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*^'- ■VI 1 v.:. • j 3îr. metered " ' Tot All PCS/MLO projects Fromi da Kin projeot Datei Feb. 20, 1975 Subjeoti The Kin Letten or, The Famous Kin Letter ■ ' ' •'"! Well, here it is folks« Finally*. The start of some discussion about ■■>■'•■% points of political unity and program. LeVs just call it "the Kin . ! letter"x» No expletives please« We considered laying this out, then tekling you all we are dissolving as a project to protect our little defensive asses* But no« That would be a non-struggle attitude« So we will be so bold as to identify ourselves as the originators of this potentially controversial piece—land oonfess some plagiarism xhere end -.>;':■:] there from the WAW/WSO 01 Movement Organizing proposal, 1972 PCS conference points of unity, and Fall '74 Orientation politioal statement, and a words spoken at the Jan« 1975 Hoop-dee-do* We further resolve to aooept all criticism in the spirit of M Mao Tae Tungian ; "j oritlcism-self-ortioism* (But we should warn you that all objections are fundamentally, only misunderstandings of our simple words)• In regards to our analysis of the 01, the overall theme of this statment» in regards to «ai olass, is that OI's are workers and not speoisl bodies of armed men« So if you objeot to this analysis let us know so we can take you off our mailing list* OK? OK* ' ;; ,•< NEED FOR REVOLUTION ^ The Amerioan ruling olass oppresses and exploits the overwhelming majority of the Amerioan people, and of the people of the world* Suoh things as -ftu. ocMeiAl 3T*McLt~«u t**rf *W.irW,>s. *f -/a*. uwr/Ç.v* P***l*..c»*ctb yf^cpk* -"•■:'V:'M are conneoted and stem'from the US imperialist system* This system is ti maintained by the capitalist olass for the benefit of the small minority of people who are in that class, and at ths expense of the bast majority« Therefore, recognizing that capitalist and imperialist oppression exist > in many parts of the world, our task as Americans a -h </**>&•*<*-us ,*ye«-«/fri tpk~ bj f/w-'-^.-Aj b^ildx^ * jcc.-J.ff- s«*/hA»k .v-M«. Uf +~d jewwfc^.'Af. vJ<*+ t*. "(4*- <fef*J> *f US A^^W»f «~ mhrUAS Without a revolution to overthrow the ruling olass, present forms of !■; oppression will not end* The revolution must be sooialist beoause only \ socialism, as a transitory stage to a classless sooiety in whieh people : -v? work aocording to their, ability and reoeive aooording to their need, ' oan beging to meet the economioi, oultural and politioal needs ofi the \'i people of the world* • ^ PRESENT SITUATION ~ -^ The capitalist world economic order is continually proving itself to be ' '' ' built on a foundation full of basic oontradiotions that will lead to : > its collapse. As more of these oontradiotions oome to the fore—e.g., the inability to control inflation or the rate of unemployment in the / US » the inability of the American capitalists tokeontinue to set the \ price at which they will buy from oil producing nations—the ruling '; * olass will be forced to make efforts to oonsilidate its power end increase its control over ths working olsss in America and the oppressed : people of the world. * ROLE OF THE MIT,ITARY In this situation of eontinuing setbaoks for the world imperialist system, the ruling olsss will make every effort to use the military to proteot its interests domestically and around the world* More epeoifi- -. : eally, the military will be used to repress domeetis dissent in America— |;^;'>w...;',.-.. i . ..'. ' v ■. * .'■ -, '..'.! •>'.;■. ..#* *..••.f':V.*i;-',*. -<'\*V..:w* (-. '."N ;^/i»v:*'':,:'^ <:'■'• '/ ' * "'■*'' •••'■-•' ''fff* ÏÏ,"V*',W,:** v--**-■:*■»'•* ■'-■*
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Title | To all PCS/MLO projects (Feb. 20, 1975) |
Place of publication | San Francisco, California |
Publisher | Pacific Counseling Service |
Publication date | 1975 |
Language | English |
Country | United States |
State | California |
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Publication Date-Electronic | 2016 |
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*^'-
■VI
1
v.:. • j
3îr. metered " '
Tot All PCS/MLO projects Fromi da Kin projeot Datei Feb. 20, 1975
Subjeoti The Kin Letten or, The Famous Kin Letter
■ ' ' •'"!
Well, here it is folks« Finally*. The start of some discussion about ■■>■'•■%
points of political unity and program. LeVs just call it "the Kin . !
letter"x» No expletives please« We considered laying this out, then
tekling you all we are dissolving as a project to protect our little
defensive asses* But no« That would be a non-struggle attitude« So
we will be so bold as to identify ourselves as the originators of this
potentially controversial piece—land oonfess some plagiarism xhere end -.>;':■:]
there from the WAW/WSO 01 Movement Organizing proposal, 1972 PCS
conference points of unity, and Fall '74 Orientation politioal
statement, and a words spoken at the Jan« 1975 Hoop-dee-do* We further
resolve to aooept all criticism in the spirit of M Mao Tae Tungian ; "j
oritlcism-self-ortioism* (But we should warn you that all objections
are fundamentally, only misunderstandings of our simple words)•
In regards to our analysis of the 01, the overall theme of this statment»
in regards to «ai olass, is that OI's are workers and not speoisl bodies
of armed men« So if you objeot to this analysis let us know so we
can take you off our mailing list* OK? OK* ' ;; ,•<
NEED FOR REVOLUTION ^
The Amerioan ruling olass oppresses and exploits the overwhelming
majority of the Amerioan people, and of the people of the world* Suoh
things as -ftu. ocMeiAl 3T*McLt~«u t**rf *W.irW,>s. *f -/a*. uwr/Ç.v* P***l*..c»*ctb yf^cpk* -"•■:'V:'M
are conneoted and stem'from the US imperialist system* This system is ti
maintained by the capitalist olass for the benefit of the small minority
of people who are in that class, and at ths expense of the bast majority«
Therefore, recognizing that capitalist and imperialist oppression exist >
in many parts of the world, our task as Americans a -h **>&•*<*-us ,*ye«-«/fri
tpk~ bj f/w-'-^.-Aj b^ildx^ * jcc.-J.ff- s«*/hA»k .v-M«. Uf +~d jewwfc^.'Af. vJ<*+ t*. "(4*- |
Type | Text |
Digital identifier | giNewsletter691001 |