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'Commenting on the Ern Malley hoax, perpetrated by James McAuley and
Harold Stewart, Prichard sees significance in its, "exposure of the
morass into which anarchistic individualism of the Angry Penguins
variety might have diverted some young people of talent." Accusing the Angry Penguins
of "individualism and reactionary nationalism", Prichard envisages such
philosophies being swept away by the "national and international
struggle for realism and sanity"'.Source: Reason in Revolt website.
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