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"Green Anarchist" primitivist chaoticists seem to have been run out of the UK, and relocated to the US.

Does the description above sound familiar?

Now they are trying to Bogart the scene in Eugene Oregon, with their all too prolific propaganda machine, which includes an illegitimate IMC site dominated by their whack, cultish sect.

Some are challenging their right to call it IMC, since they lied about being a diverse and representative collective, and generally refuse mutual aid and cooperation with anyone but their own clique, by refusing to engage in democratic process, including consensus (since so few people agree with their analysis and tactics).

If anyone criticizes them, they "call out the dogs", to spam the critic with vicious adhominem attacks unrelated to the actual complaints. They tend to accuse anyone who dares to challenge them of being divisive, cops, "fascist stalinists", etc.,etc, which actually is exactly what the "GA"/pc crew seem to be.

Their messianic claim to be the only "True Revolutionaries", with a rhetoric steeped in mystical apocalyptic references, is particularly offensive and reminiscent of Nazi reactionary conservative calls for a return to pagan roots.

A couple of the people now organizing under this "Green Anarchist" rubric and editing their newspaper are Brits, as evidenced by their use of such terms as "whilst", etc.

Any comments, reports on your personal and organizational experience with these insidious fools, and tips for dealing with them, would be welcome. Reference to any websites, discussion lists, or other sources documenting the history of the GA crew in the UK would also be greatly appreciated.

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There may also be some discussion of this topic on the new IMC discussion list-serve, imc-resolve, initiated for issues requiring conflict resolution.

Some previous discussion of the topic can also be found by searching the archives of imc-process, and new-imc.