Blind Spot

Red Sky Morning - Sweden

Red sky at morning, pussy take warning.

 I will probably stay inside today.

Cat Highly Suspicious

I find this whole political scene highly suspicious.

Postcard From Smoothy 15 November 2017

Postcard From Smoothy

Some of you may have wondered why I haven’t written much lately. I am posting these photos to show you what’s been going on.

A typical day:

I was taking a peaceful floor nap when I was attacked by Neo,  a vicious Wheaton Terrier who has come to live with us—God knows why. You would think one dog is more than enough, but now we have two.

 

He went for the throat, as usual, but I was able to fight him off with cat-like reflexes.

 

Notice the razor sharp teeth.

 

I finally manage to calm him down, but it’s not easy. 

I think he might be ADHD, but who knows. 

If he gets any bigger this could be a serious problem. 

October Curiosity

It’s round and it’s yellow

A very odd fellow

I found on the living room floor.

It’s not good to eat

It’s some kind of cat treat

But I’m not sure what it is for.

Rudolf Rocker

Rudolf Rocker

Posted on September 5, 2017 by Bruce Louis Dodson

 
1873 – 1958

Political activism:

Political rights do not originate in parliaments; they are, rather, forced upon parliaments from without. And even their enactment into law has for a long time been no guarantee of their security. Just as the employers always try to nullify every concession they had made to labor as soon as opportunity offered, as soon as any signs of weakness were observable in the workers’ organizations, so governments also are always inclined to restrict or to abrogate completely rights and freedoms that have been achieved if they imagine that the people will put up no resistance.

Even in those countries where such things as freedom of the press, right of assembly, right of combination, and the like have long existed, governments are constantly trying to restrict those rights or to reinterpret them by juridical hair-splitting. Political rights do not exist because they have been legally set down on a piece of paper, but only when they have become the ingrown habit of a people, and when any attempt to impair them will meet with the violent resistance of the populace. Where this is not the case, there is no help in any parliamentary Opposition or any Platonic appeals to the constitution.

— Rudolf Rocker, Anarcho-Syndicalism: Theory & Practice, 1947

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