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| e e aay | POPFEYR = 15 everybody wanted to henr.” However, "He drove a Cadillac, was a chanuvinist, exe- tremely sexist! We were supposed to accept him as a superior hecause he'd done 19 years. Popeye was an embarassment and an affront to revolutionary principles. We all failed to act, to denounce him, for the fear thet he was, perhaps, ahead of us; a higher political consciousness. It was racism in its worst form, we patronized him. He used to handle and fondle women. Self-respecting revolutionary women... good women, even though they were communists. (That's) what really pissed me off I guess... seeing what he did to women. He made one revolutionary woman turn a trick. ‘he fought it all the way, but she turned out for him,. she didn't do it for money, she did it for him. He made her wear mini-skirts and makeup. She gave up her struggle and vanished; she was just a broken woman." Alexander Jason waa on his way up. He found out everything about everybody in his 8 months under cover and when he surfaced, immediately became a det- ective in San Francisco Police Intelligence. Tha movement issued a WANTED poster with hia picture but Alex had grown to like the sisters and brothers he spied upon. "I have admiration and respect for true revolutionary fig- ures ond, they wouldn't believe it, affection." He had no respect or admir- ation for Popeye and immediately planted an informer, Jessica, in the UPU offices, She made daily reports, took pictures with a camera he provided, took Popeye's car for an illegal search, and loaned Alex the keys to the UPU offices no that he could make duplicates, "She told me what lopeye was doing... how he was dealing dope and giving her dope... uhe knew he was a phony and.see she couldn't even spell Mac. I asked: ‘what happened today?’ and she said: ‘There win n meeting’. Well, what were they talking about? She said: ‘about skal mie fr das gL wry ge errs str