Wimmin spies in Peru demonstrate need for politicizing wimmin



The Wall Street Journal ran a remarkable story about Peruvian 
wimmin working for Peruvian dictator Fujirmori's henchman named 
Montesinos.

These wimmin infiltrated comrade Gonzalo's party and their work 
resulted in the torture and death of Maoist militants. They are an 
example of some of the advantages the oppressor holds with 
apolitical people.

These wimmin admitted to engaging in counterrevolutionary work 
because working in the army seemed like secure work, good for 
building a family. They did not ask why it was that so many 
Peruvians were so poor and why turning to the army for a career 
would be the only option available. Nor did they ask which side 
does better to protect the life of the people overall--despite the 
rhetoric about "terrorism."

These counterrevolutionary wimmin are a warning again to Maoist 
revolutionaries that we cannot be lax in the fight against 
economism. If the people do not understand the overall situation 
of how to advance the economy, they may fall for "Mother Courage" 
and glass-of-milk programs or participation in outright counter-
insurgency themselves.

Vacuous liberals and social-democrats do not have real solutions, 
but like a Trojan Horse they provide a cover for the enemy to 
enter the camp of the people. It is not OK to rat on the 
revolutionary movement to obtain a job, a better welfare program 
or the like. Those in our camp who attach intrinsic value to 
charity items set up the movement for betrayal and failure, 
because the enemy is always willing to set up another charity 
program as long as it exploits somewhere else even harder than 
before.

China was even poorer historically than Peru is now, but Mao 
managed to guarantee jobs for everyone in China. These wimmin 
infiltrators did not know that, and now they are being killed or 
maimed by Montesinos in turn. The Wall Street Journal cast them as 
falling out of line over "human-rights" issues.

In-between the lines (the last lines of New York Times articles or 
the existence of articles about "human-rights violations" in the 
Wall Street Journal) we learn that the U.$. masters of the puppet 
regime in Peru are growing tired of Montesinos. The ruling circles 
mentioned the role of Montesinos in torture because of the 
election in June between Fujimori and Toledo.

Every now and then the Yankee masters prefer to sacrifice one of 
their puppets in order to polish the Yankee imperialist image. We 
cry no tears for the wimmin infiltrators trying to seduce Maoists 
one day in order to have them killed and being killed themselves 
the next day. At the same time, we trace the trail of bloodshed to 
its lair -- Yankee imperialism.



Note:

Wall Street Journal "Dark Side: The Spies Helped Peru Beat its 
Terrorist Foes," 30May2000, p. 1