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yor among, the more then cC,COQO people questioned by the reds isters and urothers/hove stood by their fifth wa OT Many Ouncr — 1onymous 17] -nendwent richts snd have refused toans:rer <ny quesbhions by tue crcl oy to tesbify before the Grand Jury. ‘Ye send 211 these comrades our love and resnect. Qe How did the SIA view the role of the non-estaklishment media in dealing with the ideas and actions of the SLA? he Various radio stations, people's newspapers and median groups have hel:ed to make our propaganda available to the people. Some did it for opportunist reasons to oype their paper or make a name for then- selves out of all the notoriety surrounding the SIA. But many were sincere and unéerstood the crucial role of neoole’s media in build- ing the armed struggle. Pronagands is a tool to mobilize and unite people, to strengthen their forms of resistance thru feedback anda to counteract the lies of the ruling class media. Media that sunvorts i.rmed struggle and helps revolutionaries get their word out to the ~eople plays a@ very courageous role because repressive rulin: class forces make it the tarvet of constant threats and harrassment. Some more or lesa canttalist oned radio stations were thrown into the negition of experiencing the extent of government revressicn ‘shen they found themselves the recipients of our communicuese To 2eliver one communicue, we teleohonsa both KSAN and XDIA scylnp where the cousauni.ne could ve found. Relore the redio st<ctions coulda pet Ge of their eoole there to pick itt us, the feds ned plrecdy sneichea s$t.° Tt ocesn't until someone from the stutio.. vent’ ween Lor seconia ttoe that they mysteriously found the communi ue right where ve nade tt would Le. This Kind of a botu e Ly the TI 8 proos tuet there ‘ . : 4‘ ~ . ° £ she putaennnae ane = = ee em ee ae re em er ee 27,0 LEE ea SO PTI SE et ce use a -_—_ Oe De oe ee he ee eka a! i a | oe hh ed : cue ttes a he 7 : : _ . ee - -, - wh eee ee we Bf “es ™ 7 ° . ee AT. Be ee erg = ae - ~~ aw Mate * ~ ore i. ~~“