Dogma, Whatever Form It Takes,

Radicals Must Be Resilient, Adaptable To Shifting Political Circumstances, And Sensitive Enough To The Process Of Action And Reaction To Avoid Being Trapped By Their Own Tactics And Forced To Travel A Road Not Of Their Choosing.

Do You Like People? Most People Claim That They Like People With, Of Course, A "few Exceptions." When The Exceptions Are Added Together It Becomes Clear That They Include A Vast Majority Of The People. It Becomes Equally Clear That Most People Like Just A Few People, Their Kind Of People, And Either Do Not Actively Care For Or Actively Dislike Most Of The "other" People.

A Good Tactic Is One That Your People Enjoy.

The Practical Revolutionary Will Understand Goethe's 'conscience Is The Virtue Of Observers And Not Of Agents Of Action'; In Action, One Does Not Always Enjoy The Luxury Of A Decision That Is Consistent Both With One's Individual Conscience And The Good Of Mankind.

We Must Face The Bitter Fact That We Have Forsaken Our Great Dream Of A Life Of, For, And By The People; That The Burning Passions And Ideals Of The American Dream Lie Congealed By Cold Cynicism. Great Parts Of The Masses Of Our People No Longer Believe That They Have A Voice Or A Hand In Shaping The Destiny Of This Nation. They Have Not Forsaken Democracy Because Of Any Desire Or Positive Action Of Their Own; They Have Been Driven Down Into The Depths Of A Great Despair Born Of Frustration, Hopelessness, And Apathy. A Democracy Lacking In Popular Participation Dies Of Paralysis.