INTERNATIONAL PROGRAM

INTERNATIONAL PROGRAM

We have a precise international program:

TABLE OF CONTENTS

I. Abolition of theocratic society

1. Abolition of the commodity alienation
2. Abolition of the hierarchical alienation
3. Abolition of the nationalist, racist, sexist, religious and moral alienations

II. Institution of antitheocratic society

4. Institution of the international power of the federated antitheocratic councils
5. Institution of an international antitheocratic and councillist constitution

Note
Joint measures and corollaries to the program for rich countries

I. Abolition of theocratic society

1. Abolition of the commodity alienation

Abolition of all forms of money, commodity exchange, private property, wage-labor, work-commodity, remuneration, prostitution, boss, bank and capitalism.

2. Abolition of the hierarchical alienation
Abolition of all forms of state, leader, chief, government, representative democracy, parliamentarism, monarchy, privilege, nobility, autocracy, plutocracy, oligarchy, bureaucracy, dictatorship, totalitarianism, division in class, orders or castes, slavery, servitude, forced or obligatory work, state property, state army and police, as well as all declarations of human rights and all constitutions.

3. Abolition of the nationalist, racist, sexist, religious and moral alienations
Abolition of all forms of national sovereignty, border, racist, sexist, homophobic or religious law, church property, state religion, death penalty, torture, cruel treatment or punishment, drug prohibition, marriage, heritage and restriction to freedom of expression and association.

II. Institution of antitheocratic society

4. Institution of the international power of the federated antitheocratic councils

Social organization based on the exemption from payment, donation, direct democracy, free cooperation and association the simultaneously individual and collective free appropriation and collective management by task rotation. All decisions are taken by everyone, gathered in councils, and executed by federated delegates or delegations, responsible before the base, revocable at any instant by it, taken within it by task rotation and vote, held by an imperative mandate and under popular control. The councils tend towards the suppression of specializations, labour division, manual-intellectual and city-countryside separtions and separate ideological spheres - art, philosophy, politics, morals, religion, etc.

The councils are not the dictatorship of majority over minority. The councils are not only the people deciding directly of everything, they are above all the people deciding to make impossible everything that exists outside of individuals. The councils are not the organ of collective ownership, they are the means of the appropriation of everything for free individual and collective use.

Council decisions are taken, by majority rule, by the base and carried out by federated delegates or delegations. All delegates are taken from the base, by task rotation or drawing lots validated by vote or, if necessary for reasons of competence or volunteers, by vote alone. All delegates are responsible in front of the base, revocable at any moment by it, held by an imperative mandate lasting less than one year and under popular control.

The people in its totality constitutes de facto the federate general councils and legislates, governs, organizes and decides directly of all that concerns its collective needs - food, housing conditions, clothing, medicine, social assistance, education, security, justice, legislation, maintenance, hygiene, telecommunication, transportation, energy, protection of the natural environment.

The use councils organize the appropriation of all the materiel means and places of life for purposes of individual, collective and conseillist free use. The free users - individuals, groups or delegations - of these places and means de facto form councils specific to these places and means.

5. Institution of an international antitheocratic and councillist constitutionproclaiming, among other things and mainly, the free use appropriation of life right and the right to be lazy.

Note
    The IAI’s program is indivisible. It must be accomplished in its totality, in the most immediate way. Each proposed specific orientation isn’t worth anything and has no chance of being realized in accordance to its aim if it is separated from the general objective: the creation of an autonomous society.
    The only possible transition from theocratic bureaucratic capitalist society and antitheocratic councillist society is the power of the revolutionary councils. In the event of a radical collective sedition, these councils will probably not be general or of use to start. They will most likely initially be mainly revolutionary proletarian
- or, in other words, revolutionary workers or wage workers councils - or, secondarily, grouped according to other criterions; because the individuals who will take part in them, during the revolutionary transition, will take action from an alienated position - of specialist, worker, employee, with a precise function in the class division; and, among these individuals, only the revolutionaries. The passive or timorous individuals, or class enemies, will not take part in them. The proletariat, because of its omnipresence in the cogwheels of the industrial capitalist economy, its great number and the fact that it is an enslaved class, the proletariat becoming revolutionary is the best placed in society in order to expropriate all modern means and places of life and institute the councils’ power on the ruins of capitalism. The other revolutionary councils gather revolutionaries belonging to other social classes. If a movement proves to be antitheocratic it will quickly tend to exceed these separations. Revolutionary councils are organized according to the same anti-hierarchical principles as councils into general. They are not all of society nor all the proletariat but a part which wants the antitheocratic transformation of life.
    The IAI evaluates the effectiveness of any strategy only in relation to its program and approves of any action or theory which aims its total realization. Thus, the IAI only engages in reformist or partial struggles for strictly tactical reasons - for freedom of expression and association, to improve the propagation of antitheocratic theory and the organization of revolution, for example - and condemns all reformisms but especially those crossbred with revolutionary phraseology ? “struggles” against unemployment, for the lowering of working time and the rise of wages in rich countries, for the integration of minorities, for equal wages beetween men and women, for a clean “capitalism”.

Joint measures and corollaries to the program for rich countries
1. Productive irrationality
    Suppression of the irresponsible and harmful irrationality of production and consumption in the commodity state world.
2. Frugality
    General frugality in material and industrial production - and consumption.
3. Waste
    General suppression of waste. General re-use and recycling of the products which are simply thrown away in the commodity organization. Systematic and total recycling of all waste - domestic, industrial - according to their nature - organic, glass, metal, paper, plastic.
4. Recycling
    General recycling of all superfluous commodity objects. Recycling - in seditious leaflets and pamphlets - of all papers pertaining to accountancy, contracts, finances, budgets, fees, pay slips, money, banks, taxes, debts, fines, official car stickers, the stock market, the notarial profession, insurances, leases, ownership rights, patents, advertising, the commodity; complete and final erasure from all computers’ memories, of all files of comparable nature. Recycling and cessation of the production of blue cards, telephone card, cash registers, code bar readers, forged banknote detectors, cash counters and distributors, slot machines and parking meters. Use of all gold bars as well as of all existing precious stones to repave the streets and cover the walls of the poorest districts.
5. Integrated obsolescence
    General suppression of obsolescence deliberately integrated into the products. Elimination of "disposable" products.
6. Packaging
    General suppression of superfluous, parasitic, non-reusable or non-recyclable packaging,. Elimination of plastic bags production.
7. Marketing
    Suppression of production marketing. Elimination of bar codes.
8. Individualized production
    1. General cessation of superfluous individualized production. Cessation of the production of heavy objects - cars, refrigerators, televisions, computers - intended for only one home or one person. 2. Production for a collective use - and common use ? of types of products which are individualized in the commodity organization. Increase in the production of bicycles and increase of automated public transportation using of renewable non-polluting energies. For people living in vicinity, general pooling of daily objects - washing machine, tools, refrigerator, personal pharmacy and library, vacuum cleaner, maintenance products, car. 3. Collectivization of all existing individualized commodity products. Availability in permanent self-service of individualized commodity cars.
9. Production reduction
    Spontaneous production decrease in sectors which are not attached to a general delegation, in consequence of the suppression of commodity alienation. Disappearance in general of the “industrialization” of primarily ludic activities, the entertainment industries such as the video, television, cinema, disc, magazine, book industries.
10. Nuclear power
    Cessation of the use of nuclear energy.
11. Automation
    Full automation of the painful and tedious productive processes which are currently carried out by individuals not because of technological insufficiency but commodity and state necessity.
12. Wage constraints
    Suppression of the cruel and useless commodity constraints imposed on producers. Elimination of the undesired, abusive and useless separations between parents and children imposed by commodity state domination. Reduction of the duration of productive activity - work time - considered as necessary ? “obligatory” - by society. Suppression of the irrationality of commodity professional assignment. General reduction in the distances between home and now delegational place of activity .
13. Bureaucratic and capitalist cadres
    Destitution of their functions of all authorities - mayors, deputies, magistrates, police officers, soldiers, bosses, owners.
14. Specialization alienated.
    Concomitant suppression of completely alienated specializations. Release by this of a productive force decreasing the time of social productive activity and increasing the effectiveness of activities effectively useful to society. End of insurers, bankers, accountants, process-servers, tax collectors, speculators, brokers, investors, stock-brokers, shareholders, rentiers, financiers, merchants, wholesalers, real estate agents, administrators of goods, treasurers, bosses, contractors, managers, ministers, mayors, deputies, advertisers, marketing directors, cashiers, servers, restaurant servers, barmen, shoeshiners, pizza deliverymen, booksellers, hairdressers, make-up girls, mannequins, receptionists, peddlers, door-to-door salesmen, ticket vendors, salesmen of all kinds, maids, domestics, servants, butler, drug traffickers, burglars, prostitutes, professional entertainers, artists, celebrities, television or radio presenters, journalists, novelists, sportsmen, singers, comedians, actors, painters. Suppression of certain trades whose automation the commodity bureaucratic order has slowed down such as, for example, public transportion driver, cleaner, worker at an automatizable station on any production chain.
15. Installation of the infrastructures
    Suppression of the inconsistency inherent to the commodity installation of social infrastructures. Substitution of commerces ? randomly implanted, geographically and diachronically, according to the whims of capital or the state - by distribution centers rationally installed by the general councils to provide for collective needs.
16. Rehousing
    Immediate rehousing of all homeless people and all those whose home is not in conformity with the standards stipulated in the constitution. Reconversion of the stock-exchanges, pantheons, parliamentary amphitheaters, banks, luxury hotels and riches’ residences in comfortable homes for tramps.
17. Door codes
    Suppression of all door codes.
18. Debts
    Cancellation of all debts.
19. Third World
    Massive urbanistic, hygienic, technological, medical, educational assistance program for poor countries.
20. Means of communication
    Requisition of all means of communication ? television channels, radios, printing presses - at ends of revolutionary antitheocratic and councillist propaganda as well as individual and collective free use.
21. Counter-revolutionaries
    Judgement by councillist tribunals and imprisonment of all those who oppose councils power by force, go against the councillist constitution and try to carry to theocratic countries public and private properties without the authorization of the general and use councils of which they depend.
22. Collective contacts
    Suppression of commodity and state isolation. Increase of contacts and collective mixing consequently to the direct democratic organization of life.
23. Statues
    Unbolting of all the statues of politicians - presidents, emperors, kings - ecclesiastics and artists - writers, painters, philosophers - in order to replace them on their base with the head upside down. Replacement of their old plates by insanities.
24. Public names
    Renomination of all streets and public transportation stops after obscenities, invectives, advertising slogans and names of celebrities different from those existing. For example, asshole street, shit in your mouth dead end, big dick suckers boulevard, instantly clean avenue, smelly plaza, satisfied or your money back bridge, guaranteed one year quay, best price square, Adolphe Hitler station, Joseph Staline park.