The following text represents the current political unity of the
Maoist Communist Group. It includes two summations of experience by
local units in Virginia and New York, as well as a theoretical synthesis
of the lessons elaborated in the summations.
“By summing up experience, we can discern the contradictions between ourselves and the enemy and the contradictions among the people, draw a clear distinction between these two types of contradictions, make an appropriate analysis — which by and large conforms to the actual situation — of what was right and what was wrong about each of us and his achievements and shortcomings in the work we have done, and promote the correct ideas and overcome the erroneous ones. This will enable us to strengthen our unity against the enemy…”
– From On Summing Up Experience, Editorial of “Hongqi,” 1969
“By summing up experience, we can discern the contradictions between ourselves and the enemy and the contradictions among the people, draw a clear distinction between these two types of contradictions, make an appropriate analysis — which by and large conforms to the actual situation — of what was right and what was wrong about each of us and his achievements and shortcomings in the work we have done, and promote the correct ideas and overcome the erroneous ones. This will enable us to strengthen our unity against the enemy…”
– From On Summing Up Experience, Editorial of “Hongqi,” 1969
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