National Young Unionists and Workers Conference
Aug 2 2009 00:42
http://unionsact.org.au/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=27&Itemid=20
Has anyone seen this? I was thinking about going along and handing out Syndicalist literature, is anyone else interested?
Aug 2 2009 08:38
#2
Well I was thinking there could be things to learn from the conference, I haven't had much experience with organising myself so there could be positive elements.
And isn't that precisely the point , saving some people from turning into labourites!
Aug 2 2009 09:47
#3
It couldn't hurt, theres always people that go along to events like these looking for something more
Aug 3 2009 02:27
#4
True, i'd love to save some pre-laborites, and even make some ex-ones.
Starting an anarchist communist group has created 2 ex greens, aswell as some people already being ex-resistance. For some reason, people love being in a group where they don't get told what to do. Beats me!
Aug 9 2009 07:44
#5
im going to the conference to give a workshop if the police give me my passport back so if theres any radicals going along that'd be great.
Aug 9 2009 23:14
#6
Quote:
im going to the conference to give a workshop if the police give me my passport back so if theres any radicals going along that'd be great.
Good luck, comrade!
Aug 10 2009 05:38
#7
Shucks, i got nothin' on, i'll be there.
Sep 4 2009 02:19
#8
I found out that this costs a hundred bux. I do have that sort of money, but have more pressing things in my own town to waste it on.
Sep 5 2009 01:49
#9
$100 to hear Paul Howes speak? I'd be demanding payment of $100.
Sep 5 2009 10:11
#10
Yea rego is in like two days and i'm pretty much in the minus already... looks like i will have to give this a miss.
That'd be a little fun. But a long way to travel(at least from my hood) to leaflet a conference
I guess if i'm kickin' around with not much to do though.. I've never been to canberra. hmm.
But then what would it achieve? We could turn some young labor into anarcho-syndicalists? This might work, but could just lead to endless bickering, so maybe it's best to let them go their own way, into the dead end of reform, and organise on our own turf?