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Ce 9 e O0 DE 7-1303 He emphasized that he had no acquaintance whatsoever a with either the SLA or with Mrs. PERRY. His observations, . he said; are based on published news accounts of the kidnaping, of SLA and PERRY, and on his experience with Radical mentality, as seen through his study as a psychologist as a specialist in disorders of the "youth culture" mentality. Regarding Mrs. PERRY, and associates, he stated as follows: . Lo. a . = I. Re Associationstand Life St le” She predictably numbers among her associates in the SLA, Indians, Chicanos, Chinese and Blacks to whom she bears intellectual superiority and for whom she is the Ideological leader and spokesman. Her group should include several white “hangers-on,” who are as bright as she, and probably, like her, from middle-class to upper-middle-class backgrounds. The blacks predictably would be bright, but of "Street People" background. Indian members should fit the model of the a Indian liberation model, RUSSEL MEANS. She probably has a sexual relationship to one or more of the non-white members; and although she is clearly their superior, she would permit herself to be dominated sexually by them in a Sado-Masochistic relationship. She is heavily, over-identified with the underdog. 2 Although she would consider herself clearly superior to the "running dogs of the imperialist society,” she as absolutely no personal respect for herself. She would probably live in abject poverty or pseudo-poverty situation, although not in a typical “pad." Her life style should include a great weakness: a holdover in form of a sign or signal of her past position of affluence, some vestige of. the "good life." Examples, she might occasionally splurge and visit an excellent restaurant; put on the dog and havé a night on the town as a society gal; obtain great pleasure out of being if only briefly in a fine, expensive car. < : She could not possibly stay away from witnessing e first symbolic turnover of money and/or foodstuffs to the people, per her demands. She would have a compulsion — to personally see the success of her first destructive a venture against the establishment. . ' She would also have some logical loose ties with © _ someone outside her organization in whom she has trust. She may well think these ties are far more important than -2- ;