- 06 May 2013 22:45
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It’s done. The fate of Breivik is not interesting anymore even if he gets killed in one of the most humane prisons in the world, where prisoners roam in civilian clothes. Norwegian prison is a prison of paradox. It crushes its prisoners with unexpected absence of repression. An anti-repression prison where guards cannot even refer to prisoners as … prisoners. They are called by name, walk in civilian clothes, socialize on the Internet. Certainly Breivik’s life in there will be hindered and it is very possible that he might even get killed there. Well, so there will be yet another murder in relation to this case. It is interesting however to pay attention on something else.
He has already done everything. He has set off a time-bomb which in essence will create a new ethical, religious and political order. What Breivik is doing is indeed very interesting. In Scandinavia once there already was one politician, who had long prepared his political project, however it was a long time ago. His name was Hamlet. In historical chronicles his authentic name was Amleth, who after the capture of the throne using the prototype of polonium, long lived in the barn on a pile of manure, portraying madness. And for all that time he thought about revenge that simultaneously was a political project, in other words: coup. With that pigsty Breivik associated his fellow citizens, with all their submission to circumstances, custom to comfort and reluctance to set big goals.
Breivik was not trying to provoke a premature reaction. He was preparing the explosion of the political system. What Hamlet did was an imperative, a mission and the same we see in Breivik. It is a ghost that gives precise directions and motivation for that purpose. Hamlet was in a cruel situation when he was obliged to follow the command of the ghost just as if it was a program that must be loaded into oneself and continue to act as robot, executing that program. Unlike Amleth, who on top of being a malingerer, also was originally suspected, Shakespeare’s Hamlet was admitted to the ruling upper circles. And the ghost has dictated that very same mission to Breivik. Traces of that ghost are present on thousands of pages of Breivik’s manifesto.
Today, the state is in a competitive situation and it still does not realize this point, regardless of the form of government: may it be Russian, European or Arab. They all are equipotent to a person or a group of people obeying the command of the ghost. Breivik has proved that one person can come into the modern world politics from any gangway, in case if has calculated well enough his project and the role of a “werewolf”.
Hamlet is a werewolf who has received an order for sovereignty. If the state is sovereign, then so are you. And just as the government, you can prove that. At this point, a new type of competition emerges for which there are no rules within the state. And this sovereign werewolf has the privilege of choosing the side from which he prefers to enter. By the way, murder is not necessarily the only option available. Shakespeare’s Hamlet has proved that being killed may also serve as the method for a take-over.
We have entered the world where the number of sovereign units will quickly grow. Today, a lot of discussion is taking place concerning their type: will they be located within the network, between networks, on the borders of networks, from clans, tribes or from different human consortia? The most important aspect of all this is not their mechanisms of operation, but their relation to a human. Most probably people will be choosing sides. Some will remain with the existing at the time states, others will side with international corporations or network corporations, and the remaining will follow individuals like Anders Breivik. And then it will not matter whether he will served his sentence to the end or not. It’s done. The world is becoming different.
It’s done. The fate of Breivik is not interesting anymore even if he gets killed in one of the most humane prisons in the world, where prisoners roam in civilian clothes. Norwegian prison is a prison of paradox. It crushes its prisoners with unexpected absence of repression. An anti-repression prison where guards cannot even refer to prisoners as … prisoners. They are called by name, walk in civilian clothes, socialize on the Internet. Certainly Breivik’s life in there will be hindered and it is very possible that he might even get killed there. Well, so there will be yet another murder in relation to this case. It is interesting however to pay attention on something else.
He has already done everything. He has set off a time-bomb which in essence will create a new ethical, religious and political order. What Breivik is doing is indeed very interesting. In Scandinavia once there already was one politician, who had long prepared his political project, however it was a long time ago. His name was Hamlet. In historical chronicles his authentic name was Amleth, who after the capture of the throne using the prototype of polonium, long lived in the barn on a pile of manure, portraying madness. And for all that time he thought about revenge that simultaneously was a political project, in other words: coup. With that pigsty Breivik associated his fellow citizens, with all their submission to circumstances, custom to comfort and reluctance to set big goals.
Breivik was not trying to provoke a premature reaction. He was preparing the explosion of the political system. What Hamlet did was an imperative, a mission and the same we see in Breivik. It is a ghost that gives precise directions and motivation for that purpose. Hamlet was in a cruel situation when he was obliged to follow the command of the ghost just as if it was a program that must be loaded into oneself and continue to act as robot, executing that program. Unlike Amleth, who on top of being a malingerer, also was originally suspected, Shakespeare’s Hamlet was admitted to the ruling upper circles. And the ghost has dictated that very same mission to Breivik. Traces of that ghost are present on thousands of pages of Breivik’s manifesto.
Today, the state is in a competitive situation and it still does not realize this point, regardless of the form of government: may it be Russian, European or Arab. They all are equipotent to a person or a group of people obeying the command of the ghost. Breivik has proved that one person can come into the modern world politics from any gangway, in case if has calculated well enough his project and the role of a “werewolf”.
Hamlet is a werewolf who has received an order for sovereignty. If the state is sovereign, then so are you. And just as the government, you can prove that. At this point, a new type of competition emerges for which there are no rules within the state. And this sovereign werewolf has the privilege of choosing the side from which he prefers to enter. By the way, murder is not necessarily the only option available. Shakespeare’s Hamlet has proved that being killed may also serve as the method for a take-over.
We have entered the world where the number of sovereign units will quickly grow. Today, a lot of discussion is taking place concerning their type: will they be located within the network, between networks, on the borders of networks, from clans, tribes or from different human consortia? The most important aspect of all this is not their mechanisms of operation, but their relation to a human. Most probably people will be choosing sides. Some will remain with the existing at the time states, others will side with international corporations or network corporations, and the remaining will follow individuals like Anders Breivik. And then it will not matter whether he will served his sentence to the end or not. It’s done. The world is becoming different.
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