Words are important, yes. But when they remain only that, in words, they are useless, only to fill one’s mouth with air, those words lose their meaning. When we say we give solidarity and we want the freedom of the prisoners or when we demand the freedom of the Palestinian people, we have to be consistent, if we analyze only reality, if we confront only ideas, if in the end we stay only with intentions, we stay halfway. There was a time when anarchists combined word and action, theory and practice. And that was our essence as well as our way of distinguishing ourselves from others.
