Yeah! Yeah! Yeah!

[Robin Landseadel]

On Jul 25, 2009, at 7:31 AM, Kai Frederik Lorentzen wrote:
> Under the paving-stones, the beach!
> Kai

	Bernard E. Brown wrote in Protest in Paris, his unique
	academic account of May '68, "the slogans and shouts of the
	students were considered expressions of mass spontaneity and
	individual ingenuity. Only afterward was it evident that these
	slogans"—

	REVOLUTION CEASES TO BE THE MOMENT IT BECOMES
	NECESSARY TO BE SACRIFICED FOR IT IT IS FORBIDDEN 	
	TO FORBID NEITHER GODS NOR MASTERS DOWN WITH
	THE ABSTRACT, LONG LIVE THE EPHEMERAL AFTER GOD,
	ART IS DEAD DOWN WITH A WORLD WHERE THE
	GUARANTEE THAT WE WON'T DIE OF STARVATION HAS
	BEEN PURCHASED WITH THE GUARANTEE THAT WE WILL
	DIE OF BOREDOM CLUB MED, A CHEAP HOLIDAY IN OTHER
	PEOPLE'S MISERY DON'T CHANGE EMPLOYERS, CHANGE
	THE EMPLOYMENT OF LIFE NEVER WORK CHANCE MUST
	BE SYSTEMATICALLY EXPLORED RUN, COMRADE, THE
	OLD WORLD IS BEHIND YOU BE CRUEL THE MORE YOU
	CONSUME THE LESS YOU LIVE LIVE WITHOUT DEAD TIME,
	INDULGE UNTRAMMELED DESIRE PEOPLE WHO TALK
	ABOUT REVOLUTION AND CLASS STRUGGLE WITHOUT
	REFERRING EXPLICITLY TO EVERYDAY LIFE, WITHOUT
	UNDERSTANDING WHAT IS SUBVERSIVE ABOUT LOVE
	AND POSITIVE ABOUT THE REFUSAL OF CONSTRAINTS,
	HAVE CORPSES IN THEIR MOUTHS UNDER THE PAVING
	STONES, THE BEACH!

	—"were fragments of a consistent and seductive ideology that
	had virtually all appeared in situationist tracts and publications .
	 . . Mainly through their agency there welled up in the May
	Revolt an immense force of protest against the modern world
	and all its works, blending passion, mystery, and the primeval."
	 "This explosion," said President Charles de Gaulle in the June
	speech with which he recaptured power, "was provoked by a
	few groups in revolt against modern society, against consumer
	society, against technological society, whether communist in
	the East or capitalist in the Westgroups, moreover, which do not
	know what they would put in its place, but which delight in
	negation." "The Beginning of an Epoch," proclaimed the lead
	article in the twelfth and last number of the journal
	Internationale situationniste in 1969. "The death rattle of the
	historical irrelevants," said Zbigniew Brzezinski.

	From : "Lipstick Traces, A Secret History of the Twentieth
	Century, by Greil Marcus

	http://tinyurl.com/n562na


> PS: The Beatles title mentioned on p. 3. is NOT 'She loves you', but  
> 'Can't Buy Me Love" -
>
> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=waewnX3UKzw

Sie Liebt Dich Ja! Ja! Ja!

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