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and torture in the U5. , revolutionaries in the past have. toc often maintianed an attitude of American excentionalism " No amount of horror stories which says"it can't happen here, abrut AMSGEAR = =©nanalm, placing electrodes on people's genitals, or -ushing peovle out of helicopters seems to convince us that fost these fascist imperialists of the U.. ruling class are neatty SR" the fascist imperialists wo say they are. This lack of understanding of the true nature of U.S. fascism has severe effects on the tyres of GHESER organizations we develon. In the rast revolutionaries have chosen to either lav nll their cards on the table -- sup~ort armed actions in the U.5, -- and risk annihilation or else have adopted an op- rortunist stance which savsthre suport armed struggle in other enuntries but not here® thus preserving the longevity of their orennization, it isa time revolutiona ries saw the bankruptcy in both ccurses, ivhat must be develoned is what Carlos Marighela eflled a "clandest ne-infrastructure"; in short the ability to eo ‘ndergrouna and KEpe Deke ely remain volitically effective when rerressien becomes severe, Building a clandestine infra- si-rle task, but it is a very important one, ra) scructure is not s U.S, imperialism ranidly loses its focthold on world power > EARNAACARXITXOMARAAX = =©60MUKREA and the revolutionary movement on tne home front becones a nowerful force, fascist repression Will proliferate. A study of the history of the Communist Farty, UCA --L Po sghov that when their politics vere incorruptiblexxArnait: an? ~oving masses of recrle toward revolution, they ultimately hed te eo undcrerounc. Thev were not orgenizationally prepared to do ~o and were severely set beack in their attempts at building a revolution,