It is important for revolutionaries in each country to study the revolutionary past of their country, as well as its present forms. Contacts and exchanges of experience are also vital. Such activity implies a radical break with politics. The very way they develop is different. A pseudo-revolutionary always tries to enroll and group people so that he may become the representative of a large number of people and thus become a power in this society.
Revolution requires just the opposite.
We do not aim at representing people, in order to lead them or to serve them. Communists are not isolated from the proletariat. Ultimately, all revolutionary initiatives will have to be coordinated. However big or small it may be, such an act is an attack against the old world.