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If a leacer is not available, the leaflet must be from the "Consejo" or
whatever ruling group is in command.
It is understood that weather, accident, or low priority on available
aircraft may preclude the actual dropping of the leaflet. Whether it is
dropped or not, the claimed leaflet will be the basis for the first D-Day
broadcasts and first treatment of the invasion by the vorld press. (It
should be noted that the possibility of leaflet dropping facilities which
could be used but would not deprive PM of aircraft are being investigated.)
The D-Day leaflet must provide terse, dramatic answers to the following
questions:
Who comprises the force: (The patriots who have been active
within Cuba have been joined by more non-Batista, non-
foreign Cubans who are exercising the right to return
to their native land).
What will the force do? (Overthrow Castro and the Communists
who have enslaved Cuba.)
Why are they going to do it? (For a democratic Cuba, "Pora
una sola America".)
How are they going to achieve it? (By joining with all Cubans
to carry out war against the tyrant.)
How are those who hear the message to cooperate? (By general
instructions to militia, military, civil population.
Steps to be taken against the tyrant, support to be given
to the rebel patriots.)
When? (Right now. Until the tyrant falls.)
An Appeal for support must open and close the message, with a dramatic
presentation of the battle slogan which will be used in all subsequent E
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