The group remained ambivalent about the emergent Green Party, which it regarded as a "middle-class movement." The group also organized a national campaign in support of the British miners' strike, and attempted to radicalize German industrial workers and their unions.
Despite being ambivalent towards the burgeoning Green Party, which they perceived as a middle-class phenomenon, the group actively supported the British miners' strike with a nationwide campaign. They also sought to mobilize German industrial workers and their unions in an effort to radicalize them.