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id * stations vere illeraily pursed wnd that their osfices were uncer regul: r surveillunve. The SIA realized that if ve wantec to assure that our communicues “ot to tne veople we were going to have to use our imagine- tions to come up with delivery methods: that woulda catch the vigs off Guard. | Cne thing we reeily dug seeing was the vay various collectives of veople throughout the country reoroduced our communi.ues and those of other groups and then distributed them by hand in the communities at meetings, stores,-dror-to-d-or, get-togethers, etc. The oaners vut out ob; sectarian orgenizations charactesristically r Gidn't deal with actions by the SLA in a principled way. Mostly they evoided any form of struggle by ignoring the SLA as if the events sur- rounding the Poster assasination and the kidnanjing were of such little significance that they didn't even deserve constructive criticism. Cther navers opnortunistically denounced the SLA wholesalely because we were seen as a threat to their dogmatic blueprint an»roach to revolution. | The altarna tive media forms that exist now ere just the barest beginnings of a people's communication network. . we need national and ° internatioual methods of media conmmunic’ tion as well as grassroots anda local comaunity forms. Strong peoole'sa newsoaners, radio, guerrilla theater end film groups, ond research collectives bring us 211 closer toretier and revrenent the grovth of a people's culture.