revolutions taking place first in Tunisia and Egypt are now showing the world that the people in revolutionary situations, known organized and managed without the need for representatives and leaders. The media insist on the situation of "anarchy" trying to relate it to the chaos, looting and unrest. But far from this reality, which also exists in every type insurrectionary movement, true anarchy that is turning the corner is that of the organized people without intermediaries and representatives. Defending human cord Egyptian Museum looting, or esponstaneamente cleaning the streets after the demonstrations, to give a few examples. Journalists (with the honorable exception of Enrique Gonzalez, EL PAIS, speaking of those situations and related to the "noble anarchy"), the rest have shown their ignorance about the history of labor movements and political thought. Or it is showing bad faith because people do not understand that when they wake up do not necessarily seek parliaments, political parties and someone to govern but bread, freedom and justice. And those rights conquer know themselves. But we fear that what is sought is, as always, to channel the discontent towards forms of parliamentary-type organization, with new leaders (possibly corrupt) and easily controlled by the global power centers. Hopefully the people maintain control of the situation and is not given to political bosses, provided that at the end and even change the political, to benefit the privileged.
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