8*mbatente - 5 -      October 31, 1967.
they
If this is true why are/affraid to visit those liberated areas? Why are they still refusing a visit of any Pressmen who could report on site? Doeantt it call for deep thought?
In the eyes of their generous supporters and those who praise
them for their imaginary successes against Portuguese colonialism in
Mozambique, our statement means a deliberate slander of the "revoluti-
onary leaders" of the Mozambican Lynching Front (Frelimo)* But to us,
the action of the imperialist henchmen is a naked national capitulati^
0n, the philosophy of traitors. They are a handful of counter-revolutionaries.  Their words are worthless, for they are nothing but traitors who have sold out their country; they are running-dogs of U.S.
imperialism and Portuguese colonailsm.  The entire people of Mozambique hate them and we have shown them for what they are: TRAITORS and
MERCENARIES-^   It is indeed strange that Br.E.C.Mondlane and his coll£
agues, Black Africans and highly educated so well placed to lead the
fight against colonialism and imperialism, should pursue this extremely reactionary and thoroughly traitor/ line pretending to be true nationalists while actively serving as spokesmen for imperialism.
It is now obvious that since the very beginning/treacherous clique of Frelimo had embarked on the reactionary line aiming at delaying
and sabotaging the struggle for liberation of the country and our people.
Thus let us see briefly what happened and still happening in the
revolution of Mozambique led by FRELIMO.  In 1964,the Lynching Front
leaders delivered to the Portuguese colonial government a great quanti
ty of war material received from the then President Ben Bella1s Governm
ent of Algeria.  The hand-over of weapons, according to our sources of
information, was made by two "brothers"$ LEMOS DOS SANTOS GOUVEIA and
JOÃO BENEDITO GOUVEIA.  The traitorous brothers underwent military training courses in Algeria, a second group from October 1963 to April ".'.'
1964* Frelimo leaders cunningly prepared the delivery which took place
in Malawi through the Portuguese Embassy.  It was a great quantity of
Ben.Bella's weapons (about 2,000 arms of various kinds).
The hand-over of weapons was accompanied by twelve(12) trainees
of whom only three escaped as to the rest nobody knows what, was their
fate. Frelimo leaders had arranged everything before-hand with the P£
rtuguese Emabssy in Malawi where traitor Lemos Gouveia, the chief-offi-