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And by a prudent flight and cunning save A life which valour could not, from the grave. A better buckler I can soon regain, But who can get another life again? Archilochus

Thursday, January 15, 2026

Antifa/ Autonomie - Marxism w/o the Revolution: Direct Action and a Neo-Left Vision for Minneapolis

from the video...
Anarchist Marxism - "We're tired of old-stodgy communist parties telling us that we have to do a bunch of boring organizing, blah, blah, blah... we want it now, we want it NOW!" - No more "waiting for the Revolution", but living their Marxist ideology  autonomously in real life.
On the Rote Flora
Google Translation of RoteFloraSong:
Hey! You can ruin this city yourselves for all we care
Build a shopping mall on every open space
Then even the last person will realize what this game is called
Land use optimization – at any cost

And you should live in your nasty gray buildings yourselves
Maybe then you'll be smarter, that would be worth the effort
We will continue to build here in our spaces
Laughing, living, dancing, and shoplifting from the supermarket

Chorus:

No football for fascism, no hand for the system
Write it on every house wall, write it on every house wall
Let the Red Flora stand, let the Red Flora stand, let the Red Flora stand
Let the Red Flora stand, let the Red Flora stand, let the Red Flora stand

Hey, you can lie to yourselves for all we care
Deceiving guest workers and immigrants in this state
We will continue to write it on all the walls here
Open borders for everyone and the refugees stay

Hey, let someone else deal with your shitty sexism
You won't understand it in your short lives anyway
We will continue to argue here about men, power, and the state
Fire and flames for the patriarchy

Chorus:

No football for fascism, no hand for the system
Write it on every house wall, write it on every house wall
Let the Red Flora stand, let the Red Flora stand, let the Red Flora stand
Let the Red Flora stand, let the Red Flora stand, let the Red Flora stand

Hey, you can buy all the crap you want for all we care
Cars, stocks, microwaves, and something to drink too
Because all your wealth will rot away someday
We'll just keep walking And they're busy collecting Mercedes stars

Because you can ruin this city yourselves, as far as we're concerned
Build a nuclear power plant on every green field
The last fuse has already blown in your heads a long time ago
And since then there's been a power outage throughout the whole country

Chorus:

No football for fascism, no hand for the system
Write it on every house wall, write it on every house wall
Leave the Red Flora alone, leave the Red Flora alone, leave the Red Flora standing
Leave the Red Flora alone, leave the Red Flora alone, leave Hafenstraße standing
The Evolution of Left Direct Action Intelligence (USAID) & NGO Funded Capacity-Built Colour Revolution Organizations

Inside the "Post-Modern" Conspiratorium

On the Smoke and Mirrors Wielding Powers Sustaining the post-WWII Global Consensus

The Platonic 9th (2nd below) form of motion - Intelligence of controlling "others" exercised through direction (and misdirection) of attention (aka - the 'magic' of sleight of hand)

In Book X of his dialogue Laws, Plato's character the Athenian Stranger identifies ten forms of motion as part of an argument for the existence and priority of the soul. He argues that the soul is the "self-moving" principle, superior to all other types of motion that rely on an external source. 
The ten forms of motion, ranked in terms of superiority (with the first being the most primary and powerful), are as follows:
  1. Change of itself and by others (self-initiated change)
  2. Self-motion and motion by others (related to the self-moving principle)
  3. Combination
  4. Separation
  5. Growth
  6. Decay
  7. Destruction
  8. Spinning on an axis (circular motion)
  9. Locomotion (movement from one place to another)
  10. Motion produced in other things (motion caused by an external force) 
The argument ultimately concludes that the soul, as the source of self-motion, is the cause of all other forms of motion and therefore prior to the physical body. This concept forms the foundation for Plato's theological arguments in the Laws.