Short history of popular terrorist and guerilla movements; or, "I'd Rather be Killing Communists" said the T-shirt

 

Meanwhile in scenes out of a Cabaret Voltaire EP:

 Amazingly, they made it happen, and quickly. In the first week of June 1985, mujahedin, Contras and Laotian rebels joined Savimbi and his men in Jamba, Angola, UNITA’s jungle headquarters, for the Democratic International, as Lehrman had titled the event. For several days they commiserated and compared notes, huddling together in thatched huts and signing an anti-Soviet pact. Wheeler organized transportation, and Abramoff dealt with the money and logistics from Lehrman’s end. Lehrman himself read a letter of support from Reagan and handed out framed copies of the Declaration of Independence. It received some press coverage. Abramoff had pulled off his first far-right adventure. 

Further example of the right consuming the innovations of the left in organization.

More details in Thomas Frank's The Wrecking Crew: The American Right and the Lust for Power

(Yeah, it is Ronnie Wood on the Fall video.)