and because in any case communism Sir. takes different forms and the Viet- I wish you would remind some of namese form need not threaten the wilder contributors who seem world stability. There were too many intent on promoting left-wing dison Sunday's non-violent unity with Anti-CP Anti-Mao or march who seemed to have Anti-anybody tirades that this sort serious idea of what practical, mass of thing merely plays into the hands aDDeal. brogressivism must consist of the establishment. Self-criticism of, and efforts must be made rapidly Yes! But let's spend most of our to educate them, or the movement effort in finding points of unity and will stagnate. concurrence when discussing other Because these two points were not groups. Christ! We need each other's noted, I believe there will probably help badly enough. not be any significant rise in the number of progressive movement October 15th issue editorial exceladherents at the next major demon- lent! Fawthrop v. good! stration Or nrooreceive event London, and if this proves to be so I notice you've got artists on the I suggest you give some serious books - D. Mercey, AGIT-PROP. thought to changing tactics in the etc. - which covers the visuals. But way 1 described. does anybody have any ideas about These points apply of course not the promotion of revolutionary just to this Vietnam demonstration ideas through prose fiction. Has but to any kind of outdoor progres- anybody thought of a publishing cosive activity, as much the same de- operative? fects have been apparent in other such activities in the past.
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