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The Red Mole Vol. 2, No. 27, 1 September 1971 · pp. 2-3 of the scan · 189 words

The scan: v02n27-sep-01-1971.pdf (PDF, Marxists Internet Archive, opens at this page)

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page 2 of the scan

THE INDO-CHINESE REVOLUTION For the present crisis hits the United States at a time when the world revolution is on an upswing. Only the most myopic of Eurocentric "Marxists" could today doubt the phenomenal impact which the Indo Chinese revolution has had on the political life and economic structure of United States imperialism. The old image of the United States as an authoritative and stable force capable of restoring the capitalist status que has today been completely reversed, largely because of the amprecedented heroism of the Victnamese. And it would be futile to imagine that this heroism fell out of the sky. It is due not kast to the leadership of the National Liberation Front and the absolute refusal of the North Vietnamese leaders to capitalute in the face of massive imperialist pressure. It has become clear that the United States will he forced to pull out of Indo-Chinn. The old dilemma of whether a withdrawal would be more harmful than atavine in In the sino that l*

page 3 of the scan

The following uteruew emerged after a lengthy discussion with a Yugosian comrade sympathetic to the Forth Inter-

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