The LPA and the Neoist Alliance along with the Luther Blissett Project came together to form a New Lettrist International with a specifically Communist perspective.

The Neoist Alliance was a moniker used by Home between 1994 and 1999 for his mock-occult psychogeographical activities.

In 1993, the Neoist Alliance staged a prank against a concert by composer Karlheinz Stockhausen in Brighton by announcing its intention to levitate the concert hall by magical means during the concert.

Despite its name, the Neoist Alliance had no affiliation with the international Neoist network which had been active since 1980.

In 1994, Stewart Home founded the Neoist Alliance as an occult order with himself as the magus.

During the mid 1990s, from around 1993 through to 1997, along with the Green Anarchist magazine itself, Booth's work came under attack from the Neoist Alliance, particularly over the controversial ' Irrationalists ' article, which attempted to see inside the minds of " irrationalist " terrorists.

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The Dutch Neoist Arthur Berkoff operated as a one-person-movement

Neoist plays like multiple names, plagiarism and pranks were adopted, frequently mistaken for Neoism proper and by mixing in situationist concepts, in other subcultures such as the Plagiarism and Art Strike 1990-1993 campaigns of the late 1980s ( triggered largely by Stewart Home after he had left the Neoist network ), Plunderphonics music, the refounded London Psychogeographical Association, the Association of Autonomous Astronauts, the Luther Blissett project, the Michael K Project, the German Communication Guerilla, and, since the late 1990s, by some net artists such as 0100101110101101. org.

In April 1984, Home got in touch with the originally American subcultural artistic network of Neoism, and participated in the eighth Neoist Apartment Festival in London.

According to Florian Cramer ( who didn't come into contact with Neoism until the late eighties ) one year later, Home took a sleep-deprivation prank played with him at a Neoist Festival in Italy as the reason to declare his split from Neoism ; Home insists he decided to break with Neosim before going to Italy.

Definitions of Neoism and Neoist activity are currently disputed.

Later, writer Stewart Home sought to separate himself from the rest of the Neoist network, manifesting itself in Home's books on Neoism as opposed to the various Neoist resources in the Internet ).

In 2004 Neoism was cited by Javier Ruis in response to the National Assembly Against Racism's condemnation of anarchists disrupting the Third European Social Forum session on anti-m and anti-racism in London ( PGA Considered As Neoist Invisible Theatre ).

Cantsin, London: OpenMute, ISBN 978-1-906496-46-3, 246 pages ; the first comprehensive anthology and source book of Neoist writing and images, documenting Neoist interventions, Apartment Festivals, definitions and pamphlets of Neoism and affiliated currents, language and identity experiments and Neoist concepts and memes.

In contrast, scholars are very fond of pointing out the differences between hypergraphics, ' detournement ', the postmodern idea of appropriation and the Neoist use of plagiarism as the use of different and similar techniques used for different and similar means, effects and causes.

Consequently, both Neoist festivals and Neoist writing experimented with radical undermining of identity, bodies, media, and notions of ownership and truth.

As the shared identity of all Neoists, Monty Cantsin was transformed from a " pop star " to a radical identity experiment occupying the everyday life of Neoists and culminating in frequently extremist ways at Neoist Apartment Festivals (" APTs ").

Kantor's own work in the late 1970s and early 1980s consisted most notably of the " Blood Campaign ", an ongoing series of performances in which he takes his own blood and splashes it onto walls, canvases or into the audience, often in combination with singing electropop songs that mix elements of New Wave and industrial music, Hungarian folksongs and Neoist manifesto lyrics, combined with para-military clothing and punk hairstyles.

Following on from this and drawing on 1980s American appropriation art, Home's concept of plagiarism soon developed into a proposed movement and a series of " Festivals of Plagiarism " in 1988 and 1989, which themselves plagiarised the Neoist apartment festivals and 1960s Fluxus festivals.

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In December 2001, Ablonczy entered the 2002 Canadian Alliance leadership contest on a platform of promoting “ a process to combine the Canadian Alliance, the Progressive Conservative Party of Canada, and other interested partners into an effective, unified opposition party before the next election .” She placed third with 3. 8 % of the vote.

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