 That and also like as a contemporary movement that had a like that was taking the more traditional orthodox Marxist perspective, as was pointed out, I think, by Shaw in the book. But I might be wrong on that. When the Panthers had their their anti-fascist conferences, they were taking the same line that I just said about it being capitalism in crisis. Can you talk a little bit about I guess it's Dimitrov. Is that right? Like the the history of that, like that line of.