“BUS ? ’ 1 • CULT GROUP, WB ESCAMAL of THAT ACT,- A REVOLUTIONARY Cu-r GROUP- - BUT THIS 1A ■ ■ ■ BASTG CONTRADICTION, MUSE REVOLUTION IS A PROCESS, AND IF TESTS YOU COMMIT DO NOT FALL WIMIII THE SCOPE OF TIE PROCESS THEN THEY ARE NON-ESVOLUTIONARY. 'WHAT nt REVOLUTIONARY M”
“wowtroveemorconnearyre'tosrogngres---hoy-oe-toreur-i-gnp-g-rener-ngr-tre-somm-araa* ---**** "i0"")"‘ori-ow-ptesk-io-boristemra9--ot-wez-tas---v-vpiem-i---seven. POLITICAL, II: THE HANDS OF THE PARTY,WE HAVE ALLOWED VARIOUS ELEMENTS OF THE NON-PARTISAN BLACK AND RADICAL WHITE ”
“13-00000 TELE POUCH PAGE TWO Y 4. GRANMA, F APRIL, LAST PAGE - AKl ICLE ENI TILED ‘PRINCIPAL NEGRO ORGANIZATIONS IN THE U.S.’", BY JUANA CARRASCO. THE ARTICLE SAYS THAT NEGRO ORGANIZAT IONS ARE DIVIDED 1n1c TWO GROUPS - IHh VIOLENT ONE S AND I HE NON-VIOLENT UNE S. IT ME”
“s’q SECRET TELEPOUCH UFGA-29877 PAGE TWO ...- . A. GRANMA , • APR IL , LAST PAGE - ART ICLE ENT ITLED 1 ‘ PR INCIPAL NEGRO ORGANIZATIONS IN THE U.S.”, BY JUANA CARRASCO. THE ARTICLE ] SAYS THAT NEGRO ORGANIZATIONS ARE DIVIDED INTO TWO GROUPS - THE , - — VIOLENT ONES AND THE ”
“unul uS 07—• U1%. 10 0aurvite, ice Department and the FBI working with alled local Law Enforcement Agencies. It seems that the Government is attempting to destroy th_ ick Panther Party by invol- T:9 0 ATTACK AGAIRST Tte RCCF COMBEETLS : ving them and their supporters in legal f”
“13-00000 A PAGE TWO /% TELEPOUCH 4. GRANMA, - APRIL, LAST PAGE - ARTICLE ENTITLED PRINCIPAL JU. JEGRO ORGANIZATIONS IN THE U.S."’, BY JUANA CARRA SCO. THE ARTICLE SAYS THAT NEGRO ORGANIZATIONS ARE DIVIDED INTO TWO GROUPS - THE IOLENT ONES AND T HE NON-VIOLENT ONES. IT”
“13-00000 ECRBT TELEPOUCH UFGA-29877 PAGE TWO 4. GRANMA, I APRIL, LAST PAGE - ART ICLE ENT ITLED ' PH INCI PAL EGRO ORGANIZATIONS IN THE U.S.’", BY JUANA CARRASCO. THE ARTICLE YS THAT NEGRO ORGANIZATIONS ARE DIVIDED INTO TWO GROUPS - T HE IOLENT ONES AND T HE NON-VIOLENT”
“revolution exeevtioners fled without being tr-zed, the masses will see the valijit of this type of approach to resistance. It is not necessary to organize thirty million Black people in primary groups of two’s and throe’s but : impmtent for the party to show the people how to”
“43 DE 157-3075 IV. DOCUMENTS URGING THE REVOLUTIONARY PROGRAM On January 14, 1971, DE T-26 furnished the following leaflet entitled "Attention Community Workers and NCCF Members Detroit Chapter" which- was distributed by the Detroit NCCF. 6 -NW.B8296. Qpcld:32989574,P”
“BEATEN. MALIK SUFFERED SEVERE HEAD WOUNDS, INTERNAL BLEEDING AND BRUISES OVER THE FACE AND UPPER PART OF HIS BODY. TOMMY SUFFERED LCONCIOUSNESS, BRUISES ON THE FACE AND HEAD, HE HAS FOUR STICHES. WILLIAM AND is MOTHER RECEIVED CUTS AND LACERATIONS. ALL THREE BROTHERS WERE CHA”
“DE 157-3075 3 I-1 • -/ TAD T OF CONTENTS * Page I. REVOLUTIONARY PROGRAMS AND POLICIES AS EXPRESSED BY BLACK PANTHER PARTY LEADERS .......... 3 II. ACTS IN FURTHERANCE OF THE REVOLUTIONARY PROGRAM ..3 III. TEACHING OF THE REVOLUTIONARY PROGRAM ..... 4 IV. DOCUMENTS U”
“(/ TABLE CF CONTENTS Page I. REVOLU TIONARY PROGRAMS AND POLICIES AS EXPRESSED BY BLACK PANTHER PARTY LEADERS ... ........ 1 II. ACTS IN FURTHERANCE OF REVOLUTICRARY PROGRAMS AND POLICIES ............... ...... • ........ • 4 III. TEACHING OF THE REVOLUTIONARY PROGRAM 5 ”
“as the official organ of the League of Revolutionary Black Workers I (LRBW). In January of 1970, an edition, of "SAUTI" stated that it would continue publication under the old name of 11 Inner City Voice" and would provide coverage of the black ! ' * ‘ * extremist ‘ labor”
“*A DE 157-3075 Page C. BPP Free Food Programs. 19-20 D. Political Education Classes 20-21 E. Rallies and Demonstrations. 21 V. REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES. A. Weapons and Fortifications. 22-26 B. Arrests • • 27 VI. CONNECTIONS WITH OTHER BLACK EXTREMIST GROUPS . . . • • ”
“not supposed to. Posters have been removed from some first floor windows so they ’dan see anyone approaching the house. These measures were in- stituted due to the raid by the police in March, 1971, which caused the NCCF in Flint to loose face as the police took over ’so eas”
“betrayer and exploiter of black people." Membership in the LRBW is less than 25 persons.■ The second source also stated that.the LRBW had suborganizations operating at Ford Motor Company which was known as the Ford Revolutionary Union Movement (FRUM) and Eldon Avenue Gear an”
“fervor. The people never make revolution. The oppressors i: their brutal actions cause the resistance by the people. The vanguard party only teaches the correct methods of resistance. So, if things car get worse for oppressed people, then they will feel no need for revolut: o”
“. "Blackman listen to the voices of the PEOPLE OUR HISTORY IN THIS CAINTRY HAS BEEN WRITTEN IN, OD. OUR BLOOD. E MOST TRAGIC SCENES IN THAT HISTORY ARE THOSE OF BLACK BLOOD BEING ILLED BY BLACK MEN. IT IS NOW TIME TO CHANGE THOSE SCENES. IT IS ME TO REGAIN THAT HONOR THAT WAS TA”
“APPENDIX 1 LEAGUE OF REVOLUTIONARY BLACK WORKERS Also known as ' Dodge Revolutionary Union Movement (DRUM) ■ A source advised on April 22, 1970, that the League of Revolutionary Black Workers (LRBW) is a black extremist labor union, with headquarters at 179 Cortland, Hi”
“#: % & DE 157-3375 I. REVOLUTIONARY 70G S AND POLICIES AS EXPRESSED BY BLACK Paoti 'PARTY. LEADERS A characterization of the Black Panther party (BPP) is contained in the appendix pages attached hereto. / WAYNE THEODORE ROBERTSON, leader of the Flint branch of the Det”
“above, would be to exist as the official organ of the League of Revolutionary Black Workers (LRBW) . In January of 1970, an edition of "SAUTI" stated that it would continue publication under the old name of "Inner City Voice" and would provide coverage of the black extremist”
“iui, t. LtLa 45 . Bar THE DETROIT 16 WALK M STREETS - AGAIN----- -BY AIX MBAIS ICESSARY. -. In ORDER T0 ASSURE TIs BROTHERS AND SISIras or 217 TROrEn DEFENSE, • Remember, e-4 you make the Revolution We.CAM 1972 27 Not free political MARMF DEFENSE FUNDS ARD BAIL RODE”
“! DE 157-3075 TABLE OF CONTENTS Page I. REVOLUTIONARY PROGRAMS AND POLICIES AS EXPRESSED BY BLACK PANTHER PARTY LEADERS 3 ..... II. ACTS IN FURTHERANCE OF REVOLUTIONARY PROGRAMS AND POLICIES • • • • .................. •••• 3 III. TEACHING OF THE REVOLUTIONARY PROGRAM ”
“. A.3 35 of *I */t yn 8L7 - - LOE/VtX. 0llidudta % V $€ Blackman listen to the voices of the PEOPLE OUR HISTORY IN THIS COUNTRY HAS BEEN WRITTEN IN BLOOD. OUR BLOOD. E MOST TRAGIC SCENES IN THAT HISTORY ARE THOSE OF BLACK BLOOD BEING / ILLED BY ELACK MEN. IT IS NOW TIME T”
“13-00000 - PAGE THREE 75. TELEPOUCH DTHAT THESE FLAMES ARE RISING VIOLENTLY TO PUT AN END TO ALL THE PRESSION AND INJUST ICE WHICH IS FOUND IN THE UNITED STATES, WHICH INDERS THE ADVANCEMENT OF T HE 11 ILL IONS OF PEOPLE IN THE ENT IRE UNTRY.** % jo, 5 " QPM RADIO ”
“of the pro-6 morning. The pigs had alerted the secutor"., given word from the police de national guard and they were about The pigs are desperately trying * partment. "The 17-man citizens ■.’. to enforce the M.Carran Act. If grand jury’ was ruled unconsti- to make a case. T”
“then we are not serving the people. Our struggle is not confined and exists also in the South in the field of Civil Rights. We have to fight for national salvation, deal with repression and will fight for the liberation of all oppressed peoples. DE T-3 ■ July 8, 1970 CHARL”
“the activities and statements of A. Phillip RANDOLPH in behalf of the "Refusal to Fight" move- ment. 19. Mr. Kennedy further said that the aims of the Communists were clear in that they wanted to link the Negro leadership and the Negro mass Civil Rights Movement into a position o”
“FORMATION OF CELLA If you are of a true * htist" Revolutionary natere, do not hesitate to form an ERA cell of your own. ' Committ Revolutionary Acts, Rob Banks and if it was done in the spitit of the White Racial Movement, we will accept credit for it and in all prob-■ ability c”
“13-00000 TL ; Crp nl; pi tLL. 1. 3 Vo A; PAGE THREE A NO THAT T HE SE FLAMES ARE RUSING V I CLENTLY TO PUT ' AN END I 0 ALL THE OPPRESSION AND INJUST ICE WHICH IS FOUND IN THE UNITED STATES, WHICH HINDERS THE ADVANCEMENT OF THE MILLIONS OF PEOPLE IN THE ENTIRE COUNTRY."”
“13-00000 es Ro‘‘rIp.‘IT « 4 a* But we can be destroyed when Lose rasta hope and bon Ufa itself seems like story told by a i members and supporters of th® Whi isons Council. The Negro people of South IVO sea rkir time, making excuse and accepting conditions that South • it”
“wins rwaImna To DEAL Wrr STErRER STUFF. WB WAENED TE To SEE TAS VIRTUES C DISCIPLINED AND ORGANIZED ARMIED SELF-DEFENSE, RATTIER THAN SFOFTAREOUS AND DISORGANIZED o-nwaxes ayn• .RIOT. THEIE WERE POLICE ALERK PATROLS ALL OVER THE COUxmY, EOT WE WERE TAS .1 -FIRST ARID POLICE ”
“"Go? •a - <I 1 for REPRESENTATIVES or IRDIVK. JALS for the % vA yro ‘,r°n, (*r/*(nt nt REVOLUTIONARY PE ‘b ***** o/03 TEMPLE UNIVERSITY GYMNASIUM McGONIGLE HALL BROAD & MONTGOMERY STREET, PHILADELPHIA,PENNSYLVARIA pA-PRgm-m e *4670 SEPeteakt 3° (,8/0 UNLESS OTHERWISE”
“RADIO REBELDE NEWSCAST *I APRIL /955 A.M. A JJ FORWARD WITH SLACK POWER UNTIL CAPITALIST MISERY, THE FUNDAMENTAL CAUSE OF ;HUMAN INJUSTICE, IS OVERTHROWN* SAID THE ' SOCIALIST PARTY OF CHILE3 IN A CABLEGRAM SENT 10 THE AMERICAN NEGRO LEADER, STOKELY CARMICHAEL 9 S ON THE OCC”
“DE 157-3075 and the topics used concerned the "Battlefield in Cairo." DE T-27 November 17, 1970 Political education classes are held by the Detroit NCCF every Sunday at 12845 14th Street, Detroit, Michigan. DE T-1 November 24, 1970 IV. DOCa^NTS URGINGTHE REVOLUTIONARY ”
“/ ) Now our goals are within our grips and our armies are beginning to activate. A.large segment of the left and the right are no longer shooting at each other. Yes, the fear of our enemies . is now realistic. The bullets of all pro-American revolution aries are aimed at t”
“suborganizations operating at Ford Motor Company which was ■ known as the Ford Revolutionary Union Movement (FRUM) and Eldon Avenue Gear and Axle Plant (ELRUM) as well as other assembling and supplying plants, but that at the present the LRBW is active only at the Dodge Main ”
“DE 157-3075 TABLE OF CONTENTS Page I. REVOLUTIONARY PROGRAMS AND POLICIES AS EXPRESSED BY BLACK PANTHER PARTY LEADERS ................. 3 II. ACTS IN FURTHERANCE OF REVOLUTIONARY PROGRAMS AND POLICIES___ •e•• • • 5 III. TEACHING OF THE REVOLUTIONARY PROGRAM 6 IV. DOCUM”
“4-00000 PARTIDO COMUNISTA DOMINICANO (PCD) iNuestra solidaridad plena con la lucha de los negros norteamericanos. como parte que es de la lucha: de todos los oprimidos - de la tierra!: . El regimen de los monopolios imperialists norteamerteanos se conmueve for la ac”
“introduced with the following statement: "We will not dissent from American government. We will overthrow it." - DAVID HILLIARD, Chief of Staff, BPP, in a speech at the San Francisco Polo Field on November 15, 1969, said "We will kill Richard Nixon."• DAVID BILLIARD, in- the”
“L. DE 157-3075 -coriciin 1 1:00 to 4:00 p.m. on June 25, 1971. KENNETH HORSTON, leader, Detroit BPP, was master of ceremonies and intro duced the speakers. Mrs. JOSEPII SMITH, mother of CAROLYN SMITH, one of the Detroit 15, spoke regarding political 1/1 / prisoners./1”
“APPENDIX 1 LEAGUE OF REVOLUTIONARY BLACK WORKERS Also known as Dodge Revolutionary Union --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Movement •--------------- (DRUM) ----------------------------------- A source advised o”
“the following is a tag of a tape sent to the F. r and the' news services in early April -974.0 The new Revolutionary Army herewith immediately declares that the present Government of the United States of America is an illegal confederation of aliens and enemies of the people of ”
“you will begin to hear much more about the National Revolutionary Army. You shall hear of and read about Revolutionary exploits and many co-ordinates efforts in several States et the same time. We are now capable to net in nearly every State at the same time. a have the We pne”
“: YOU MUST MAKE THE DEC SION NOW, IF YOU ARE GOING "Q WORK HARD TO ILL DS, OR WORK WITH®US. OBTAIN OUR FREEDOM. AS FAS AS OUR OWN DESIRE S CONCERNED, WE DON’T WANT TO FIGHT EVEN FOR A SINGLE DAY. BUT IF CIR- MSTANCES FORCE US TO FIGHT, WE CAN FIGHT TO THE FINISH. IF ANYONE WHETH”
“THE NECESSARY POLITICAL POWER THEY CAN NO LONGER EXPLOIT ARD OPPRESS US. THEY WILL NOT BE ABLE TO LOCKUP CUR WARRIORS IX PRISONS AND JAILS ANY LONGER. THEY ALSO REALIZE THAT ONCE THE MASSES OF ARGRY BLACKS BECOME POLITICALLY AWARE, WE ARE GOING BRING THE-MACHIIERY OF OPPRESSI”
“DE 157-3075 "Unconventional Warfare Devices and Techniques" "Military Explosives" "Explosives and Demolitions" DE T-1 December 30, 1970 IV. DOCUMENTS URGING THE REVOLUTIONARY PROGRAM No new leaflets were distributed in Detroit by the NCCF during December.'“■, ■V« EVIDEN”
“WweS/tka ipkoornghenetreryeeotisnmo- Re-printed Vol. VII No.4 of the Black Panther Party Intereommunal News - -.* COMRADE GEORGE JACKSON: CN zenznettym 14W« aswLte 891141 TH Alt m-rrp taka* • BLACK PANTHER PARTY ;! THE FOLLOWING LETTER WAS SEHIT TO US ON JUNE 21,”
“* .8 * g. APPENDIX •1. BLACK PANTHER PARTY, also known, as - Black Panther Party for Self Defense ‘ • . According to the official newspaper of the Black Panther Party (BPP), the BPP was started during * December, 1966, in Oakland, California, to organize " black people”
“. ATTENTION COMMUNITY WORKERS AND N.O.C.P. MEMBERS DETROIT CHAPTER th HE FOLLOWING INFORMATION IS AN ORDER AND WILL BE CARRIED OUT IMMEDIATELY■ LL POWER TO THE PEOPLE COMRADES; • .. BECAUSE OF THE NECESSITY TO INTENSIFY THE STRUGGLE HERE IN THE STATE OF MICHIGAN, 2 IS NECESSA”