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Mastare. Tt is deplictt ts the botiens of btaer Latger temmunist Parties, acting “under the orders of ths eame Masters. the the dbestiniet Party's display of ite *fange* | at Poekskill should be appraised in the light of the whole of its activity, yest ani Present, and the Communist Party's program which calle for the formation of sucil organi tions. . + To sake it clear once again? ° ; "The everthrow of capitalien 1s impossible without force, rhe - oe me earned uprising and proletarian wars against the dourgootat oe ay toes ee PESOLUTION OF TH SIXTH WOPLD TONGhESS OF THE TOM UNIST TVFIPRATTONAL.” m 1928. Pub. by Workers Library Publishers, H.¥.C. 2nd Mition, duly, ~~” The fact is that the whole Communist Party is set up as a political warfare organisation against the scciety and government under which we live. . “Stalin compares the Party to the general etaff of an army, The Party is: the general staff of the working class revolutionary army, leading the a war againat capitalian.* , Pamphlet: HE COMMUNIST PAPTY IN ACTION by Alex Bittlenan, Pub. = by Workers Library Publishers, ¥.1.0., April 1952, p 23. | = Stalin himself, describes the Communist Party as a warfare force with the top 4 leadership as the General Staff and from thera on down in the order of their impor tance he describes the other officials as Major Generale, Licutenant Generals, Colonels, Majors, Captains, and Lieutenants, with the plain members of the Party being designated aw Serreants and Corporals, with Stalin, himself, as the top Generalissino. Stalin makes clear the meaning of dictatorahip! oo : "The scientific concept of dictatorahip means nothing more nor less on, «6tban power which directly reste on violence, which is not limited ty -—- -—— _lhe- a: amy lawa or restricted by any absolute rules...Dictatorahip meana - ~~ == - note this once and for all...unlimited power, resting on violence ae _ and not on lew," = tee ee . 7+ (Gollected Works, Vol. XXV, pp. 441 and 436, Fussian Zlitions oe ee Pamphicst: PROBLEMS OF LENINISM by Joseph Stalin, International <==7" “Publishers, B.Y., 1934, P. 25 oa ‘When the Party creates such a qaasi~military force under whatever camouflage, it (oe RR he . ee ee » aes. 1a bat « branch erowing off the same tree; namely the Communist forty. . whole _ Als +E. Ta : “Dader prosant Legislation, this oannot be done end none of the highly camouflaged methods that the Communist Party uses to create such a force can be reached or sven sortously taterfored with under present laws. Te Comennt et Farty is a type of enemy organisation, operating ineide our borders, © which 1 takes ‘fall advantage of our liberal Oonatituticnal eet-up and grows, a8 it were, while ve ‘heeps tt ts en eneny, the precise liken of which we have not sonfronted be- fore anf vitch ve mat learn to Hight Wy triel end errors as against the atam donb ; 74