Citizens, one more effort to be true protesters! If not the result will no doubt be discouraging. Our time is not that of Babeuf; after a thousand years it is no longer the time to “change” these crude laws: today it is time to abolish those very laws. Creating out of failure, always, a moment that prevents us from weakening. Elevating impotence to the impossible, that is to say, to the real. Indignation will not help anything, nor will the construction of assemblies where before it was impossible (an authentic creation of a possible, an invention of equality), if what is attempted is nothing more than state recognition and parliamentary reform: one must declare sovereignty from these, at the same time as, if it is necessary (and it is), the dissolution of the Parliament. The problem is not that there are good or bad governors, the problem is government itself. In other words, we will just end up being “better” governed. One must decide on making a decision.

There is apartisanship, that is true politics: the affirmation of the part from those without a part. But as such, as part of the no-part, we only have organization. Without a doubt, and as Mao knew it, “the masses are the real heroes.” People think. Organization opposes itself to the party: those who have nothing are left only with that: the organization of their thought and their generic capacity for sharing.

All power to the assemblies! We think, that this would be the most appropriate slogan. And to go on: production is always necessary, economics is not.

Fraudulent elections for idiots! Confusion or emancipation! and All power to the assemblies! these can very well be the slogans of our time.