, and be critical. Devote your lives to others and accept constant defeat. And love like hell.
That cliché term whatever it is "you can't change the world unless you change yourself" is true...So this fellow is wrong in his idea of some sort of military retreat. I'll take to the jungles by myself, learn and grow out of what had been ineffective. We are not held at gun point like the Mung still fighting the Vietnam war in the jungles of Lao to this day, we are free. So lets be free. Live well. Save some money and travel the world now. Dammit.
But keep your swords sharp under the mattresses. Protest with you knowledge and your actions, don't be marginalized...be successful. Make 60,000USD a year and live in a tiny a room. Don't give to charity. Be charity. And if you are happy farming, farm!! But don't farm in rebellion. Farm in love.
And never be greedy.
(Ok i'll step down from my box- I'm just so tired of this pseudo technical talk that is more ego than anything else- this guys like "I'm a leader of a movement- join me in my failure" Nope. Do as you like Bifo. If i'm to learn about a movement that is over, Biko is way more inspiring.)
I love your comment. Your
I love your comment. Your message was truly wonderful. :)
I agree. :)
I agree. :)
Move away from the conformist
Move away from the conformist majority.
"Only suicide has proved to be efficient in the struggle against power."
... This sounds like how cults are started.
Great article, thanks.
Great article, thanks. "Creating Non-Temporary Autonomous Zones" is exactly the point. Since the 90s there has been a lot of resistance spreading world wide like the so called summit hopping. Now it is time to create new spaces inside the present order to deconstruct it. And their are plenty of approaches everywhere - workers who occupy their old factories to restart production on their own, squads who open free spaces for sharing information and stuff for free, agricultural collectives and so on. check out my blog and fuck the system.
http://charliesupertramp.wordpress.com/
moving off and separating
moving off and separating from the zombie culture is always what i thought would be best for everyone. I am 27 now and i used to wanna fight when i was younger and we were protesting the rise of the neocons and bush. Now, my sisters have kids that i love and many of my friends have children and i think maybe its better to separate, zapatista style. Fighting is suicide for sure. Our best bet if we are gunna attempt to awaken more people would be to destroy peoples access to cable television. this may make people snap out of the coma and go outside n talk to their neighbors. But i think its largely hopeless in many areas. I always planned on moving to south america, maybe argentina, and living off the grid. What this article is talking about is massive communes, im fuckn down. that would be an awsome alternative for families. But this was tried after the vietnam era, many people went off to live in communes after seeing the violence of the state at home. it has to be completely re-thought and done differently this time because we face differnent challenges. id like to know the consensus among all ows whether to defend and fight or retreat and build autonomous zones...
Hey, I get a new and unique
Hey, I get a new and unique idea!!
Let's hate on and blame Jews. No one's ever done THAT before. No one's every called them money lenders either. Or poisoners of wells.
Or, wait...let's work to undermine our own country that will aid and abet its enemies. Yeah man, that's some serious originality of thought.
Or, hey..let's kill all the religious nuts. That one's new. They're all enemies of the state anyway.
Or, let's all move to a tropical island. No way is that an old idea and no way will it make us invaders and exploiters.
Or, hey...let's form a militia. Betcha never heard that one.
Or...oh, wait. Right. None of that's 'new', is it?
You are not a very smart Jew.
You are not a very smart Jew.
Can't help but ask... ...when
Can't help but ask...
...when was the last time some writer who had to insert the name 'Faust' into an article to give it credibility, spent an hour a week of their free time volunteering at the local old folks home? Or delivering for Meals On Wheels? Or volunteering at an animal shelter to clean up piss and shit? Or....nevermind. No more uncomftorable questions.
However, I'm thinking for the majority of Adbusters column contributors, it's slim to none.
When is the last time you saw
When is the last time you saw a 7-11 employee drive away in a BMW? HA! totally got you with that one.
When is the last time you saw an antelope drive a tractor? HA! you have probably never even seen an antelope!
When is the last time you used a public toilet? HA! you didn't bother flushing!
Do you collect cigarette butts and pennies to hand out to homeless people? HA! totally got you there and now your totally fucked now.
This article sounds like it
This article sounds like it waas written by someone taking LSD
If your using a Mac it was
If your using a Mac it was designed by people who took LSD
I'm with you. I'm actually
I'm with you.
I'm actually designing a mac, on LSD, right now.
Hurrah culture jammers!
#OWS Week – Program 2 Aired
#OWS Week – Program 2 Aired Live 2/1/12 on PressTV - This interview took place on January 5, 2012. You can see in the background of the interview, that at that time there had been 5,858 arrests at Occupy’s around the United States. Today February 2, 2012, we can see that the number has increased to 6,464. As its stands today, in less that a month, there has been an additional 606 arrests.
http://freedividual.com/2012/02/02/ows-week-program-2-aired-live-2112-on...
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FREDDIE MAC BET AGAINST THE
FREDDIE MAC BET AGAINST THE AMERICAN PEOPLE
Let’s Make Sure They Don’t Steal Another Home!
On December 6th occupiers stayed in Art de los Santos' Riverside home to help defend his Family against foreclosure. This is the next step in the fight to save their home.
What: Rally to Protest Freddie Mac’s Outrageous Bets against America
When: Thursday, February 2; 11:30 a.m.
Where: Freddie Mac Western Region Office
444 S. Flower St., Downtown LA (Corner of 5th & Flower, meet in front of Citibank building)
LOCATION:
Freddie Mac Western Region Office
444 S. Flower St, Los Angeles, CA
DATE:
Thursday, February 2, 2012 - 11:30am to 2:30pm
http://www.occupylosangeles.org/?q=node/7587
We are made to forget our
We are made to forget our true natures from birth we are sculpted in the forms of our civilizations values.
Any civilization will be conditioned by its past and its people's and its technology, but all will have a shared sense of identity by way of language, ethnicity, religion, geography, socioeconomic class. But whatever civilization at whatever time, always a certain collective identity arises through the chaos of time and process. What is given up for this collective identity as Romans, or Mayans, or 21st century technology driven nation states, is the sense of a deeper collective identity which has an archaic lineage further than recorded history. What we left behind is debatable. What is mildly tragic is that some people are so entrenched in their conditioning that they would refuse the science of evolution, actually allot of people. There is a spiritual crisis emerging in the modern world and I think the notions of religion and terrorism often cross-over not just because of extremism but because of the fears which are generated as a result of technological paradigm shifts which are happening more rapidly than our societies can adapt. The fear enters a feedback loop with the zealotry, both are responses to confusion of our times. Civilizations reach points of collapse due to many factors, the last one usually being inept leadership, poor seeing on the part of monarchs and parliaments, senates and councils. In Germany after world war 2 children who were used to thrusting their arms in the air had to be retaught that everything they taught was wrong, and to never raise their arms. The myth perpetuates the civilization, if it is powerful enough it can last for maybe 2000 years. Religions are much like civilizations in the sense they undergo collapse. When the belief in the myth can no longer be sustained - apparent as Russian tanks in Berlin, or American tanks in Baghdad- when now is evident there is only the pragmatic awareness of things. This is why religion is in the state that it is, our civilizations myths are dying faster than we can bury them. They add up and more rhetoric, and more pressure, more war and further chaos is needed to sustain the corpse of a mythology. And the net sum of this refusal to meet the future with a pragmatic mindset results in unnecessary suffering. From birth our true nature is lost and instead we are wrapped in the security of culture and civilization, reinforced with doings and mythology. But inside of our dreams, within our collective memory, resonating in our Dna are the keys to a future beyond our knowing, where we have come from, where we will go. In the end our need, our innate inquisitive curiosity towards the enigmatic and mysterious will conquer our fears, doubts and denial and bring us into the future unknown.
Their is no permission for us
Their is no permission for us to act in defiance of things we know are leading us to places we don't want to go. There is only choice from strength and understanding, or from weakness and confusion. The latter accept things as they are, would accept fascism if it came in a pretty package with a ribbon on it. Would deny the wrongs they see as long as the veneer of their obsessive security neurosis was maintained. Things are not as they used to be. The future will differ from now.
http://www.nytimes.com/1993/0
http://www.nytimes.com/1993/05/02/style/tripping-but-not-falling.html?sc...
Wow there used to be journalists at the New York times. Now there are just bloggers constructing shallow gossip columns out of snippets of chatter they piece together by randomly copying and pasting the audacity of hope, computer programming manuals, and daniel steel novels. Its really cutting edge crap, its so good they gotta charge people money to get the full times experience. Like sands through the hour glass, these are the days of our lives...
Thats the level of reporting that goes on, thats what the New York Times is; backwashed soap opera scripts digestible to idiots and wannabe normal people who stutter when they breathe and compulsively check their pockets for the keys they may have lost. Lets all hit the beeper on our car alarm when we run into the liquor store for 4 minutes, just in case Shreck Ali al zakawazaki comes by and blows us up because we are all special delicate snow flakes and if the terrorists are coming they are coming for me. Because I am so very important, I need my styles section to tell me how things are and how they ought to be wrapped up completely in the superficialities of the fading day. Hold onto to the rails of the sinking ship, polishing brass on the Titanic with Martha Stewart. Its really something how media creates and shapes our minds. Its almost like once you know its happening it already too late. Wittgenstein had a thought experiment about aliens playing a game and as onlookers watching, how would we ever know if the rules they were playing by at that time were the usual rules, or the correct rules, or if the game even had rules at all. People wear this fallacy all to often in our modern world, snap judgements and incomplete shallow assessments; we think we know something about what is what, adhere to whatever dogma, perception, or addiction keeps us in tune with what we want to believe. But all we know about it's what they sold us. So keep on selling that shit, stuff it in our fat fucking faces. We are the emanations of Steve Job's shadows, his dystopian creations, fostered visions left incomplete technofantasy orwellian nightmare scenario manifest. Informational manipulation and all points control scheme for the co-opting of the natural mind with some kind of stutter spark replica's; Too insecure to trust our own judgements, we crave the fear, we crave the unknown large disasters and calamity, something to placate the anxieties generated by the media and enacted by our militaries sworn to protect us and uphold the laws of democratic societies; under control by cabals driven by power and wealth. No questions worth asking are summed up with dissonant factoids and binary data streams. We have lost something, and you and I, we, all of us know something has changed through our incursion into the digital realm. We are longing for something, but its so hard to remember anything, thats why we have google and wikipedia, and devices to carry our brains around with us. I don't need a study to tell me whats up, I just look towards the sky. The little details illuminate the larger picture of a civilization in decline. Endemic fear and distrust, when people can't speak without clearing their throats in a gesture of insecure reinforcement of the words they just said, when we breathe with a stutter. The root systems of our social and biological functioning are being quickly compromised by the modern technological paradigm. We are losing our humanity and it is being replaced with a sterilized sanitized version fit for consumption. It generates massive amounts of wealth for some. This is a question of new ethics and how we proceed from here, how does one conduct oneself in a civilization which has forgotten how to be? The difference between price and value. What is our humanity worth to us? Coming back to the parking lot, I see the well to do and poor zombies alike clicking their alarms, looking around to make sure no one notices the flash of fretting concern over remote possibilities; But it doesn't matter the fear is so pervasive, at home you can just change the channel. I can feel the crisis all around me, this scene isn't funny its all too real.
Things worth doing take time.
Things worth doing take time. Nothing is happening tomorrow, but maybe the day after. The future isn't always clear, sometimes the fog can work to our advantage. If only people could figure that out for a minute and realize even when they've got it, they're just holding a handful of sand and a broken hour glass.
Financial Derivative Balance
Financial Derivative Balance of Compound Interest: What are They? - Housing Bubble Collapse - Unregulated Insurance?
http://youtu.be/r66MMYyz9VI
Quote of VIDEO!
"It's one thing for us to have an economic problem 'cause people cant pay their mortgages and money is lost to lenders or the whole economy for real problems here, but I believe three times as much money is being lost, not because people really lost their mortgages, because three times the value of the loss of the mortgage is a bet being placed by wealthy institutions or wealthy individuals."
"I can get an insurance policy on someone else's misery"
Since the rise of the second market in Wall Street in the late 1970's, the federal housing estate market & federal mortgage giant investment corporations Fannie Mae & Freddie Mac decided they can no longer print as much money from the Fed to people unless they regulate! So they've bought off Wall Street's Savings & Loans (S&L) who've also regulated many banks through out America! So what does this have to do with many American homeowners with SuB Prime Mortgages including you & my mother?
Well if your credit is good enough to buy a home you can't afford beware of what you barrow! A 30 year sub-prime mortgage loan you would have to pay the bankers many times what the house actually cost! In other words, the typical sub-prime mortgage using the example provided of a loan amount of $250,000 at 6% compounded interest will result in a return of $532,867. This debt is what the banks desire, is to force any home owner to pay the value of two homes for the next 30 years! One for you home & one for the Bank! If they can't make ends meet, eventually your going to end up keeping one of the two values you've paid for! It's not going to be your home! It's going to be the bankers telling you to get the Fuck OuT on a Foreclosure!
Harj Gill an Australian investor, real estate economist, consumer advocate of home owners & author of the best selling book "Own Your Home Years Sooner" suggested that it would be best to invest as much of our income to the equity of our home! Not the Bankers!
However, my suggestion that it would be best not to barrow money from the Bankers at all! I'd rather buy a home paid off FULL!
Rally to Protest Freddie
Rally to Protest Freddie Mac's outrageous bets against America @ OccuPy LA
http://www.facebook.com/events/243279565750658/
Where at? Freddie Mac Western Region Office, 444 S. Flower St. Los Angeles, CA
When? Today, February 2, 2012, 11:30am
This week we found out that Freddie Mac invested taxpayer money in securities that paid off when homeowners like me weren’t able to lower our payments. We are one of the families that Freddie Mac has been betting against – and profiting on.
Now, instead of taking our payments, investor Freddie Mac is trying to evict us again. On Thursday, Freddie Mac’s attorneys will be in court asking for permission to send Sheriff deputies to our house. Please join me at Freddie Mac’s regional office as I ask them to reconsider."
National Day Of Action! -
National Day Of Action! - PRESS RELEASE
http://freedividual.com/2012/02/02/press-release-national-day-of-action-... - PLEASE REPOST!
Harj Gill is the Australian
Harj Gill is the Australian investor, real estate economist & consumer advocate of home owners has brought up this concept since 1997. The Australian banking mortgage & real estate industry is very similar to the United States. However, there is difference. When this banking concept was introduced in Australia in 1997, many banks have offered this type of opportunity to home owner consumers. Saving them tons of money from interest. Unfortunately, most banks here in the United States don't offer this type of opportunity to consumers. Some American home owners that were lucky enough to acknowledge his concept have legally cheated their mortgage against the banks in order save more money from interest. The problem about American bankers is that they don't want to exposed this concept to many home owner consumers. They fear of a huge foreclosures in eyes of lenders, bankers & real-tors alike. Meaning that they would lose your property as their commodities & that in the future you wouldn't see a lot of real-tors selling houses or lenders offering loans from the banks to home buyers due to slow business. There will be a consequence to this problem, but the good news is many people will own there home years sooner! If not, then probably 30 years later..........
There's always a reason why I would say the American banking system is so corrupt that it's willing to bankrupt the American dream of owning a home. So they can lose there home then sell it to another home owner there gonna be making money out of! It's vicious cycle that'll repeat itself over & over again..........
Check Out another Educational Link about his concept introduced here in the US!
http://youtu.be/wNTaG_aDHLA
Here's One LucKy American Homeowner EXPOSED!
http://youtu.be/H3Xdk5Nxpow
ESSENCE OF BANKING: SLAVES TO
ESSENCE OF BANKING: SLAVES TO DEBT TO BANKS INTEREST
http://youtu.be/2B_SxGmSJP0
“Remember that from an investor's point of view, the value of a home is not the home itself, but the debt the home creates and shackled the homeowner to, worth many times the cost of the actual house! That debt, which is pure profit, is sold to Americans as the 'American Dream'; to work 30 years to pay the bankers many times what the house actually cost!”
In other words, the typical mortgage using the example provided of a loan amount of $250,000 at 6% compounded interest will result in a return of $532,867. This debt is what the banks desire, not so much the collateral which is subject to fluctuations. The objective becomes to re-establish ownership during these crisis phases, called foreclosure, and then re-lend money to another buyer at a higher price. The home becomes a trap for those who cannot honor the terms of the original agreement based on false valuation, and a vehicle to incur even more debt as the home is essentially forced into a series of new transactions, all of them profitable endeavors for the banks who never actually relinquish control or ownership of the property.
I'm all for ending our
I'm all for ending our current way of life. Absolutely ending it...
But what is dangerous here is this. George Soros a big time democrat supporter, and linked to funding OWS would love for all these free thinking people to disassociate with politics. You know why? Because then they won't catch onto the fact Ron Paul is someone that can at least start the shift in a new direction.
Choice in ending our way of life 1. complete anarchy. 2. giant war with mass deaths 3. ENGAGING NOT DISENGAGING and changing politics by voting, which can't happen if you disassociate.
I'd hate to get in an
I'd hate to get in an argument with anyone over my understanding that most small business owners and large business owners and media empires are controlled by conservative racists, not liberal Democrats. I'm what you'd call an extreme liberal. Democrats are frankly no better than a Republican in a cheaper suit if you ask me. So, who's supposed to be my boogeyman? The guys I think are bad, or the guys I think are really bad? I don't like any free-market short term profits at the cost of long term free market crashes. I'm just not fooled by that crap anymore. George Soros. Every single Republican priest. Democrats who ignore Democracy (ignore the polls!). Republicans who ignore the principles of a Republic (protect the small people!? lol NEVER!) They are both Satan in a Sunday hat.
Lots of "ASSUMING" going on
Lots of "ASSUMING" going on in this article and as you know... When you ASSUME, you make an ASS out of U & ME.
This article reads like a call to kill yourself. Why don't you lead by example Adbusters?
Well, you sure proved
Well, you sure proved everything he said was wrong. Saying he was assuming things and not giving any evidence. Brilliant! That is probably going to make a lot of people cancel their subscriptions! You're a fucking genius! Can I join YOUR movement to end for profit home ownership, for profit loans, for profit education, for profit revolution, for profit Presidencies, and for profit corporations!?!?!?1?!?
You have sufficiently displayed that you have heard the saying "when you assume it makes as ass out of "u" and "me"". That is just amazing to all of us, we are all very impressed that you were able to remember that and repeat it to us here. You know how Ron Burgundy says: When in Rome. And he forgets the rest.
Lots of "ASSUMING" going on in your comment and as you know... When you ASSUME, you make an ASS out of U & ME.
Your comment reads like a call to kill yourself. Why don't you lead by example Assuming?
Do you think I'm brilliant now? I sounds just like you, and you seem pretty full of yourself, so you must think I'm a badass now, too! =/
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There.
Now you won't have to dumb your comment down to simply correcting my two mistakes.
See? Admitting you messed up is easy. So come up with something hyper intellectual that will completely refute everything in this article. You can have a few weeks to type it up, I'm patient. Hell, maybe they will put YOU on Adbusters! You might actually be smart enough to make it into an article, if you try REALLY hard! The sky is the limit! The intellectual world won't ever see you coming! (because you will never be a part of it.)
Need to revisit the 99 wto
Need to revisit the 99 wto tactics for may.. maybe put together another site just for tactics
www.dksaxton.com