Happy Foolish New Year

By sean on Apr 3, 2006 | In Paganarchy, Indymedia, CIRCA, Fooling | 2 feedbacks »

I've had the most amazing weekend - my first ever munch, a fool's parade through the centre of London [pics | vid | dougie ] where we demanded the right to fool. Fooling, like free speech is a right denied to us by Blair's SOCPA legislation which all intelligent, pro-freedom people bitterly oppose.

After the parade, and a chill for a bit on parliament square, the fools, clowns and fairies had a convergence at Trafalgar Square. The Fairy Raid action and convergence had been organised by the wonderful flying folk over at Fairy Love. Truly wonderful people. And to be surrounded by such a large number of Fairies at one time was beautiful.

Then, finally, a few minutes to chill for a bit.

In the evening, the FooLuminati hosted an extremely FooLish ritual called Dance Of The Dunce on parliament square - with police permission!

The ritual was amazing and inspiring, but extremely foolish. what the fuck did the space hijackers think they were doing turning parliament square into a golf lawn during our rite? teeheehee - it great to be in ritual with them but i'll let Silver Sara explain it best:


I'd be a fool to believe....


...and lo! the first gaggle gathered in the green. circled by the
wary walking ducks and blithe coppers.

the dunce in the corner of the circle, made the speech. Then he made
it again as the next gaggle arrived.

Thwack! and a Fore! the crazy golfers from brighton appeared. so he
made the speech again.

the proclomation was proclaimed, all said yay, and a yo and a ta
your maj for lending your green.

meanwhile the blithe coppers muttered darkly into their cuffs and
walked deosil around the green parliament of fools. the commanded
that the stragglers join the ritual or else. the clowns tittered.

the clowns became so embarrassed they were reminded of a time they'd
rather forget, they cringed and they whined until eventually they
were liberated by the dark fool.

How they laughed at their former selves, they'd been fools to
believe they couldn't tell it like it is! They belly laughed and
giggled and cackled until the fear was gone. now they could speak
out. now they could act.

They huddled together and the wild energy that was flying around was
corralled into the dunces hat. focussed. then focussed some more.
and brought down to the ground. whereup it charged the magickal
talismans.

the clowns still chanting their mantras. grabbed the magic and ran
off into the night to bring the magic to the people. show
them. ...they'd been fools to believe too...

Straight after the ritual an amazing ring of fire appeared in the air around parliament, i kid you not. the photographer's phone captured this image:
Ring Around Parliament

After the ritual, we all headed off to a crazy clown party and fundraiser for the People In Common. The People In Common are responsible for the most important Picnic in the world - the picnic on parliament square. The brave picnickers defiantly eat scones and drink tea despite this being considered Serious Organised Crime.

The picnickers know how to big it up and the party was awesome! A great opportunity to catch up with loads of cool friends, boogie through the night and paint each others faces - and that was just saturday! What a brilliant day it was - fools, fairies, clowns, ritualists, golfers, parades, charlie chaplin, friendly coppers, munchy clowns, the evil kevster, foolz magic and best boogie beats.

Sunday was even bigger but will have to wait for another time to get its own write up. Meanwhile, check what the fools were doing over in Sydney.

Happy Foolish New Year people!

xx Sean

Comment from: velitu [Visitor]
*grin*
04/04/06 @ 03:23
Comment from: fanny peculiar [Visitor]
Didn't we have a luvverly day the day we fooled for freedom. Lets make the next time bigger n better.
04/04/06 @ 06:02

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