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>...Still, Newman's merger and split with LaRouche would have little merit
as a criticism of NAP (after all it is a sign of political maturity to
recognize mistakes) were it not for how supporters of Newman relentlessly
misrepresent the nature of LaRouche and the NCLC in late 1973 and 1974--the
period when Newman grew close to NCLC and then put himself and his followers
under the political leadership of LaRouche.In 1974 NCLC was not attracting
"organic progressive leaders " from the welfare rights movement, as claimed
by the Newmanites. In fact, it was having trouble attracting significant
Black support at all, since it was leading a successful attempt to destroy
the Black-led National Welfare Rights Organization and defame its popular
leader, the late George Wiley.
During the same period, LaRouche also propounded ideas which were widely perceived to represent outright racism. LaRouche, for instance, offended the Hispanic community in a November, 1973 essay (published in both English and Spanish) titled "The Male Impotence of the Puerto-Rican Socialist Party." An internal memo by LaRouche asked "Can we imagine anything more viciously sadistic than the Black Ghetto mother?" He described the majority of the Chinese people as "approximating the lower animal species" by manifesting a "paranoid personality....a parallel general form of fundamental distinction from actual human personalities." ...
The trigger for Operation Mop Up was a March, 1973 warning by NCLC to the Communist Party, USA. to stop opposing the creation by LaRouche of an alternative to the Black-led National Welfare Rights Organization (NWRO) which LaRouche denounced as being part of a "union-busting slave-labor" alliance. LaRouche set up an alternative, the National Unemployed and Welfare Rights Organization (NUWRO), and, according to LaRouche, NCLC then sent delegations into public Communist Party meetings, "demanding that this criminal behavior of the CP leadership"--that is, support for the original NWRO--"be openly discussed and voted down by the body assembled."