sihhi
Tyranny, like hell, is not easily conquered
Trouble said:The fact that it eventually dissolved as an activist group was the fact that we as a group were unable to involve people on a long term basis in the day to day job of keeping activities going on. That was a political problem and a real one which i think many of us struggle with. But was it to do with the politics on the ground i think not.
Just for the record like,
on Globalise Resistence:
Early 2004 Non-SWPers leave
http://www.indymedia.org.uk/en/2004/02/285233.html
GR has taken on a rather more specific persona. It has become the mechanism through which the SWP engages with the European Social Forum process. Far from being an active, grassroots group incorporating different perspectives as it claims to be, with some natural tensions cropping up from time to time, GR has come to represent a very specific agenda. The agenda has not been endorsed by the Steering Committee and it seems to us one which is primarily aimed at increasing the profile of the SWP within the movement.
SWP can't stomach this and continue to plod on with Globalise Resistance pretending it is still an independent organisation by inserting a new group of "independents" into their steering committee.

