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. io _ a ho. . , ‘ vl ge ton ate . “+ ed oo mpeen <9: tg en So cnn oy Auk. Bf eran NY 100-161445 in addition to other infiltrators and informants. According to the subject, the four students killed at KSU in May, 1970, were depicted by the United States Government as being clean cut dupes, when actually they were "scruffy hippies" who were involved inradical activities on campus. DOUGLAS then commented that the known campus radicals at KSU who had appeared on several "talk" shows prior to the shootings, were not present on campus when the four students were shot. The Subject answered with "baloney". DOUGLAS then said he could furnish names of such radicals who were on campus to the subject off the air. The subject did not further comment on the subject. however, the program at this point temporarily 7 went off the air.//.) u DOUGLAS then asked the subject if revolution was his most important consideration. The subject responded that "love is the most important thing. Fortunately, we do not have to distinguish between love and revolution". DOUGLAS then asked the subject, "given the present state of the country, why do we need a@ revolution". The subject stated that the youthymovement now is trying to form a New Nation, aiso known as tneNJoodstock Nation, with its avowed purpose being the establi ent of new values. The-subject believes in a utopian society where there is no work. He stated that his philosophy is contained in his book, "Tales of HOFFMAN" which Random House has refused to publish because it contains specific instructions on how to steal and fight. The subject stated that Random House had refused to ‘vublishhis book because it did not contain enough theory.(..) The subject stated that people need to be taught how to survive without working and that his book teaches the poor how to "rip off" welfare./..) Regarding the Chicago Seven Conspiracy Trial, the subject stated that he was positive that the defendants would ‘be victorious and that the colirt systém had already béén ~~ exposed as being ludicrous. (») -53—