* 'justifies' nonsense he made by meaninglessly calling upon the Wikipedia rules * never enters into serious dicussions for being aware of his limited mental capabilities * never admits mistakes and never apologizes to anyone * all 'contributions' of his are formatting, spacing, copyedit, reverting other people's edits, damaging existing texts without any knowledge of the subject or understanding the text he is changing * and having often more than 70 edits per day * by spending on his daily 'contributions' in average 6-7 hours * made more than 12 000 edits within less than year and half This person, most probably, suffers from some kind of mental disorder. What we are seeing here is not so much a re-writing of history but the invention of an entirely seperate narrative. So much then for the notion that the exchanges in this thread can be dismissed as a 'personal spat'. With the collapse of the DAM in the mid-1990's no 'other groups with different political programmes' existed within the AFA network, which rather voids the 'united front' Outside of Red Action none are mentioned much less the nature of their criticisms. You might also have thought that for the blame to be laid at the door of 'FtV' (apart from providing a link to it - not a hope) the accepted the minimum requirement would be to name the other groups involved and possibly take note of their responses. It is also worth noting the sleight of hand whereby it is not the 'no more marches, meetings, punch-ups' statement of the BNP in 1994, which dosen't rate a mention incidentally, that creates problems for AFA, but the 'FTV' analysis that followed it 12 months later. Now this counter factual argument may be all too familiar to people on here (Louise Purbick, Ayatollah to name put two) but it is still fairly startling to see it proclaimed so brazenly elsewhere. However, given that AFA contained a number of political groups, with differing political programmes, this contributed to the breakup of much of the AFA network, with much internal recrimination.' Here we are told: 'Red Action campaigned over a long period after 1995 within the AFA Network for AFA as an organisation to adopt the 'Filling the Vacuum' strategy. Click on Anti-Fascist Action and it brings you to Wikipedia. Well, we don't have to travel far to find it.

And as often happens it is the attempted cover-up that over time proves the un-doing of the conspirators.ДЇor behind all the little lies the character assasinations etc there lies a bigger lie. I think it safe now to assume that the 'gangster' allegation is not going to be substantiated.

Spylab pursuit