“The history of our times calls to mind those Walt Disney characters who rush madly over the edge of a cliff without seeing it, so that the power of their imagination keeps them suspended in mid-air; but as soon as they look down and see where they are, they fall.”
– The Revolution of Everyday Life: The Perspective of Power by Raoul Vaneigem
The History
Our own history has been one of infinite trials and utter, but not complete, subjugation of the nous of the Common Man beneath the Collective Individual. From the works of Martine Scribelor, so haughtily displayed by his captors in 1968 Paris, to the daring but unimaginative mise en scene scenario-works of the 1920s avant-garde, we have constructed for ourselves a paradise for the Captives of the Modern Era.
Our major revelations have been of a more-or-less intentionalist class, breaking through the Sea of Triviality through main force and the will of the individual. This has colored our perceptions: We think of action as an active element, clearing away the bric-a-brac of the previous epochs to create a fundamental difference in the indifferent. This leaves the unintentionalist class open to new and undirected exploration.
The Present
Of course, exploration is an intentionalist effort, actively breaking through the old thoughtways to create new memetic-verbal syntheses in the Over-Dialectic. The New Order will not be intentionalist at all, so it shall be left unexploited by the Collective Individual and its verbal realities.
How, then, shall we approach the New Order? We shall approach it by the same method we use to free a goose from a bottle without breaking any glass. For broken glass represents the essential failures of the homogynic-idios paradigm, so steeped in the blood of the innocents.
The Future
Do I come to you preaching a revolution? No, my friends. Revolutions are the mere turnings of the wheels of the Idiot-Machine, the Ancient Juggernaut which, via Historical Inevitability and Logo-Centric mots vides, has subjugated its own Over-Dialectic to endless deconstruction at the hands of the very men who seek to further its essentially intentionalist aims! We must stamp out revolutions forever!
Down with revolutions!
