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University of Mississippi eGrove Pamphlets and Broadsides Citizens' Council Collection 1-1-1900 The Colossal Fraud on the American People Benjamin Gitlow Follow this and additional works at: https://egrove.olemiss.edu/citizens_pamph  Part of the United States History Commons Recommended Citation Gitlow, Benjamin, "The Colossal Fraud on the American People" (1900). Pamphlets and Broadsides. 69. https://egrove.olemiss.edu/citizens_pamph/69 This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the Citizens' Council Collection at eGrove. It has been accepted for inclusion in Pamphlets and Broadsides by an authorized administrator of eGrove. For more information, please contact egrove@olemiss.edu. c: I rl? - 5' COull ' IL-S • l£GROES En) HARED IN CIVIL l.-bR-I'iliVOLUTION FOR WORLD COMMUNISM TAKE-OVEB.**llliPORTS SHOW A NATION-WIDL UPF.ISIID APPROACHES; (b) GOV~RNMENr ~CTION T(~ It TORE LEADERS OF FOREIGN GOVERM\'IENl'S ALARMED: WOULDLOOE u.s. AS ALLY * ORDlill"; (0) THEN INTERNATIONALIZATION BY U.N. AS ALGIERS; (c)THEN U.N. TO CARVE om: ill-p NEGBO COIDIUNlS'! POLICY UBSTION -WAR • IfqJtv que.tiaa ill a .... " aM-ing ~ for the A.=:~ .peapIe. ~w the COUDtry It is • ro~ CI_1 mae-nitude. U.poUtica conuquenCIl in ~ affairs of olD' gUVeJAD IDt and In the arena of wodel politics cannot be lQnored. . 'I11e communist policy in the early years up to 1928 on the Keglo question was that the Negroes should be accorded fuH racial, social, and politi~l ~uality with the whites. While I was campaigning in the ~uth. I received a telegram from the national office of the Communist Party that to our regular Negro demands for equality, etc., I should add the right of the Negroes to national self-detenni-nation, the ultimate objective of which was, naturally, the - establishment of a Negl'O government in the Black Belt of the South. The policy, though it originated in Moscow, did not anneal to me. Stalin emphasized as most important this statement used by Zinoviev, Chair-man of the Comintern: "The national question is a revolution-ary problem, not a constitutional one." It should now be clear to every reader that the conimunists have no intention of conducting a constitutional battle for 'Ne-gro rights and justice. To them the consti-tution is a scrap of paper to use when it serves their purpose, to disregard it and violate it whenever it suits them. In addition, the 1928 Stalin resolution laying down binding instructions upon the American Communist Party contained the following: "To the extent to whlch the Party suc-c eeds in developing ,. strong revolutionary movement in the United States, it will also be able to exert a decisive influence upon the revolutionary movement of the Negl\lles in all parts of the world." Stalin hoped by utilizing Neglo na-tiona1ism in the United States to develop revolutionary NegiO Nationalist move-ments on a world scale and through such movements to mobilize millions of ar-dent supporters for tIte Soviet Union. The revolutionary N eglv nationalist movement which the communists began in earnest to organne in the United States, in South America, in Africa, and wherever Ne-groes lived, became a most important arm of Soviet political imperialism. I have nut down in very brief outline the historical facts that constitute the background of the basic, the unchange-able position on the American Negro Question of the American communists and their comradE"s throughout the world, including, \)£ course, their Soviet masters. To use Stalin's words it" is therefore OF A NEGRO NATION.A$ IN KATAIDA; ( d) THEN RWS ·N RUlE OF SOUTHLA1{) VIA NEGROES obvious that the American communists RULE when they fight so loudly and militantly for civil rights, for integJ aUon, fOf' the constitution, are perpetratinJ{ a hoax on the Negroes. What they are diligently pre-paring, by their activities in the civil rights field, are conditions favorable for civil war and revolution. ntis is ~true because the communists, by exploit-ing the jUstified complaint! of the Nef(lo people and the humane instincts of the American people, seek, becanse they cham-pion national self-determination for' the NegloeS, ali outcome that is not a mat-ter of constitutional adjusbnent; they seek revolutionary results that do not square with the legal process-for their real aim is civil war and revolution. That is the essence of the communist position. They are setting a trap for ensnaring ~e Negro masses into the communist con-spiracy. They are committing a colossal fraud upon the American people. The communists in their propaganda on the Negro question try to impress the Amer.ican people and the Negroes in par-ticular that they are for justice for the Negro, for giving the Negro full demo-cratic rights, for raising his status and giv-ing him equal social standing with the whites. This propaganda is all camouflage, all lies. Here is what Lenin, the communist genius, stated unequivocally in the basic communist position, as reported by Stalin: "Herein he (Lenin) declared that the essential point of the nationalist question, in general, and of the right of self-deter-mination in particular, was that they had ceased to be parts of the democratic move-ment, and had become vital constituents of the proletarian movement, of the so-cialist revolution." Fundamentals of Lenin-ism, page 290. The communists are, therefore, cham-pioning the cause of the Negroes in Amer-ica, not as part of a democratic movement, but as an important part of their drive to mobilize both colored and white for pro-letarian revolution and the overthrow of our gnvprnmpnt Co."erwi_g The .A._bOt' .•• For 11 yeus Bzajadn Gielow .... a CoMiiihunist-the lint in the United States to be COIlvicted and impris-oned for such we .. bel hlp. Be held the bi,'l ZIt poaItioa in the (M,,;;.u-nist party in the U. S. - that of GnJetal Seaetary of the Puty. ID 1940 he ,ave tile Hoo"e Un-American Activities CMnm'Uw the complete story of the Cw"mgnl.t Pili ty in the United State. end their pl,n, to nale America. t \ -I • . • \ • --+:~ • • "1~SOUIllI I (These pla.ns • L " , PI 0 , ~\ \ • \ • • \ • an<\ ICfcor M · o , .. I ----... ___ .... .-' ,,0· • • , .. --•.. --_ .. .. .-., ~"7'-" :. . ..."..,. .. - .- . . "....r r ··-··- -- ._ .. --• I A III ~ ----'- -_.- - . - ---_ .. -JW--" \ , The President and hie oollaborators are aware of this oonspiraoy. HOw does the Dictatorship planned via Executive Ordera tit into this Iplan ? I The above map taken fro ... the oftleial reeorda 01 the Con,fEl.loaa' COilimlttee on Un-American Activities. The orl,lnaI plot 01 the C.b-m1lnl.t Pu·ty w.. to drive mou,h WhItes out 01 the South to ,lve the Netroe. ck blnanee and eontrot In tt e are.. IlWIleated above. I THE ABOVE IS THE COMWUNIST-FLANNEID "BLACK REPUBLIC" _ TO BE DOMINATED BY RUSSIJ~ IN ITS RID.E of' THF! SOUtH. I * -r; * 'R ·~ss ia. ready ir Cubn to take OV~l· . \ "CIVIL RIGHTS" - rt IN1'EGRATION" IIOAX ON THE NEGROES PLANNED BY STALIN IN 1928 TO FOAIENI' CIVIL W.AR IN U.S. AND OVERTIIROW OP U.S. OOVERmiENT WOULD ALSO AID l'HE WORlD UPRISING OF NEGROES FOR WORLD SOVIET SOCIALIST REVOLUTION COIOlUNISTS USE NEGROES FOR U.S. CIVIL WAR . 5 • Manning Johnson_ former top Negro OOd6U1~nist: "Stirring up raoe and class oon!'liot i. the basi s of all OOllllllmlist party work in the South ••• Thla plot to use the Negroes as the spearhead, or expendables. wae conoooted by Stalin in 1928. Vooiierous Negro 1ntelleotua ls_ along with the reds_ through their lapraotioal, 1mreali.tic alien behavior. turn raoe rela-tions into a shambles. Every Negro who oppoa.a integration and the N.A.A.C.P. be-o s a "traitor" or an "Uaole Tom." Every white person tak1D g a similar stand i. a "or 1" and "outside ot the law." They (Negro intelleotuals) have no lOT8 for the"ir own people ••• They pl. 1Io800W'" game and they deaarYe whatever red reward ia due them. A large n'.ber ot Negro ministers are all tor the oo"IfInmlsts. White minister. acting as miasionariea. U81n~ the raoe angle as bait_ aided 1n the oultlTation ot Negro ministers tor work in the Red solar system of orgaDizatlons ••• The use ot aex and perversion as a means ot politioal blaok" Gil was an aooepted red tactio. ••• ot all their work methode used, it was generally agreed that the Churoh is the "best oover tor illegal work." -traa the book, nco~or.Communi8m and Co"uecJD Sense. • • J.Edgar Hoover, "In the oaS8 of the Negro lIinority the COlllintern 'began in 1928 to lay down a speoifio Party line for the guid-anoe ot comrades in the U.S ••• Negroes were to be considered as an 'oppressed raoe.' But in the South, the slogan must be: 'the Right of Self-Detennination of the Negroes in the Blaok Belt.' " - Masters ot Deoeit. I~ GBRMAIY COMMUNISTS TRAIN NEGROES FOR ·WORLD OPRISIID. TOLD TO UNITE WITH WORLD HEGROES In~ludeG U.S. Ne~roeej GuineansJ Ghanaian_; Congolese, Liberians and Togolese. Congressional Record - 87th Congress, 1st Ses8ion J 1me 8_1961 -Pg.9239. "Berlin. Comunmist East Gel JUany has opened an .Awerloen Negro Alltation Training Center in the SaxoD7 industrial oity ot Ba~z.n. . The Center, masked &s "The Institute tor the AdT.noe~nt ot the XegroRaoe_" .eeka to trans-to the rao1a1 unrest in the U.S. South into a powerful Negro nationalilt mOTament. Intelligenoe otfioials attribute the oO'MI'uni.lt exploitation ot thited states to Gerhard Eisler. the tor".·r No. 1 Amerioan oon'Dlmiat who V~8d -an .atabli.bmant ot .uoh a U. S. Negro pro~da training oenter at the time of the Little Rook sohool integration riot" in 1957." Gus Hall, General Secretary of the Commu-nist Party in America, said in hi'S booklet, "Which Way USA" in 1964. "It seems that in the period ahead the strug-gle will proceed on three levels. First, the over-all national objective will be to get the civil rights legislation passed by congress. The second level will be organized struggle for specific objectives. This should not be a retreat from the high point of huge-demonstrations. On the contrary it is the strength displayed in mass demonstrations that makes it possible to win specific victories. The third level is the continued struggle in the South. The slow dogged campaign to break down the bars against registration of negro voters is going ahead. If we could launch a national and inter-national campaign against Southern brutality, we could make a signal contribution to the freeing of the South. Why can there not be a clearing house that exposes every act of terror to the w,orld? This is something to which the churches might well direct their attention. The civil rights front is that on which the main battles are being fought today. It must at all time'S ·receive our top attention." I EUROPEAN GOVERNMENTS AI.ABMe:D AT REPORTS OF • AMERICA'S INTERNAL PERIL llASSER-BACKED BLACK KUSLIW CAN SPRIlG nGRO UPRISINGS IN U.S. AT ANYTIME. Franoe-May 1963& Governments of Western lurope are reoeiTing alarming reports -",hieb touoh on Am,er1r-' s internal stability. Their informants put it bluntly; a devel-opment has taken plaoe within the p8.st--t'ew weeks whioh can shake America. and a 01"isi8 in Au~rioa can endanger the West •• However. accordIng to reliable reports reaohing ~overnment8 arQund the world (though not the Ameri~n publi~), the NAACP and Elijah MOhai_d t s loiJo.ere have tormed a OOIlN'OO front. which meaDS that the more violent leaders have ass'"ed direction •• Elijah-s lieutenan'ts hale been or§anizlng an elite militia and stock1ng UtQs •••• Reports: a brutal, sudden outbreak_ nation-wide in soope. with Blaok Muslims forming the offioer oadre_ is approaohing. and that it will tollow the no" t.~11Iar ~tternJ uprising; gover = nt reaotion. to restore order" and internationalization ot the dis-pute ••• through the U.N. - with the solid support ot AtrloaIls in the world aS8embll. ••• Should · African-Arab A8ian rumblings in U.N. tail to bloak fulfillment .,f Kennedy-I FeldJpQD prlJDiS8a to 8Uppo:r:t Is~~" 1. J lUlother oard reme,ina: it la Nasser's _a.bfllty to IEit. a NAACP-BLACK )(USL1l! FUSE within Amerioa - with whole blocks in the U.N. already pledged to prevent W~8hington tro-dealing firlilly with our own rebellion. B. dUe Berrier Report •• *.Would "internationalizing" mean S808ssion ot the "Blaok Republlo" from U.S1- oocupation by foreign U.li. troops'/ the Police State via the Exeoutive Ordera already waiting tor "the emergency" to bring them about! , 

The Colossal Fraud on the American People

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University of Mississippi eGrove Newspapers and Journals Citizens' Council Collection 1-1-1900 The Colossal Fraud on the American People Benjamin Gitlow Follow this and additional works at: https://egrove.olemiss.edu/citizens_news  Part of the United States History Commons Recommended Citation Gitlow, Benjamin, "The Colossal Fraud on the American People" (1900). Newspapers and Journals. 59. https://egrove.olemiss.edu/citizens_news/59 This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the Citizens' Council Collection at eGrove. It has been accepted for inclusion in Newspapers and Journals by an authorized administrator of eGrove. For more information, please contact egrove@olemiss.edu. c: I rl? - 5' COull ' IL-S • l£GROES En) HARED IN CIVIL l.-bR-I'iliVOLUTION FOR WORLD COMMUNISM TAKE-OVEB.**llliPORTS SHOW A NATION-WIDL UPF.ISIID APPROACHES; (b) GOV~RNMENr ~CTION T(~ It TORE LEADERS OF FOREIGN GOVERM\'IENl'S ALARMED: WOULDLOOE u.s. AS ALLY * ORDlill"; (0) THEN INTERNATIONALIZATION BY U.N. AS ALGIERS; (c)THEN U.N. TO CARVE om: ill-p NEGBO COIDIUNlS'! POLICY UBSTION -WAR • IfqJtv que.tiaa ill a .... " aM-ing ~ for the A.=:~ .peapIe. ~w the COUDtry It is • ro~ CI_1 mae-nitude. U.poUtica conuquenCIl in ~ affairs of olD' gUVeJAD IDt and In the arena of wodel politics cannot be lQnored. . 'I11e communist policy in the early years up to 1928 on the Keglo question was that the Negroes should be accorded fuH racial, social, and politi~l ~uality with the whites. While I was campaigning in the ~uth. I received a telegram from the national office of the Communist Party that to our regular Negro demands for equality, etc., I should add the right of the Negroes to national self-detenni-nation, the ultimate objective of which was, naturally, the - establishment of a Negl'O government in the Black Belt of the South. The policy, though it originated in Moscow, did not anneal to me. Stalin emphasized as most important this statement used by Zinoviev, Chair-man of the Comintern: "The national question is a revolution-ary problem, not a constitutional one." It should now be clear to every reader that the conimunists have no intention of conducting a constitutional battle for 'Ne-gro rights and justice. To them the consti-tution is a scrap of paper to use when it serves their purpose, to disregard it and violate it whenever it suits them. In addition, the 1928 Stalin resolution laying down binding instructions upon the American Communist Party contained the following: "To the extent to whlch the Party suc-c eeds in developing ,. strong revolutionary movement in the United States, it will also be able to exert a decisive influence upon the revolutionary movement of the Negl\lles in all parts of the world." Stalin hoped by utilizing Neglo na-tiona1ism in the United States to develop revolutionary NegiO Nationalist move-ments on a world scale and through such movements to mobilize millions of ar-dent supporters for tIte Soviet Union. The revolutionary N eglv nationalist movement which the communists began in earnest to organne in the United States, in South America, in Africa, and wherever Ne-groes lived, became a most important arm of Soviet political imperialism. I have nut down in very brief outline the historical facts that constitute the background of the basic, the unchange-able position on the American Negro Question of the American communists and their comradE"s throughout the world, including, \)£ course, their Soviet masters. To use Stalin's words it" is therefore OF A NEGRO NATION.A$ IN KATAIDA; ( d) THEN RWS ·N RUlE OF SOUTHLA1{) VIA NEGROES obvious that the American communists RULE when they fight so loudly and militantly for civil rights, for integJ aUon, fOf' the constitution, are perpetratinJ{ a hoax on the Negroes. What they are diligently pre-paring, by their activities in the civil rights field, are conditions favorable for civil war and revolution. ntis is ~true because the communists, by exploit-ing the jUstified complaint! of the Nef(lo people and the humane instincts of the American people, seek, becanse they cham-pion national self-determination for' the NegloeS, ali outcome that is not a mat-ter of constitutional adjusbnent; they seek revolutionary results that do not square with the legal process-for their real aim is civil war and revolution. That is the essence of the communist position. They are setting a trap for ensnaring ~e Negro masses into the communist con-spiracy. They are committing a colossal fraud upon the American people. The communists in their propaganda on the Negro question try to impress the Amer.ican people and the Negroes in par-ticular that they are for justice for the Negro, for giving the Negro full demo-cratic rights, for raising his status and giv-ing him equal social standing with the whites. This propaganda is all camouflage, all lies. Here is what Lenin, the communist genius, stated unequivocally in the basic communist position, as reported by Stalin: "Herein he (Lenin) declared that the essential point of the nationalist question, in general, and of the right of self-deter-mination in particular, was that they had ceased to be parts of the democratic move-ment, and had become vital constituents of the proletarian movement, of the so-cialist revolution." Fundamentals of Lenin-ism, page 290. The communists are, therefore, cham-pioning the cause of the Negroes in Amer-ica, not as part of a democratic movement, but as an important part of their drive to mobilize both colored and white for pro-letarian revolution and the overthrow of our gnvprnmpnt Co."erwi_g The .A._bOt' .•• For 11 yeus Bzajadn Gielow .... a CoMiiihunist-the lint in the United States to be COIlvicted and impris-oned for such we .. bel hlp. Be held the bi,'l ZIt poaItioa in the (M,,;;.u-nist party in the U. S. - that of GnJetal Seaetary of the Puty. ID 1940 he ,ave tile Hoo"e Un-American Activities CMnm'Uw the complete story of the Cw"mgnl.t Pili ty in the United State. end their pl,n, to nale America. t \ -I • . • \ • --+:~ • • "1~SOUIllI I (These pla.ns • L " , PI 0 , ~\ \ • \ • • \ • an<\ ICfcor M · o , .. I ----... ___ .... .-' ,,0· • • , .. --•.. --_ .. .. .-., ~"7'-" :. . ..."..,. .. - .- . . "....r r ··-··- -- ._ .. --• I A III ~ ----'- -_.- - . - ---_ .. -JW--" \ , The President and hie oollaborators are aware of this oonspiraoy. HOw does the Dictatorship planned via Executive Ordera tit into this Iplan ? I The above map taken fro ... the oftleial reeorda 01 the Con,fEl.loaa' COilimlttee on Un-American Activities. The orl,lnaI plot 01 the C.b-m1lnl.t Pu·ty w.. to drive mou,h WhItes out 01 the South to ,lve the Netroe. ck blnanee and eontrot In tt e are.. IlWIleated above. I THE ABOVE IS THE COMWUNIST-FLANNEID "BLACK REPUBLIC" _ TO BE DOMINATED BY RUSSIJ~ IN ITS RID.E of' THF! SOUtH. I * -r; * 'R ·~ss ia. ready ir Cubn to take OV~l· . \ "CIVIL RIGHTS" - rt IN1'EGRATION" IIOAX ON THE NEGROES PLANNED BY STALIN IN 1928 TO FOAIENI' CIVIL W.AR IN U.S. AND OVERTIIROW OP U.S. OOVERmiENT WOULD ALSO AID l'HE WORlD UPRISING OF NEGROES FOR WORLD SOVIET SOCIALIST REVOLUTION COIOlUNISTS USE NEGROES FOR U.S. CIVIL WAR . 5 • Manning Johnson_ former top Negro OOd6U1~nist: "Stirring up raoe and class oon!'liot i. the basi s of all OOllllllmlist party work in the South ••• Thla plot to use the Negroes as the spearhead, or expendables. wae conoooted by Stalin in 1928. Vooiierous Negro 1ntelleotua ls_ along with the reds_ through their lapraotioal, 1mreali.tic alien behavior. turn raoe rela-tions into a shambles. Every Negro who oppoa.a integration and the N.A.A.C.P. be-o s a "traitor" or an "Uaole Tom." Every white person tak1D g a similar stand i. a "or 1" and "outside ot the law." They (Negro intelleotuals) have no lOT8 for the"ir own people ••• They pl. 1Io800W'" game and they deaarYe whatever red reward ia due them. A large n'.ber ot Negro ministers are all tor the oo"IfInmlsts. White minister. acting as miasionariea. U81n~ the raoe angle as bait_ aided 1n the oultlTation ot Negro ministers tor work in the Red solar system of orgaDizatlons ••• The use ot aex and perversion as a means ot politioal blaok" Gil was an aooepted red tactio. ••• ot all their work methode used, it was generally agreed that the Churoh is the "best oover tor illegal work." -traa the book, nco~or.Communi8m and Co"uecJD Sense. • • J.Edgar Hoover, "In the oaS8 of the Negro lIinority the COlllintern 'began in 1928 to lay down a speoifio Party line for the guid-anoe ot comrades in the U.S ••• Negroes were to be considered as an 'oppressed raoe.' But in the South, the slogan must be: 'the Right of Self-Detennination of the Negroes in the Blaok Belt.' " - Masters ot Deoeit. I~ GBRMAIY COMMUNISTS TRAIN NEGROES FOR ·WORLD OPRISIID. TOLD TO UNITE WITH WORLD HEGROES In~ludeG U.S. Ne~roeej GuineansJ Ghanaian_; Congolese, Liberians and Togolese. Congressional Record - 87th Congress, 1st Ses8ion J 1me 8_1961 -Pg.9239. "Berlin. Comunmist East Gel JUany has opened an .Awerloen Negro Alltation Training Center in the SaxoD7 industrial oity ot Ba~z.n. . The Center, masked &s "The Institute tor the AdT.noe~nt ot the XegroRaoe_" .eeka to trans-to the rao1a1 unrest in the U.S. South into a powerful Negro nationalilt mOTament. Intelligenoe otfioials attribute the oO'MI'uni.lt exploitation ot thited states to Gerhard Eisler. the tor".·r No. 1 Amerioan oon'Dlmiat who V~8d -an .atabli.bmant ot .uoh a U. S. Negro pro~da training oenter at the time of the Little Rook sohool integration riot" in 1957." Gus Hall, General Secretary of the Commu-nist Party in America, said in hi'S booklet, "Which Way USA" in 1964. "It seems that in the period ahead the strug-gle will proceed on three levels. First, the over-all national objective will be to get the civil rights legislation passed by congress. The second level will be organized struggle for specific objectives. This should not be a retreat from the high point of huge-demonstrations. On the contrary it is the strength displayed in mass demonstrations that makes it possible to win specific victories. The third level is the continued struggle in the South. The slow dogged campaign to break down the bars against registration of negro voters is going ahead. If we could launch a national and inter-national campaign against Southern brutality, we could make a signal contribution to the freeing of the South. Why can there not be a clearing house that exposes every act of terror to the w,orld? This is something to which the churches might well direct their attention. The civil rights front is that on which the main battles are being fought today. It must at all time'S ·receive our top attention." I EUROPEAN GOVERNMENTS AI.ABMe:D AT REPORTS OF • AMERICA'S INTERNAL PERIL llASSER-BACKED BLACK KUSLIW CAN SPRIlG nGRO UPRISINGS IN U.S. AT ANYTIME. Franoe-May 1963& Governments of Western lurope are reoeiTing alarming reports -",hieb touoh on Am,er1r-' s internal stability. Their informants put it bluntly; a devel-opment has taken plaoe within the p8.st--t'ew weeks whioh can shake America. and a 01"isi8 in Au~rioa can endanger the West •• However. accordIng to reliable reports reaohing ~overnment8 arQund the world (though not the Ameri~n publi~), the NAACP and Elijah MOhai_d t s loiJo.ere have tormed a OOIlN'OO front. which meaDS that the more violent leaders have ass'"ed direction •• Elijah-s lieutenan'ts hale been or§anizlng an elite militia and stock1ng UtQs •••• Reports: a brutal, sudden outbreak_ nation-wide in soope. with Blaok Muslims forming the offioer oadre_ is approaohing. and that it will tollow the no" t.~11Iar ~tternJ uprising; gover = nt reaotion. to restore order" and internationalization ot the dis-pute ••• through the U.N. - with the solid support ot AtrloaIls in the world aS8embll. ••• Should · African-Arab A8ian rumblings in U.N. tail to bloak fulfillment .,f Kennedy-I FeldJpQD prlJDiS8a to 8Uppo:r:t Is~~" 1. J lUlother oard reme,ina: it la Nasser's _a.bfllty to IEit. a NAACP-BLACK )(USL1l! FUSE within Amerioa - with whole blocks in the U.N. already pledged to prevent W~8hington tro-dealing firlilly with our own rebellion. B. dUe Berrier Report •• *.Would "internationalizing" mean S808ssion ot the "Blaok Republlo" from U.S1- oocupation by foreign U.li. troops'/ the Police State via the Exeoutive Ordera already waiting tor "the emergency" to bring them about! , 

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