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At this conference delegates condemned the U.S. for what the communists alleged was U.S. aggression, and support was pledged to [[North Vietnam]]. The delegates also pledged to promote [[violence]] against the United States whenever it was deemed necessary.  The attendees also met with representatives of [[Mao]]ist [[China]], [[North Korea]] and [[North Vietnam]] and visited the [[National Liberation Front]] (NLF) Mission in [[Havana]].  During this three and one half week trip, Davidson finalized arrangements for a visit of twenty SDS members to travel to Cuba.  Thereafter, in February, 1968, a group of approximately twenty-two people including future Weatherman [[Mark Rudd]] and approximately nineteen other SDS/Weatherman members, and two Cuban Government officials with diplomatic status traveled to Cuba via Mexico City at the request of the Cuban Government, which paid all of the expenses.  

At this conference delegates condemned the U.S. for what the communists alleged was U.S. aggression, and support was pledged to [[North Vietnam]]. The delegates also pledged to promote [[violence]] against the United States whenever it was deemed necessary.  The attendees also met with representatives of [[Mao]]ist [[China]], [[North Korea]] and [[North Vietnam]] and visited the [[National Liberation Front]] (NLF) Mission in [[Havana]].  During this three and one half week trip, Davidson finalized arrangements for a visit of twenty SDS members to travel to Cuba.  Thereafter, in February, 1968, a group of approximately twenty-two people including future Weatherman [[Mark Rudd]] and approximately nineteen other SDS/Weatherman members, and two Cuban Government officials with diplomatic status traveled to Cuba via Mexico City at the request of the Cuban Government, which paid all of the expenses.  

Davidson again visited Cuba in March 1968. He and others had a three hour discussion with [[Fidel Castro]], and reportedly met with representatives of North Korea, North Vietnam and Communist China.  During the militant Labor Forum, held in April, Davidson reported on his meeting with Castro, stating that Castro now believed that a socialist revolution was possible in the United States.<ref>Declassified U.S. Government intelligence information regarding the communist and foreign connections of the Weather Underground. Presented as evidence, on the agreement of the prosecution and defense counsel, in the trial of W. Mark Felt and Edward S. Miller, p.7.[http://www.usasurvival.org/docs/Declassified_docs.pdf ]</ref>

Davidson again visited Cuba in March 1968. He and others had a three-hour discussion with [[Fidel Castro]], and reportedly met with representatives of North Korea, North Vietnam and Communist China.  During the militant Labor Forum, held in April, Davidson reported on his meeting with Castro, stating that Castro now believed that a socialist revolution was possible in the United States.<ref>Declassified U.S. Government intelligence information regarding the communist and foreign connections of the Weather Underground. Presented as evidence, on the agreement of the prosecution and defense counsel, in the trial of W. Mark Felt and Edward S. Miller, p.7.[http://www.usasurvival.org/docs/Declassified_docs.pdf ]</ref>

==Progressives for Obama==

==Progressives for Obama==