Revolutionary organization

Definition and stakes

Fredy Perlman,  Manual for Revolutionary Leaders (1974)

“ From the moment when the historical purpose of a revolutionary organization is defined by hard facts, by historical events, revolutionary organizers can let hard facts speak. It is history that speaks. It is to history that they are responsible. It is by history that they are elected. It is history that defines their goal. It is no longer an individual's imaginings, insights or proofs that argue what is to be done, and by whom. ”
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Fredy Perlman,  Manual for Revolutionary Leaders (1974)

“ The historical goal of revolutionary leaders is not some rigmarole, some slogans in a manifesto, some utopia which has never existed. The historically realized goal of the revolutionary organization is not independent creative activity by the population as agents of history. It is decision making by the leader as head of State. It is to consolidate what we ourselves have won, what we ourselves have decreed, made law, discussed, planned consolidate all this in stable forms of everyday labor discipline. ”
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