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Chapter 844 The rise of anarchy controlled by others

"That damnable mask was finally torn away,

From now on, mankind will no longer be ruled by imperial power and will be free from restraints.

Be free; all human beings will be equal from now on,

No class, ethnic or national aliases,

There is no need to fear, worship, or distinguish between superior and inferior;

Everyone is his own emperor.

The women walking around are all real and beautiful

and kindness, each one seems to be a free and easy angel,

He who says something he never thought of before is wise;

What’s in my heart is a passion that I never dared to have before.

His whole body completely changed his appearance.

It turns out that the world on earth already seems like heaven;”

On December 1, 1880, William Godwin, a British-Irish writer, published a shocking "A Theory of Political Justice" in Dublin, which included the broad-minded "Emancipation" written by his son-in-law Shelley. "Pu-luo-mi-xiu-si".

Once this book appeared, it immediately triggered a sales frenzy in the UK, making it one of the most popular new books in history.

The views expressed in it caught both the British royal family and the British cabinet government off guard.

Even because Britain attracted the attention of the international community, this book began to appear throughout Europe and the United States.

The views in the book have won the loyal support of many fans.

It triggered a tsunami of doubts about the government and the royal family.

And his appearance seems to have impacted the hot spots of the Anglo-Dutch conflict. Countries are fearfully worried that the views in this book will trigger a tsunami that is not conducive to the power of their ruling classes, so they have legislated or administered in various countries to prevent his spread.

The doctrine that emerged in Tsarist Russia some time ago and the Soviet Union in the future rose in its infancy at the same time, but the two were different and soon parted ways.

This view born in Britain and Ireland has been identified by various countries as anarchy.

Its core selling point: The core thesis is that any form of rule is an abomination and that government is not only irrelevant but harmful.

After the birth of this view, the British Anabaptists and Diggers emerged within just one month. This was a scourge in the eyes of the British government.

At the same time, it seems that the influence of the British book really expanded beyond the British mainland.

The second anarchist trend of thought is represented by the activities and writings of Proudhon and his student Anselmer Bergerac, who lived in Paris during the Second French Empire. They mainly focused on the mutual aid wheel theory i.zheyi's humanistic theory that workers should not be involved in parliamentary politics and should achieve self-liberation through direct action in the streets and factories.

They caused a shock in the whole of France. When Napoleon III III met with the visiting Prime Minister of the Russian Empire Gorchakov, they became another of the most popular views in the whole of France. For this reason, the private newspaper "Figaro" In addition to the front page of the newspaper reserved for the meeting between Napoleon III and Gorchakov, the second page became the space for the teacher and student.

Therefore, this wave of anarchism successfully landed in the Second French Empire.

It seems that Prime Minister Gorchakov's visit has infected the French with what happened in France faster than other countries.

Just a few days behind France, Alexander II's extreme dictatorship within the Russian Empire triggered an overreaction and gave birth to a third wave of anarchist thought.

The representatives of this school are two exiled nobles from the Tsarist Russian Empire: Mikhail Bakunin and Prince Peter Kropotkin.

Mikhail Bakunin once declared that "the passion for destruction is also a creative driving force." He disbanded the early defenders of the future Soviet Union, but later he became a rebel and stood up on his own to establish the anarchist leader of Tsarist Russia. Declared that “Capitalism and other doctrines believe that in order to seize state power, the working class must be organized. Revolutionaries (referring to anarchists) organize workers in order to Destroy the power of those with special power in the country.”

Bakunin became the source of inspiration for the Latin-based nationalism derived from the anarchists, and even attracted people's attention in Brazil, Portugal, Spain and other southern European places, which made countries Stand ready.

Latin countries have even taken to the streets to arrest people who express their thoughts.

It can be seen that Latin-speaking countries are afraid of its birth.

Another anarchist leader of the Tsarist Empire, the former Prince Kropotkin, who was exiled in Amsterdam in the Netherlands, was an outstanding writer and geographer who participated in the struggle for the establishment of the Russian Empire without any interference. Government and social movements, under this wave of anarchy brought about by Britain and Ireland, he actually chose the right time to publish "The Conquest of Food"? "Fields, Factories and Workshops" and "Mutual Aid" and other works.

Although the ideas in these new books are not as extreme as those of the previous ones, they have alleviated the troubles caused by the previous ones. His position is accepted by people of this doctrine, and even by people in many countries, including the Netherlands. Acceptance, because his book pointed out the complements that appeared in various countries, made the government rulers of various countries reluctantly accept his views.

So his books were not completely banned. It has become the most widely circulated book on the market, including his homeland before he failed to compete for the position of Tsar, his homeland before his exile, and the Tsarist Empire. Alexander II did not issue an order to ban it. Britain, France, Tsarist Russia, and the Netherlands are all like this. The German Empire, which has always been known as the base of new era thought and creation, naturally its citizens will not fall behind.

So the fifth wave of anarchism landed in Berlin.

The leader of anarchism in the German Empire was Berlin journalist Max Stirner, who was the originator of the fifth wave of anarchist thought in the world. He published the book "Person and Property" in Berlin, which elaborated on his understanding of anarchist thought.

His trend of thought triggered German anarchism, which emphasized the absolute rights of individuals to be free from institutional rule. This attracted many avant-garde artists and writers in Europe from Courba to Picasso, the future Spanish great artist, to Oscar Wilde.

On the other hand, the very principles of German anarchism excluded any possibility of establishing an effective anarchist organization.

Kingdom of the Netherlands, Australian continent, capital Melbourne, inside the Royal Palace of the Netherlands.

William IV is summoning the directors of two other major intelligence groups, in addition to the former director of the Dutch International Intelligence Service, McKay Sean, who is currently in Amsterdam, the director of the Dutch MI8, Wright, and the director of the Royal Dutch Intelligence Service, Bill Charlie.

No one knows that the anarchy that is currently happening across Europe and is disturbing European and global rulers is actually a big network planned by William IV and jointly launched by the three major intelligence organizations of the Netherlands. The purpose is to make the world The situation was stirred up and then developed in the direction that the Netherlands wanted to see.