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FORTS TE A CRT eT Py ge are Sitnte robeal ater salle: ae eG 5 ee ae ne SITES Botha EZ ger Oath Ma Rez oe a A. —_ tates: ia TIS type a Op a eee SEIS Eo Oe ee cae As individuals struggle to become revolutionaries, they usually progress through eteges. If the provess continues, they not only see the need to fight, but aise pre- pare themselves to do so. Kot all revolutionaries are f fighters; thia te natural because in making revolution, People must engage in a wide range of practice. Some comredes must agitate among the exploited workers in the factories, mines, fields and among the unemployed. Some engage in cormuinity etruggles around welfare, education, — human rights, Gkyld care, medical care, the aged, youth, women &nd racisme Those who engage in mass work of this type prove they sre revolutionary and not reformist 4 reminding the people that only through unity and revolu- tionary armed struggle will they selze their freedom, These revolutionaries understand that somrades who engaze in armed struggle are fighting in the interest of the speople and therefore must be supported. The fighters know that they need the people's support to survive. All revolutionaries, not just the fighters, must be propared to fighte As a result many combet elements will come from the ranks of the tactical support units. Some may never fight because their aupport skills are too valu- able to the revolution; but they still will be prepared to fight if necessery, if only to defend themselves. A revolutionary need not be in combat to see clearly that & war is in progresse When one acrees with the strategy of the Symbionese Liveration Army, it becomes impractical to also follow the egotietioal aspirations of sore leaders of above- ground political organizations who denounce armed struggle &@nd continue to organize new orcanizations everytime one fails apart, feiling to understand that the people must be organized to fight the enemy} and when leaders fail to atart the fight, the peovle become demoralized and fall from that organization. Leaders who behave in thie Bay, are reactionary, ego- tistical, opportunist and anti-revolutionary, since their actions allow only for the continued grouping and re- grousing of the same revolutionary people for the fight that never comes. Cne must organize in support of something; one does not organize in support of having or belonging to an organ- izations Instead, one muct have a puroose to organize around, and since in revolution, it is the purpose to uw * 1 obheetd ‘ Seeks ea ath) a as Pr Ps ¢ : ne oe Oe er thee “ “Nf e an wee Meroe a earmromrns: gyrase ee pewter rien, Gee” Wa eek. piven -memstiss ‘| t fs . t. > ]