that's the oddest rant ever. Kind of reminds me of the openly classist in their day

What do you reckon to left luggage then underclass? And the commune? And 99.9% of those who define themselves as class struggle anarchists?

I did not realise that Ian Bone had proposed that anarchists stand in the general elections, this has kind of put a smile on my face because just this weekend when I was having a conversation with a friend we both came to the same conclusion that this was needed.

I think as an idea, it's time has come if people are breaking their prejudices and waking up to how this approach has real potential. We are just at the beginning of an economic crisis which is likely to last a couple of decades or more. As history has proven, people become radicalised by such events. So far in this story, the far right seem to have progress in communities, whilst the left has made most progress in the workplace.

Electioneering is a great tactic for speaking to our own people in our communities and radicalising and waking people up to what is really going on. And getting some of our own in such positions is going to put a cat among the pigeons and challenge these self-serving fuckers in power, both outside and inside the system.

We need to fight on all fronts.

That what you get if you scroogle underclassrising.net.

So, when you say "we have to agree as we was involved" - how many Mark Mozaz Wallis's are there exactly?

I did the same and it come up with underclassrising i spent a while there a little of the wall but some good images and work and you know what i agree.

I'm still hoping Underclass Rising will respond to my question about their apparently anti-tree ideas - see link.
Good to see that this guy in Sheffield has realised that none of the candidates for MPs in London speak for him.

you can critiscize Chris knight all you like but at the end of the day he was more organised and serious about struggle than most Sunshine Anarchists who will fight as long as they get to play at being the radical street fighting man. Having met him I think he is a very clever man who could be invaluable to the struggle if grounded by more realistic people than he surrounds himself with.
During the G20 he was one of the only people with a concrete plan, having four protests converge on the bank of england was genius as it stretched the police massively. Compare this to the large anarchist meeting I was at a certain squat where the night before there was no sort of plan to speak of.

Post G-20 he was one of the only people trying to build upon the public feeling of discontent towards the police by flyering millwall and trying to keep media focus on the case of police barbarism.

Don't get me wrong I argued for ages with knight eventually asking him whether he lived on the same planet as us but until there is any other organisation (in the loose sense) of anarchism, I don't think you have any room to critiscize him.

wondered why those who shout about the working class always seem to come from middle class families and went to a poly/uni?

As a real member of the working class (east end, peabody forever) I would like to inform you that to be working class you have to have...

1 , work, or have some useable skill or trade
2 , Class, the real working class are proud and generous, but not in the way you think they are. Thats why you call them "Sheeple".

I have seen the workers paradise of Cuba and Russia and you can keep it, I don't want to be told what to do by you, sorry if this shocks you.

This will get hidden I know because it could be seen to oppose the view that we simple workers are just waiting for you to set us free from our bonds, please don't hide this because it is real freedom of speech about my life, not yours.

whats the point your not listening

Some basic guidelines for any anarchist candidates:

1) No wage. In the outside chance you do get elected then take what you would earn on the dole and pass the rest on to preannounced local good causes.

2) No expenses. Sure, claim all the expenses you can but again, give them all away.

3) No second term.

If enough people do run for election then rather than as Independents it might be worth starting a party called 'zzz None of the Above' just so you all appear at the end of a ballot paper and clearly identify as opposition to the limited closed choices of the other candidates.

This sort of thing occassionally works, an Italian mayor was recently elected with his sole agenda being his own corruption. He promised to enrich himself and his family at everyone elses expense, and he was elected because the people recognised the only difference between him and the other candidates was he was being honest.