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Som-Pong wrote:Violence is the only way.

Nope. History has taught us that non-violent direct action has a much higher success rate. I only believe in the use of force when it is absolutely necessary.

Wow! You're like a three-dimensional Chuck Close!

I am honored by this attention, I admit.

Pro wrestling is the only martial art I've ever taken a real interest in (which was lost when I turned 11), so no.

But it would be a great project to develop a martial art meant for protesters.

GAMEPLANS, baby :D One idea I've had is to see how tactics used in siege warfare can be translated into non-violent protests and direct action. Barricades can slow and hassle riot police, protesters on rooftops can have their voice be heard farther and out of harm's way, galleries and testudos can ...

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My all-time favorite film (barring AKIRA ) is Alejandro Jodorowsky's 1973 magnum opus, The Holy Mountain: A trippy, surreal exploration of the spiritual experience, absolutely FILLED with social commentary, Zen wisdom and more occult symbolism than you can shake a staff at. Filmed entirely in Mexico...

Well, the thing I'm most concerned with in that regard is if it is reliable enough to use. I can imagine KS members casting a hex on a fracking operation. Then, roughly two days later, machine starts breaking down for unknown reasons, several workers call in sick and everybody starts getting disturb...

You guys think that the use of chaos magick would be a good method for such operations?

As posted over at EY According to the Jewish historian Josephus, Nimrod was punished for his rebellion by Shem, one of the sons of Noah. He cut Nimrod's body into many pieces and sent it to the surrounding people as a warning against idolatry. Nimrod's wife Semiramis, the Queen of Babylon, collecte...

Actually, Japanese pottery dates back to 3000 and perhaps even 8000 BCE!

Or so I have read.