@barefootrevolt @pummelopeel – anarchists were the main force creating the original #OWS and have been entirely nonviolent

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@ProfSteveKeen – oh I don’t know. It’s okay. Attributes more importance to my role in OWS than I deserve. Yale part was annoying

@chrismealy – people say it, but no one contemplates the larger problem. Why did Jules Verne come true but ’60s and ’70s scifi didn’t?

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@christietime – I’d say it’s absolutely crucial to the prefigurative nature of the protest

@chrismealy – I am curious, who has written an essay on that. I’m amazed how little ppl talk about inventions we were supposed to have had

@webisteme – the Bank of England is slightly better in that regard, though of course it’s just about the UK

@skja76 – oh I’m proud of being a conduit; just saying the ideas I did make up were not nearly so influential as those I’m just passing on

@BiellaColeman – yes – true, the “hapless rally” was thrown by the WWP, and those who transformed it were the anarchists, but still…

@MiyasSushi – oh you shall see me surely enough. Will be back in NYC in early December, then for a long stretch Jan-Feb-March-April

@DougHenwood – the first part happens all the time in revolutionary situations. Problem is ensuring the prisons don’t _come back_

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@brianarchist – can’t prove a negative but there’s much video of the whole day, no rocks, and if cops had images of it why keep them secret?

@OccupyAlabama -best approach is to do as gov’t does: reward sympathetic media (ie who tell truth) with privileged info, blackout for liars

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@OccupyAlabama – it’s been tried. Whipcream on the lens is very nonviolent but also effective.

@patrickejones – yes I’ve been working on it for 10 yrs apparently, esp clever of me since it was long before I thought of writing the book

@chegossett – yes but at certain points elements in the media break ranks, just as at certain points cops and troops refuse to fire