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Transnational p2p solidairtyppp2012 from Örsan Şenalp

Creation of a truly democratic and egalitarian rEvolutioary subjectivity with a clear vision for transitions towards P2P mode of production based advanced communist civilization may be the only way left for humanity. Our walking since the Wisconsin, Tunisia, Tahrir, Puerta del Sol, Wall Street, 15O, May Day 2012, 12M15M, Blockupy, anti-NATO and G8 had actually been making our way to dignity. On this road we are networking such a rEvolutionary agency in a P2P distributed way. At the moment we are heading towards the #13O #globalNOISE global mobilisations, It will be followed by many other actions, gatherings -like Agora 99 and Firenze 10+10, WSF- and events. At the same time we see the strong signs of the formulation of transnational rEvolutionary programs that is based on P2P communal mode of production and P2P democracy. All we need is to open our hearts and minds to others, link with them, contribute to the process sincerely as much as we could. So we reclaim the another world we have long been waiting for today altogether.

Another World, Now!

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Comment by Orsan Senalp on October 15, 2012 at 9:40: http://www.slideshare.net/orsans/transnational-p2p-solidairtyppp201... here you can download the fıle sandeep! in short by opening up (and keep it open) the systemic information to the participants, provide empowering information continuously and using p2p relational dynamic and technology for realizing that.

Comment by sandeep on October 13, 2012 at 3:18: would have liked to download this presentation. Workers were "pawns" in the erstwhile "left" movement (needless to say, 'obviously also in the "right" camp), not "peers" --> would like to know the author's view on exactly how, in which ways, the new is different from the old movement.