Andrew T

That was his bright idea, his solution to the crisis. So people's lives were obviously getting worse. And the time had come for some decisive action. So the CNT aided in strikes across sectors and even tried to call for a general strike. As Uzenko writes, the FAU decided that they were going to take on a strategy of urban guerrilla warfare.

So they tapped into a coalition of leftist groups to rob and hood food from the corporations to give to the poor. Awesome.

So they tapped into a coalition of leftist groups to rob and hood food from the corporations to give to the poor. Awesome.

So they tapped into a coalition of leftist groups to rob and hood food from the corporations to give to the poor. Awesome.

Yeah. But sadly, the coalition couldn't last very long. Differences in strategy would lead to the FAU doing its thing by building defense councils, similar to those organized in the Spanish Civil War.

Yeah. But sadly, the coalition couldn't last very long. Differences in strategy would lead to the FAU doing its thing by building defense councils, similar to those organized in the Spanish Civil War.

Yeah. But sadly, the coalition couldn't last very long. Differences in strategy would lead to the FAU doing its thing by building defense councils, similar to those organized in the Spanish Civil War.

while the other groups copied a Che Guevara-style guerrilla army approach, forming the National Liberation Movement Tupomeros, or the MLNT.

while the other groups copied a Che Guevara-style guerrilla army approach, forming the National Liberation Movement Tupomeros, or the MLNT.

while the other groups copied a Che Guevara-style guerrilla army approach, forming the National Liberation Movement Tupomeros, or the MLNT.

Yeah. Although the, the MLNT was necessarily anarchist.

Yeah. Although the, the MLNT was necessarily anarchist.

Yeah. Although the, the MLNT was necessarily anarchist.

Pretty much. The Guevara sort of model.

Pretty much. The Guevara sort of model.

Pretty much. The Guevara sort of model.

Although I'm glad that you bring up this point because it's actually something that I was writing about earlier today in preparation for a video. I think there's a conflation that anarchists need to be careful with between leadership in the sense of authority, as in the right to command and control and that kind of thing, versus leadership in the sense of guidance, advice, coordination, expertise.

Although I'm glad that you bring up this point because it's actually something that I was writing about earlier today in preparation for a video. I think there's a conflation that anarchists need to be careful with between leadership in the sense of authority, as in the right to command and control and that kind of thing, versus leadership in the sense of guidance, advice, coordination, expertise.

Although I'm glad that you bring up this point because it's actually something that I was writing about earlier today in preparation for a video. I think there's a conflation that anarchists need to be careful with between leadership in the sense of authority, as in the right to command and control and that kind of thing, versus leadership in the sense of guidance, advice, coordination, expertise.

I think that just as you might have an anarchist construction collective, right? And they're building a house. Mm-hmm.