Ian's very first pamphlet was anti- huntin shootin and fishin. He contrasted a hypocritical 
speech of Prince Charles about Gandhi and non-violence with his latest massive bag of 
slaughtered birds, lauded in the shooting mags.  The royals learn how to handle a 
twelve-bore when they're in the cradle. Ian was forever outraged by cruelty to animals. 
At the time, Ian threw a brick through the West End window of a prominent gunsmith,
and wrote a poem about it.  (SEE The Night Purdey's Got Done)


Ian was always an original. He never chose to call himself an anarchist, he was just that way inclined.