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PROJECT
BY PAUL KRASSNER AND ETHAN PERSOFF
LLeading
the pack at a smoke-in in Washington, DC
THIS MACHINE KILLS FASCISTS
1. me at age 15, Louis
Pasteur Junior
High School
2.Ken Toglia and me at the nyc pot march 2009
3.this is me levitating the denver mint during the democratic
convention in 2008
Pie-Action
THE POLITICAL PIE
Revolution is about doing things out of the ordinary.Pie throwing embraces so many
beautiful
aspects of humanity it’s strange it doesn’t happen everyday. First of
all
there’s the great video footage. The look on the victim’s face is
unique,
unreproducable in a script or on a set. Do they taste the pie? Does the
sweet
flavour complicate their outrage? Most news presenters, and a nation
lapping it
up, are surprised and shocked. It is proclaimed as violent, although in
a time
when it was “entertainment,” at the turn of the 20th century, similar
acts
of propaganda by deed were more likely to be bombs. Violent indeed.
Second, it is merely the act of a clown. That lovable self
abusive
humour merchant. It’s funny to watch. Despite your “outrage,”
deep
down you see the humour, yeah? A little pie never hurt anybody. It
follows in
the tradition of the larrikin.
Third, it’s pleasant to be again reminded we are merely
monkeys.
We are all human, even the richest and most powerful.
You could be forgiven for believing that these people are somehow
untouchable,
special, above or separate from us.
This uprising has its roots in the belief that our planet
is not
dying, it is being killed; and the ones doing the killing have names
and faces.
The revolution in Chiapas against neoliberalism and
globalisation,
the struggle for “tierra y libertad,” has influenced the Biotic Baking
Brigade profoundly. As Marcos and others have demonstrated so
effectively, in
today’s world of ecological and social meltdown, we all live in
Chiapas. But
the Zapatistas have encouraged us to bring zapatismo to our own
communities, and
we have done what we can to follow through on that. In other words:
think
globally, act locally...and when the likes of Shapiro and Watson came
to our
home territories, we pied the polluting lollies.
The great moments of revolutionary history have all been
enormous
popular festivals—the storming of the Bastille, the uprisings of 1848,
the
Paris Commune, the revolutions of 1917-19, Paris ’68. Conver-sely,
popular
festivities have always been looked on by the authorities as a problem,
whether
they have banned, tolerated or semi-institutionalised them. Why does
power fear
free celebration? Could it be something to do with the utopian urges
which seize
a crowd becoming aware of its own power? From the middle ages onwards
the
carnival has offered glimpses of the world turned upside down, a topsy
turvy
universe free of toil, suffering and inequality.
Carnival celebrates temporary liberation from the
prevailing truth and the established order; it marks the suspension of
all
hierarchical rank, privileges, norms and prohibitions. Carnival is not
a
spectacle seen by the people; they live in it, and everyone
participates because
its very idea embraces all the people. Ultimately it is in the streets
that
power must be dissolved: for the streets where daily life is endured,
suffered
and eroded, and where power is confronted and fought, must be turned
into the
domain where daily life is enjoyed, created and nourished.
- Agent Geek Sorbet
Pie-rect Action
The attacker mingles with the crowd, weapon in hand, waiting to pounce.
As his
victim approaches he edges forward slightly, body tense, one eye on the
security
guards, the other on his victim’s face. Now his target is alongside
and, with
a defiant yell, the attacker strikes, lunging forward, arm raised. For
a moment
the world seems to stand still, then the weapon makes contact and splat!
Whipped cream showers everywhere, there is a strong smell
of
vanilla, another world leader falls prey to a cream tart. Over the last
few
years an increasing number of politicians, celebrities and
industrialists have
been subjected to cream pie attacks.
The attacks have taken place throughout
the
world, and claimed such illustrious victims as Microsoft’s Bill Gates,
Canadian Prime Minister Jean Chretien, former European Commission
President
Jacques Delors and Dutch Finance Minister Gerrit Zalm, who was last
year felled
by an organic banana pie at the opening of the Amsterdam Stock Exchange.
Most recently Frank Loy, the United
States’
chief negotiator at the U.N. Conference on Climate Change in The Hague,
the
Netherlands, had a pastry pushed into his face by an environmental
campaigner
protesting U.S. reluctance to reduce its greenhouse gas emissions.
“It’s essentially a form of democratic anarcho-populist
politics,” explains Dr. Rodney Barker, Reader in Government at the
London
School of Economics. “What it’s doing is saying that those who are
taken
incredibly seriously both by them-selves and the media deserve to be
knocked
down a peg or two. “It’s about pointing out to the general public that
the
emperor doesn’t have as many clothes as he thinks he does.”
A whole network of mainly left-wing pie-wielding activist
organisations now exists around the globe, intent on “flanning” those
in
positions of power and influence. Among the most active are The Biotic
Baking
Brigade and Mad Anarchist Bakers’ League in the U.S., The Meringue
Marauders
in Canada, T.A.A.R.T. in Holland and People Insurgent Everywhere (PIE)
in the
U.K.
Piestory
Although history records numerous incidents of objects being thrown at
public
figures—as early as the first century AD Roman chroniclers were
describing how
the Emperor Nero was pelted with onions in the Colosseum—the use of the
cream
pie as a means of political protest is a relatively recent phenomenon.
“In the past people have tended to express themselves by
throwing
eggs, vegetables or rotten cats,” says Barker. “That can be harmful,
however. The whole thing about cream pies is that allows you to make
your point
without actually hurting anybody.”
Two figures have been especially prominent in the rise of
confectionery as an instrument of political protest. In the U.S.
left-wing
activist Aron Kay has been dubbed “The Pieman” for a whole series of
attacks
stretching across almost three decades, and including such victims as
right-wing
political commentator William F. Buckley, former CIA director William
Colby and
former New York Mayor Abe Beame.
In Belgium, meanwhile, Noel Godin, the “Godfather of the Cream Pie,”
has,
since 1969, been engaged in what he describes as a “cream crusade”
against
“the great and the wicked.” During that time his International
Patisserie Brigade has “entarted” everyone from New Wave film director
Jean-Luc Godard to Bill Gates.
Godin and his fellow pie-throwers plan their attacks
meticulously,
exchanging information on the move-ment of prominent figures via the
Internet
and employing sophisticated diversionary tactics to outwit security
guards.
A rudimentary “pie-wielders’ code” has developed, with
activists adhering to certain basic rules of engagement: the pie must
be
“deposited lovingly” rather than simply thrown, attackers should try to
wear
some sort of silly costume, the attack should humiliate, but not injure.
“We only use the finest patisserie,” Godin told
Britain’s
Observer newspaper, “Ordered at the last minute from small local
bakers.
Quality is everything.”
Whether such attacks actually have any effect on the
world’s
decision makers, other than adding to their dry cleaning bill, is
doubtful. An
increasing number of people, however, are seeing the cream pie as a
useful means
of venting their frustration and making a political point.
“It might not have any direct effect on a politician’s policies,”
admitted a spokesperson for Dutch flan activists T.A.A.R.T. “What it
does do
is bring issues to the notice of the general public.” There are few
better
ways of getting your voice heard than by slapping a big soggy pie in
someone’s
face.
Great Pie-ing Moments
You’ve probably heard it already, but just one more time
because it was a peach of a pieing at the Den Haag Climate Talks,
November
2000. Two women infiltrated the U.S. Delegation Press Conference. One
armed with
a pie, and the other with a mega-rant... As Frank Loy, head of
the U.S.
Delegation, began to peddle his usual bollox, Agent Cherry Pie scooped
a rather
mushy black forest gateaux (stolen) out of her bag, leapt forward
from her
front-row seat and planted it right in his face. Immediately
Agent Sushi
jumped up onto her chair and started ranting. Both Agents managed to
get out the
door, walk past the running cops and escape into the night. Frank Loy,
meanwhile, looked like a total mess, with pie exploded all over his
face. He
tried to scrape his dignity, managed a few words and then cancelled the
press
conference.
Lessons to learn from this action: it is
really
easy! You can do it. Just get a smart suit, a pie, think up a rant, and
away you
go. Keep believing you can get away with it. People are so shocked that
you can
use the confusion to your advantage to get away. Keep ranting and they
will be
desperate to get you out of their precious private space, and may throw
you out,
and then you can try and escape.
Many thanks to all the Piers, particuarly the BBB, for this article.
Some Pietry
Say it with pies, sometimes it’s
hard to find the words.
although we search for hours;
and so, on those occasions,
we might’ say it with flowers
—our tenderer emotions,
by people felt, and possums,
expressed in the universal
language of blossoms.
But how do you respond to
cover-ups and outright lies?
fortunately there is a way
—say it with pies!
Instead of trying to decide
which flower would be more thrilling,
you’re standing there deciding
between a choice of filling;
should it be apple, mincemeat, or
a cream pie?
Here’s your chance to be creative and come up with a dream pie.
Satisfaction’s in the baking, and sheer joy when it flies;
it’s a noble undertaking
—SAY IT WITH PIES.
OPERATION DESSERT STORM
CALL TO ACTIONFrom April 1 (April Foold‘s Day) till May 1 (May Day)
Dear purveyors of sweet humility everywhere. The time is baked for the pie throwing resurgence to rise together, let’s:
GLOBALISE THE PIE...
A global month of action
Tofu cream must be as global as
capital.
Following on the fine tradition of the Biotic Baking Brigade and the
many
individuals who have inspired us all with pies in the faces of Bill
Gates,
Milton Freidman, Steve Bracks et al. We call on you to partake in
Operation
Dessert Storm. What better way to draw attention to the often faceless
leaders
of the corporate world, shameful journalists, dodgy politicians and
anyone who
deserves a face full of dissent. The “global movement” is often
mis-represented
in the mainstream media. You can’t misrepresent a face full of cream.
It sends
a clear message to the recipient and the media that what these people
are doing
is ridiculous and that you are prepared to let them know it—and have
some fun
while doing it!
The pie is the great equaliser. How many times have you
wanted to
see whipped cream smeared on John Howard’s glasses or see Tony Blair
choking
on a strawberry? Now is your chance.
MOBILISE EN MASSE AND PIE!
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