Why I'm not an anarchist

“...the philosophy of a new social order based on liberty unrestricted by man-made law; the theory that all forms of government rest on violence, and are therefore wrong and harmful, as well as unnecessary.”

Emma Goldman notorious anarchist leader - ANARCHISM: WHAT IT REALLY STANDS FOR

I'm someone who cherish the concept of Individual "Freedom" but not to the extreme. Sometimes I encounter people who classify themselves as anarchist and after discussing with them, they tell me that I deserve to be an anarchist.

Then I have to convince them that I'm not. I'm not for chaos, no government, no church, absolute freedom etc. I do not consider that Anarchists individually are nuts, in fact I do think that Anarchism do contain many intelligent people above average - that's why I like to talk with them - but as such they are dangerous for the Elites. So Anarchism can and must be manipulated as subversive forces when needed like Feminism had had been at the very head (see "Gloria Steinem American feminist icon was confronted to a group of Feminists for her CIA connexion" or Aaron Russo Interview - towards the end).

Last but not least, my conviction is that Revolutions - anarchist or any other - are the most stupid form of counterculture, that it is a trap in which hundred of millions of people have falled into causing terrible human sufferings of innocents through wars and wars are exactly what the super elites want because after a dozen years of studying history and facts I'm now indeed convinced that George Orwell was right about the maintenance of continuous warfare (and Anarchism is a good destructive force in that purpose):

The primary aim of modern continuous warfare:

"The problem was how to keep the wheels of industry turning without increasing the real wealth of the world. Goods must be produced, but they must not be distributed. And in practice the only way of achieving this was by continuous warfare."

True knowledge - not the fake one - is the true mean for people to regain control over their life - so called "Freedom". Knowledge is what has been suppressed: we are overfloaded with useless or emotive informations which prevent us from really thinking. So turn off TV or even throw it like me, search by yourself but do not adhere to any idea just because it comes from a counterculture group: counterculture is not an end by itself.

"Look at the real situations which lie beneath the conceptual and verbal symbols."

-- Carroll Quigley, professor of Modern History and Bill Clinton's mentor at Georgetown