Anarchism in the Mid-Twentieth Century
                                                       --- 1974 George Woodcock

     "Since contemporary society has become such an elaborately interlocking structure of bureaucratic machinery that even a slight failure of function quickly becomes magnified in its effects. In such circumstances, the Rebel becomes rather like the small state in a world seemingly dominated by nuclear superpowers. His ability to disturb the intricate balance gives him certain advantages, and there is no doubt that because of the dynamics of the situation ........  [he has ] managed to change social attitudes and to induce retreat on the part of Authority."


  [2016 -- Now we have a choice of the six-figure a pop Hillary the Oligarch and Donald the Predator with his hand on the nuclear hair-trigger]