Communication Sheet 39

THE TRUE AND RESPECTED LATTER-DAY HISTORY OF THE M.N.K.

To understand the true story of the M.N.K. we would have to look deep and longingly into the past. To find the genesis of the modern M.N.K. we gaze far beyond this present century, beyond this present millennium, and long before any accepted idea of what man’s history may or may not be. But all these twists and strands of the past, all these ideas, actions and mysteries, ultimately came together on one particular day, in one particular month, in the year now known as 1994. For this was the moment when the organisation we know and love today, the modern M.N.K., became real. This is its’ recent public history.

18th May 1994: A letter was sent to Queen Elizabeth II asking for an audience. Beyond the very few, no one knew that this was the first pronouncement from what was to be known as the M.N.K.. This is the first ‘Communication Sheet’.

14th October 1994: The modern M.N.K. is truly founded on this day.

18th October 1994: The dissemination of M.N.K. knowledge and attitude begins, including the first use of the phrase ‘M.N.K.’. It originally involves only posters, leaflets and graffiti.

11th November 1994: The first letters to international public figures and the media are sent explaining the M.N.K. and its’ basic ideas.

23rd November 1994: Another letter is sent to Queen Elizabeth II explaining the M.N.K.’s covert and direct action in Britain’s society.

31st January 1995: The enormous Millennium Circle project is first announced. This is a project that will involve 2000 trees planted in a 200km diameter circle in the centre of Britain.

7th February 1995: The Great Contradiction is found.

17th February 1995: M.N.K. propaganda activities begin on the east coast of the U.S.A..

1st May 1995: The Demonstration Against Everything takes place on Magdalen Bridge in Oxford at sunrise attracting several thousand protesters, many dressed smartly.

10th June 1995: The Pan-London Demonstration takes place from sunrise to sunset, involving everyone in London who steps from private property.

11th June 1995: The M.N.K. Walk is publicly announced. This is a sign-posted urban walk through Oxford City, starting on Shotover Hill.

(This sheet was issued by M.N.K. on 1.9.95)