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New Memoryhole story : Reinventing Big Brother [8 June,2003] A couple of days ago a new story has been added to the Memoryhole. Read more

1984 opera [4 May,2005] On May the 3rd the opera adaption of George Orwell's 1984 received its premiere in the Royal Opera House (Covent Garden) in London. Read more

"One of the penalties for refusing to participate in politics is that you end up being governed by your inferiors", Plato,

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Steve Garrison

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New Lenox

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United States

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debragarrison@comcast.net

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Tuesday, 18 November,2003 03:58

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Individualist Anarchism is the only system of government that makes sense. No state powers will ever be able to give true liberty and justice. As the man that invokes a revolution must be free of the political society, so must the masses be free before a revolution exists. Permanant change cannot come from violence, only by educating the masses will society be free of the subtle conformity of America.

dantetheclerk's Reading list

'On the Road' by Jack Kerouac

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One of the so called Beat Writers, the book is an auto-biography on his search for the American Dream by bumming from town to town living off odd-jobs and the experience he aquired from his traveling. Easily one of the most influential books in my life.

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'Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas' by Hunter S. Thompson

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Thompsons trip to hell, or the next best thing, by traveling to Vegas in a drug-induced haze, funny book.

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'Civil Disobediance' by Henry David Thoreau

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Ever wonder where Ghandi, MLK jr, and Tolstoy got their ideas on pacifist defense against civil misliberties? This is the book to read.

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'William S. Burroughs' by Junkie

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final entry, though I could list books for days, this book happens to be an auto-biography on drug addiction and the the destitution of society. Great read for beginners of Burroughs, and if you have the stomach for it and are open-minded, give Queer a read.

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