The snitch book (I really need to start calling it an anti-<\/i>snitch book) is out for it’s second round of reality checking. But lo and behold, it’s already received its first review. \ud83d\ude42<\/p>\n
One of the reality checkers has what you might call “interesting” experience. He took the step of sharing it with someone who has even more “interesting” experience.<\/p>\n
I’m not allowed to reveal who these folks are. Suffice to say that if you were an activist in the 1990s, you would have known their work — without having the slightest hint of their identities. In fact, their identities were always a big, and to my knowledge, unanswered, question.<\/p>\n
Anyhow, here’s the review in its entirety:<\/p>\n
“It’s OK, for anarchists and petty criminals.”<\/p>\n
LOL! Given the source, I’m taking that as a ringing endorsement.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
The snitch book (I really need to start calling it an anti-snitch book) is out for it’s second round of reality checking. But lo and behold, it’s already received its first review. \ud83d\ude42 One of the reality checkers has what you might call “interesting” experience. He took the step of sharing it with someone who has even more “interesting” experience. I’m not allowed to reveal who these folks are. Suffice to say that if you were an activist in the 1990s, you would have known their work — without having the slightest hint of their identities. In fact, their identities…<\/p>\n