Source: http://anarchismtoday.org/coppermine/displayimage/album=3/pos=1.html
Some basic gleanings...
- Everything is alive.
- Nothing is an object.
- Memory is ascendant.
- An indigenous anarchism is an anarchism of place.
- You are an irremovable part of an extended family.
I'm further drawn to the eradication of borders, not least because of my insight from a trip to Arizona two years ago. Being an island dwelling people, Polynesians have a different history but remain committed to respectful visitation and proud hosting. Essentially capital is not just free to move but compelled to be mobile. The movement of people, however, is constrained, controlled, and coerced (as labour). Land - the other component in the capitalist triptych - is likewise co-opted into the production of profit. We seem no better off for our willingness to engage in the equation...
Once more Maori enter the New Year with nothing to lose and everything to gain.
Kia pai to Tau Hou!
Arohanui
Readings
Anarcho-syndicalism in the 20th Century by Vadim Damier
Anarcho-Syndicalism by Rudolf Rocker
Source: http://anarchistnews.org/?q=node/7822
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