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Show THE UTAH INDEPENDENT December 18, 1970 Page 5 A New We are not announce, Communist-inspired- . We decade disappeared during the Chicago SDS convention. It is being replaced by Marxism-Leninism( ViewH)int . Guardian , July 5, 1969, p. 12) The result was a mad scramble for power a genul. Bolshevik Tlie majorine, of the SDS delegates belonged to the Workers ity Student Alliance (under the control of the Progressive Labor Party or PL). However, the rich-kid- s faction, called the Weathermen, hold most of the offices and walked out of the convention. .They were followed bv the members of the Revolutionary Youth Movement or RYM. Tlie Weathermen and RYM leaders rallied their delegates in another nearby building and declared themselves to be the real SDS convention. Even though combined together, the Weathermen and RYM still constituted a minority of the convention delegates. Nevertheless, they proceeded to e.v iel the Workers Student Alliance (or PL faction) from the ranks of SDS. Originally RYM was the parent organization of the Weathermen but at this convention the Weathermen declared their independence and what was left of RYM became RYM-2- . ARE Communists! As we mentioned in the previous article, this was the signal that the conspiratorial forces behind SDS were abandoning its masking operation as a front. Its activities had become so clearly identified with old-fashione- old-tim- e, 1969. HOW SDS WAS SPLINTERED FOR GREATER REVOLUTIONARY IMPACT Ordinarily we speak of strength through unity, but this does not always have to be organizational unity. The Communists learned long ago that when there is a basic ideological unity it is an excellent tactical strategy to give the appearance of quarreling and factionalism among their organized groups. This was characteristic of the revolutionaries in Russia right up to the time of their final coup. After the take-ovfactionalism is forbidden but during the fomenting of the revolution, each cadre is expected to use the prestige of its particular position and conduct itself as though it were an independent entity. Beneath the surface is the binding cement of undeviating loyalty to the common goal of revolutionary overthrow. So by June, 1969, this is what SDS leaders were telling their supporters: A revolution is a war. . . . This will require a cadre organization, effective secrecy, among the cadres. . . . Therefore tlie centralized organization of revolutionaries must be a political organization as well as military, what is generally called a Xlarxist-Leniniparty. Notes , June 18, 1969) (New Left So from here on there was to be a multi-thruagainst the American people with cadre assaults on many fronts, but all under the banner and for the (affectionate, glory of Soviet-typ- e revofor terminology lution ) . When the SDS held its annual convention in Chi1969, the climate was right cago from June wide-open factional struggle. There was to be for a New Left or no more pretense alwnit the Reform Socialism. The radical press caught the. spokesmen that the signal from official party-lin- e zig was over and now it was time to zag. Tlie New Left as it has been known during this er st old-fashion- .... ed ks 18-2- 0, so-call- free-for-al- d, creators of every good gift. Wise men guided by a star are replaced Reinby Rudolph the Red Nosed deer, who leads the sleigh; and Bethlehem has been moved to the North Pole. This transition was made to the tune of "All I Want For Christmas is My Two Front Teeth. The spirit of Christmas has also changed. Weeks before Thanksgiving the merchants are stocking their shelves with tinsel and toys. They seem motivated for profit by the tin and plastics which cost so much but fall apart after a month of use. Traditions now measure the Christmas spirit by the value of the gift. Everyone is obligated to the giver of a gift which may not be needed, or worse than that, one that is not wanted. Tlie big issue, of course, was over the determination of just who was going to run the Marxist-Leni- n revolution in the USA. There was little question that for quite some time the Weathermen had proven themselves the most fanatical commando segment of the SDS complex. If the United States were to be destroyed, the Weathermen wanted to be boss of the wrecking crew. The name of the Weathermen is taken from a Bob Dylan song, You Dont Need a Weatherman to Show Which Way the Wind Blows. The Weathermen think the wind is blowing toward a Black revolution. They are therefore completely identified with nearly every aspect of the Blade Panther movement which is directed from Cuba by their notorious Communist leader in exile," Robert l Williams. Weathermen look upon the American Establishment as a form of White imperialism. There are therefore agitating for a race war and look upon themselves as for the Black revolution. They White support-troop- s don't expect many Whites to survive the holocaust other than themselves. At a Weatherman war council in December, 1969, one of their leaders, Ilowie Machtinger, de- - st within-thc-ran- Christmas has changed! Honors which were given to Christ ara? now bestowed upon Santa Claus, and the little brownies are the THE WEATHERMEN ce Marx-Leninis- m (Continued from Rtge 4) ." hard-lin- e the revolutionaries that it could no longer pose as a bona fide channel of campus dialogue. It was time to splinter the big faggot and start dozens of little fires. This occurred in June, self-relian- Christmas Spirit ed Homes, towns, and cities will be spending millions of dollars for colored bulbs and ornaments. 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