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.204.
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Monday, December 27, 1999. Connecticut.
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Ah LINUX, how sweet it is,
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Merry Chrizma, if only for
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a second or two, eh? Greetinsel, and
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welcome to ATI issue number 204. If
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anyone hasn't already noticed, next
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week's will be 200, and the one after
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that shall have to be 205. Follow that?
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Good, I might need ya later, 'cause I
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don't.
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Happy holidaze everybody. I'm prime
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anarchist and I'm typing this on the text
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editor that comes with LINUX. Can't wait
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until I'm behind the learning curve running
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it myself!!! Thanx, Sisyphus for this editor
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shell. I guess I should say
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this issue in its
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entire T is dedicated
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to Sisyphus.
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& nice screensaver
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btw: I think I like
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the one in the middle
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best.
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Nite B4 last I played Santa Klauz. That was
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neato. I felt like the big phat red&white
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Kachina for two hours. The best part was
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knowing that for the moment, everyone believes
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in me. And even the ones who don't? Well for
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the moment, even they do too. Yeah! Go feel it
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sometime if you haven't yet. It's pretty awesome.
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& 2day was Kwaanza. Yeah, thank you Michael
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Bradford. Good stuff. Unity near the full moonity,
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in the community. Great to see. Great to be.
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One gospel song you don't want to sing a capella
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getting on an airplane right now - "There is a
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balm in Gilead."
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Prime!
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#'s
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http://www.dsl.org
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http://www.frucht.org
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http://www.bla-bla.com
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http://freespeech.org/mat
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http://cosmos.lod.com/~ati
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http://www.commondreams.org
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http://www.videoactivism.org
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http://www.laughingsquid.com
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http://www.criscenzo.com/jaguar
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http://www.thepentagon.com/primeanarchist
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http://www.freespeech.org/kokopeli/forth.html
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http://www.softwear-tnt.com/justplainfunny.html
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No LETTUCE this week. We couldn't get to the green
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grocer, sorry.
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(A)(C)(T)(I)(V)(I)(S)(T) (T)(I)(M)(E)(S)
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Tourists and Terrorists: Giuliani 2000
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By Robert Lederman
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reprinted by prime anarchist world news [PAWN]
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According to Mayor Rudolph Giuliani Times Square on New
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Year<EFBFBD>s Eve is the safest place to be in all of New York City
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with midtown Manhattan locked down like a giant maximum
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security Federal penitentiary.
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Aptly named project Archangel, Mayor Darksides<65> ominous
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security plans include having his imperial troops, eight
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thousand uniformed cops, stand guard duty in Times Square
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backed up by hundreds of FBI agents, private security guards
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and operatives from other Federal agencies. The remainder of
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the City<74>s 40,000 uniformed police officers will take time out
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from their Christmas assignment of rounding up and arresting
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homeless families to diligently search the subway tunnels and
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streets of New York City for potential terrorists and Giuliani
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critics.
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Roofs in Times Square will be manned by crack teams of
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police snipers with night vision scopes mounted on their
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high-powered rifles. Every parked car in a mile long three
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block wide strip of midtown will be towed to prevent the
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deployment of car bombs. The party-going public will be
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herded cattle-like through an endless maze of police barricades
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and metal detectors and treated to body searches in below zero
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temperatures. Many attendees are expected to be arrested on
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the way to the event simply for possessing alcohol, a substance
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zero-tolerance Giuliani believes often leads to terroristic
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anti-social acts such as dancing, solicitation of prostitutes and
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public urination.
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Manhole covers will be welded shut. Mailboxes will be sealed.
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Every garbage can in midtown will be removed. Hundreds of
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undercover police officers will be circulating through the
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partying crowd disguised as tourists. As they do in Washington
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Square Park with marijuana sales officers will run sting
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operations, in this case offering to sell high school kids
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everything they need to make their own New Year<61>s bomb and
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then busting them as "terrorists". For the past few weeks the
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NYPD has been bribing hundreds of informants in order to get
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them to report threatening comments they<65>ve overheard from
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drunks bragging in neighborhood bars or the thinly-veiled
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threats of community activists.
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Are the enormous expenses of this event and it<69>s
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unprecedented and ultimately futile security precautions worth
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the economic and social cost to the taxpayers of New York
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City? This is not a Presidential inauguration, the signing of an
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international peace treaty or anything of genuine public value
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that justifies either the cost or the risks involved. This once
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stirring celebration of diversity and democracy has been
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reduced to nothing more than a slick ad for Disney, the Times
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Square Business Improvement District and the Giuliani for
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U.S. Senate campaign.
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Watching the ball drop on New Year<61>s Eve was once an
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authentic celebration by actual New Yorkers who traveled by
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subway from ethnic neighborhoods in all five boroughs. They
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came to share a collective experience in the center of a real
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city. Giuliani<6E>s ersatz "party" is closer to Hitler<65>s 1937
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Olympics celebration than the New Year<61>s event which became
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a symbolic celebration of freedom renowned throughout the
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world.
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Giuliani isn<73>t celebrating a New Year so much as his cleansing
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of New Yorkers and authentic New York culture from Times
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Square. The hotdog stands, shoeshine parlors, peep shows,
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all-night movie theaters, hookers, hustlers and gritty texture of
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a flesh and blood city have been replaced by a sterilized
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Mickey Mouse mall every square inch of which has been
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tagged with mind-boggling fluorescent graffiti. This corporate
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freakshow on steroids is prowled by an army of black
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uniformed cops whose sole mission is to protect tourists from
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low income New Yorkers and to uphold the real estate values
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of Giuliani<6E>s top contributors.
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Aside from terrorists, virtually all of the two million
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participants expected to be in Times Square this New Years
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Eve will be tourists. No sane New Yorker would venture
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anywhere near midtown as Giuliani pulls the lever on his
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Police State 2000.
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The idea that Adolf Giuliani<6E>s army of poorly trained and
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underpaid cops, who are known to despise Furhrer Giuliani,
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can somehow prevent a genuine attack by determined terrorists
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is ludicrous. Not even the real Hitler with his real Gestapo was
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able to prevent acts by determined terrorists. If actual terrorists
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wanted to make a big splash in Times Square they could have
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securely planted their bombs or gas canisters months ago.
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Then what<61>s the point of Project Archangel, Lucifer-Giuliani<6E>s
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aptly named contingency plan to thwart a terrorist attack? Like
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the event itself the security arrangements are nothing more than
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an advertisement for Emperor Giuliani and the police state he
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hopes to usher in for the new millennium.
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Ironically, the biggest threat to the tourist throngs in Times
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Square will probably be the NYPD itself, which Giuli-anus is
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fond of calling, "the most restrained police force in the U.S."
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Here<EFBFBD>s the likeliest disaster scenario. While peering through a
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defective nightscope obtained from a supplier/contributor
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linked to the Giuliani administration a police sniper on the 30th
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floor of a Times Square office building thinks he<68>s seeing a
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drunken tourist make a threatening move, perhaps only
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flipping Giuliani the bird. With no time to do anything but act,
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he takes the poor sucker out. In a domino effect hundreds of
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panicy cops on the street misinterpret the police sniper fire
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Diallo style and begin blasting back. After thousands of rounds
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of newly distributed exploding bullets are expended and the
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Square is littered with dead and wounded tourists,
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Commissioner Safir and Hollowpoint Giuliani will cite
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"contagious fire", the same explanation they gave for how four
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cops fired 41 times at unarmed West African immigrant
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Amadou Diallo last February.
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The most cost-effective thing a government can do to reduce
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the threat of terrorism is to stop pissing off so many people. To
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be anything more than an insane act of meaningless violence
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politically-motivated terrorism depends on grievances that are
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popularly understood and commonly agreed with.
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Even though Mayor Giuliani has no influence whatsoever on
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foreign policy, the Giuliani administration inordinately fears
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terrorists because it specializes in oppressing people. Vast
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numbers of those who live in New York City now feel
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victimized by the Mayor and his circle of thugs. Like a mob
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boss that expects to be cut down at any moment Giuliani is
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paranoid because he knows better than anyone the multitude of
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people who have a legitimate grievance against him. He went
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so far as to invent bogus warnings from the FBI that City Hall
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was in imminent danger from terrorists in order to restrict
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access to New Yorkers. These imaginary warnings were later
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publicly denied by the FBI itself.
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We do face a real terrorist threat in New York City but it<69>s not
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from fundamentalists in turbans or bible belt militias. The main
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suspect resides in Gracie Mansion, has a taxpayer funded office
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in City Hall and lately hides out in his high-tech bunker in the
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World Trade Center. He depicts himself as an advocate of law
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and order while actually being the biggest lawbreaker in the
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entire City. While mouthing platitudes about the glories of
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liberty and free speech and the dignity of work, he uses 680
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lawyers to subvert the Constitution, is an outright enemy of
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anyone<EFBFBD>s free speech but his own and has a view of work
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closer to a WWII forced labor camp than an actual job.
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As the ball drops in Times Square on New Year<61>s Eve let<65>s
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hope we will be seeing the final curtain call in the career of
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Mayor Rudy Crueliani. If not, we may be seeing the opening
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act in what is sure to be the police state future the Malathion
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Madman foreshadowed in his most infamous quote:
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"Freedom is not a concept in which people can do anything
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they want, be anything they can be. Freedom is about authority.
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Freedom is about the willingness of every single human being
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to cede to lawful authority a great deal of discretion about what
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you do and how you do it." Mayor Giuliani, New York
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Times, March 17, 1994.
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Have a Happy and safe New Year and do yourself a favor by
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staying far away from Fooliani<6E>s nightmarish party in Times
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Square.
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Robert Lederman is an artist, a regular columnist for both the
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Grenwich Village Gazette [See: http://www.gvny.com/ ] and
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Street News.
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(A)(C)(T)(I)(V)(I)(S)(T) (T)(I)(M)(E)(S)
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..& now, here's Cygnus with the news.
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Snakeskin, Utah -Dec 27,1999 -As the eve of the arguable new Millenium
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approaches, millions around the globe prepare for what could be the
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biggest celebration in recorded history. But for Church of Eternal
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Truth and Life, a different celebration is looming, with completely
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different preparations to be considered. They are preparing to meet
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their maker, and if needed give him a little hand in the process.
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But worries are apparent in Church Leaders. Nationwide stockpiles
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of some of the most common items instrumental in committing suicide
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are at a historical all time low.
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Year 2000 has profound psychological significance to many around this
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world. Most are concerned about the dreaded "Y2K" scenarios where
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computers will become fouled up, leading to the overnight demolishment
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of society and moral fiber which could lead to an unrecoverable collapse
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of civilization globally. However to some it marks the return to earth
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of Jesus, a popular religious figure and former Pro Wrestling star.
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Some fear that because Jesus recently celebrated his birthday that he
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may be too tired and hungover to make an appearance on Jan 1, 2000 so
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they have planned to meet him halfway.
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The National Institute for Mental Health confirmed Monday that some
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early cases of celebration have had to resort to braided dental floss
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in order to accomplish their goals. Throughout the year the longtime
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devoted have purchased the means to make this holy journey. With
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preferred suicide techniques such as head trauma caused by handguns,
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hanging by rope, asphyxiation, and drug overdose unavailable to the
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recently converted, some have suggested new and exciting ways to
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welcome Jesus back to his old stomping grounds. Immolation is one
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that comes up frequently. As Rev Jonas Pearson of The Church of
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the Eternal Truth and Life points out "Materials that are needed
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are available just about everywhere. And what better way of showing
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your devotion to Jesus than to be one of his Shining Stars in the
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night showing him the way to start his new reign on Earth??"
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All of this preparation is not all cloaked in gloom, as Squibb
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(Maker of the popular sedative Phenobarbital) and Kraft General Foods
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(maker of Jello brand pudding) announced on Monday higher than
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anticipated earnings for this year.
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According to Spokesman Jim McNeilly at Squibb "phenobarb is
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selling faster than Champagne and Viagra put together."
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Bill Cosby, longtime outspoken advocate of Jello Pudding refused
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to comment on the situation and then suddenly said "kids love Jello,
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Pudding, yum. And it goes great with anything."
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- Cygnus "this is all good news"
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[PAWN]
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President guts Boys and Girls Clubs - Gives It New Name
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By Turtle Neck.
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Special to Prime Anarchist World Newz.
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In a recent act of legislation Bill Clinton has made Boys And Girls Clubs
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"offlimits" to boys. He also enacted a name change to just Girls Clubs of
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America.
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"There's plenty of stuff to keep boys occupied these days," Said Clinton
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in today's full court press conference at Madison Rhombuss Garden. We need
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a club where girls can hang out. You know, work their way up to page or
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maybe intern."
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He said each girl will get her own seperate room, with all kinds of things
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in it at Government expense. Sort of a place to hang out, or hide, or invite
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the President. Whatever suits their whim. Boys will now have to move over
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to the Boy Scouts, Elks, the local congressional chapter of NAMBLA or maybe
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their regional FFA club.
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When asked how she felt about it, second lady Hillary took a moment from
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her busy New York stuff to say, "it all just makes me feel young again."
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! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !
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Poetics Ends Us.
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SNAKE OIL SNEAKERS
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by marco
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Mommy, what's a Niketown?
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It's big honey. Very big.
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You mean like an oak tree?
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Bigger, baby. Really big. Maybe like a redwood.
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Or a huge sequoia.
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Mommy, what's a redwood?
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Well, it's big. Huge, like an oak but even bigger.
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You mean like a warehouse?
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Well yeah, but you buy things in it too. Or you could
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Work in one.
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You mean like a factory.
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Well, yeah. But you're not really making anything except
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Money and garbage.
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Oh, you mean like a McDonalds.
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Yeah.
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Sort of
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But bigger.
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! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !
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Whew! That was a short issue. Hope you liked it.
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Watch for ATI 200 s00n! Be k00l!
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