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One thing Maoism shares with traditional Marxism-Leninism is the idea of a [[national liberation movement]].  These national liberation movements are scattered worldwide, and many still exist such as the [[Sandinistas]] or Baluch Liberation Front.  A former Soviet client, the Palestinian Liberation Organization led by [[Yassir Arafat]] evolved into the Palestinian Authority when it made a treaty with the United States and [[Israel]] and began receiving financial support.  Other Marxist "liberation movements" sprung up at this time, such "Women's Liberation" which became the modern [[feminist]] movement and "[[Gay Liberation]]" which became [[LGBT]].
 
One thing Maoism shares with traditional Marxism-Leninism is the idea of a [[national liberation movement]].  These national liberation movements are scattered worldwide, and many still exist such as the [[Sandinistas]] or Baluch Liberation Front.  A former Soviet client, the Palestinian Liberation Organization led by [[Yassir Arafat]] evolved into the Palestinian Authority when it made a treaty with the United States and [[Israel]] and began receiving financial support.  Other Marxist "liberation movements" sprung up at this time, such "Women's Liberation" which became the modern [[feminist]] movement and "[[Gay Liberation]]" which became [[LGBT]].
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The [[Viet Cong]] were the [[South Vietnam]]ese Marxist guerrillas leading a national liberation movement against the United States and the government of South Vietnam. In Cuba, WUO operatives were instructed to formulate a national liberation movement in the United States, with a violent separatist group that rejected the assimilation of the [[civil rights movement]], the [[Black Panthers]].  Digging up the failed 1927
     
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