its Indian, Mulatto and Assimilado allies. Its leadership is
composed of elements of this alien exploiting class, and its only
main support in Mozambique is derived from this class. If we look
beyond its "President", one Eduardo Mondlane, an Assimilado,
marrie* to and apparently •ontrolied by a Whi*e American woman,
there Is found the clique of Portuguese settlers, Indians and
Mulattos who compose the true leading elements of "FRELIMO". There
are such elements as Marcelino D0s Santos, a Mulatto of apparent
Capeverdian origin, a group which has historically served the
Portuguese as mercenaries for suppression of the African Peoples
throughout the Portuguese Empire. This Marcelino Dos Santos, it
may be atoted, was expelled from UDENAMO (National Democratic
Union of Mczambique) in I962, on charges of being a Portuguese
spy.
In this same leading clique of the "FRELIMO", there is
to be found one J0:rge Rebello, a Gnanese Indian, and Helder Martins,
a Portuguese, who are principal leaders of the "FRELIMO" clique, and
various other similar elements representing the settler class in
Mozambique.
These are elements who have hoped to capture and dominate
the Mozambican liberation Mjpram*At with the assistance of certaim
misled African leaders, in order to preserve their domination and
exploitation of  tne Mozambican People.
Of course, they have failed and they shall continue to
fail until the final liquidation of Portuguese rule and the
settler class in M0zambique.
Their failure is inevitable, because the Mozambican
masses under the Revolutionary leadership of MANU, know what they
want. T^e Mozambican People know g± well the purpose of the
Revolution and will never stop struggling nor turn from the correct
line until the entire purpose of the Revolution is fulfilled.
MANU shall tontinue to work for complete unity of all
patriotic Mozambican forces in the national struggle against
Portuguese colonialism a$a±H&± and the settler class. Those
members of the national minorities who accept the basic principles
of demo«ratic leadership, majority rule and total struggle for
total liberation, and who seperate themselves from the settler
class to join in the struggle for total national liberation, will
lie welcomed as brothers In the struggle for national liberation
and national reconstruction*
With regard to the setfclers themselves (Portuguese and
Indians) the situation is necessarily different. They are the
backbone and hard core of the settler class, and so, a primary
target of the national liberation struggle. They must not, on any
pretext be permitted to infiltrate the liberation movement and
carry en their resistance and sabotage from within. They must
not and shall not be given the opportunity to realize their plans
to infiltrate and capture the liberation movement and continue
their suppression and exploitation of the Mozambican People
under the camouflage of a sham independence.