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Far-Left

As already dealt with, The CCF are not 'Far-let', as the very wikipedia article says: Two SPF proclamations published in athens.indymedia.org on 19 May 2010, explained that SPF represented a "third pole" of anarchist thought in Greece, anarcho-individualism, contrasting it with social anarchism and insurrectionary anarchism.[24]. We see many statements in the members writing and talking such as 'Urban guerrilla is exactly what its name says: instigation to create conditions of war in an urban area. It is a method of war and not a concept to be identified as leftist or Marxist. Even if its historical tradition belongs to these groups, it has been over- come in the current times.' littered through out the texts. Until someone provides a greek citation that would be relevant let us refrain from adding these untruths. W1tchkr4ft 00 (talk)

Updating of this page.

I'd really like to start overhauling of this page a little, As you can see I have already started here and there. Here i will keep my progress. Please add things that you think need to be done on this page.

• Updated information about the Nov. 2010 mail-bomb campaign to include all the known bombs and some context around them. ✓
  • Is this okay? Should i add more sources?

W1tchkr4ft 00 (talk) 18:08, 4 October 2020 (UTC)

Go for it! Only advice I'd add is to avoid dateline (On X day, Y happened. On A date, B happened.) to instead construct a continuous narrative rather than a prose list of day-by-day facts. czar 19:34, 4 October 2020 (UTC)

• • • What happened in the trail of Giannis Michailidis and co. that was supposed to happen on May 31, 2021? JNRM Student (talk) 17:30, 24 February 2022 (UTC)