Anarchy as a Form of Self Governance


As I continue to view images and videos coming out of Ceuta, Spain it is duly noted that anarchy can be a form of self-governance.

Spain's leadership has failed their citizens.  And the decent male citizens of Ceuta are blocking aid from reaching the beaches, tearing down the shanty town piece by piece, and unfurling a large flag of Spain on the beach.  Meanwhile, Ceuta's citizens have encountered an epidemiological nightmare, increased crime including sexual violence against their women, and a degraded quality of life because of the failure of their government.   All of this - will be covered up - by the real anarchists.

If the men of Ceuta  are brave enough and decent enough, they will drive the hundreds of male illegals off their sidewalks where they both sleep and defecate,  and back toward the beach. And then they will toss each one a flotation device and create a wall of men which forces them back into the waters and paddling home.

This is called self governance.

Anarchy is not always criminal.  But criminality from political leaders can lead to anarchy. And it is indecent men with criminal tendencies in government who have brought this calamity on the citizens of Ceuta.

What about Piddington, Oxfordshire?  This small village of 350 souls are about to be bent over and f-cked over by their own government when 1,200 foreign males are housed adjacent to their village.  If the men of Piddington are brave enough and decent enough, they will also learn how to self govern with what (to the fool) will appear to be anarchy.  The personal cost will probably be high, because the dangerous English immigration system is run by imbeciles.  So don't take my word for it.  And do say your prayers.

But when - does this stop?  And does it only stop with reciprocal anarchy?   They started it. You are going to finish it.

Because when government fails,  forty-six tons of tea are dumped into the Boston Harbor by brave and courageous men.  And the birth of self governance of the most humane and decent order is the result.

Arm yourselves with this thought:  Your leaders hate you - the citizen.  Isn't it time for self-governance; one chest of tea at a time?



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