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Poetic Terrorism

My first idea for my Poetic Terrorism is to go to a University and go to their server room and find the main hard line for the internet. I'm not talking about just disconnecting, but hooking to only one server. So none of the other server will be functional except the one which leads to a single school page that states What will you do now without your precious internet.

Can you imagine what chaos it would cause the students, they will not be able to turn in work or read email. Instructors and faculty will not able contact anyone or get any work done. Hmm..... Its all fun!!


My second poetic terrorism is go to a major local waste management early in the morning, and slash all their tires so they won't be able to pick up trash from anyone. Do you imagine how much trash can build up in one days worth of pick up servicing one whole county? Then e-mail the waste management saying, "Is it eco healthy for the environment where they dispose of the trash? We need a new plan for waste management because if they failed we would be so overwhelmed the trash that could cause a whole different kind of chaos."

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Andy Cox:

- I don't think targeting students is very productive. Try the Pentagon.

- Slashing the tires is only going to piss people off and make them want to produce more trash. The waste management company is just one cog in the wheel of environmental degradation. If we didn't buy the stuff then they wouldn't have to collect the left-overs. What about something like replacing everyone's huge trash cans with much smaller ones with a fake message from the City saying that's all the trash they're allowed to produce for the week. (Not a great idea either, but more in the direction as envisioned by Hakim Bey)

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