“REVOLUTION". THIS WAS I RESPONSE TO ANOTHER CONTRA- Ax: DICTION - THE CRITICISMS RAISED AGAINST THE PARTY BY THE REVOLUTIONARY ACTION MOVEMENT (R.A.M.). AT THAT TTS R.A.M. CRITICIZED US FOR OUR ABOVE-GROUND ACTION -9 OPENLY DISPLAYING WEAPONS AND TALKDIG ABOUT THE NECESSITY FO”
“• , C4- OUR STRATEGY w-RASED on A CONSISTENT IDEOLOGY, Wi TOT iT 2 US TO U:IDER-■ ~.! ,. STAND THE CONDITION S A OND US. WS KNEW T IE LAW W.S NOT PER RED FOR WHAT -... WE WERE DOING AID POLICEMEN WERE SO SHOCKED THAT MEY D. N'T KNOW "HAT TO DO. 29*94714: - • WE SAT THAT TH”
“31 TE ACTIC VE ENGAGED I AT THAT TIE WERE SzaICr: ■ ETEGIC AcrIC:3, FoR • FOL.PICAY. rempose: THEY VEES DESIGNED TO KOSTLIZE TH CODarrx. ANY ACTION WrcH DOES nor MOBILIZE THE COINITY EGIARD THE GOAL IS HOT A REVOLUTIONARY ACTIOS. TE ACTION KmaT BE A MARVELOUS srararo® COURAG”
“storm-centres of world revolution dealing direct blows at imperialism." - . . /Acir... S3”
“Liberation Struggle into Bir Business. These Civil Rights Executives mist he allowed one choice and one choice only: return to your 330plo, bringing with you your wealth and skills, and put it at the disposal of brdngings your people's Cause. You have nothing that ia sacred—not e”
“Only through an all-destroying popular, revolution and the Association will by all means.and all its power further the development and exton- sion of those evils and those calamities which cust at last exhaust the patience of the people and drive them to a general uprising. 2”
“Committees to Combat Fascism do, the pigs will vamp down on them. Pigs will start coming down on them hard. And that shows; you that they're doing their job. But there's • a lot of people running around here who call themselves serve the people call themselves . so-called r”
“"ah-sihiyatetrantitaygn-orpoey,Me* / ’ The Relations of the Revolutionists Toward His Comrades in the Cause 8. A revolutionist may feed friendship or attachment only for those who have -proven themselves by their actions to be revolutionists like himself. The measure of friend”
“******— wards practical neckbreaking statements, the result of which would be the ’ complete destruction of the majority and the real revolutionary training of a few.-’ 21. The sixth and very important category includes women who should be 'classified under three main divisi”
“with his own hands everything that hinders its realisation.. The nature of a real revolutionist precludes every bit of sentimen- lity; romanticism, of. infatuation and exaltation. It precludes Vo.. rsonal hatred and revenge. Revoluticra Revolutionary passion having become a roz”
“its fullest ’ , and quickest destruction. . He is not a revolutionist if he is attached to anything in this world, if he can stop before the .annihilation of A r rnyegeyavsyret4.1. Janwe any situation, relation, or person belonging to this class orr worle-- world-- everyth”
“the common revolutionary capital placed at his dis posal. He must spend his portion of the capital economically, always striving to extract the greatest possible,use from it. He is to consider himself as capital, fated to be spent for the triumph of the revolution -ary cause”
“destruction, terrible, t € : complete, universal, and merciless. # 25. Therefore, in getting closer to the people, we must .first of all | join those elements of the masses, which, since the foundation of the 1 U.S. powers, have never ceased to protest, not in words alone bu”
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“MOVEMENT (MRP). RICO GALAN WAS CHAPIRD a T9 : REBELLION, CONSPIRACY, ADD ACCUMULATION OF ARMS . UNDES soa ellasces, #sals nor cLIGIBLE FOR BAIL.) 2. RIC GALAN BSL.EEVES THAT vIoLair REVOLUTION TeROVOHO’T LATER AxEsIc IS "INDISPENSABLE," SINCE THE PEACEFUL ROAD TO CHANGE I”
“strats. The act is but one 11x0 quickess possible destruction 02. thas ignoble tem. He despises public opinion. He despises and hates the present day 0 of morale with all its motivations and manifestation,. To him. tever side the triumph of the revolution is ethical; all that ”
“workers is to engage in - more political education among ourselves and to ask other groups how they’ve dealt with this question. Also we should be more involved in educating other people. “We should be doing more for women inside. We need to really work on facilitating commu”
“FOFLE COULD IBTIY Vrra Fr. WE DID NOT OFFER 1X0 THEN AS A CORCIZISYON; WE OFFERED AS A VEHICLE TO MOVE THEM TO A HIGHER LEVEL. 31 THEIR QUEST FOR FREEDCAL, AND I THEIR ATTEMPTS TO PREVENT TRE ‘ § OPPRESSOR FRct SIPPEG TIEM .07 ALL TES TIIRCS THEY NEED TO EXIST, ME FEOFLE SEE ”
“to engage in - more political education among ourselves and to ask other groups how they’ve dealt with this question. Also we should be more involved in educating other people. "We should be doing more for women inside. We need to really work on facilitating communications ”
“ly dim. No revolutionary purpose la served by taking refuge in the fietfon- that those arniea have proletarian ‘leadership because individual workers, undoubtedly”
“blank space there is a lecture on the Guatemalan situation from its origins, starting with a detailed account of Columbus' voyages, Spain's exploitation, the plunder of the gold and riches of America, and the enslave ment of the natives. The lecturer then shifts to present ta”
“obeying or being a cover for unsavory interests, I challenge anyone to give me the name of a single individual among our revolutionary directors who has a blemish in this respect; I challenge anyone to anaiyne the statisticsof our martyrs; I challenge anyone to analyze our h”
“*EM). qatarazta. BL9 THE CATECHISM OF THE REVOLUTIONIST The Revolutionist’s Attitude Toward Himself The revolutionist is a doomed man. He has no personal interests, fairs, sentiments, attachments, property, not even a name of his Everything in him is absorbed by one exclus”
“MESSAGER TO THE LEFT —- --------------- ( 20?. We have recruited into our ranks many persons and some leaders who have over the years worked for the so-called loft in the ■ United States. Once they looked into our philosophy and found that the philosophy that has been pumped int”
“the other hand, most of the people, the masses that do not understand it, cannot understand that complicated terminology, all that obscurity, all those generalisations o’ concepts that do not stimulate anybody to the struggle, that do not pose actual and concrete objectives. ”
“SECRET EXCERPT FROM DRAFT NIE 85-63, 4 FEBRUARY W63 29. — Among much of the revolutionary left, discussion has tended to shift to the need for indigenous, nationalist revolutions, and away from internationalism and alliance with Moscow-oriented Communists and fidelistas. ”
“responsibility here is not F less than that of your brothers who bear arms on This needed work in the Arab realm must be tha field of battle in the occupied land. The carried out with complete dedication based on abso Revolution as a complexity of complementary efforts lute ”
“principles and the continuous oppression and danger. Likewise, it positi on of the Palestinian Revolution, we must now encourages all racist movements ard ideologies to proceed to analyze the present condition of this ict viciously against truth and justice. This leads revolut”
“violence revolationnatro peut al’homme noir. On pout mime poser l’equationivanto : Noir racistes de l’imperialisme americain, dans oce propros villes. verikiblemens briner los cycle san- Proletariat du monde. A cause de sa seule por‘ Nous le forcerons i de barre comme nous l’ent”
“Sometimes it seems no progress is being made, but from the standpoint of the revolutionary struggle it is being made. The thing ia not to be dis couraged but to be steadfast. For every 20 that the enemy kills, 100 will rise up.- [Quality of recording deteriorates so badly fo”
“. . 2/10/78 • i THE CATECHISM OF THE REVOLUTIONIST . . • . - BY Mikhail Alexandrovich Bakunin ‘-- . - with Introduction by Minister of . | ‘Information Black Panther Party. The Catechism of the Revolutionist, by Mikhail Alexandrovich Bakunin, is one of the most important f”
“Afro-Amarican revolutionaries are fighting for national liberation wagainst a common onemy: White Racist Capitalism and its bastard offsprings. Colonialism, Imperialism, and Neo-Coloniciiss. sin, Perhaps you will find a word or parade that Read the Catechion. will enhance your ”
“otherwise be entered. :4. Contacts: Those to be exploited now and those to be used in or for future time. In the beginning the contacts which 93 are developed are to be used as a means of building bis 5justification for having begun the serious study of Marx, • . %”
“) / draw up a list of persons thus condemned in the order of their rolative •• harmfulness to the success of the cause so that the preceding numbersi may be removed before the subsequent ones, . 16. In making up such lists and, for the purpose of establishing the above ment”
“enemy. The regular foods their poison, the left became a negative and impossible philosophy. What next? They became Racists, dropouts and began to wonder in search of their next "high". Dinallv s coH vaen % an-i-r}. and the entire drug culture began to become = shadow of thei”
“2nd Pnase: Chinese and others have shown interest. We will exploit this interest. After he has completed first phase we will begin to make structured contacts with the Chinese. In these contacts he will show that he has a grasp of the ideology, is interested in learning more,”
“A NEW SITUATION DEVELOPS. THE CORRUPT PRISON OFFICIAL, THis GOVERNOR, .THE STATE DEPARTMENT AND THE WORLD LOOK AT US AS POLITICAL PRISONERS AND - . TREAT US Ix ACCOR WITH THE GENEVA CONVENTION’S MAKDATE FOR Tnd li/ni- /MENT OF THE POLITICAL PRISONER AND THE PRISONER OF WAR. AS”
“Bexs * Notes on QRPHONE by Harvey B. DAITCHMAN <1. Revolutionary Image: Discussed, briefly how it is - obtained. Pointed out there is a pattern to it which is dis- ‘. cernable among revolutionaries. It is usually issue oriented in the beginning, the war being one of the key”
“he will be much more acceptable and his intel product will . probably be enhanced since they will talk on subjects they might not have touched upon in the past, he will be more trusted, and . - also he will have better recognition of key developments in - - Marxist world thro”
“paramilitary operation 1s 1a 14m nature a large end nitrlbutable epsresien and thoreby. 80 suggested abova, elethes with the presuppositions 0ur C907 society. (There cconiderstess need not apply however, to the training CS, CmY, the Enut Vistonmnade 30 guxrrilln tocUcs' Hr th”
“14-00000 they always maintained was that the fundamental nucleus of the 26 July organisation was an agent of cohesion of the revolutionary forces, and they succeeded in polarising those revolutionary forces and succeeded in avoiding problems, and this in the end led the revo”
“-12- -13- 3. These dangerous prospects transcend the of competing with it or attempting to contain it above-mentioned goals into a systematic under the pretexts of its "Arab nature" or of psychological warfare that uses the mili- ’’increasing its effectiveness." tary debacle”
“comunismo interactional en su lucha por lle- le ocurrio decit que se hubia avisado de la ejecucion de var a las naciones el dolor .v la esclavitud. los prisioneros sl se intentaba rescatarles. El movimiento de Liberation del Congo al igual que Nosotros queremos hacer una pregun”
“una revolution para rue no se intrigue, rar nue no se cclumnic mas de lo que se esta ca- lurniando 3 pora cuo cecen de unn vez los rtnruen infsmes contra nuestra Revolution....: le scusarse a nuest: s Revolution de comuniste?Fueden confundirse los ideales de nuestra Revolucio”
“3 -5- the Zionist presence which caused and still causes 7. Mobilising the channeling forces in the Arab tremendous di slocation in the social and political world toward the Palestinian Revolution. fibers of the Arab world. The result of this has been the continuing backward”
“Germany and the world over. Particularly ay deep inter est in Chinese events during the last three years made it impossible for me, finally, to give active support to policies and tactics whose disastrous effects were being a thousandfold confirmed for me by the tragic event”
“To en’a’e a, exercise every wersure of effort and resource toward the decisive defeat of austian ozou‘1 at imperialism which in its venomois 0ssen00 soson zortal threat to the moral and intellectual tristian fainditions of vostern civili- satian in waica 1a posited our pricel”
“are since 'which has qualitatively changed the nature of the they aim at completely liquidating the %, confrontation and created a new spirit of commit- Palestinian issue -under the guise of "poll- 1'mont and unity among the Palestinian people. tical settlement# or so-called "pe”
“well 0.5 destitution, poverty,j dispersion, and persecution. It is indeed amazing j 4. Fusing the Palestinian psople and the revolu~ Ithat this treatment has not led to the loss of the tionary vanguards through armed struggle. Falostinian people’s identity, destruction of their”
“POWER UNTIL CAPITALIST MISERY, THE FUNDAMENTAL CAUSE OF 43,1 HUMAN INJUSTICE, IS OVERTHROWN’ SAID THE SOCIALIST PARTY OF CHILE IN A CABLEGRAM SENT TO THE AMERICAN NEGRO LEADER, STOKELY CARMICHAEL, ON THE OCCASION OF THE ASSASSINATION OF MARTIN LUTHER KING.” -. UM RADIO LIBER”