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State strategies to wreck Coalition of Resistance?

Jorge Borges | 24.09.2011 10:57 | Indymedia | Public sector cuts | Terror War

I don't want to draw attention to their mistake by giving it any undue publicity, but Coalition of Resistance are making another version of this same mistake as we speak and (sorry for being blunt, but) their gullibility threatens to wreck everything this (otherwise wonderful) group has achieved. In this case I'm not sure whether it's "cock-up or conspiracy" (probably the former), but I'd strongly advise COR activists to read this thread -

https://www.indymedia.org.uk/en/2011/09/485095.html

Have a nice day ;)

Jorge Borges

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Too vague

24.09.2011 11:03

Hmmmmm. So you want to draw attention to a mistake by CoR but don't wanna say what the mistake was so as to not give it publicity. This puts the reader in a difficult situation though doesn't it. Until you elaborate a bit, no one will have the first clue what you're on about. I've done my homework and been to the CoR webpage and am none the wiser.

I think author is saying that militant action is counterproductive...

24.09.2011 11:41

...and obviously all initiated by agent provocateurs, and that we should all stick to consumer boycotts and writing to our MPs?

Come to think of it, that is just the sort of argument a state operative might propose to try to alienate society from those taking militant action ;-) See, we can both play the paranoia game!

anon

COR website

24.09.2011 11:49

Study the COR website CAREFULLY and you'll understand what this article is trying to say

And of course this article is NOT opposing militant actions or advocating that we stick to consumer boycotts etc - if it was saying that, it would have said that, which it didn't

Alex

Pro-noia

24.09.2011 11:54

This isn't paranoia, it's pronoia - the feeling that out there somewhere, someone you don't know is secretly conspiring to try to help you

Will Hay

alex ..

24.09.2011 16:13

clearly i'm an idiot then. thanks for the full explanation, it must be great being smarter than everyone else.

talking in riddles

24.09.2011 18:36

How about some plain talking here? I get the feeling people are talking in riddles and hinting at things without ever saying anything. That might go down well in the conspiracy theory world, but not really on Indymedia.

WHY NOT JUST TELL US WHAT THE FUCK YOU MEAN!

anon

Answer

24.09.2011 21:56

Re-read the first sentence of this post

K99

@K99

25.09.2011 09:18

OK, nice troll, I'm not falling for that one!

anon