Abolishing the Borders from Below, 2003
Is about our antiwar demo in 1st March. Is is a whole story about how we can organize this kind of protest now when all mainstream media are against us and all the state propaganda is focusing on NATO integration. We were forced to collaborate with a troskist-marxist organization called asociation for the workers emancipation. Some of the lithers of this organization are friends of ours and may want to change something and have a little trust in us, but the majority of them are old and senile and they can not do anything. However, with there help we can take the approbation from the authorities.
When we started organizing and working on the banners and placards C.A.F. was very active. In the beginning we were not ery enthuziastic because we thought we could not say what we wanted. But instead we completed the job so the things became more anarchist than reformist. But the situation was really saved by our true comrades from aactivist collective from Timisoara. They were well prepared.
The number of participants was 100. At least a half were anarchists, less than 10 trotskists and the rest were just punk-rockers. (we hope this punks to become more involved in anarcho-punk movement). The flags were red and black and the people from our city (also the police) know this was an anarchist protest. About the impact we are very pleased because many young people participated and were interested about narchism. This is good for out „ghetto” but is good also for public opinion because, even if we can not change their ideas about the war at least we change our distorsed image. Now they see us like an well organized group and for this maybe they respect us more. Is important to say that majority of people on the street was not against us.