The noble William writes on our simmering anger across the west:
“I am too. It’s these bloody useless lockdowns.” I replied. “They make me think dark thoughts. My mind is going places I don’t want it to go.”
“What sort of dark thoughts? Share them.” She said.
So I did. Nasty thoughts of committing bloody murder on those responsible for keeping us locked down. Ingeniously nasty thoughts. I think I must have a bit of Viking in my ancestry from backinnadawnatime.
I won’t go into detail here, but I had it all worked out, from munition and delivery systems to the where and more importantly who. My other half let me talk for a while before making a suggestion.
Her idea was inspired by the Myanmar protests, where protesters against the military coup circulated messages on social media and then doing exactly the opposite of the message.
One was along the lines of “Let’s all make sure our cars don’t break down in the rush hour tomorrow.” Then blocking traffic by pretending they had car problems at the same time, thus snarling up the streets of the capital.
Men and women dressing up as each other on protest marches. Poking fun at the obvious powerlessness of the powers that be.
James, I've been having similar fantasies too, for summer time now.
ReplyDeleteAnd they generally involve being the crap out of all the rats in the Houses of Parliament and the Civil Service and the MSM and the NHS.
But I do like the idea of non violent civil disobedience.
Non violent never cuts it. Everything the government does is at the point of a gun. It is why muslims get preferential treatment. Why terrorists are in parliament. Why we are being ignored.
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