2- about it, or showing movies about it, are destined to fail for the simple reason that the vast majority of the people cannot understand the message even if it is clearly told. Let's take the problem in Peru for example. Peru has perhaps 9,000,000 people. No one really knows because they have never really been counted. Of these perhaps three-fourths cannot read or write or even speak Spanish, much less English, with a sufficient degree of fluency to understand such intangible concepts as private enterprise, communism, totalitarianism, etc. The only message that comes through loud and clear for many of the peoples of the world is that the system under which they are living has brought them only hardship and poverty and little hope for the future. In this kind of an atmosphere any system other than the existing system will find ready acceptance. The real difficulty is that it is conditions of this type that prevail for the common people in many areas in the world that are operating under some form of the private enterprise system, somewhere between