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London Anarchist bookfair 2020

ska invita Yeah next weekend.

There are a bunch of recordings up from the NYC one. There wasn’t a whole lot that appealed to me and there were a handful of things like “herbalism and state violence” that raised the hackles somewhat.

Plus my appetite for online meetings is pretty much zero as I spend most of the week doing that for work.
 
Plus my appetite for online meetings is pretty much zero as I spend most of the week doing that for work.
That doesn't sound good. Nicole Rose who presented that 'Herbalism and State Violence' workshop
is also the author of the book Overcoming Burnout, which is shared with grassroots organisers worldwide to help them prevent or recover from burnout and explore the politics of care and mutual aid.
Maybe that, and a nice cup of herbal tea, will get you back in tip-top shape for next weekend :thumbs:
 
I've heard nowt bad about DPAC but didn't Jewdas throw in their lot with the Labour Party?

DPAC went full Corbyn, was very active within internal labour politics. Their big names so to speak are either labour/SWP/unite members.

regular appearances at Marxism (previously on RT too. but that seems to have ebbed away), links with the weirder left wing things (canary, Skwawkbox). Topple is a member.

Their direct activity is good, but sadly their politics is a combination of beauraucratic and conspiraloon leftism. Don’t mention the white helmets/Julian assange etc
.
 
They invited Corbyn to a Passover Seder event at which a beetroot was held aloft to shouts of “fuck capitalism” iirc.
I'm finding it increasingly difficult to distinguish between pisstaking and reality. I'm assuming this is the former but who knows..
 
DPAC went full Corbyn, was very active within internal labour politics. Their big names so to speak are either labour/SWP/unite members.

regular appearances at Marxism (previously on RT too. but that seems to have ebbed away), links with the weirder left wing things (canary, Skwawkbox). Topple is a member.

Their direct activity is good, but sadly their politics is a combination of beauraucratic and conspiraloon leftism. Don’t mention the white helmets/Julian assange etc
.


That's not fair, they don't really have a core politics and there's everyone from trots to anarchos involved. They don't have a rigid hierarchy, they have a steering group that co-ordinates national events but anyone can join it, as well as several local groups, and they support direct action and non co-operation with police. I wouldn't in any way call them an anarchist organisation but they are sympathetic, have anarchist members, have supported anarchist groups and events and have been at pretty much every bookfair since they were founded.
 
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