they are allowed to meet and talk. The room is bathed in a light blue fog from all the cigar, cigarette, joints and pipe smoke. Enthroned at the head of a long teak table is a clean-shaven, well-dressed stocky man in his late 50's with a crew haircut. Sitting beside him is a heavily mustached man with a beard. Around the table sit twelve men and two women. The man on the throne raps a gavel on a small table at his left.













CHAIRMAN: Comrades, we are gathered here at the request and the special dispensation of Dr. Teufel, our host. The special dispensation which allows us to meet together ends in three hours. Now then--to business. Dr. Teufel is quite unhappy at what's been happening up above sinceHellman, Duranty and the Webbs and many, many others. President Roosevelt applauded Stalin. Churchill told the House of Commons on February 27, 1945: "I know of no Government which stands to its obligations, even in its own despite, more solidly than the Russian Soviet government." When Comrade Mao killed millions in the name of the Revolution, the West applauded including people like David Rockefeller. But for doing the same thing Hitler was condemned and quite rightly. Hitler was a blinded utopian who killed for the metaphysics of revolution while Stalin understood the dialectics of revolution. I propose the resolution and ask for a vote. TROTSKY: Excuse me, but could you read it to us first? MARX: (his face is flushed beet-red) There you go with your sectarianism! What's