The Black Hand
Unclean
Called PRAXIS - they sound like the type of people I like
News here;
http://libcom.org/forums/organise/new-anarchist-organisation
News here;
http://libcom.org/forums/organise/new-anarchist-organisation
torres said:This is just the local platformist org that's been threatening to be born north of the border for months and months isn't it?
tell me about the anarchist splits you can think of...Belushi said:Has there been a split yet?
The DAM/ORA thing is the only one I can think of, but that was a case of a minority leaving, rather than a split proper. Although I think it was experienced as a split in London because that was where the majority of the ORA came from.Taxamo Welf said:tell me about the anarchist splits you can think of...
PRAXIS! Doh!Below are aims and principles I wrote for up for a potential new group. Was trying to avoid old style anarchist/marxist jargon words as much as I could, which aims and principles of existing groups are often heavily laden with. I'd be grateful for any feedback.

JHE said:Where do this bunch of praxis stand on the great issues of the day?
- fox welfare (promotion of)
- parking meters (smashing of)
- international brigade of 'anarchists' to join Hezbollah (dreaming of)
- theoretico-terminological anarcho-criminowotsical praxical guffage (production of)
- Attica's new magazine (deciding on name for)
exactly.the button said:The DAM/ORA thing is the only one I can think of, but that was a case of a minority leaving, rather than a split proper. Although I think it was experienced as a split in London because that was where the majority of the ORA came from.
JHE said:Class War split, didn't it?
The most famous anarchist organisation in the world, the CNT, split.
Still, I guess if we're talking about small would-be revolutionary groups in this country, the general pattern is that Leninists split (or expel each other), while anarchist groups just disintegrate.
JHE said:Where do this bunch of praxis stand on the great issues of the day?
- fox welfare (promotion of)
- parking meters (smashing of)
- international brigade of 'anarchists' to join Hezbollah (dreaming of)
- theoretico-terminological anarcho-criminowotsical praxical guffage (production of)
- Attica's new magazine (deciding on name for)
Attica said:They are your great issues JHE. Not mine. This is oh so very repetitive, and I would like some real discussion for a change. That appears to be my only dream...
**Blagsta said:Benjamin Frank's book "Rebel Alliances" has a diagram of anarchist group splits/family tree in the back iirc. I've lent my copy to a mate so can't double check.
lightsoutlondon said:Ok. Class War. 'Successful'? How so? By what measure 'succesful'? What did CW achieve?
**I'll probably regret asking, but there you have it**
Steve Booth said:The idea of an anarchist family tree diagram is brilliant, how far does it go back?
lightsoutlondon said:Ok. Class War. 'Successful'? How so? By what measure 'succesful'? What did CW achieve?
**I'll probably regret asking, but there you have it**
JHE said:Class War split, didn't it?
The most famous anarchist organisation in the world, the CNT, split.
Still, I guess if we're talking about small would-be revolutionary groups in this country, the general pattern is that Leninists split (or expel each other), while anarchist groups just disintegrate.
torres said:This is just the local platformist org that's been threatening to be born north of the border for months and months isn't it?. Have you dropped you hostility to verbatim regurgitation of the platform now then attiaca?

torres said:What do you mean by national spread? Have a you a link to this latest news? Are you trying to join? Is it not just for local people in one scottish town any more then?