*** Preface

*** Introduction by Pierleone Porcu

*** Introductory Note by Paolo Ruberto (October ’84)

** And We Will Still Be Ready To Storm The Heavens Another Time: Against Amnesty

*** Why We Are Against A Struggle For Amnesty

*** But What War Is Over?

*** What Defeat Are They Talking About?

*** What Victory Were They Heading Toward?

*** They Refer To The Critique That They Were Never Able To Use

*** The Intermediate Struggle Of Revolutionaries

*** The Wretched Prospect Of Collaboration

*** Their Reasoning Has Gone Into Crisis

*** What They Never Understood

*** The Real Movement Is Not In The Prisons

*** There Cannot Be Any Crisis Of Imagination For Someone Who Never Had An Imagination

*** The Stereotype Of The Armed Party

*** Class War And Leninist Centralism

*** The Marginality Of The Armed Parties Relative To The Class War

*** What They Can Reject

*** What They Can Look Forward To In The Future

*** An Instrument In The Hands Of The Real Movement

*** Very Few Companions

*** Beyond The Party

*** The Anarchist Project

*** The Insurrectional Opening

*** In Practice, The Development Of The Real Movement Is A Process Of Violent Transformation Of Class Struggle

*** The Ethical Value Of Violence

*** The Simplifying Project Of The Party

*** What Communication Are They Talking About?

*** The Anarchist Relationship Between The Active Minority And The Real Movement

*** The Ideology Of The Separate Surrender

*** “Putting Aside” As Betrayal

*** All The Rats Return To The Political Boat Sooner Or Later

*** The Uncritical Abandonment Of Militarism

*** The Old Caryatids And The Old Arguments

*** The Theory Of Escape And The Theory Of Resistance

*** Changing In Order To Advance

*** In The Amnesty Proposal, There Is A Refusal To Advance

*** The Illusion Of Reducing The State To Its Minimal Repressive Coefficient

*** Communities Of The Future Will Be Communities Of Struggle, So They Cannot Result From Political Negotiations

*** A New Guarantee As An Imbroglio

*** The Class-Collaborationist Soul Of Ultra-Revolutionism

*** The Unfeasible Path Of Innocence

*** The Legal Struggle

*** The So-Called Penitents

*** Dissociating From Whom And From What?

*** Claiming Our Struggles As Anarchists

*** ...The Use Of Organized Violence Against Exploiters Of All Kinds

*** ... Our Idea Of Proletarian Justice

*** ...The Right To Remember Traitors

*** The Stifling Attitude Of Certainty Was Not One Of Our Mistakes

*** Our Theses On Creativity, On Subversion, On Joy

*** There Is No Separate Solution

*** The Prison In All Interventions: A Qualitative Moment Of The Struggle