Polemic on General Line of International ... - From Marx to Mao

United States, incited and helped them to perpetrate armedprovocations against China by giving them military aid.9. In flagrant violation of the principles guiding relationsamong the fraternal countries, he encroached upon their independenceand sovereignty and wilfully interfered in theirinternal affairs. In the name of “mutual economic assistance”,he opposed the independent development of the economies offraternal countries and forced them to become a source ofraw materials and an outlet for finished goods, thus reducingtheir industries to appendages. He bragged that these wereall new theories and doctrines of his own invention, but in factthey were the jungle law of the capitalist world which heapplied to relations among socialist countries, taking the CommonMarket of the monopoly capitalist blocs as his model.10. In complete violation of the principles guiding relationsamong fraternal Parties, he resorted to all sorts ofschemes to carry out subversive and disruptive activitiesagainst them. Not only did he use the sessions of the CentralCommittee and Congress of his own Party as well as theCongresses of some fraternal Parties to launch overt largescaleunbridled attacks on the fraternal Parties which upholdMarxism-Leninism, but in the case of many fraternal Partieshe shamelessly bought over political degenerates, renegadesand turncoats to support his revisionist line, to attack andeven illegally expel Marxist-Leninists from these Parties, thuscreating splits without considering the consequences.11. He wantonly violated the principle of reaching unanimitythrough consultation among fraternal Parties and, playingthe “patriarchal father Party” role, he wilfully decidedto convene an illegal international meeting of the fraternalParties. In the notice dated July 30, 1964, he ordered that ameeting of the so-called drafting committee of the twenty-sixfraternal Parties be held on December 15 this year, so as tocreate an open split in the international communist movement.12. To cater to the needs of the imperialists and thedomestic forces of capitalism, he pursued a series of revisionist488