"Blessed are these drowsy men: for they shall soon drop off" Friedrich Nietzche

let the river styx wash away your sins

and allow yourself to be born in the cloak of the future

I have seen the sun

It was a beautiful dream

And now on these ash sowed plains

Alone amongst the shadows

What I am I to do

With such a image in my head

Dark hands reaching up

To drag me down

Black as ink. millions strong

And all i can do is reach up

To the memory of the sun

"Eat your pineapple, chew your grouse:
Your last day dawns, you bourgeois louse."
- Vladimir Mayakovsky.

in the coming days I'm planning on adding more people to the Admin so they can post art and analysis while I'm busy writing, the Manifesto and other essay I am writing should also help with the direction of TNG

“It is solely by risking life that freedom is obtained; . . . the individual who has not staked his or her life may, no doubt, be recognized as a Person; but he or she has not attained the truth of this recognition as an independent self-consciousness.” — G.W.F. Hegel, The Phenomenology of Spirit
Painting: “The Revolt” by Luigi Russolo, 1911

“Each generation must, out of relative obscurity, discover its mission, fulfill it, or betray it.” — Frantz Fanon
Painting: Study for Nude, 1951, by Francis Bacon

“In a work of art, chaos must shimmer” —Novalis
Painting: Explosion of Red on Green by Gerardo Dottori, 1910

“One-dimensional thought is systematically promoted by the makers of politics and their purveyors of mass information. Their universe of discourse is populated by self-validating hypotheses which, incessantly and monopolistically repeated, become hyponotic definitions of dictations” — Herbert Marcuse
Painting: Dance Hall Scene, Christopher Nevinson, 1913-1914.

"If we oppose terrorist acts, it is only because individual revenge does not satisfy us. The account we have to settle with the capitalist system is too great to be presented to some functionary called a minister. To learn to see all the crimes against humanity, all the indignities to which the human body and spirit are subjected, as the twisted outgrowths and expressions of the existing social system, in order to direct all our energies into a collective struggle against this system—that is the direction in which the burning desire for revenge can find its highest moral satisfaction." Leon Trotsky

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“I make you free,” so speak the Rights of Man to the laborer, “free to earn a wretched living and turn your employer into a millionaire; free to sell him your liberty for a mouthful of bread. He will imprison you ten hours or twelve hours in his workshops; he will not let you go till you are wearied to the marrow of your bones, till you have just enough strength left to gulp down your soup and sink into a heavy sleep. You have but one of your rights that you may not sell, and that is the right to pay taxes.” Paul Laufarge

"Man certainly will win against nature. And will do so thanks to a science, a technology, an administration that will not be rented out to anyone.

Before bending nature to our ends, we will have had to have bent the sinister social forces which enslave us more than millions of cubic meters of grave stones and which condemn the replies of today’s experts to great rewards and grasping profits. We must dam the floods not of water and earth, but of filthy lucre." Amadeo Bordiga

"To the average men of all countries Lenin must, indeed, seem like another Atilla, come to destroy the Rome of their well-being and prosperity, founded on slavery, blood, and robbery. But just as ancient Rome deserved its destruction, so the crimes of the world today justify and render necessary its destruction. This is, indeed, a historic necessity: no one and nothing will be able to prevent it." Maxim Gorky (Edit done by Arjuna)