I think your position is fair enough. I've actually discussed that issue with Nick Rossi once.
Yes, the last one causes quite a bit of argument. I personally am highly critical of Unions. However, I inteperet this to mean that trade Unions have ceased to be revolutionary organs and are firmly under the control of reformist bureaucrats. Having said that, I don't view the Union question as extremely important though. I'm not about to bite someone's head off for disagreeing.
Thought so. Of those elementary positions, I'm half there on the first one, fully with you on the second and in total disagreement with the last one.
Well I'm not overly fond of the idea of subscribing to the whole idea of tendency politics. But you could say that the network takes inspiration from the left-communist traditions of Italy and Germany (the Bordigsts) and from council-communists such as Anton Pannekoek. So there are differences between us and Marxist-Leninists for example. If you're interested in reading it, the appeal that was recently published can be found here: http://www.revleft.com/vb/group.php?...cussionid=3487
What tendency is that?
Yes but it's a newly formed left-communist network. You may have seen the appeal around here for the 'Internationalist Communist Affiliate Network' (ICAN). It's always good to see another Sydney-sider on here
No. Are you?
hi mate, I see you're from sydney as well. Are you a member of any particular organisation?
