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Transcript prepared by Fielding M. McGehee III. If you use this material, please credit The Jonestown Institute. Thank you.<\/strong><\/i><\/p>\n

To read the Tape Summary,\u00a0click here<\/a>. Listen to MP3 (Pt. 1<\/a>,\u00a0Pt. 2<\/a>).
\nTo return to the Tape Index, click here<\/a>.<\/p>\n

Singing of several young people for 3:30, song about going on a socialist holiday.<\/p>\n

Applause<\/p>\n

(Tape edit)<\/p>\n

Music distorted by compromised tape through 4:05.<\/p>\n

Tape recorded at wrong speed through 5:00.<\/p>\n

Music distorted by compromised tape through 5:35.<\/p>\n

Singing of several young people through 6:22.<\/p>\n

(Tape edit)<\/p>\n

Jones<\/strong>: (sings) \u2013keep me true, dear Father. Lead me through. Keep me true. (Speaks) It\u2019s a tough thing to be true. I watch some of you, it\u2019s a tough thing, it moves itself into the other, often the other level. So easy to forget the sadness. And I don\u2019t know how we can afford to be too<\/em> happy, too happy, until the injustice that\u2019s happening in the world stops. (Sings) Each hour, give me power, to be true. (Speaks) Sing it. (Sings) Give me true\u2013<\/p>\n

(Tape edit)<\/p>\n

Jones<\/strong>: (Speaks) \u2013 heart would break as I thought of Martin Luther King, keep the melody flowing, maybe some can get it. My heart would break as I thought. You can go ahead and play. Keep me true. It ought to be the theme till it\u2019s deep down in our souls. Hear Martin Luther King sit up in front of a mass of people, and he said uh, I just have a vision, a dream, a dream that the son of the plantation owner \u2013 that broke my heart \u2013 and the son of a Georgian slave can sit in the same school. Sit down and just be friends. He didn\u2019t say anything. He didn\u2019t say anything. I don\u2019t mean he wasn\u2019t trying. He was trying hard. But he didn\u2019t say anything. Because you can never sit down, until an economic system removes the barriers. And uh\u2013 he knew that. In a way, he was playing it safe, but in another way, he was playing it, hoping maybe that little by little, they could change people\u2019s minds and not tell what really is the truth that keeps people apart. The class system. Racism all comes out of the class system. Thing we see in our owbn ranks that we have to fight, elitism, because we think that we were educated better, we had a little more position, more privilege. And we\u2019ve given a little more sacrifice of ourselves, little more narcissistic than we should be. That\u2019s what causes racism. Separation. People having so much wealth, and others having nothing. The uppers and outers looking down upon the down-and-outers. There\u2019re many varied forms in which it happens. And racism is one of its ugliest.<\/p>\n

Yeah, I think of tonight, the guy who wrote about us, Guy Wright. Guy who had some soul, felt like\u2013 He felt like he had a little soul. He hadn\u2019t written anything against us. But he did, in that he wrote, he makes nothing but miserable mockery of Steve Biko\u2019s death in the Examiner<\/em>. I thought, in six months\u2013 six months, what\u2019s happened? What\u2019s happened to our nation? He lost his ability to be true, and he even justifies apartheid. Then he scathes\u2013 he scathes the black leaders of Uganda and Nigeria, and Mukasa. He scathes them and makes allegations of them being kind of like jungle bunnies. He said, naturally, we expect more out of a John Vorster than an Idi Amin. But all through the whole article is sympathy for South Africa. They only men\u2013 They only murdered five million people. That\u2019s all. Steve Biko was only beat to death by a racist police. The next article I pick up, cops are cleared, and the whole goddamn system clears them. And then right across from whatever place you look, Rhodesian army atrocities, American photo\u2013 photographer took a picture of a Rhodesian lieutenant holding interrogation bats over black people as he\u2019s beating them down to the ground.<\/p>\n

Our people passed out literature, they\u2019ve been passing out, they\u2019ve been in a vigil. The last vigil, ten-to-one, were\u2013 were mean. Ten-to-one on the streets. Shouting hate, giving looks ready to murder them, in the streets of San Francisco. Terrible dither in your mind. Yes, one woman stepped out. She cried. Some bank official\u2013 this is what they do, but when they wanted to get her name, she wouldn\u2019t give her name. The ones that had any tears or any feeling were afraid, they were terrified. And here\u2019s a guy who was setting in our Temple, just about seven months ago. No longer. And he set in the midst of us, black and white, with feeling. And now he says that uh, the South Africans are right. (Pause)<\/p>\n

America\u2019s in a hell of a lot of trouble. I watch some of you, and I appreciate the rhythm and the dance, but you\u2013 uh, you can get with that, but you can\u2019t at all move\u2013 you can\u2019t move with any of the sorrow, the pity, the sadness of it all, that you can\u2019t move with these\u2013 these skits. These children were putting on very, very grave and horribly realistic skits. And I thought how the system is going to subtly brainwash. We dance off any seriousness. That would be a mistake with the dance (unintelligible phrase). That\u2019s exactly what I (word under electronic failure). I\u2019m glad it happened, because it showed me just how easily we forget. Right in the midst of a room where there\u2019re people, I\u2013 I\u2013 I\u2019m\u2013 I\u2019d\u2013 I\u2019m a gentle person, I look back there and I see people who don\u2019t even listen, who don\u2019t give a fuck<\/em>. I look at them from this (unintelligible word), don\u2019t ever forget \u2018em. They\u2019re not listening now, because they think\u2013 I\u2019m not raising my voice. Don\u2019t ever forget \u2018em, security. Watch them. Look at \u2018em. Look at \u2018em. Turn around. Turn around and look at \u2018em. Oh, now they wake. Now they awake. Now they look. Now they quit doing what they\u2019re doing. They don\u2019t feel. They won\u2019t themselves feel very long. They\u2019re elitist. They think they have a right, special right. The one man, Steve Biko, one man, and here\u2019s how they do. And they\u2013 they\u2019re justifying it. Black (unintelligible word) down with bullet\u2013 with the police putting guns to their heads. And they\u2019re headlining it all through the Chronicle<\/em> and Examiner<\/em>, getting us ready. Get us ready to accept it. And I don\u2019t know how we made it. Portugal didn\u2019t make it. They tried the same thing on us this week. I\u2019m uh\u2013 I\u2019m confounded with the miracle of Peoples Temple, \u2018cause some of you\u2013 some of you, you move, you move only because others move. It\u2019s not in<\/em> you. Maybe one day you\u2019ll go through the motions long enough, and it\u2019ll happen. I hope. Maybe the heart<\/em> of a liberationist will beat in you. Maybe the sympathetic soul of a communist will somehow grow in you. Now, you can tell when they\u2013 they slip off to the sides, the edges, further back, so they can\u2019t be seen, they never get up where they can be seen. They could<\/em>, if they wanted to come and get here. There oughta be a law, there ought to be a defense committee for the revolution to demand that they get in. Maybe\u2013 maybe the absorption would take place. I saw when Mom [Vera Marie] Talley, who\u2019s lost all of her children in the\u2013 in the fields. She got moved by the song of overcoming joy of her leader, her savior, they were singing to liberate her. And people literally standing back there and laughing. And I thought, oh, what have I birthed. What have I birthed.<\/p>\n

I know some of you are tired, very tired, you made a big dinner for us. And I can understand that. I could be sympathetic with tiredness. \u2018Cause I\u2019m very, very tired. My voice shows how very, very tired I am. Been tired for as long as I can remember. This week, this little group of people, barely under a thousand, withstood. I can confidently see the same thing here, that happened in Portugal that caused the socialist government to tumble. The International Monetary Fund, and that\u2019s what this foreign minister was telling me they were doing to us, doing to him, threatening him with money. The minority socialist government of Prime Minister [Mario] Soares will fall this week in a dispute over austerity. Measures demanded by the International Monetary Fund\u2013 that\u2019s the big banking class of the ruling monopoly capitalist. Political sources here said today, the socialists are clinging to a cracked branch, and everyone seems to be shaking in the tree, one source said. Soares faces the prospect of either researching\u2013 uh, reaching a rapid co\u2013 compromise with the opposition to his right on stricter budgeting and cutting down of services to the poor, cutting down aid to developments for poor people. Austerity, they call it \u2013 it\u2019s a nasty word \u2013 for cutbacks on medical care for the oppressed, housing for the oppressed, aid and education for the poor. Unless he comes to a r\u2013 rapid compromise with the opposition to his right on austerity moves, or handing in the resignation of his 16-month old government. Political sources said, the crunch would come by Friday \u2013 it did, he fell on Friday \u2013 at the latest, when the government is expected to submit a vote of confidence motion in Parliament. They said Soares will almost certainly fall, and fail in rallying enough ballots, from the pressure of the International Monetary Fund, the big banking capitalist of the U.S. The crisis was triggered by MI\u2013 IMF, the International\u2013 International Monetary Fund demands that a national political consensus be reached before it buoyed Portugal\u2019s sinking economy. Portugal\u2019s economy was failing, and it demanded that there be a total consensus of the population, or it would not give any loans. The opposition had threatened to boycott the loan package and its belt-tightening measures, unless it was given a voice in the government. So the CIA works in many ways, gets the opposition parties to refuse to go along. Soares responded to the IMF\u2019s conditions by issuing\u00ad\u2013 issuing an ultimatum: support the government, or we will go down into bankruptcy. We\u2019ll fall together. He would not resign. The communists said they would go along to bring about this consensus so that we could save the nation. But the centrist Socialist Democrats and the conservative center Democrats balked<\/em>, demanding a tripart\u2013 tripartite coalition govern\u2013 government, excluding\u2013 putting out all communists. They won. In talks with these parties last week, Soares refused to budge. The political deadlock and the prospect of Soares\u2019 resignation already have generated pre-election partisan activity, and he lost, because he wouldn\u2019t bow. And there\u2019s a state of uproar in Portugal, as the capitalist tentacles reach clear across the Atlantic Ocean.<\/p>\n

We\u2019re much closer. They tried to reach here. They tried to reach so desperately to us on whatever goddamned day it was, as they all to me go on into another, because the Steve Bikos continue to be murdered, I hear their cry, I hear their anguish. I see the do-gooders like King try to just simply get the white man to let the black man sit down with the white man, and they murdered him at 39. And some of you want to go back to that mess. I look at this white young man as we send his letter off, and I wonder, what kind of a creature are you? What are you? What makes you tick, that you\u2019d want to go back to a place that murders off a man like Martin Luther King. No, don\u2019t bother to get up. I\u2019ve sent your letter. 39, 39 years. He dies. All he asks was a dream. I have a dream, that someday the son of the plantation owner and the son of a slave will sit down together. And they cut<\/em> him down, that my four children will be able to grow up, where there\u2019ll be no more, that a black will have to go to the back of the bus. No more a black will hold a lesser job than a white, and here we have people who were on our side, now going over calling for apartheid. He literally calls for apartheid in the United States. And you want to go back to that. And I have to sit and look at you till you go back. Oh, God, that\u2019s a\u2013 that\u2019s hard. It wouldn\u2019t be hard if you\u2019d repent, but oh God, to sit and look at somebody that wants to go back. Here\u2019s a man who set in us, supped with us, cried with us. And now he writes in the Examiner<\/em>, separatism\u2019s the only way.<\/p>\n

Even Muhammad Ali in all of his madness, all of his sickness, worrying about his children and he can\u2019t get to his children, and crying every night, he says, we need black separation. And he breaks down and cries before the television. We\u2019re going to have to be separated, because the white man\u2019ll kill<\/em> us. I read you the news (unintelligible word). Indians wiped out. Russell Means wiped out. The American Indian Movement wiped out. Dennis Banks comes to Sacramento for his hearing, nobody there but Peoples Temple. The goddamn Indian (unintelligible word) moverment\u2019s gone. Glued<\/em> on this kind of stupid music that we watch here. Glued<\/em> on this fucking, goddamn miserable superficiality that we promulgate.<\/p>\n

Now, that\u2019s fine. We need it. It\u2019s nee\u2013 It\u2019s necessary to in\u2013 in\u2013 get ourselves a\u2013 of some sort of inroad into a culture that\u2019s still very mixed-up with capitalism. But when you<\/em> can get interested in a musical rendition and go to sleep<\/em>\u2013 and I mean children, I\u2019ve watched you, finger and joke and fiddle. While little kids are telling you a dramatic message, you slept, fucker. I watched you. The only way you\u2019d keep awake is she\u2019d push you. You\u2019re not sedated now. Doctors not worrying with you no more, \u2018cause your spirits<\/em> are high, you\u2019re going home<\/em> to momma. Oh, oh, God. Pacifism. I heard him say, hate<\/em> is our enemy. (Cries out) Oh no, it\u2019s not our enemy. (Voice raised) Love and self-indulgence is our enemy. Hate\u2019s not our enemy. If we don\u2019t hate that system, they\u2019ll kill us. They reached out to cut the throats of one of our youth, and had him right by the neck. But the tide turned. They shot right through and tried to kill Al Simon, an Indian, and my son, Jim Junior. They tried to murder us. They\u2019ve tried to murder Mother [Marceline Jones]. They tried to poison the goodest, the best, the\u2013 one of the sweetest women that could ever walk, they tried to poison<\/em> her. A good woman that never harmed anybody. And they shot down Chris [Lewis], and they all Uncle Toms participated, and now find that we have to quiver<\/em> with hate, that the Olivers [Bruce and William] have to feel that they\u2019d know<\/em> their parents [Howard and Beverly Oliver] were involved with the shit, because their attorney that come here was one of the murderers. (Voice moderates, then rises) No, hate\u2019s not my enemy. Don\u2019t fuck with me. It wasn\u2019t love that moved this goddamn government and gave it the backbone to stand up to the International Monetary Fund. It wasn\u2019t some kind of sweet<\/em> talk that caused them to move. I said, here we stand. We shall not be moved.<\/p>\n

Crowd<\/strong>: Right.<\/p>\n

Jones<\/strong>: Like a tree<\/em> planted by the water, we shall not be moved.<\/p>\n

Crowd<\/strong>: Right.<\/p>\n

(Pause)<\/p>\n

Jones<\/strong>: (Calms) You may be seated. They\u2019re still killing our Indian brothers. They had a film on about the prison system, the rapes, the officers standing off and participating and encouraging blacks to kill Indians, and Chicanos to kill Indians, and Indians to kill blacks, and poor whites to kill ever\u2013 everybody else, so that the prison systems will take care of all their working class that they can\u2019t give jobs for, the only crime, three million some Americans have today, in prison. Only goddamn crime. They were too poor to afford an attorney. Well, there\u2019re many more than that in jail, but I\u2019m (cries out) talking about three million, the only crime they committed (voice moderates) was they were too<\/em> poor, they were working class. And some of you don\u2019t have it in you. And we still<\/em> won. They\u2019re trying to do the same thing to this country, they\u2019re trying to back \u2018em to the wall. (cries out) I don\u2019t give a fuck if they cut off their aid. He said, they\u2019re gonna cut off aid. I don\u2019t give a fuck. Fuck the aid that comes to Guyana. I didn\u2019t come over here to compromise. I didn\u2019t come over here to start that shit, I did that in America all my days, I\u2019m not gone do that anymore.<\/p>\n

Crowd<\/strong>: Calls and applause.<\/p>\n

Jones<\/strong>: (calms) Peace. So if they want to squeeze this socialist government, they can squeeze them in Georgetown, but they still got to march out here.<\/p>\n

Crowd<\/strong>: Yeah.<\/p>\n

Jones<\/strong>: We\u2019ll still be on this hill.<\/p>\n

Crowd<\/strong>: Right.<\/p>\n

Jones<\/strong>: Some people say, I\u2013 I\u2013 The sister say, I wouldn\u2019t\u2013 I don\u2019t how many would come, if they\u2019d known of the crisis. Well, fuck them, too.<\/p>\n

Crowd<\/strong>: Calls.<\/p>\n

Jones<\/strong>: We\u2019ve lived in crisis all of our life. Somebody said, they oughta tell \u2018em. No, no, we\u2019re not telling \u2018em. Nobody told us. And I came knowing that life isn\u2019t any merry-go-round, and it\u2019s still given us more joy in these months, if it finishes tomorrow. \u2018Cause we had purpose. We had a principle. We\u2019ve learned a little bit about caring. Go through these houses, you ought to take a walk on the next holiday, this weekend, and just walk around and see the sharing in those small spaces. Making every little rafter, every little bed, some just as neat as a pin. So clean and so beautiful. Sure, long, long, long way to go. And by God, I\u2019m glad we started.<\/p>\n

Crowd<\/strong>: Yeah. (Scattered applause)<\/p>\n

Jones<\/strong>: I don\u2019t want to be back in a country where a man gets up and begs. I\u2019ve got a dream. I just want my four children to grow up and then (makes sound of gunshot). They splitted his brains out and lay his blood on a motel fence. And now we find out the FBI does it, and when our people passing out leaflet, (voice lowers to rasp) I don\u2019t give a goddamn. Don\u2019t give a fuck. Don\u2019t give me that. Don\u2019t give me that. I don\u2019t give a fuck. You care that they killed Martin Luther King? What the hell do I care? You care that they killed President [John F.] Kennedy? What the hell do I care? (Intense) That\u2019s a mean bunch. You oughta be glad we got a lot of trees between us. We got a chance to fight here. They haven\u2019t got a ghost of a chance. I\u2019d\u2013 I\u2019d hate, if I was scared. I have sort of a penchant to be back there, because I\u2019d like to take a few fuckers. But it wouldn\u2019t be revolutionary. Wouldn\u2019t serve a thing, \u2018cause nobody gives a fuck. Down the streets they came. A few cried, and a few showed interest, and some grabbed their heart. That\u2019s McCarthyism all over again. It\u2019s a beginning of a police state. But they run. Not one, not one gave their name. Everybody\u2019s scared shitless. And the ones that weren\u2019t scaring were threatening to shoot \u2018em right there as they walked down the streets. America, this chap wants to go home to. There\u2019s some others that\u2019re not telling that they\u2019d like to go there, too. But the likes of you. I\u2019m glad to be free of it.<\/p>\n

Crowd<\/strong>: Murmurs.<\/p>\n

Jones<\/strong>: Wait\u2019ll that economy that\u2019s crumbling all over the world. See, they\u2019re happy to tie it up in Portugal because it\u2019s about to fall apart in US. We haven\u2019t got enough money to go around. So they can\u2019t help\u2013 they can\u2019t help but tie it up. They\u2019d rather work with Soares than they get the mess they\u2019re getting into, in some ways, I\u2019m sure some elements, but the\u2013 all the whole goddamn capitalist world is reeking and rocking like an earthquake. And when the money system falls, and all of a sudden you wake up to a 1929. Some of us remember. And there\u2019re no goddamn job, and you go to the bank, and you can\u2019t get your own money, and they got you to\u2013 ten-mile long line, and saying, fuck you, you ain\u2019t got no money. You want to be in America? Shit. You wanna be in there? They\u2019re meaner today, they\u2019re so much meaner today than they were in 1929, it\u2019s like comparing ancient history. It\u2019s feudalistic. Think a man like Guy Wright could sweep over and justify apartheid, when you read this goddamn newspaper. I seldom can stand it. But you read through it, and you see, they\u2019re setting us up. Setting us up. It\u2019s all right. Whole goddamn article after article say, it\u2019s only right. And now they\u2019ve whipped up. Say, why don\u2019t the\u2013 the Chronicle\u2019s<\/em> editorial\u2013 Why don\u2019t the Poles<\/em> object? Why don\u2019t the\u2013 uh, the Jews<\/em> object? Why don\u2019t the Italian-Americans object? Why don\u2019t all these ethnic minorities object? They\u2019re<\/em> not getting any special admission privileges. And naturally, that whipped them all out. They all come out of their holes. Now they\u2019ve got an alliance of Italian-Americans and Scandinavian-Americans, and everybody else lining up against the Indians and blacks so they can\u2019t get into medical school. It\u2019s so fucking explosive. Right now. And they\u2019ve still got jobs. But it\u2019s so fucking explosive, that you must be crazy to want to be there.<\/p>\n

Crowd<\/strong>: Right.<\/p>\n

Jones<\/strong>: You must<\/em> be crazy. You ain\u2019t white enough. Some other white fellow wants your loaf of bread. There\u2019s always somebody that want what you got. And I don\u2019t know what you do with people. I\u2013 I know I don\u2019t want to be there, \u2018cause I see how hard it is to get people straightened around that\u2019ve come<\/em> from there. I sure<\/em> don\u2019t want to go back to it. That\u2019s why I made up my mind, at least I\u2013 one alternative\u2019s dead in me. One alternative\u2019s dead. When I heard the pain crackling over that radio the other night, and heard how our people were treated as they walked down the streets. I ain\u2019t got nothing to do in the US. And I know they\u2019ll get me, in the front line, \u2018cause I\u2019ll be there, but I know some of you that\u2019d sit through, you\u2019ll get back there and take care of the sons-of-bitches. You take care of the sons-of-bitches\u2013<\/p>\n

Crowd<\/strong>: Right.<\/p>\n

Jones<\/strong>: \u2013that did what they did. You\u2019ll not let them forget. Do not forget that we have absolute proof, not theory. We have proof<\/em> that [Tim] Stoen and Mertles [Elmer and Deanna] and all these sons-a-bitches asked that Chris be got out of the way. We have proof<\/em> that Chris got on to Warden, whatever his name is, Donald Warden, the lawyer, the black sellout, the\u2013<\/p>\n

End of Side 1<\/strong><\/p>\n

Side 2<\/strong><\/p>\n

Jones<\/strong>: \u2013Georgetown with uh, his assistant. We\u2019ve got proof that Chris had on his own gone on instead of following Father, like some of you want to do something on your own, but you don\u2019t know what it is to plan. The only way we can save everybody is to plan. [You] May be seated. Got into it one day and a half, and they shot him down. Set him up, let his money on him, contract killing. Three of \u2018em, though, it took three to come after him. They knew they better not come after Teddy-Bear with any less than three. And they got a crossfire. Same thing happened to Kennedy. I (stumbles over words) reviewing the horrors of Kennedy, and the FBI files show that (short laugh)\u2013 just shows, shows now that\u2019ve been revealed, five thousand eight hundred pages of it, shows that the FBI was clear in it up to their fucking neck. [Lee Harvey] Oswald was sent to Russia in the first place to appear as a Communist agent. Nobody ever got\u2013 I\u2013 I thought, God, how we could be so stupid. He denounced his goddamn citizenship in Russia. His wife [Marina Oswald] was a daughter of a colonel in the KGB, the secret se\u2013 uh, the secret police that protects the Soviet Union. No\u2013 and she was in the Communist Youth. And it hit me, nobody ever<\/em> gets into the United States that\u2019s a member of a Communist organization. That\u2019s the law<\/em>. You don\u2019t get<\/em> in there. They never broke that law ever<\/em>. If you had anybody in a Commu\u2013 you can come in with all the fucking Nazi background, they\u2019ve got \u2018em all over the States. We can\u2013 We stepped on a hornet when we stepped on the Nazis. We didn\u2019t realize there was so many of those old Nazis. Some of us thought they just little ol\u2019 goose-stepping new\u2013 they\u2013 they\u2013 they were just little\u2013<\/p>\n

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