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NY 100-161445 believes that "non-white people want to die more than white people.” He added that the Vietnam war was "showing that a great technological country that serves people can a destroy people. i) He urged OU students to support the planned May 5th demonstration in Washington by "going on strike from this nursery school and joining the nation-wide student strike." He explained the purpose of the Mey 5 rally as "trying to stop the functioning of the government." He encouraged students to go into the streets and begin "living the revolution so that everywhere you look you see an issue, everywhere you go, you see pigs.'/a. In a question and answer period, HOFFMAN mentioned his published book "Woodstock Nation" and said that proceeds from the book had gone, in part, into his radio station in New York, WPAX, and into preparingtapes for servicemen. The tapes, which include legal advice to GIs, are broadcast from North Vietnam and various radio stations in the United States. e added that $25,000 went into bail funds for Black Panther arty (BPP) members. HOFFMAN also stated that $330,000 had been used as bond following the convictions of HOFFMAN, TOM HAYDEN, JERRY RUBIN and others in the Chicago conspiracy trial. (-) HOFFMAN referred to another book, begun immediately after the Chicago Seven conSpiracy trial, had not been ,ub- lished. He said, "I tried to write a book that no one woulc publish - and after eight months, I succeeded." He said the book taught “howto rip-off everything in the country and how to survive as outlaws." {) "In closing, HOFFMAN disclosed that ‘we plan to go to the Republican convention in '72. We hear that they're planning to hold it in Norman,’ he joked, ‘it's the only safe place’."/.\ -43-