The Preferred World Can Be

Spouting Quotes From Mao, Castro, And Che Guevara, Which Are As Germane To Our Highly Technological, Computerized, Cybernetic, Nuclearpowered, Mass Media Society As A Stagecoach On A Jet Runway At Kennedy Airport.

Curiosity And Irreverence Go Together. Curiosity Cannot Exist Without The Other. Curiosity Asks, "is This True?" "just Because This Has Always Been The Way, Is The Best Or Right Way Of Life, The Best Or Right Religion, Political Or Economic Value, Morality?" To The Questioner, Nothing Is Sacred. He Detests Dogma, Defies Any Finite Definition Of Morality, Rebels Against Any Repression Of A Free, Open Search Of Ideas No Matter Where They May Lead. He Is Challenging, Insulting, Agitating, Discrediting. He Stirs Unrest.

It Should Be Borne In Mind That The Target Is Always Trying To Shift Responsibility To Get Out Of Being The Target. There Is A Constant Squirming And Moving And Strategy . . . On The Part Of The Designated Target. The Forces For Change Must Keep This In Mind And Pin That Target Down Securely. If An Organization Permits Responsibility To Be Diffused And Distributed In A Number Of Areas, Attack Becomes Impossible.

The Democratic Ideal Springs From The Ideas Of Liberty, Equality, Majority Rule Through Free Elections, Protection Of The Rights Of Minorities, And Freedom To Subscribe To Multiple Loyalties In Matters Of Religion, Economics, And Politics Rather Than To A Total Loyalty To The State. The Spirit Of Democracy Is The Idea Of Importance And Worth In The Individual, And Faith In The Kind Of World Where The Individual Can Achieve As Much Of His Potential As Possible.

The Despair Is There; Now It's Up To Us To Go In And Rub Raw The Sores Of Discontent, Galvanize Them For Radical Social Change.