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This is a 27-page chapter from what is apparently a manual for cadres or members of the Communist Party of the Philippines. (We have not seen anything but this one chapter.) It appears that it was written in the mid-1990s as part of a rectification campaign within the Party. If anyone has further information about this document, please let us know! This chapter is quite an important statement of the line of the CPP toward mass work and the mass line, and will be of considerable interest to revolutionaries everywhere. It is scanned in and posted here unchanged from a xeroxed copy.

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106 reviews26 followers
July 24, 2023
Straightforward, reflective, worth a read.
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December 20, 2025
“The Party is only an instrument that participates in, but does not dominate, the dialectical process of continuous revolution. It does not stand outside the revolutionary process with a foreknowledge of its laws. The masses are the sole creators of history, and it is from them that the Communist Party must learn. It is only by integrating with them that the Party can lead the revolution.”
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September 26, 2025
GODDD it feels great to read theory again.. very comprehensive yet short summary of conducting mass work and applying to both rural and urban contexts. and how does this apply to building the party as well? read this for ndd.
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June 19, 2025
4.5 stars. if you have any interest in maoism or communist revolution (and the making of one) this is an essential read. gives more material context to theory in practice
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