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Qwerty Dvorak
9th October 2005, 15:19
me and my friend have created a forum for irish communists, designed to bring together all irish communists.

brand spanking new, so no members except me and friend. would appreciate it if we could get some commies to join, dont have to be irish. there are a lot of international and a-national sections.

Communist Revolutionary Movement of Ireland
http://www.crmi.cjb.net

Sir Aunty Christ
9th October 2005, 15:37
Damn, stole my idea. Ah, what the heck I'll register anyway.

The Grey Blur
9th October 2005, 16:36
The link shuts my 'net connection down, I'll check back and register when my computer [removed homophobic language]

Led Zeppelin
9th October 2005, 16:38
You did read it correctly. It's been addressed

Did I read that correctly?

Qwerty Dvorak
9th October 2005, 18:06
hmmm... works for me and, apparently, some guy named luther blissett (hi!)...

Sir Aunty Christ
9th October 2005, 18:06
Originally posted by [email protected] 9 2005, 06:47 PM
hmmm... works for me and, apparently, some guy named luther blissett (hi!)...
That's me.

:D

Qwerty Dvorak
9th October 2005, 18:09
nice 1 :P

lets hope others follow your example...

Qwerty Dvorak
7th November 2005, 22:02
*bump*

sorry, but we need some activity!!

Connolly
7th November 2005, 22:23
sorry, but we need some activity!!

Yeah, WTF!!!

Its free to join!!!!!!!.

Knowing this country (ROI) yed need to charge them to join.

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**PUBLIC NOTICE**

Item no. 20467

Official Membership for the Communist revolutionary movement of Ireland.

Starting bid: 20 quid!!! (Euro)

Ending Date: Mmm...How about 10 seconds time.

If further information on the product is needed, please, please (im on my knees at this point), contact the link below.

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Once they see the price and great value for money, just sit back and watch them rolling in. $$$$$$$$$$$

ComradeOm
8th November 2005, 09:58
Free is nice but I might hold out until you get desperate and start offering free pints with every membership. Then I'll set up a handful of accounts :P

PRC-UTE
8th November 2005, 17:05
What a successful forum. :lol: The RSYM forum is more active than that.

Sir Aunty Christ
8th November 2005, 17:48
Originally posted by [email protected] 8 2005, 10:58 AM
Free is nice but I might hold out until you get desperate and start offering free pints with every membership. Then I'll set up a handful of accounts :P
I have 24 hr access to the pub round the corner.

Connolly
8th November 2005, 17:52
Well, yeh cant have active without inactive, just as you cant have darkness without light.

Not to mention, with a membership of 1 every 3.7 days since the first post - It dosnt compare too badly with the RSYM forum with 1 every 1.2 days since the first post. Take into account the advertising potential of 61 or so members in comparison to 8, pretty much inactive members. Its a good start if you ask me. The beginning is always the most difficult!!!! every forum starts off with ridicule - but in time.................. and, any attempt dosnt deserve ridicule in the first place.

If you cant make any positive comments then dont make any at all in this case.

PRC-UTE
8th November 2005, 18:59
Originally posted by The [email protected] 8 2005, 05:52 PM
If you cant make any positive comments then dont make any at all in this case.
My comment was meant as constructive criticism. There was never any invitation to the rsym/irsp to participate. It would obviously be busier if you had more people involved.

The IRSM has three boards I know of regularly used, rsym, derry irsp and the fluteband discussion board.

Sir Aunty Christ
8th November 2005, 19:09
Originally posted by OglachMcGlinchey+Nov 8 2005, 07:59 PM--> (OglachMcGlinchey @ Nov 8 2005, 07:59 PM)
The [email protected] 8 2005, 05:52 PM
If you cant make any positive comments then dont make any at all in this case.
My comment was meant as constructive criticism. There was never any invitation to the rsym/irsp to participate. It would obviously be busier if you had more people involved.

The IRSM has three boards I know of regularly used, rsym, derry irsp and the fluteband discussion board. [/b]
It's open to anyone from Ireland of a commiunist/socialist persuasion.

Connolly
8th November 2005, 23:38
My comment was meant as constructive criticism. There was never any invitation to the rsym/irsp to participate. It would obviously be busier if you had more people involved.

The IRSM has three boards I know of regularly used, rsym, derry irsp and the fluteband discussion board.

Fully my misunderstanding comrade :blush: . I particularly like the IRSM board myself (though not a member). Know a few members of that board and the Irp's. Zip, no more said.......... ;)

Full respect - TRB

PRC-UTE
9th November 2005, 04:44
Good to hear it, comrade.

Are you a member of Socialist Youth?

Qwerty Dvorak
10th January 2006, 23:02
I really hate to do this, but...

*bump*

Connolly
11th January 2006, 00:15
Sorry for such a late reply, extremely occupied - exams, the "festive season" etc.


Are you a member of Socialist Youth?

not a member of any party at the moment, I have no intentions of joining one in the near future - although too broad a statement, those who are members of political parties tend to be restricted (not fully) in their ability to choose their own "direction" politically, following the party trend.

Simply, their most politically influential and trusted source is the party for which they belong, even if the party is evidently wrong about a decision or stance, those who are members tend to follow, defend and support the cause of the party - naturally.

I have the experience of knowing many like this and seeing this for myself - not to mention that history has many examples.

IMO, the best "party" is ones own mind - sure, support the causes which you favour through protests and action - but one should never remain rigid within a parties strict red lines.


I really hate to do this, but...

*bump*


Sorry for my lack of activity on the CRMI, but I have a lot on my plate.

Im glad to see you have remained dedicated and continue to champion the cause.

I will be active in the near future on the CRMI. Lokking forward to it.!! :D

STI
12th January 2006, 03:58
Well, yeh cant have active without inactive, just as you cant have darkness without light.

Neither of those statements is logically true.

Connolly
13th January 2006, 07:49
Neither of those statements is logically true.

Well sorry Mr. Spock, master of faultless logic - but that was just a phrase, not intended for close debate and scrutiny.

And i wont take that back "until pigs fly"

Aurora
20th January 2006, 19:26
Yes everybody join CRMI it's a great little forum :D :hammer:

Eoin Dubh
20th January 2006, 19:42
Originally posted by [email protected] 10 2006, 11:18 PM
I really hate to do this, but...

*bump*
No worries, I just registered so, see you over there sometime. Go raibh maith agat .

steel town boot boy
9th February 2006, 03:39
Originally posted by [email protected] 8 2005, 10:23 AM
Free is nice but I might hold out until you get desperate and start offering free pints with every membership. Then I'll set up a handful of accounts :P
Damn, I knew I should have held out for pints. Repping Anarchism with a Black in one hand and a Kilkenny in the other.

Qwerty Dvorak
18th February 2006, 23:47
Originally posted by The [email protected] 13 2006, 08:16 AM

Neither of those statements is logically true.

Well sorry Mr. Spock, master of faultless logic - but that was just a phrase, not intended for close debate and scrutiny.

And i wont take that back "until pigs fly"
What are you talking about, pigs can't fly!!