(09-18-2017, 12:51 AM)southern bellz Wrote:

(09-17-2017, 11:21 PM)Tim Wrote: CAIN's backrooms are a bureaucratic nightmare that are a general mix of inactivity, signatories not committing to operations, and the odd spurt of hopeful things happening. Its operations servers have minimal levels of OpSec, and have many documented leaks in the past. As an organization, as fantastically intentioned as it is, it's rather unwieldy and messy these days.

I think the informal Sandcastles server, which fully puts Anti-Fascism above politics, unlike much of CAIN, is a significant more effective endeavor. It's no surprise that the vast majority of recent anti-Fascist successes have come from there, with its far more effective Op-Sec, a coordinated Leadership structure, and a diverse population who are all there to just kick some Nazi ass.

I'd support a withdrawal from CAIN as well. SPSF has been at the forefront of most if not all recent Anti-Fascist operations, so any outsiders who'd want to whine about a TSP withdrawal need only to be countered by our military record.

Excuse my ignorance, but what are sandcastle servers?

My bad, I should've clarified on that. Ruining Nazi Sandcastles is a Discord Server that was set up specifically for anti-Fascist operations by militaries, both from and not from CAIN, who wanted to cut the politics and just get to the anti-fascist battlefield operations. If I recall correctly, this initial founding happened during one of CAIN's heavy inactivity points (as compared to its usual stagnancy).

Militaries involved throughout the server include our SPSF, The Grey Wardens, the alphabet soup of Leftist Armies, The Roman Empire, as well as a sizeable host of others. I could grab a full list tomorrow, if desired.

Anyways, the actions through this server have been at the forefront of pretty much all recent anti-Fascist operations, and it's been very effective in staying flexible and effective given that its driven by depoliticized anti-Fascist interest rather than petty internal drama that we unfortunately have seen in CAIN in the past.