Sometimes I think we need to upgrade our definition of a ‘successful movement’. The best, longest lasting and most successful movements have always been difficult to contain in a definable mold. They are shapeless, formless movements, able to take on the form most needed at the moment to progress onwards. They are like water. Water doesn’t have any particular shape or form; but is capable of taking on whatever shape it has to in order to keep flowing.

Garvey’s movement became most powerful when it was actually out of his control. And the same can be said for any great movement. This also makes it impossible to stop by those who feel threatened by it. I could go on for days…but as already mentioned: good stuff.