Johnatan Petterson on Thu, 5 Oct 2017 10:15:55 +0200 (CEST) |
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Re: <nettime> Barcelona: nationalism, municipalism? |
Holà Todo! yesterday, There was about 700 of us walking peaciful in the streets of Perpignan, we: in sympathy, our nerval ganglions in happy solidarity with people in Barcelona, which is a city in the south of Catalunya. Emmanuel Macron and his government directed by Edouard Philipe, boast being 'Reformists', progressists, and surf on re-invention of Europe. Jean-Luc Mélenchon and France Insoumise seems to align on the traditional role of French Institutions, which heigth was at the times of Henry Bergson and Marcel Proust, then two world wars, and a new attempt was made with UN seat and Charles deGaulle. Now since the Iraq war French international say waned. Gilles Deleuze who wrote once 'regionalisms' being 'fascisms'. To the effect of Edouard Philipe thinking to declare to Mélenchon the latter was 'Conservatist' in the debate animated by Léa Salamé. The 'world we live in' or 'being a revolutionary' with France Insoumise' said the prime minister to conclude the debate and l'émission. Europe Institutions, and (to what point is it the same?) most head of States in the Continent had it rather not to say, and let Mariano Rajoy obedients 'make it dirty'. What is at stakes is the Ideal Question of Territory and the humans (and critters would say Donna Harraway?) relation to Territory. Macron is trying to bring a new degree in the digital revolution to the World from Europe from France. The question of 'Code du Travail', the question of the quality of work, how one worker has time to 'work the work' to de-code, the relate with our work, I reckon holds some refractive relation with the Quality of Territory. Is it the Territorry of Beckett's S.D.F.? or the management of French Territory by a Federal EU or a Central Mélenchon State? It seems to none one either Central Institution of France or the EU can offer us an answer to the 'Barbarians' of the Roman Emprire, or the 'Democracy of the XIX siglo' (Whitehead) which digital revolution stands for in the beginning of the 21st Century a little bit everywhere on the planet. I anyway would say that if EU would be given by inhabitants, citizens of Europe, the power to manage the billions of Critters Territories on the Continent, Beckett's study of Territory would prove wrong Deleuze's saying, that Catalunya claim of autonomy under EU Rule, is fascist. Barcelona is a beautiful city. The new Formula is not that the 'People is Lacking' but that The People is well here and now, there, yet it lacks Philosophers. There is not enough concepts. (totally different than the Deleuze-Guattari claim [What is Philosophy?] The Brains of the Inhabitants (and thus the Rulers' brains as well) are still circumnavigating around concepts produced by old 19-20th Centurys Central Institutions, see the Chapter on Regime de Signes in ATP for that matter. Our emotion are guided by emojis, our emotions are International, even more progressist than the EU digital revolution: we advance with Worldly (Off-) Internet Emotions. While our Concepts lag behind us. 2017-10-04 5:49 GMT+02:00 Frederic Neyrat <fneyrat@gmail.com>: > Hi, > > I found this text interesting: > " > The future of the EU at stake in Catalonia > " > http://www.atimes.com/article/future-eu-stake-catalonia/ > > Quote (amongst other interesting things): > " > The Catalan government beat the fascist goons with two very simple codes – > as revealed by La Vanguardia. “I’ve got the Tupperware. Where do we meet?” > was the code on a prepaid mobile phone for people to collect and protect > ballot boxes. “I’m the paper traveler” was the code to protect the actual > paper ballots. Julian Assange/WikiLeaks had warned about the world’s first > Internet war as deployed by Madrid to smash the electronic voting system. > The counterpunch was – literally – on paper. The US National Security > Agency must have learned a few lessons. > " > > Best, > > Frédéric Neyrat <....> # distributed via <nettime>: no commercial use without permission # <nettime> is a moderated mailing list for net criticism, # collaborative text filtering and cultural politics of the nets # more info: http://mx.kein.org/mailman/listinfo/nettime-l # archive: http://www.nettime.org contact: nettime@kein.org # @nettime_bot tweets mail w/ sender unless #ANON is in Subject: