
Crisis management
Good news for allround ecopunks, terrorists, masochists, outsiders, anti-globalisationists, extremists, anti-capitalists, fatalists, people who like to complain and indigenous people like myself (last of my own tribe, but on the move since a few years!)! The financial situation in Europe seems to go down... The media are talking about the biggest crisis and recession since the one that started with the notorious Black Thursday on the 24th of October 1929:
"Together, the 1929 stock market crash and the Great Depression "...was the biggest financial crisis of the 20th century"The panic of that October day has come to serve as a symbol of the economic contraction that gripped the world during the next decade." "The crash of 1929 caused 'fear mixed with a vertiginous disorientation', but 'shock was quickly cauterized with denial, both official and mass-delusional'." "The falls in share prices on October 24 and 29, 1929 ... were practically instantaneous in all financial markets, except Japan." The Wall Street Crash had a major impact on the U.S. and world economy, and it has been the source of intense academic debate—historical, economic and political—from its aftermath until the present day. "Some people believed that abuses by utility holding companies contributed to the Wall Street Crash of 1929 and the Depression that followed." "Many people blamed the crash on commercial banks that were too eager to put deposits at risk on the stock market. "(via: http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=94894707)"
People might start to panic about this. Politicians, bankers, economists and other filthy capitalists worry about "normal" people getting their savings off the bank. State governments pay incredibly large amounts of tax money to private banks while cutting on budgets for development aid and social spending. Those governments recently eased many rules and regulations for financial institutions, because they believed this would be good for the market and the economy, whatever that might mean (I believe they are all legally accepted criminals in the first place).
A general increase in suicide rates is predicted as a result of the coming recession! People are like a herd of sheep, when one starts to panic most of them will freak out. People get once again fooled by capitalists and the government, basically nothing has changed since the middle ages..
Do I care? I am not scared at all, since my financial situation can not at all grow worse, since I have had severe financial problems for most of my grown up life. With severe financial problems I mean that I already have been eating from carbage cans, begging for food at the neighbors (if I had a steady place to live at that time), searching my car for fallen down small change, poaching wild animals like rabbits, ducks and geese. I have not starved out of hunger untill now. A modern artist has to be creative and innovative ! This life is a challenge and a lot of fun.
For the city people among us :
The best chance to get a quick and easy piece of meat is to go to the local park and look for the pond where all the ducks and geese and swans are. Feed them some old breadcrumbs. Make yourself small, stay calm, take your time, so the lovely birds get used to you. They will come closer. You can catch a duck by throwing your jacket on it. A goose is a bit too big for that, unless you wear a long raincoat. Just grab the most cheeky goose by its long neck in a quick but sure move. Immediately swing it around in cirkels, so it breaks it's neck!
Other good sources are tame and slow pigeons at railway stations, use a jacket as with the ducks.
Are you in for something else than waterfowl or pigeon soup? Go to the local children's farm! It is full of tame and easy to catch animals. Go there at night when it is dark or very early in the morning. When you want extra excitement, go by daytime, just make sure to kill the rabbit quick, kill it in one move. Pretend to caress it in it's cage with your back towards the public (children don't like meat, they prefer sausage and fish sticks, the hypocrite little selfish bastards). Take it firmly by the head, just where the neck comes out, while caressing the back of the rabbit. When the rabbit relaxes, what they will do, because they are very used towards human contact, you take it just around the waist with your other hand, where the hips begin. When you have a firm grip on the tasty bunny: pull the rabbit's body from the head to the back powerfull at once, so that you hear a firm snap. Now the rabbit has broken it's neck. Repeat the stroking, because the rabbit will make some convulsions as it dies. If you already have the rabbit under your coat when it makes the convulsions, this might attract the attention of other animal lovers at the children's farm.
To check if a rabbit is still nice fresh and tastefully young, you can stroke the ears. If the ears are soft and flexible, not feeling like leather, the rabbit is under 2 years old. Older rabbits will taste good as well after you keep them in a nice marinade for a few days:
1 can beer
2 onions, sliced
Garlic powder, sprinkle
Paprika, sprinkle
¼ tsp. ground clove
¼ tsp. nutmeg
2 large bay leaves
Tarragon, pinch
Serve it with some more than a day old bread you get for free from the local bakery (be sure to get to know the employees and give them a good feeling), some mushrooms you've gathered in the woods and some Dandelion you picked up at the side of the road on the way to the children's farm. Of course you can prepare a guinea pig in the same manner.
Bon appetit and enjoy the good times coming!

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