Maybe you should have read @zoef, but he stopped writing, so read some of his old posts and their translations, if you wish. (Also, some 100 people lost their eyes (one), because the police were shooting with rubber bullets.) You know, those orchestrating the chaos are very smart, and those who don't live in spirit with them or their opposing group are but a speck of dust. And, those specks of dust dare to protest and demand anything. Once, not so long ago humans were allotted to the landowner and were not allowed to move to another town, and first Ottoman Turks were used by the oligarchs to slaughter the rioting peasants and when the oligarchs found that they won't last on their positions they used the peasants to fend off the Turks. Now you have to insert other namings.
After I read the Secret Covenant (it's on Biblioteca Pleiades) I just gave up on everything.
To me, it looks like Mahabharat 2.0 is approaching with all its technology in 2.0 version. They have all the technology to put everyone on Earth to sleep for eternity, so it surprises me that this nuisance called humans they have to deal with are still walking around. I really don't get it, do they want to have fun or do they - just so happens - still need humans.
I never understood why anyone would be an anarchist or like anarchy. How can you imagine production or delivery to function in anarchy? If you take a solar panel to picture a rough sketch, for instance, someone has to bring all the raw material to the point of production and then produce the solar panel, then establish points of sale, collect payments and also pay those who delivered the raw material. I like order, but not a fascistic or communistic type, or some other invention that hardly allows a person to breathe.