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® ®@ PASC? OM Many sbows ground groups and prganizations do not think th-¢- fascism ‘s the orcer of the day in amerikkka, The purrese for-. «- studying this question is to understand the historical-and prescnt conditions which have led us to agree with George Jackson's analysts and soy tao-t fascism 1s here now, sithout understanding this crucial concert, {t's impossible to relate to why we are unierground, headings: Blood In My Eye, George Jackson (section on Fascism). Seize the Time, Juno 1974 (George on cover), center ~~ section (A> H), Baste Tenents: t 1. Fascism isi mono’ory capital, coporativism, economic reform, e-ntrelled caplit-lism, seientifte capitolism, We orn never have a commlete cefinition because it is in constant motion. “fascism will mold itself to fit any particuler seb of vroblems tnat threaten the ruling class, ?, Fascism emerred in the eerly 20 century as an anth-communist, anti-Dourgeois decndence, pro-political stability (i.e, reaction- arv movement. 8, fnough Lime hns passed so that we can analyze it: a, the crisis that mrecipitated 4t: existing comflict be- tween the preletariat and the ruling class prens the 20th eentury., “JI unrooted many peorle causing disillusionment ard unrest in Italy, and Koussolini formed the fascio, iussiesn hevalution, 1917, b. The hostilities that caused 't's early sevelorment: In- tellectuals supnorted frseilsm becauso they seq a nav‘ onal breakdown comming thet thev felt wes destructive-- they felt thas thetr sbatus was bhreatened by the lhussian Sevolution “Ith tt's "Gisrerare fer any art form or scientific activity shat did net serve the shote," 4, Three forms cf? fase! sm! a, Sut of nowers;tends to be revoulticnary an? subversivo, antti-c:ritalist and anti-soectalist, b. sn rover but not secure; the sanseticnal fascism (goose stor, ete.) “hon the ruling class is able to surress the reorle's vanruarny rarty, ec, In rover oni_securely so; cvenly troditionalist, “ome dissent tay even be allowed, C-n'tyrn-pesttive mobt ligation: "A hirher acar-e of cent ralisa- on-of sower ani centrei, Lb oceurs when the caritalist indus- rinl soctor of a rarttculor sectoety succecds in alterinnr the eexisting equilibrium in its favor." Fonitive mobllizaticn: "The working masses begin to orazenize ani exart ‘nercessing Influence in the realm of politics." s. omphasts on "referm through government intervention” as op- “-sed 'o “lstsrez fatre." fe