In these days of revolution in North Africa, Western observers are quick to call for a rapid transition to democracy, they are not going to get out of hand and end the process creating another system not obey the narrow view that does not seek anything but a political system of big business orders. To justify their impatience, fueled by a dynamic unpredictable and people that calls for freedom and justice but not political parties or leaders, Western observers are quick to talk of "anarchy" and "disorder" further strengthening the conjunction of power for years has been commissioned to unite and convey to the public. Then comes to mind now put some texts that, in this respect, as Kropotkin wrote in his day and, curiously, remain relevant today. Anarchist Prince reads:
"The disorder, which they call the disorder, is lifting the people against that order ignoble, breaking his chains, destroying obstacles and moving towards a better future, is what humanity holds most glorious in the history of thought is a rebellion on the eve of revolution, it is the overthrow of assumptions sanctioned by the immobility of the previous centuries, is the emergence of a whole flood of new ideas, daring invention, is the solution of problems of science.
"Clutter is the abolition of ancient slavery, is the rising of the communes, the abolition of feudal serfdom, the attempts to abolish the economic servitude."
"Clutter is the insurrection of peasants revolted against the priests and lords, castles burning to make room for the cottages, leaving their dens to take its place in the sun. "
" disorder - what they call the disorder - what are the times during which, generations bear a constant struggle and sacrifice to make humanity a better life, unraveling of the easements in the past. What are the times during which the popular genius takes its free development and gives, in a few years, giant steps, without which the man has remained in the former slave state, to be prostrate, degraded animal in misery.
"Clutter is the birth and awakening the most beautiful of the biggest passions and self-denials, is the epic of the supreme love of humanity!
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