a.—At present the P/KI. sees the possibility of a compromise between the Soviet Union and America. In order not to disturb this compromise the P.K.I. acts moderately and makes broad concessions to the national bourgesisie, Treading this defensive path the P.E.1, is not averse to suppressing the dissaticfaction of its follwers. 3.—The P.K.T has a completely uncritical attitude towards the internal developments of the workers’ states, Whatever Moscow tlictates is law to the P.K.T. The P.E.I, for instance, a prior’ fights Trotskyism and Titoism, hecause that is the standpoint of those im power in the Soviet Union The ACOMA. Party has to fulfil the task of changing the bonapartist national bourgeois government for a people’s government without capitalism, while in this free choice the ACOMIA Party leads the revolutionary development not from the viewport of the capacities of the Soviet
Union, but from those of the mass of the Indonesian people. It acknowledges that the Indonesian revolution is part of the world revalution, but it wants it known that the Indonesian revolution is an important part of the world revolution, Our way is to lead this revolution and to wrench the revolutionary leadership from the hands of the national bourgeoisie, Of course we must accept what is good in the political en-ordination between the workers’ states and the national bourgecisies having become the government, but this is insufficient to cause us to accept the bonapartist national bourgeoisie placing itself as a revolutionary leadership, becatse as long as the revolutionary lendership is in the hands: of that bonapartist national bourgecsie, our revolution will not develop quickly, and counter revolution cannet be liquidated, The ACOMA Party stands on the side of the workers states in the struggle against the pressure and the attacks of capitalism and imperialist. In these matters the ACOMA Party goes together with the P,\K.I. Brot meanwhile the ACOMA Party has a critical and objective point of view concerning the developments and internal contradictions of the workers’ states, Here the ACOMA Party differs from the P.E.[. The fundamental differences between both parties cannot, in fact, be overcome by fusing the two parties. From our point of view the national bourvesisie, which cannot overcome the fundamental differences of their parties in one party, so that the national hourgeoisie is compelled to struggle in the organisation of several parties, hes no might to force a liquidation or simplification of parties which touches the positien and the role of the ACOMA Party as a CoMmInUnist party. (From the Octaber, roge thesis of the Partai
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Theoretical Education The Partai Acoma, Indonesian section of the Fourth International has published for the theoretical education of its members, and the revolutionary vanguard im general: