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Email:
sitroom[at]
subintsoc.net
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Thomas Colereux was born to a feral pack
of scientists in southern France, and
was denied contact with normal society
until he was nearly an adult.
The product of home-schooling and an
unfortunate period at a Raelian Montessori
academy, he became a charter member of the
re-established Subversive Intellectual Society
in 1986 in Miami.
He went on to earn a degree in Marine
Biology and attended Woods Hole in
Massachusetts.
This lasted until he dropped out of school suddenly
to join what he later described as an "itinerant
sleeper cell of mimes."
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He has served as Grand Chancellor of the SIS,
and as Special Envoy to all food regulatory
agencies and NATO/OTAN ministers in Western
Europe. He also sits on the board of the North
American Association of Rationalist Renault
Owners (ANPRR/NARRO) and freelances as a
translator of French Socialist and Humanist
literature.
He now resides in rural Florida, where he is a computer
security consultant and member of the Florida Historical Militia.
He is co-editor and system administrator of SubIntSoc, and travels
widely on SIS business.
DISTINGUISHING CHARACTERISTIC(S): Pale reddish hair.
Often travels in a Renault 5 ("Le Car"), and wears military gear from
different eras.
IDEOLOGICAL PROFILE: Anarcho-syndicalist n. -
"Member of a radical political movement that advocates bringing industry and
government under the control of federations of labor unions by the use of
direct action, such as general strikes and sabotage."
[anarchy + syndicalist < French syndicalisme,
from chambre syndicale, trade union]
QUOTE: "Revolution is like Saturn; it devours its own
children."
--Georg Büchner
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For profiles of other major figures behind the SIS and SubIntSoc,
see bio links at right.
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