GETTING IT WRONG First, the apologies !_ Our last issue proved so popular that it sold-out before we could finish sending off the bundles 10 [comrades taking extra copies for street selling. Sorry if you didn't get yours. . we'll try to do better this time. Meanwhile, ‘ye are upping our print run to meet the increased demand. Grovelling excuses, also, to those readers awaiting BLACK. | PAPERS Nol — STEFANO DELLE CHIAIE, advertised in |.A36 for October publication. Unforseen production delays have meant that the book will not now be out before the New Year. But readers who have already sent in their orders will be | the first to recieve their copies, hot off the press. | GETTING IT RIGHT This issue of ANARCHY reflects ous continuing evolution as a magazine since the change-over in Editorial Collectives noted jn A3S, We are still finding our feet and trying out different formulas to arrive at a good balance of material. From now on, 'News” will not appear as a seperate section of the magazine, Common sense dictates that, whilst coming out (in theory) as a ‘Quarterly, it is more efficient for us to tackle interesting news items in greater depth as Features, and to Teave the job of straight reporting to the (fortnightly) BLACK FLAG NEWS BULLETIN. News material recieved by us will now, therefore, bbe passed on to BLACK FLAG on 2 regular basis. GETTING IT GOING ANARCHY intends to be taken seriously — by our friends, as well as Our enemies — and to show that the often vaunted ‘propaganda by deed? actually means setting an example of how Anarchists can do something worthwhile, and doing it properly, We believe it is time ANARCHY made people sit up and take notice : ‘A small group of imaginative, determined, individuals who are highly motivated can invariably achieve ‘an influence far in excess of their numbers. But to reach our stated aim of a) revolutionary struggle with the most Libertarian character possible”, we also have to see ourselves in a wider perspective. Being a ‘Vanguard’ is not our style. We seek only to act as catalyst within the class struggle wing of the snarchist move- ment. Ultimately, the pace of events will require such activist elements as exist to come together as a more organised Revolutionary Fraction (though not necessarily one organis- ation), rooted in the anarchist movement but not restricted to it, It is our hope to take ANARCHY beyond the narrow confines of the anarchist ghetto and reach 4 wider audience. The need exists already for a more outward looking anarchist presence in Britain; only the wherewithal is still elusive. Sueessful activity procesds from the specific to the gener, and not the other way about. Ie is self-defeating to speak in tenns of ‘the movement’ (sil les ‘the masses! |) without paying due regard to the nuts and bolts of activity. We believe ho one group or organisation has a monopoly on the trth| when it comes to advancing the cause of revolution. Useless rguments, dressed-up as ‘pointsof principal’ should not be allowed to get in the way of mutual understanding and united action. We appeal to all serious comrades to overcome this Poisonous tussle for the first place in the queue for Utopia, znd (o put their energies instead into practical ativity aimed at hottingup the class war, and (this time) making sue we win, ANARCHY COLLECTIVE.IAIN ARGH Box A, 84b Whitechapel High St., LondonE17QX, England Issue 37 ‘Anarchy Magazine No. 37 (2nd Series) — Winter 1983/4 Published by: Anarchy Collective, Box A, 84> Whitechapel High Street, London El 7QX, England. Contents FEATURES ; SMILEY'S PEOPLE — The SAS Men Retum: Morris Rey investiates 2 Typset by: . ‘the British-led mercenary operation in North Yemen. (1963-1967), in Anarchy Collective (Provisional Wing) | which SAS men fought alongside a Royalist movement in a bitter civil Watsand thet scet turn hat county OS Design & Layout by Anarchy Collective. JUST ANOTHER WEAPON: Ronan Bennett looks at the use of 8 ‘Supe nfonoas a 2 wetpon of cxmisriasoengy tte ate aa themed often Datk Hoe Pres, is THE ‘DRABBITT’ EFFECT & Social Control: Trevor M. Artingstoll 11 a advances some perceive comments on how the Sat heaps eteod UK Bookshops from ‘A’ Distribution, | Wien everyone else loses theirs, C/O 84b Whitechapel High Street, AUGUSTIN SOUCHY INTERVIE\ 's WED: We reprint Der Spiegel 15 London El 70%. Oveneu Bookshops | tory wth the wlan Genta mecine ote eel pu rae Distribution or direct | publication of his autobiography Listen Anarchist ! cae WACL: Henrick Kruger examines the activities and toplevel internation: 20 Suierption (tus) A connections ofthe Worl Ante Communi Legoe (UK) _ Individuals — £2.50 Libraries Organisations — £5.50 (Ovrses) Individuals £3.00 2 bras & Onsaisations - 26.00 | BOOKS Hse, mato ul cheaues payble 10 = ‘Anarchy Megrzbve in ting SNIPER LETTERS ee ) Sues Bookshops — 30% discount (35p a copy) Bundles — 40% discount (30p a copy) to anyone taking more than four copies for street sales, etc. All postage paid by us, Anarchy is sent free to all prisoners on request Exchanges ‘welcomed. other publications are Publishers Note: Signed articles do not necessarily repres ent the views of the Anarchy Collective. i Aerobics? No, he's just practising kicking down doors.