The Art of Merchandising and The Romanticized Revolution (character monologue) Friends, welcome to the revolution my comrades, my legion before I begin to share with you... the path to truth I'd like to mention that the following pro-movement ... propaganda: 'The History of Swamplandor' and 'The Swamplandor Underground' written by T.J. Arke during his stay in the Tasulaq Swamplands are now for Sale! Sale! Sale! at a discount price to all revolutionaries at our local bookstore on 5th and of course on our website: www.revolutioneyez.com In these chapters, my friends you will read of Arke's days in the swampland yes my lovely anarchists, it was there that he learned from the Tasulaqians, the 12 Commandments of The Swamplandor Revolution that all SERIOUS revolutionaries obey. And while of course all purchase of books are optional after all, my comrades, a mere book can not make you "underground" the HARDCORE revolutionaries will be interested in what it has to say and it makes it a great gift! remember my friends! we are revolution we are true freedom we are the underground Now, as you may have noticed, my dearest comrades there is a certain style of attire that the revolution has embraced Do not fear it. Accept it. It as revolutionary as you and I Of course, you are free to choose your own outfits... if you wish after all, comrades.. mere clothes can not make you "underground" However, the TRUE revolutionaries will be wearing it- so the question is-where do you stand? It consists of: black pants black shirt black boots black socks and of course stylish black undergarments, all of which have our red crossbuck symbol embroidered upon. That says to the world: I am revolution! I am freedom! I am the underground! If you do not have such attire, and are a SINCERE revolutionary please do see me after this speech please do see me, for then we can meet and I will gladly supply you with a list of suppliers that manufacture that manufacture that manufacture the revolutionary attire and support our movement of power. remember my friends we are revolution we are true freedom we are the underground and now my comrades I'd like to take some time to address a certain issue have you not noticed? Our movement that once was smooth and flawless, now has cracks. That's right, my comrades. there are those among us who have stabbed us in the back. who have spent their time questioning the legitimacy of our movement -- Traitors, declaring hypocrisy Traitors, declaring that we are not revolution that we are not underground that it's not freedom that we are about No, but rather the profit we make from the black pants black shirt black boots black socks and of course the ever-stylish black undergarments and who could forget our daring line of revolutionary mugs, hats, bookstore on 5th ave. featuring pro-movement propaganda by T.J Arke the revolutionary jackets etcetera etcetera etcetera. all of which have our red crossbuck symbol embroidered and/or painted upon and to that, my comrades I will not answer but rather ask you to ask yourself these questions Do comrades not get thirsty and thus need mugs? do comrades not need protection from the sun and thus need hats? do comrades not need to read and thus need books? do comrades not get cold and thus need jackets?! and while, such high quality and very fashionable revolutionary merchandise (designed for the LOYAL revolutionary who wishes to express such loyalty in everyday life) are a source of profit let us not forget our motto: we are revolution we are true freedom we are underground So, let us now come together now - for It was T.J. Arke that once said "There is strength in numbers, my dearest friend" And lets us now sing the song of revolution written by T.J Arke himself! Everyone! we are revolution we are true freedom we are underground we are revolution we are true freedom we are underground we are revolution we are underground and until our sound has been heard by all this song we shall sing we are revolution freedom freedom freedom for every living thing* *disclaimer: except those who do not support the movement.