Politics, media and resistance / A New Zealand focus but looking at the international scene too / Protest, analysis and even a little humour... /
Make no mistake: what started as an imitation of May '68 looks like being a thousand times more revolutionary. In fact, the current crisis is an exact reversal. In '68, everything was possible in a France where there was full employment, but nothing was permitted. Today, everything is permitted for those with money, a good job, but nothing is possible for the vast majority of our fellow citizens."
- Serge Faubert in France-Soir
posted by topatientlyexplain at 9:55 AM
Part response to my frustration at the corporate media, part hobby, part work avoidance, I try and put up as many posts as time allows. I have a full-time job so much of what I do on this blog by necessity is fairly short, mostly brief updates on events with a few links. I do however try to make the odd longer posting where I analyse what's going on in greater depth. See my first posting on 'political correctness', for example, or this one on the anti-Muslim cartoons.
0 Comments:
Post a Comment
Links to this post:
Create a Link
<< Home