In response we distributed pamphlets at the University of Paris. Kamov has sympathisers within Yugoslavia, and we' have strong links with opposition groups in Slavonia. We offer support to all libertarian groups, but will not co-operate with Marxists. We whole-heartedly reject the notions of parliamentary democracy and free market economics, and seek an end to the power of the police, the military and politicians in Yugoslavia. Our experience of life in the west has shown us that parliamentary democracy cannot solve Yugoslavia's economic problems.
Capitalism is no better than communist dictatorship.
After the Croatian elections, the strongest party was a group of ultranationalist fascists led by a former General. And yet, many people in. Yugoslavia believe that the institution of the multi-party system will solve all their problems. We are pessimistic about future political developments. Libertarians are beginning to get organised but, while most of our work has been on a theoretical level, the nationalist activists are out on the streets.