Vol. 4, No. 15

THE BLACK PANTHER 23 Black Community News Service THE BLACK PANTHER P "The fascists have already decided in advance fo murder Chairman Bobby Seale in the electric chair. INTERNATIONAL SECTION, BLACK PANTHER PARTY Alger, Algeria CONCERNING: The pre-planned political murder of Bobby Seale, Chairman of the Black Panther Party, in (t/ in rinkay the electric chair in the state of Connecticut, The Primary Task of the American Revolution, at this point in ourhistory, is to defeat the Number One maneouver of the fascist power structure, which is to make an example of Bobby Seale by putting him to death in the Flectric Chair in the state of Connecticut. The fascists have already decided in advance to murder Chairman Bobby Seale in their all-out effort to \ } destroy thc leadership of the Black Panther Party and to intimidate our membership in particular and all other progressive people and organizations, This ; should be crystal clear even to a blind man, The vicious political persecution of Chairman Bobby Seale ranges intime over a four year period --from the very beginning THE BLACK PANTHER, SATURDAY, MARCH 15, 1970 PAGE 2 CON’T FROM FRONT COVER The fascist have already decided in advance fo murder Chairman Bobby Seale in the electric chair. trail of trumped-up charges from Oak- land, Sacramento, Berkeley, San Fran- cisco, Chicago, and nowtoConnecticut, The plot against Bobby Seale in partic- ular is so outrageously obvious that even these shameless pigs should not have the gall to try to pull it off, But the fact that they are going full speed ahead with their disgraceful con- Spiracy should make it clear to the American people, once and for all, that a desperate hour is uponus and we have no time to loose if we areto salvage the situation, Because one thing must be made absolutely clear to America: no matter what the White people of America are prepared to accept, Black people do not accept this ultimate at- tempt to bind and gag Bobby Seale with death because of the fearless leadership that he has given to our people. Black people will never accept this premeditated decision of the fascist power structure to murder Chairman Bobby Seale in the Electric Chair, So that the question is nowposed, pure and simple: Is America going to have a Class War or a Race War? The fascists have already declared war upon the peo- ple, Will the people as a whole rise up to meet this challenge with a righteous People’s War against these fascist pigs, or will Black people have togoitalone, thus transforming a dream of inter- racial solidarity into thenightmare ofa Race War? “ Our brothers are being murdered in their sleep by the shock troopers of the power structure; our offices are being subjected to all-out military attack; our lawyers are being sentenced to prison along with us; and the fascist Nixon Administration has unleashed the polit- ical police of the F.B,I, and thrown away all pretenses of justice and e- quality under the law, Lip-service to the Constitution of the United States of America has been replaced by out- right fascist terror and naked repres- sion, Hundreds of our Party members have been jacked-up on highly political charges, Scores of our Party members languish in jails and prisons, subjected to scandalously high bails that are tantamount to RANSOM, Throughout the length and breath of this depraved land, the situation is the same, It is nothing but an attempt to sabotage the 400 year struggle of our people for free- dom and liberation, Our Minister of Defense, Huey P, Newton, teaches us that in order to have security from the unceasing ag- gressions of the enemy, we must always be in a position to inflict a political con- sequence upon the aggressor for each act of aggression, This attempt to mur- der Chairman Bobby Seale cold- bloodedly in the Electric Chair is an open provocation and the ultimate ag- gression against Black people, It is a calculated step taken by fascist pigs in the unfolding of thetr vicious blueprint of genocide against Black people, We, “4 oe Bn Black people, if we are forced to go it alone, must be prepared to unleash the ultimate political consequence upon this racist nation, Theultimate political con sequence which Black people have in their power to unleash is RACE WAR, Indeed, we have been and at this very moment are the victims of asystematic racist repression, The Black Panther Party, as everybody knows, hastakena leading role intrying to avoid precisely this disasterous RACE WAR which the fascist oppressors have been working night and day to bring abour, But we cannot and will not continue this policy to the point of racial suicide, We will not sacrifice Chairman Bobby Seale on the alter of interracial harmony if White people continue to sit back and allow PLANS FOR MURDER I don’t know what to say, maybe words on the Constitution it's only of table scraps. These fools ar because it's all been said. Today paper and it will burn, Bobby af enemies of the people and have tc 5.9.70 Bobby Seale, Chairmanof peared before Hoffman, the sym- be dealt with as ome would deal the Black Panther Party is to te bol of racist America, as 4 man x taken to Connecticut to be rall- a leader of his people, and de- and see Liobby roaded and burned in the electri manded his rights: the rights of med for the hair to satisify the yearningofall all people t eak up in defense And if they racist America, RichardNixomhas of their lives, Bobby has itted ‘ c given the order, and John Mitchel! no crime; the ¢ s¢ \ is to pull the switch Nixon's, Agnes been plenty of talk hy bob and used | x face onpecticul of and t r ha oO reasoan discuss sde’t go tk howld go t ‘ icut tle eys and beootlicking pig ing, and t i] i it inal re the who planned t murder = . - [ow this ghastly plot to go forward, So if the so-called freedom loving White peo- ple of America do not stand up now, while there are still a few moments of time left, and put an end to the perse- cution of Chairman Bobby Seale, then Black people will have to go it alone and step forward alone, This will mean the end of our dreams for the Class War which America needs and the be- ginning of the Race War which America cannot endure, This is the politicai con- sequence which America faces because of this unspeakablly evil attempt to murder Chairman Bobby Seale in the Electric Chair, BLACK PANTHER PARTY Min, of Information Eldridge Cleaver —— oo " a ae Se Cl? - Hae ams As time goes by, I think it will become very clear to people in gen- eral that the coming of Huey Newton and the founding of the Biack Panther Party by him and Bobby Seale was truly an historic event, Because you almost have to starvi dealing with re- ligious categories to talk about the importance of what they did, It must always be kept in mind that of Huey and Bobby, Huey is/was the dynamo, the source, the prime mover, And it was he who set the standard by which Biack men from that point on will be measured by themselves, by Black men and by Black women, In this sense, it doesn’t really matter how White beople judge Huey or wih:2ther or not they understand why he is so important to us. The important thing is the pro- found effect that he has had in elevat- ing the consciousness of Black people inside the United States, It is very clear also that Huey’s influence has Spread beyond Black people, and that there are many young White people who relate charismatically to Huey Newton, But Huey has charisma for the average young Black cat and definitely has charisma for young Black women, Huzy was able to influence people who have never been influenced in the his- tory of the United States. Huey was able to take the dispossessed and for- gotten element--we call them the “brothers aid sisters off the block"’, those who live in the urban ghettos and who are nol represented by any organization, any political machinery. Huey was able to take winos and dope fiends, thieves, pimps and to politi- cize them and give them the motiva- tion and the disctpline to participate in organized political activity, This was a fantastic achievement. The closest that anyone ever came to that in the past was Elijah Mwiammed and the Black Muslim Movement. Through the voice of Malcolm X, the Black Muslims were able to reach some of the same people. The people wom Huey Newton was able to reach are the people who listened to Maicolm X, The people who would listen to Malcolm X but who wouldn’t join his organiza- tion but who listened to him sympatheti- cally. Huey was able to strike a fire in their hearts and to infuse them with an enthusiasm that was miraculous. But you could understand that and how that could be done when you see Huey in action on the scene of oppression, when you see a scene go down, the type of scene that Black people have been subjected to for centuries, I'm speak- THE BLACK PANTHER, SATURDAY, MARCH 15,1970 PAGE 3 4, ing of confrontations that speak of death. Scenes where some Black per- son has just been brutalized by a cop or as in Richmond, California, April, 1967, when the police killed, in the most vicious manner, Denzil Dowell, a young Black man; and whose mother was upset and demanding an investiga- tion, Her son had been murdered in the most blatant and vicious manner shot down in an alley with a shotgun by pigs. And this mother was very upset as we can understand and all she wanted was an investigation, She wanted some- thing to be done about it and she went to the authorities and asked the authori- ties to have a Grand Jury investiga- tion, The Coroner rushed through his investigation and called it justifiable homicide. And here was this mother with a huge family, I think about four- leen people in her family, a very poor woman, a woman who was ill, a women who had been more or less robbed by life years ago and whose only per- Spective was to see her children, all finally grow up and do the best that they could. And Denzil Dowell was kind of the jewel of the family. I’m sot sure whether or not he was the baby of the family but his mother was very, very fond of him because he was the one in the family whom she could rely on, to whom she could turn and ask to do things, to run errands for her when other people didn’t seem to be available. Denzil Dowell was her right hand and he had gone out of the house to do something for her and he never came back, Someone came toher house and told her that the police had just killed her son, She was in hysterics almost. She was hysterical for justice, She put out this call to all the Black organizations to come and talk to her, to have a meeting at her home so that something could be done about the mur- der of her soa. She asked for the NAACP, the Urban League, and CORE, and some of the religious organizations just to come and discuss this with her because she was not well enough to go and visil all of them. And she asked them to send a representative and she didn’t even know about the Black Panther Party. But at the mo- ment, the time that was set aside for this meeting, we showed up, the Black Panther Party showed up, aad none of the other organizations showed up, And it wes around this incident, trying to do something for Mis. Dowell, that I really became convinced that I had to join the Black Panther Party.’ ’ Thal’s the moment when_it.was clear iscsi: to me ‘that I was a Black Panther, “~ I had been associating with the Panthers and I had been strongly attracted to the® Panthers but out of this attempt to get this investigation, there were Mery..., _ times when I saw Huey step forward, _s2 under the guns of the police, ina very, fearless manner, Not for money; not, : for any compensation of that type, but out of the desire to do something. <e for his people. To see Huey Newton step forward confront murderous, “S. brutal, vicious gestapo pigs and to see’ - him do this fearlessly and to hear him * articulate the grievances of his © beople and to hear him hurl forth an implacable demand for alleviation of: these grievances, it was a thing that has to be seen in a certain perspec- * tive and in a certain context. If you can uiderstand that then youcanunder- Stand why and how Huey P. New‘on was able to get other Black men and women to pick up the gun and stand with him in defense of our people. When Huey was on the streets out of jail, he was always in a hurry. Huey walked fast, he talked fast, in everything he did there was a sense of urgency about it, because he knew that time was very shori for him, He fully expected to be shot down some night, to be killed by pigs. During those days it was like walking on egg shells, egg shells that were filled with ex- plosives. Tension, tension was ex- tremely high within the group, and every moment was like the last moment, And no one would have been able to ey hold his cool unless Huey held his. 1 always got the impression that when there would be a group of Panthers together, they were ready to split and _ that they would all have gotten awey from that scene, and gotten away from each other, but for Huey standing there firmly holding them together. At this particular time that I was © trying to talk about when we were in — Richmond, we visited the scene where Denzil Dowell was shot down in this alley, And there were about thirteenor — fourteen members of the Black Panther Party there all of whom were armed except myself, I didn’t have a gun, And when the cops found out that we were there with guns, well just reacting as they have always reacted * in the past, they dispatched their troops to the scene, And there were maybe fifteen or twanty people from the com- munity, Black people who knew Denzil Dowell and who were concerned about Denzil Dowell, and Deazil Dowell’s mo- ther was there. You have to picture this elderly Black women, In describ- ing Denzil Dowell’s mother you have fo picture an elderly stout woman; a woman recognized by other peodle in the community as being @ mother, a grandmother; an elderly woman who hal the appearance of\\heing weary and tired; the type of women you might See sitting in UB Front Tow r pew of a Baptist church on aay given Sunday, And she was surrowided by some of CON’T ON PAGE 16 2 ] -« * a - THE BOACR PANTHER! WKTEAUAY "MAREH IS" bor Pact 4 DEMOCRACY FOR WHOM? ~ Under the United States Con- Stitution, the highest law of the land, every citizen is guaranteed the cight to speak his mind, write and publish his thoughts and as- semble on the street to protest against what he thinks Is wrong. This is clearly written in the Constitution. However, there are always loopioles in the Consd- tution which empower the State with the authority to suppress these basic rights if and when fit so desires, As we have witnessed many times, whenever a large betty of men evoke their rights to freedom of speech, freedom of press and freedom of assembly, the Stare, if annoyed by tre words or demands of this body of men, t besi- ate to dispatch its armed troops while at the same time declaring ~& State of martial law, Of course, there is always an explanation, or justification for this overt act of repression; the “justification” always Comes to us under the name of “law and order’, the unwrit- ten clause in the Constitution, This comradictory system of justice-~- the granting of certain civil li- berties om the one hand and the denying of these liberties oa the other--is always the case of a siate ruled by what is termed a “bourgeois democracy"’. Under a bourgeois Gemocracy, a govern- ment by the wealthy, of the weakhy aod for the wealthy; the State exists only for the benefit of the bourgeoisie, the owners of the means of production. It could be no other way. If the state were ruked by, Say farmers, what we would have then is a government by, of and for the farmers, In other words, the state is merely an in- Strument employed by one class to suppress sncther, The state Goes Hot--cannot-~xist in the interest of freedom tux rather to keep down its adversaries, When class antagonisms disappear and when it is possible to speak of freedom, the state, of course, then ceases to exist, We are taught at an carly age that the term ‘democracy’ means “rule of the people.”’ Bur what we are not taught is that chere are basically twu kinds of demo- eracy---bourgeoisie democracy and proletarian democracy. So now we are left with the question, ‘‘A democracy for whom? Let us take a closer ook at this word democracy and apply it to our present-day society, When the word democracy is ased in our presence, many of us immediately think of an imposirg bullding which we have been taught to call “‘the House of Congress, or in some cases, “‘the House of Parliament’ Inside this huge building, we visualize two so- called opposing groups of men, ose group being the ‘‘majprity power’ and the other group jocking for position to become the majority power at the next general clection, Bur this, of course, is only the machinery of a certain kind of democracy, It does not relate to che exsense of what a true demo- cracy is. The essense of a true fomocracy is Simply a government by the 1 cocs lior people, of the pe ple an the peopl? anid ¢ that the * of the att SUT be freely elected ty the peoph:, flat then we are told that “a two opposing groups of on in that iding the e- tative? he? a®iure repre iacaee cohtiressional ected repre of the peo- ple; this would include also the Presidem of the State, who is aot a member of Congres have the power veto any of the lawe passed by Congress, and the power to declare or stop 4 war, Who are these representatives of the people? Where do they come from? Who are the people? What re S tut Goes to people? These are fair questions and, they deserve fair answers, In a Society made up of classes, class struggles and class contra- dictions--that is, classes with an- tagonistic interests, political beliefs, etc. «~- the State, as is always the case, invariably serves the class that is in contro] of the means of production. Owlng to this “type of democracy”, the people or the Demos. would be none other than the economically dominate class, since all the benefits of democracy are not extended to everyone, So what we have here is a democracy for one class, which is made up of a fractional part of the entire population. The represematives of the ‘‘people"’ the people in this case being the weahhy class, the owners of the means of prodaction -- are men (who themselves are from the wealthy class) who are elected to office simply to serve *'the ruling class.’’ Of course, the ex- ternal characteristics of the state ~-coastkutions, general elections, congress, party opposition, ete., =--may seem Gemocratic but the State is nooetheless here to pro- tect and serve the interests of the ruling class. Even the pro- Claimed democratic rights and liberties are in the hands of the ruling class. This is a bourgeols democracy, Such is the type of democracy that exists here in America today, To quote Viadimir Lenin; “"Bourgeols democracy, al- though a great historical advance in comparison with medicvalism, always remains, and under capita- ism is bound to remain, re- stricted, truncated, false and hypocritical, a paradise for the rich and a snare and a deception for the exploited, for the poor.”’ As long. as. claps antagonisms exist, we can only speak of a "democracy of classes.’ We can- hot speak of a “'true’’ democracy @ure democracy) as long as classes exist, There can be no equality between the exploiting class and the class that is being exploited, Ik is ignorant andmons- trous to speak of equality between the exploited and the exploiters. Let us now examine another kind of democracy: Proletarian Democracy. In this type of demo- cracy the state still exists to put down Ks adversaries--the react- jonary class, the former. owners of the means of production. How- ever, since the means of produce tion are now in the hands of the proletarjan, the working class, the state now cxists in the interests of the proletarian, whom, as | mentioned earlier In tiis work comprise the vast majority of the eatire population, And the repre- Sentatives of the people-- the People, or the demos, now the proletarian class-- are, of course, clected to serve the pro- letarian, being that they @he rep- resentatives) are from the jority class. “‘There is so longer a need for the “‘two-Party”’ system since there Is now a { Nelaw cing mae unamity of interests and political beliefs, The state now becomes a system of government by" of and for the majority of the people--in other words, a socialistic society, a society where the people share equally inthe things they commonly need aad com ly use, The state will exist only so long eradicate all bourgeols and petty bourgeols tendencies. This is Proletarian Gemocracy. k is interesting to note that und’r a bourceois Gen racy, the term “free enterprise” is very misleading, he existing state would have us believe that capi- talism is an ecooomic system tn which the means of production aad distribution are privately owned, which in turns leads us to believe that the owners of capita) are separated from the stare. This, however, Is not the case since the owners of capital are the state ~-in this case, the state being the bourgeoisie, In the development of capitalism, the vast majority of capktal is accumulated by a small group of men who inevitably turn their capitalistic monopoly intothe governing body of the state in question, When the working class seizes the means of production, all capital is then turned over to all the people. The existing state, through its political educators--tigh school government teachers, College po- litical science professors and the “‘popular’’ mass medila--in- forms us that the right to dis- sent is an essential ingredient of a democracy. To take away the right of dissente- freedom of speech, press ani assembly --is to infringe upon one’s basic free- doms as guaranteed by the Constitution, But, then, this is good only on paper. Por we know that the basic rights of millions of Americans are being violated each and everyday, as exempli- fied by the ‘*Bobby Seale Trial.” American jurisprudence once again wiped its big ugly behind oa the U.S. Constitution. Bobby's lidic- rous imitation of a trial was just another classic exampke of A- merican toilet room justice,”’ In hog-tying Bobby to the chair and stuffing rags ia his mouth and Genying him the right to private counsel of his own choice, and of speech, the American judicial System merely revealed itself as the most decadent form of juris- prudence in existence. And to top it off, Bobby was sentenced to prison withcet the benefit of a jury wlal. (The court sentenced Bobby to four years in federal prison on sixteen consecutive counts of contempe of court.) L could write several pages citing incidents where many A- mericans have been denied their constitutional rights, but to do this it would be a reiteration of what has already been sald, What I am trying to point out, is that the existing state is an apparatus for making laws that are used as weapons against those who are subordinate to the class, There can be po justice for the ‘*non-owners”’ of the n of production, For 4 Slave to ex- pect justice from the slave master would be the simply ruling eans Saine 45 retur robbed, eapecting ni a he lot to the man t Now «we tlon one’s rights, to pr The ister do lhe pendence, ‘ © just lett with the ques- do to secur Nect ove’ srl lieve, lies in th meat of the U5, Consti- Declaration of Inde- We hold these truths self evidem, that all men are created equal; that they are cowed by their creator with cer- tain unalienable rigits; that among these are life, liberty, Or ; « . > ‘WHat crest « nswer, | | to be e- and the pursuit of happiness. ‘That, to secure these rights, governments are instituted among men, deciving their just powers from the consent of the governed; that; whenever any form of government becomes destructive to these ends, it is the right of the PEOPLE to alter or to ABOLISH it, and to insti- tutea NEW government, laying its foundation on such principles, and organizing its powers in such forms, 4s to them shall scem most likely to effect their safety and happiness. Prudence, indeed, will dictate thar governments long es- tablished should not be changed for light and uansient causes; and, accordingly, all experience hath shown, that mankind are more disposed to suffer, while ovils sufferable, than to right themsel- ves by abolishing the forms for which they are accustomed. But, when a long train of ABUSES and USURPATIONS, pursuing invari- ably the same object, evinces 4 design to reduce them under ab- solute depocism, it is thelr RIGHT, it is their DUTY, to THROW OFF such government, and to provide NEW GUARDS for their future se- curity.”’ (Italics are mine), That the American people have been suffering a long train of abuses and usurpations for many years is needless to say, No matter how hard we try, we cannot ne- gate this harsh reality; we cannot, with clear coasciense, divorce ourselves from reality. The con- tradictions are all there for all of us to see. And indeed they are glaring, Our eyes amd ears are mot deceiving us, Yes, we shudder in horror as we witness with our in the head of our yx critics of American democracy. Yes, «@ hake our heads in seeming dis. lief a9 we bear with our owen the Vice-Presiden openl \ advo, Cating the repression of sf aewe Coverage of the aati-war 9 ovetietar and the opposition to racts and fascisin, To deny that these thi as are happening, is w deny one’s Very own existence, And to fail to raise one's voice against this ous and out gression against the people’s rights is x nake mockery of one’s existence and » blatant act of treae against all humanity, Sone optién? P OF LIBERATION, = Do we hold to the truth ¢ mes are created equal, “that are endowed by their a certain unalienable rights?’ - do then we must also hold to¢ truth that it is the right of people, their duty, toOVER the government ff thelr alienabie rights” are abridged, Are not we reduced under absolute dispotis a government by the few, of few and for the few. On the 4th of July mitt Americans throughout Unis of pressed land pay homage tow can best be described as of violence.'’ During the p war between the Americaa co and the British Colonial the American colonists Ucally burnded down se British frigates, scattered te the sea, and killed a British soldiers. Andweare to revere all the men and wo who THREW OFF thelr Britta sabe gn Yet it is wrong for today’s ¢ tics of American raise their voices in opps to a system that is a times more evil than the which oppressedthe onles. Hac not the Minutemen pick the gun, America to day still be a British Colony. AS I look at what is b in America today, | see no & sible way to cradicare the of the existing state exceped REVOLUTION, All protests . been exhausted, And whem n - exhausts all normal means of pn test, he has no recourse but to) more dramatic means of menting his . There iso oe i. ae” 4 . ‘, “J t, is ALL POWER TO THE PEOPU t Free All Political Prisoners Alfred Hassan Kansas City Panther Lawyer | Feburary 27, 1970 Austin Shute, has beea fighting for the freedom of oer b for about a year aow. He” werkel intently to see that people's warriors remain with Ge people. aon To site a few cases, Shute Bas gotten an aquittal for brewer Tommy Robinson who was 0 for alleged Saying he was to ““biow,”" a business 50 a. comaualty. Shae explained ¢ Hangman iloffmas type jacge Gat the ttecm was oaly che ge »f the ghetto and the term meant rap on the lad sp Onher cases have been when (3), brothers were facing Be SHaniWit, on an alleged & 408). erya Shure after deal He xs Othe case saw te chives be cropped on *MORSD VuRee und deak with YPether"s \ ry charges CASE TOBULN! IA the brothers Setting five \eirs. These > Were jst » port of the CAL Rave Toind Shute to bea servant of the people, We say t Shute, “REM and keep our warriors 08! streets,** ALL. POWER TO THE Kansas City Chapter WOMENS INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE FOR PEACE AND FREEDOM STATEMENT OF REPRESSION February, 1970 Mon's International League for Bill of Rights was shown by the Peace and Freedom, mieeting in Philadelphia on February 14-15, 1970, deplores the growing climate of repression in the United States. The pressing problems which face our society--racism and urban de- cay, polarization between persons of different political persuasions, crowing disenchantment by youth-- will not be solved attempting to repress their manifestations, Spokesmen for the Administra- tion are cultivating polarization by categorizing political dissenters as ‘ideological criminals’’ and in- veiging against the media for re- cent wave of attacks against the Black Panther Party perpetrated by federal, state and loca! authori- tes evidences a lack of respect for the Constitutional rights of ALL mombers of society, More than 26 members of the Black Panther Party bave been killed and much of their property destroyed by law enforcement agents, Contributing to this atmosphere of repression, the Senate has passed, with little opposition, two measures which repeal sections of the Bill of Rights. The Organ- ized Crime Control Acts sets a five year statute of limitations on the Fourth Amendment guarantees against unreasonable searches and seizures. It erodes the Fifth Amendment by compelling persons to give incriminating testimony with no immunity from trial for offenses so revealed, It allows jud- ges to give additional 90 year jail Sentences on the basis of illegally obtained evidence and with po find- ing of guilt beyond a reasonable dGoult Further indifference to the Senate when it passed the Con- trolled Dangerous Substances Act with its infamous ‘'no-knock"’ pro- vistons, The examples set by the fed- eral government have encouraged local officials to believe that they can violate the rights of the poor am unpopular with impunity, Teo Black Muslims were shot by police officers im Alabarna after their society purchased a large tract of land there. Countless unknown members of minority groups are dally subjected to lawlessarrests, police brutality and lengthy incar- ceration because they do not know or cannot enforce their constitu- tional rights We call upon our lawmakers and all agencies of the government to respect the human and con- stitutional rights of all members of society. An orderly society, with freedom and justice for all, will mot be attained until and un- less the right of each individual to live ia human dignity, to be free from racial diseriminatioa, and to express his political views without persecution is recognized and enforced. We reaffirm our sup- port of those, like the members of the Chicago ‘“‘Conspiracy &’ and the Black Panther Party, who courageously assert their consti- tutional rights in the face of un- lawful and oppressive govern- memal interference. We express our solidarity with those who are persecuted by the government for their attempts to change our racist, oppressive society because we re- cognize that no person is free while his brother is in chains WORDS ALONE WILL NOT CHANGE CONDITIONS For the past ten months art- icles, flyers, leaflets, posters and buttons have been circulated throughout the communities in New York state demanding the release of the N Y. 21, White-mother coun- try radicals have participated in rallies and speaking engagements concerning the release of these revolutionary brothers and sisters or the reduction of their ball. For ten months thirteen brothers and sisters have been incarcerated on obviously trumped up charges-- while those ‘‘free-slaves’’ aim- lessly wandered throughout this unrestricted concentration camp, crying ‘‘Free the N.Y, 21"'. Peo- ple even remoely aware of the fascist repression Black people in particular and other peoples in general are subjected to in this country verbally supported the freedom of these political pri- soners. In realizing that this is a mad- dog, brutal society, we shouldalso realize that the rhetoric--revolu- tionary rhetoric included--will be to po avail if we limit ourselves to just that because this system has, ever since capitalism was first instituted as an economic sys- tem, been deliberately adversive to the needs and demands of the masses of working class people Brother Malcolm said ‘‘you speak im the language of your Op- pressor,.."" not meaning in the colloquial contents of language but rather in the repressive Condition - ing activities of the oppressor sys- tem, In this country we find that the dog politician speaks with a demagogic, oF ‘forked’, tongue, put the oppressive control by which he manipalates people's lives is by means of technical power oF equipment. .in short, military su- pervision, manifested in the racist dog police and its various gestapo forces and the imperialist army So whereas the people may make demands in the form of revolu- thonary rhetoric, this alone will not touch them, And since our comm- mon oppressor has taken control of all means of economic or polit. leal power away from the masses of people, we have only one func- (onal power to turn to now--and as “Papa Rage’ stated--that's the power to destroy, the power to disrupt Words alone will not change con- Gitions, this is evident especially to Black people, Moving on cor- recting conditions and environ- ments is the only functional way of achieving any type of people's power. For 400 years Black people have moaned and groaned and begged for freedom--and the re- Sults--an N.A.A.C.P, and a few Anti - Poverty - Programs--and you still ain'tfree. Recently, White radical organizations demon- Strated for ‘'Peace’’ and to ‘End the war im Vietnam’’--and still cestapo forces In Babylon continue to murder and incarcerate people unjustifiably--and yet those 30,000 “protestors’’ against the war in Vietnam refuse to take an active stand im combating the war at home. At this stage of the revolution we do not need ‘book revolu- tionaries'’ or supporters who say “we'll be there when the stuff comes down'’ it has already hit the fan. Its hit the fan for Fred Hampton and Mark Clark, Its hit the fan for Rapheal Viera of the Y.L.O, Its hit the fan for Preacherman of the Patriot Party, And its hit the fan for the N.Y. Panther 2). Where were you thea? Where are you now? Are you stil) playing ‘‘rally revolutionaries’, or are you for real? Are you for real about tearing Cown this ex- ploitative structure? If you are, you know what needs to be done. The revolutionary people of Viet- nam knew and they moved in a revolutionary manner todea) with the racist imperialist dogs invading their home soll. The American people can deal with the fascist dog gestapo forces at home because we have the power to do so With all our powerful revolu- tionary forces combined, we can tear down the walls of any prison and let the madmen out’ FREE THE N.Y, 2)! af (Ack ieee w) et ie Oe OOP 1 have a message from the re- volutionary sisters of babylon, to all the beautiful sisters in ba- bylon. The message: ‘Sisters get om your job: You have work to do,” Let me tell you a Little bit about the revolutionary sisters of the work, We must start with sister Erica Huggins, for sister Erica has set an example that all oppressed wo- men of the work can relate to. On January 17, 199, sister Erica lost her very revolutionary husband when members of the Cukral Na- tionalise U.S, Organization mur- dered him (John Jerome Huggins) and Alprentice Bunmchy Carter. In May of the same year, sister . Erica was jailed in Conn, for the alleged murder of a panther brother, Alex Rackley, Since that time she has been subjected to torture that is extremly horrible and seascless; her daughter Mai whom was ouly three months old, was separated from her. The Sister is very well educated and has worked hard in the struggle for liberation, We should look closely at what she did and we should also see what is being done to her. Sister Erica held up the banner that John died to save, She also was the acting Deputy Minister of Defense for the Conn, Chapter. This sister was truly on her job and we must try to learn from her example. Sister Erica is not alone in our Struggle for liberation, sisters of the New York 21, and the Conn, 8, have struggled for liberation of the masses. These sisters are presently being subjected to forms of torture unimaginable. Two of the sisters are pregnant, two in THE BLACK PANTHER, SATURDAY, MARCH 55; 1070 PAGE Sur Conn. One sister Francis Carter- had delivered a baby boy named Che Alprentice Carter. After birth of this new warrior be was taken away by the fascist racist state of Conn. by saying that this beautiful Sister was an unfit mother. At the time she was arrested she was serving the people, free breakfast for school children, free clothing and most of all free medical care, The state has calledthis sister unfit for trying to help the poor and oppressed people in that state, We Say right-on to the sister and thar it is the state who is unfit, The sisters mentioned above has shown us the strength that is necessary to carry out this struggle in a racist fascist nation such as this, These women are the examples of the fact that we must struggle to free all oppressed people of the world. We must also Jook at examples of 4 revolutionary woman as set by the Palestinian women. Their husbands would leave the families and be engaged in armed struggic with the guerrilla forces. Whea the husbands died they would send their sons, for these women realized that the struggle for oppressed peoples Uberation must be carried on, When they had no more sons to send they would send thelr daughters and finally if necessary the women went themselves. They would band together and go on reconnaissance missions planning and destroying large amounts of the enemies e- qiipmen.. A sister was sent out to get food for the troops, when she returned, Uf the troops had moved, the sister get out to find the troops, and after several days of searching when she located the troops, all of the food she had carried was there for them. She would live on herbs during her search, for she knew the impor- tance of the fighting men having food and she was strong enough to Save it for ther, Sisters you must become aware of the power and abilities you have and guide them in the way of our struggle for liberation of all poor and oppressed peoples. Frantz Fannoo, author of a “Dying Colonalism"’, dedicared a whole chapter to the role of sis- ters in the struggle. He talks about the fact that the oppressors in Algiers would embarrass the sisters and their families by un- veiling them, The sisters during the struggle began to unveil them- selves therefore showing the op- ressors that they had determined their own destiny, These sisters would during the course of the Struggle replace thelr veils in or- der to carry tools for liberation and to assist in revolutionary mis- sions, Sisters, being a whole part inthe revolution, you must know chat your part is basically the same as the brothers and rhat is liberation for — all oppressed people by any means necessary, This year I'm sure is the year of the armed struggle; “You are not the Better half, Nor the Worst half, bot the Other half. ALL POWER TO THE PEOPLE! SEIZE THE TIME}! Kansas Cry Chapter Black Panther Party OPEN LETTER TO LEE BERRY’S WIFE, MARVA Dear Marva, I have wanted to confirm complete solidarity wtih you since the time I read about your husband, 1 know that there is a lot of sym- pathy and support for him, but I don’t think it could ever be too much and we should never take a feeling like this for granred, lam also « political prisoners on the same level your husband is and you have been, My situation was much the same asfar as not getting medical care. I understand the feeling of suffering when no one can get to youtohelp. However, my sit- vation is and was different; Ifinally got some medical care because of my comrades here and elsewhere. 1 have been working on 4 Health Cadre every since I have been in the Party, but it seemedthat af- ter the pigs directly tried to kill me with a machine gun thea the medical abuse that my eyes were were completely opened to the me- dical brutality the Party and more important, the people, endure. | Started to just go and sit in emer- gency hospital wards, Another tac- tie wil) be successful incommiktting Renockie against our community if we do not take our medical clinics and concern for cur people in chis way. I feel all aspects of fighting op- pression needs great work and needs to be intensified and dealr wih. But you understand, I know that if our people are not fod and do not have medical care they will not be stronmg-they will not be able to endure the added oppression we all are about to endure or need, to endure to survive, Be strong my sister. | knowthat the pigs are causeing you andimany others great pains, | fee] inteobe= cause Lam a revolutionary, I have been subject to their completeand worst brutality, I have a husband too. As fin ag I know be is alright. That gived me 4 little more strength, As foe your husband, I hope he will even. wally get medical care amd willbe returned to the people and you, But one thing the pigs don't realize is that with all the people that have recieved pig brutality by sticks, bullets and Jack of medical care, they strengthen a revolutionary. They further the line of demarca- tion. For me they have made my hate for they very clid and very ruthless, but at the same time they have made my love for the people and my comrades and even myself unbreakable and continuosly grow- ing. Sometimes I think of the pas- Sibility of noe being with my other tal again-then I think thatthe time with (hat man has been the most beneficial andbeautiful, because be is @ AN, 2 Meo Like Black wo- men bave Been looking for since Slavery) bexan, 1 fecl very happy that some black women and mea have regained their human dignity, We Cannat Lose.. Because More Of the People Are Awakening... ALL POWER TOYOU, ALL POWER TO THE PROPLE! NO MATTER WHAT WE MUST BE STRONG! Donnettesa Brew THE BLACK PANTHER WILL THE Ss ATURDAY, MARCH 15 1970 PAGE ; ine REAL BOMBER PLEASE STAND UP A wu place in the Denver area ed on: first, is cision to investigate the attack on Mrs. Farley; the second, is the Police department's statemect con- cerning the Bombing of 46 school buses on Febroary 5; and the third is the slanderous b! few recent events 1@< de com the de- aming of aChi- Camo brother, Baktayar Martinez for the bombing Mrs. Farley was attacked by Someone enraged over her hus- band’s condemnation of « Chief Slhummate'’s racist rem now Shurmate’s C.B.J. ha co “get its man this time’ {* must be remembered that Shu- mate was instrumemal in the for matic of the < B.L, and it is Goudtful if his racist arritudes wece mot thoroughly ingrained in the bones a sinew cf his brain child (mort to mecotion his subordinate P who he id ¢t r to hire, fire aad oromote idom that me hires o> promotes people with whom one does not arre< So now, this ¢ l., Wiese ex. Chief Director (he’s still Depu- ty Director) and leading spokes- man caused the incident, to solve it. That's like investigating er ly am the crimis ac be counted t $ to tice? | unlikely; cf yer that is Les people are asked ¢ What arrogance! In the case of ¢ c bombings, first a Ke the Deny Pig De f © to oink tha wrso " , wer —" bly aryl i the tie t thesis us (Wheat {to our intelligence! Do the raci Segregationalists who fiche for sear ti need anyon t credit the Their icist md ~Secadem act! ! x lear lodictment the liscredit \ t . in o. further in rte u inority J ities, i << J row oe ! ar M inez, of « Ite on! i ir aste the a rheir ard alc ir ro t ke ed, “‘unsil we « turr Ie's ing to see the “law sickening--No' k's frighten ¢ “ OF Cemein agencies cover-up for champion hate-filled racist KKK and Mincute- mea with statements ‘and charges designed to confuse rhe people and make the victims of racist attacks look like the criminals, and the Facist criminals book like the vic- tims; Sut this has always bes 1 fact of life in racist hate-filled America, When we examin deeper thouvh, we see that the arms of enforce ment--the C.6.1. aad police de- partment --are ly tools for car- Frying out the policies s Gow by the people win comrrol and mani- pulate the gov mem--the de- Ciders: the porate executives anc Dankers, the poly-ca i} ~ ist, these are the eople who put the acist S ate his posit ° fictate his words and actions and shall champk n, and who they shall persecute--the verwheiming i« jority of the people have ow and save - Aad go the oilnki %“ ZOoCs on: > te, Love, the C.8.1., the Der.- y-cCapital it ir ’ ant institut ut rol 4 leoguard n ties, | ann uv ildre from ve Shimates, wh act an he pi separt pox = Only t can we become truly free, give cl education, and forg t s necessary t xterou ‘ ies, La >» Willis litical Pri Le ri it i! DD . F UL. Is there PIGS MUST WITHDRAW ROM OUR COMMUNITY january 23, 970 ~ Friday at Camden High School Two Bloods were fighting near {ot the pig car. The sisters and the streets of Ca vden High School rhe orothers pulled him our of the and someone called the fascistpigs car and protected him, yelling. to stop ¢ fight. But it seems ‘‘We demand all br Mhers to be that the pigs were not wanted be- rejeased from the hands of the cause they came i hekd down opigs."’ This relates to Poine No, the Blood that was getting bear a the Black Panther Party's and then began beati . him-- 10 Point Platform and Program: i took three pigs to hold down thi Blood, This ws y wnat ponks ‘‘We want an immediate end to j PJLICE BRUTALITY and MUR Ger of Black people.” Altogether there were ) Digs: a) maxes 3 ' iifference because "'A pig, is to provoke the young people into as tO F fight. However a pig, ix a pig.” foiling something foolish enough $0 they came for their owr {istic The students stood arm inarm, they (bigs) might again claim jus- ind piggish reasons. and finally, the pigs gave ip and tflable homicide, went back to their natural You who read this, aod asks, for ! want it koown thar when the | bitat--THE PIG PENS, what reason did the police harass PAgs jurnped on the Brother, every- the teenagers? We allknow fullwell one jumped on the pigs, and o< ALL POWER TO THE PEOPLE that the fascist police can do aay- them ip ly, thus the thing they wang to in the Black aad Bloods in Camden iif School NATIONAL OMMICTE! TO Puerto Rican neighborhoods with- raised thelr level of r tance COMBAT PASCISM f reason, ty the meantime, ¢ Blood that Camden, New sey While the pigs were seorching tie pigs 1 caught was forced Karen Thompso: the young people and in the pre- sence of one Black pig (pork chop) one of the fascist pigs was beard this point we would like co th Sy 1 ever ke was who fired 4 To all coth " ter Ks vulture f the earth), Ie mear % into one of the pigs cars, who a ( med i i Je the bevinn! of doark i deat Causing the pics to hot foot & ot al fascism at and - ton to f ‘t-racist swine, the! of ou nélighbor hood. perialiss broa I have receive Pig-flunk« “ serve and helpto Out Minister of Information, El- ir many tte ' Gs inthe maintain t powers wt Oot Gridge Cleaver bas sald “either pirit of revolust : larity tinue to be foul amity and POle yog witheraw your oppressive fore y hay erved well to help lute the earth, In finalanaly= ces from r Bleck « vumity of trengthen my revolutionary spirit sis thi neaning of ““AID” we're gonna start shootin”, So to and ¢ i 18 greater Power to the People’. Right GANS POTSOR ot persoas who has < itn t revolutlonar a for the Spirit of u ecople will shown the Poop how to deal with tion, | am unable to write as well evall and liberatioe ll tri these fatcicr ; igs, we day...Right as | ak because | cannot wuk Pe as wel] Lea \\ ay “ALD wer tothe I le" and wha Ft Al VLITICAL PRISON ALL POWER 7 n eo this mean in the final analysi b EI the Nati i Ktee to Cos ca th and destruct Olm- WITH A REVOLUTIONARY I \" ° cis: eriai Rhe blo ich f ¢ b dwar 470 Dx . ‘ ima le x e & I tical Is ridgeport, « and destruct atc talism (aod } Black: whic! ‘ 4 . o u a In A Sick Society, | ‘ Sickness Is Not Abnormal! — x q i ickne f iam same wanding trong on Black me aay reason, then, for us We i pant in America clety, is be- w and chikiren as if theywere these types of sick acts (o oil coming more acute wit) C1 pPas- cCaltic, and can in no way be sepa- Until the soctety is bealed aad ex. Sing day--and | ¢ cured, the rated fromthe terribly sick soctety, ploitation and racien climinsted, ickox will be tecminal that produced them. Yet some peo- it will continue to Produce sick Before this year w mn th ple refuse to see this rela ship people. ; J, James Shumate, fof Colo- and contique ¢ jake their heads It mest pointed out and tho. rado pureau of = Investigat! in disbelief iwonder “what would rou uncerstood that thig Sick. (C.B.1.), told polleemen fr. ill drive a person to do such a thing,” ness of racism is a by-Produce over Colorado that it was alright and ‘ w'’, they say, ‘could such of the < spltaliss eqoitation, thay t se “"descriptive terms" such a ¢} en in America7’ directs the American domestic and as nalgger, when describing Black t is a fact that in a So- foreign policy of fascism 4nd ime | people. Colorado's v r ve, clety as thor hly permeated with perialism: and thar the cure for & after cecelving imi ¢ pressure the cancer of racisn Ainerica cannot be arated from or ae. from ack White people, is, such sick acts, like those of complished wit : eliminating ies mnoved ae fr he N os nate Mrs, Farley's attack cause, J t Ne for th are not aboormal and rare. c Ir time for people who be. racist re rk but r, 4s Love instead, are frequ and in cone Lieve In genuine cacial equality and saier stated, “to prevent further formity with dv nores of the so- Justice to see that the roog Cause polarization”. The Governor re- ciety. During the sick racist of this sickness is the capitalise matned mute as far as the ist American experience, 50 mill System of exploitation, which meeds j Slur went, and S, by failing to Afric Slaves were butchered, these divisions in order to survive, — publically conder this act, has, genocide was committed on the Red | ati we unite tozether 43 ont large : in fact, giver is silen ort ma Civil Rights Workers have fist and thorougt ly smash this ; to it, aml so bears partial - been clubbed oecset wilh vie System, the sickness will continue, ibility for the eveats thar fe clous police ’, Churches have low 1A more churches ~ Oa e night of ja ty 28h, the been bombed and Innocent en, ynbel, Detroit's, Newark's, wife of State Representative, Tom womer 1 children of all colors Chicago's, Shurmates and Mrs, Fare — irley, one of those who demanded murdered; and the sick Gemented leys” will it take before we joa Shumate ister, was attacked beasts who have committed these forces and through solidarity ape a demented hate-filled racist, ac ave had the blessings and ply the correce medicine to ree © Chubbed Sclous and had the protection of the laws, public of- me ty this sickness, and carve the _ letter +t. anc ¢, carved In her ficialts and government endorsedby cancer of @xploitation and raciem ; fle ih Sppareng attempt to American finance-capital, out of the heart of America? 4 carve the word nigger, The persona Through the blood of these in- P OF persons who did this, and who nmocent victims, racism uf Landon Williams, j write bate mail and make threateq- been thoroughly ingrained in Politica] Prisoner ig phone calls to Farley's home, Americar Society and experience Denver County Jail have the same type of mentality for over 300 years; it forms the Denver, Colorado as the racist who once used red basis for the dollar : —— BRIDGEPORT PIGS HARASS YOUTHS Mayor Hog Curran snd Supe. Pig Walsh's storm trooper, ges- tapo police came into the Fahter Panik Village neighborhood the olath of February 16, Monday and Stopped about 9 or 10 of our be cal teenagers searching them ia their typical lewd way by patting joustling, and feeling oa them, The pigs had thelr guns drawa and Struck up in the faces of the young people, prodding and hopieg ——— | THE BLACK PANTHER, SATURDAY, MARCH 15, 1970 PAGE 7 400 YEARS OF LYNCHINGS © NEW YORK AMSTERD, iM NEWS AUGUST 26, 1944 lt) Minister Shot New Wheans, Aur. 2?0--A neh- “When they reached the car, Ul killing « y= Var =< r ach fatl int fr last M Ainite « y t ey all x in the car. Miss., beca e hired A Ny fat eee t to sale, 1 title toa? “Te | J with thes tohurtt r 4 ~f far u w evad vealed | {{idavit swor . Tw fr kere . I Eldridge Si '. fthemur- sa the k seat dered ma es ance down the road ev. I Sim wis gol wy Stopped the r P sid peacelully : roal w « there wer loe run ‘ far ! rouble thi i ake Un dow weed) it be to be suspected that here.” one of the White *n said ther w is 1. Whit ory t r . taf then tried ig c! t : | and el pecty aw When they f run fr the road e of tt ' uked a lawyer, the t levele un a lrwie toverher mall mc kill ir ] fa rel the in the pe . : . he oaber tw in the « t lat cr i ‘ ty ry Toth aker P hdr . f re lo eden r { bat di icavit t NAA \ : i I + I i s wT kod t 1 i { ippl ’ f t t NAACP a Oy wth") : Pr et : i ( ] rr ber ira - I y stat have vi } toh ‘ at [ I t be i l " f { } r a ffi f the « ' rit MI 6, 194 ; I ; n ; " ¢ i " et Noble } tw ‘ ' y thet { r Eliot ab ad wore *, ’ famas [Ud “ - ald, “If this c aya) ca ; tsi t ad ie ri Know anyt about a mile [ros ther yout f hou oth Property **The l 1 owne yy us ter 4 t if the 3 **The 9 asked e if I knew clear off r hl rs. 1 “ how the property | ran. | told tentants, Willle Huff, 2 A, them I thought 1 did. They told me | who worked for mc, Aud and shoéw thein also an okd n, 5.8, Moton, w **| went down the road with them had no other place to stay, for somo distance then we came row they tm out of the car to 4 car. The car was 4 Mate rmodel I wa loody, ragged and if. f Jeoaker, | believe, with the gear linded, 1 went y sister’ a b shift on the steering wheel. kt was aad told w had happened. grayish in color. “The pews spread, Church WASHINGTON POST-TIMES-HERALD SEPTEMBER 1, 1955 ze) | a the back seat oftheca> meetings broke up and we all went - : . and they drove a quarter of a mile down to where my father lay inthe 15 year old is shot,. wolfwhistled at white fron iy fathec’s house. The man thicket Tt “ bout I ck 1 didn’t know did the driving. They p.m. Greenwood, Miss,, Aug. 3l--The ruled that death was Goctothegun- them he was ‘‘not the one™ who kepe celling me that my farther and “When we got to the thi $. we body of 4 S-year-old Chicago Ne shot in the temple. In addition to d made offensive remarks to her. 1 were ‘smart olggers’ for going saw my father dead, lying half o gro wt ad disappeared after he the bullet w , the top of Till’s The Bryams were sald to bave to seealawer. his side. He had been shot three llegedly made "fresh" remarks head was simashed, the medical become offended when Till, who **Three of them remained in the times in the backandsome onesalkd °° 4 White w twas i lfloat- examination disclosed, had visited the store with other car with me: three walkec upton is arm was broken, Nea f ing in te allahatch rT to- Leflore County authorities ad tt -age £8 Spoke to Mrs. Bryant father’s house. teeth had been knockedout,aad 8 Y- He had been shot through the charged Roy Gryant White ad waved ""good-by.”" **Some time later, ISawthe three his tongue was cut out head. Tw White me we ofthem storekeeper im the ncarby M Seme Uystanders said that Till men returning with my father, They “Some one went and got Co the husband of thewomanallegedly co anity, ami his half-brother, "ad so — the two i of the were Nov Thormps« tiarpec stable Goecge Harel d. The con- insulted by the boy, earlier id |W.) Milan, with kicnapp! iil. * be whistle at Mrs. REyRats Eliot, and anceher mar stable went and gee the high sheriff been charged with kid ap img the Sheriff George Smith sald the bo: While es NAACP ¢ aed on the "Noble Thompsoa and the other ‘They beld an inquest and gave victim, Emmort from thé was abducted because of the ale Governmeon and : v. Hugh White man were walking on cither side the verdica that my father had met moan a aS relatives bere. legedcly i ting remarks made to to take quick res ae oo nay of my 66-year old father, Isaac his deat! of unknown A 125-pound cotton-gin blower Mrs, yan the Bry the yar hres Said at Jacks ne Simmons, while Eliot walked be- parties,’ / ad been tied to boy’s neck to country store the might before, had not Re rae eae ma hind him kicking and punching him make his body sink but his feet Bryant amd Milan, however, told the be ill boy's ceat » Ri ferring to floated to the surface, kading to police they released the boy un- the NAACP, he said’ ‘’They're t BIRMINGHAM (ALABAMA) NEWS the discovery. A coroner's jury harmed after Mrs. Bryant told the press all the time, that gang.” MARCH 8, 1960 NEW YORK TIMES Negro Is Hanged By Heels, JULY 26 JULY 27, 1946 Ks Are Cut Into His Body Georgia Mob Massacres Two Negroes the sbots--many of them and the us st , One of the White youths sald che A d Wi ras aid, that he was suspected of Houston, Tex. a ; 1 foe n ee mani stubbed his for rem I protesquely sprawled bx ites sked Whi Om hung aNegro wounds were in reprisal for . : : “a ’ Is , | t hunch cou inf Moaroe, Ga Two young stloyer, a White man, oN es wre found in a chimp of bushes - : » by Ss hee ast i : <n SINCE ‘ ' - e seme pened fen les of by Texas Southern University Ne- N*STOCS, ome a veteran ¢= Roger Malcolt ¢ beside a little-used = sideroad, : ‘ . eeck ‘ . ‘ s Sou atv Sty Ne- cs = = taro Dalal : tuden \ g todents ‘suracd [rot war, aad thelr Dec: h were ft es the upper parts of the bodies . ‘ ct a at ac ’ 4 , ' 4 ‘ lh I ! l fr e ali-Negr iversity wive ” u last night near from th car and ied an 4 Size SL arceiy recognizable from the after beating him with chains, al- from - doa , holes : n reprisal for recent s staged their first sit-in Friday ar % %¢Claded t eaten — a ae ssgcy * liars : ntec in a er rket s asked ban { twooty White I a wi were sisters Dorsey's mother, M Wil- : f trations by Ney . , a oe —- ss { who had t recently n ed Afi, ‘Siid tha: her soa bad jusr the : ©s n ad a . ' dents at Texa ~ mele ; , ie OEMS he 5 ly aails of t 1 Maleola mt Dorse began to been discharge ater five years io versity : , tip} wet 1 ay t said the Arn) and tha: she hadreceived Felton Ti c, 2 : - @ ~ rely bs — : ’ swell While ‘ ¢ he women bad hi Mschurge bercon in the mail ¢ . ‘ »,« employed 4wnl wee rar su oor farmer who he thireds . bi just his week, lice t ” walki ‘a ? of inflicts eros —" 1 hf Cat j wor '0o, The tynctiing was the first in home in a Negro sect oe — ——— Har in Ne leader t the sation ip nearly « ) ad we Jast night wh r with f BIRMINGHAM co hie fare woe car was wa Ct ey came dhe first mulitple tyoching since asked abs pulled “1 74 ABAMA) WORLD [hai les fi k and a (oe Sariekin® EWwO MaY@areel! Negro doys were { tu ‘ : tebe a " H : : , a lissi i ©» in , , < » SEPTEMBER 2 1955 : waged mh N sips t with th e ’ \rtober, i roerie« la * ‘ rea wt . Two Cleared In the first lyeching now (r ue . rson since SS w leaN ~s chim with chains. co! = Til] Case were o r he th knive ATISS,, OyM ; . alaste ¥ : . . hi int is ot = = THE BLACK PANTHER, SATURDAY MAIKCH 15, 1970 PAGE 8 REACTIONARIES ON THE VERGE OF EXTINCTION INVARIABLY CONDUCT A LAST DESPERATE STRUGGLE wy PIGS BEAT EIGHT The Spirit of Malcotm X ives in the will of the people, to be free and no reactionaries can kill his Kieas, There are some fools or pigs going around trying to make the people stop relating to Malcolin’s theories by physical intimidation , such a8 beating the people and fire- bombing Afro-Shops who display Malcolm's pictures, On Sacurday Feb. 21, Muslims walked ito ""Uburu Kitabu"’ an Afro Shop located at Germantown Ave, and Walnut Lane, andtold the person in charge that they didn’t want Mal- YOu Cant operate 3 capitalistic system unl are Wulturistic. you have to have the alley and a broken side wietow was the extent of the damage. Morday morning the Section Leader of the Germantown sectioa of the 6.P.P, went to investigate Sundays nigtts incident, One of the waecs was showing the Section Leader the alleyway along the side of the shop where it looked Like Someone tried to toss a gasoline boinl through the side window, but it was stopped by a piece of wood behind the glass, While they were viewing the da- mage done, the owner saw one of the Muslims that had warned them less you Someone else's blond i to suck tobe ea captalt You show me a capitalist Show you a bloadsucker He be 4 bloodsucker if hes the window rite and chat colm X's pictures in because he wis a hypoc the display was an insuk to the mosque. The Muslims were told that the display would stay In the window. They also paid a visic to the “‘Black Fox’* Afro-Saop and were told the same thing. Suatay aight about 12:30 or 1:00, Someoie made aa artempe to darmaye the store, A small gasoline fire iy Gentlemens: AS you may or may not know, the intercollegiate athletic pro- gram at Sacramento State College has been in 4 state of severe tur- moll. A seemingly irreconcilable schism has developed between Black athletes and the White coaching staff, Both the Black athletes and a special investigative committee appointed by the college president have charged the coaches with being unable to communicate with. Black athletes, lacking leadership craks, and using un- ethical peactices in dealing with athletes, The preskiential comunittee referred to above, recommended the reassiganen of hoth the head fotball and head basketball coa- ches. Public pressure from the two local newspapers and various comminky groups have stalled the implementation of these re- commendations, From the point of view of Hlack athletes and others THE POWER OF THE The str for total libera- tion is long o ind, Black peo- ple are still strusslins, To sub- mit to further oppression and ex- ploitatior is imedess, Tre are ubose w woukl have cComporoe mise, this is folly. Hootlichers and running ders tick the cruinhs from the masters’ table while the pev- ple in the g’etto Live unter the yardest of conditions. Tiis is 4 facts; Ulack people have re “ted "0 vaclous mxcthods to free themecl- ves; | noruanived rebelli e cannot be anything going to be 2 capitalist’ VAT COTA a to take the Malcolm walk pass the shop. They came to the froat of the shop andthe Muslim walked up to the owner and asked him if he had gotten the message, the owner asked the muslim what the message was and the muslim repeated the warning that the dis- play of Malcolm X bw to come Gown because he was a hypocrite fo the mosque, then he walked the committee's appears that the news in For who support findings i media has been totally favor of the coaching blased staff, example 4 statement of support for the removal of the coaches Signed sy 36 Black athletes in ate temp<e to discredit acoach’« state- ment that he had 100 per cent support from Black players has never been printed by the local press, Efforts to get the NCAA to in- vestigate the situation have not been successful. A second committee ‘P-ploring this situmion, it will be setting a good examrle for lack College or University they attend, pointed by the president seems Jes- greatly appreciated. students, mos only on their own So we say “Right - On Sisters. tined to become a whitewash due campas but on the other campus ia Dare to Struggle, Dare to Win, to the mounting pressure being put Sincerely, the commuantty, They feel that on the college to take a stand in Stevens shoukd save some Black support of the coaches, Louis Wright, Former SSC Has- administrators, advisors, and pro- ALL. POWER TO THE PEOPLE! Even more recently there bas ketball Player fessors on their staff, andtharthese Kansas City ( paper been a charge of rucialdiscrimina- Travis Parker, SSC All American persoas should be recognized for Black Panther Party thon im oromotions resulting from Wie fact that Stan Wright, Assistant: Greg Jacksoa, SSC Football Playet ee parer ar ok wc, FREE ALL POLITICAL PRISONERS was denied the job of athletic Adam Manks, SSC Trackman director because of his race. tt is ASIII SI - Greece, White poopie are oppressed = itlitk colony alone there are over by White people, JOENiUen people. There ix mo P EO PLE Throughout the world, people arg Wearoa or force as Strong 48 we BE fighting wars of Liberation. Wut? are, cha (eople wre powerful, have ” the slaves, the reality Hecauso this is the only way tO We oO ha\rd than, in unity there is Ge government te gh courts, and Black people sre being oppressed break the yoke of oppression, Thi Strength? \we Rave cuns, or can - 3} 1oneviolent & wstrations aad by some White people t this is is the only way to realize §6M= foe theme e Pysx weapon will aSsive resistance, those w feny only because of the capitalist sye- determination, This is the Galyy bésome Or \ “eins, UY we bad these method ¥ Uotare blind, tem, for if Jook at the problem way to give ALL POWER TO THING Gaited AU oppression from Wi ilistory teaches us ¢ - Ctively, we ce that Hirows, PEOPLE, Some sk, “Whit This evil Syste) would bave bees press will b elf KeJd. Yeil i Waite people are can we Go agains: the biggest war FRIPRROI,: « ~ So kt us vate but will become intense al reine oppre {tere.Intiaiti, machine in the world?" (Which now so that the fascist pics will” phist toate ilistorical alerie Hleck people are pre America is) Av w modjectively, fool the power of the peome! lism teache ppr Black people. In thotivia, Broan machines aced people to run them, reates resistance. the ester u kk bel and in this case, at best, with the ‘p i the re t le, the isla f arty, mavy, nati | cd, alr Albert Washi toa ms ¢, those wi ) this are | yellow peopl wing for amd local pigs, that comes Denver Cow t) Dungeon idea) iat livorce ' iy Yel I in & om © willl " In display dowa m “*Seretch"’ down the street muttering Praises due to Allah. Wedsesday morning about 2:30im the owners of ‘Uhuru Kttabu"’ were called by firemen and told chat their shop had been firebombed. Later om In the day the section Isadee got there and reported coa- siderable damage that he estimazed about $600.00 which consisted of damage.ione to cellingtile oa floors, broken windows, books and posters camaged by fire. all A STATEMENT FROM BROTHER MALCO "Il might say this before I sit Gown, if you recall, before I tefr the Black Muslim Movement, 1 Stated clearly that it wasn't my intentlon to even continue to be aware that they even existed, But thac I was going co spend my time working the non-M sslim come munity, Hut they were fearful thar if they dida’t do something, that Perhaps many of those who were In the mosque would leave it and fole low a different directioa, So Uiey had to start doling a take-off on me, plus they had to uy and sie lence mo because of wat they knew at Uvey certainly can't hm there are some things involving the (lack Muslim Movement which when th cy come to light, you will he shocked, *” They have taxen Brother Malcolm thar I know af frighten me. Way from us physically but can never destroy his ideas, for he coatinues to live in our hearts and incs. Tye intimidarion of the peo- ple mist stop . The people must band together into one mighty fist and smash all reactionaries, ALL POWER TO THE PEOPLE! REMEMBER SROTHER MALCOLM Peterson Phila, branch B.P.P, SACRAMENTO STATE COLLEGE sald that Wright was offered the position by we college president but the offer was subsequently with- rawa after the white coaches ex- pressed their reluctance to work for a Ulack A.D, This then is only part of the mes, What needs to cocur In my opinion is 4 complete emose of the facts by some onc outside the Sacramento community, Enclosed you will find Some information dealing with the evems described above, M you or your magazine is interested In ex- YEAR OLD YOUTH On Tuedday evening, February 7:30 and 8:0%.m. two young brothers about eight years 24th, between old were made further examples of the terrorist repressive activi- ties practiced by the businessmen and our local oppressor forces commonly known as police, fhe two brothers Bobby Mil- lec and Roland Watrs had their first face to face conflict with some pigs, They were in Macy's Gepartment store and had ordered some food that found unfit to cat 80 Ronald threw the coffee no the floor, The store detective was call- ed and he forced the brothers to their knees and began to abuse their mothers and call therm “‘niggers"’, The pig force arrived and took the boys to the Sherman Avenue Station, All of this took place with= out the relatives of the two boys being called until the were toki to Pick the boys up, One of the community law en- forcers had Bobby in a room and this brave young brother rold the pig that if he hurt him he would THIRTEEN SISTERS UNIFY TO CHANG WHITE STRUCTURE Stevens College in Columbia Missouri can Dest be described as “Rich and White"’; Inthe truc sense of the words. It has been noted yeas after year foe ne quality of Ge girls that they ehucare. The eotire purpose of the school is to educate yourg, spoiled, rich, White girls for a rich. White life afrer graduation, The tuition at this college per student, per semester is $3,000.00, This school was founded in 1833, however it was not wneil the ‘60's’ that (1) Black student was admitted, Now in 1970, Stevens has out of 2100 students enrolled, only 22 are Black. ‘Thirteea of the twenty-two (2) Black sisters at Stevens are «trig. gling to organice the otter students at Stevens aad also the University in that area. They are working toward some type of equality and dignity for Black students in the area, These sisters with some de- gree of revolutionary Ideology are call up the Black Pacther Party, — The pig told him to get the Black — Panther Party and see what he 3 Bobby with his police belr. officer carpe Into the room andto! this particular pig to back off, The boys were released and no charges were pressed against them because the pigs said they hadno — proof, It is obvious to the commu- — _ al nity thas this is just another exam- F ple of their terrorist tactics ae g4lnst all poor and especially poor rf people of color cegarc ess of age, When elght year old boys can be harassed and terrorized, made to kneel and listen to their mothers ap ee ” and grandmothers belngharrassed and verbally abused, then this isno *e country of justice, thisisacountry ruled by the arm of fascism andra- cism. ny ALL POWER TO THE PEOPLE Kaen pa rt Susan Coleman New Haven Chapter (P,P, + ng a. i =" 2) —_— A: iad E A RACIST the qualities they possess and noe the color they were bora with, The Students see the token attempes made by the administration to find 4 modern day genuine, 1970 Uncle Tom. Im Lieu of this they are dee maading a ‘71 QM can be re- Spected and looked up to oy Black Students in particular and all studeurs in general. ‘Ihey wanta person wey will have some insight on how che young Placks students thinks, These beautiful sisters are also anking the other students on campus to give the kind of respect to the Blick maids or jaaltors as they dp the very few White ones, — pe ; These thirteen (13) sisters have as organized a Hlack Empbasis Pro- ram at Stevens College to exe — tend 4 hand to other blacks in Columbia, Missouri, Recog the need for unity among brothers and sisters regardless of what —— TOTAL EMANCIPATION Our Party, the Black Panther Party, ts a political party that follows the ideology of Marxism- Leninism, which has proven each and everyday to be the correct line to be followed universally by oppressed people who are Struggling along the road to so- clalism., Huey P, Nowton, the courageous leader of our Party, has pointed out to the broad masses here in Habylon, that we must use the Marxist science with the maximum of understand. ing, when this science can be applied to our present day con- dition, The fate of thirty million Black people living in poverty and mi- Sery can be eradicated through the correct use of Us sclence, For over four hundred years, we, as Black people, have been struggling for total emancipation and we are still struggling for total emancipation and we are. Still struggling and will continue to struggle to be free until freedom or death, The imperialist savages of America are trying to put Gown Our just struggle by using fascist tactics, however, the cries for freedom are still being heard lowd and clear--and we want the power to determine our destiny. We have tried peaceful means which failed; so that today we have come to realize, that in order for Black people to have power, that is political power, we will have to figm for it, We don't want to fight for a single day or even a hour, bet conditions are forcing us to de- fend ourselves, and we will by any means necessary against this imperialist interloper, that Is trying to colonize the whole world with the threat of nuclear war, if a nation refuses to summit, It is very important that we all. pay close attention to the Vietnam. war where expanding imperialism has run into a stone wall. kt is also important to know that the war will not end; if the fighting stops in Vietnam, it will surely continue in Laos. History teaches us that im- perialism must “‘expand or die’ and for this reason it exists im all four corners of the world, Therefore, nation after nation will rise up and struggle against the ‘‘destroyer of human life’, who have but one purpose in life-- to brutalize, murder, terrorize and suck the blood of the masses of oppressed people throughout the whole world. The Vietnamese people are to be given much praise for their firm stand and determination in their struggle against U.S. ag- gression. The Vietnamese have every right in the world to con- tinue struggling for the unifica~ tion of their land; the same thing applies to the forty million peo- ple of North Korea, who are ready to give their life on the field of battle for the unification of their country led by their be- loved leader, Kim II Sung, There can be no peace in this world as long as imperialism exists, Therefore, the masses of oppressed people all over the world must unite and engage in a bloody battle for the purpose of wiping out imperialism once and for all. Not only is war threatening the Far East, tet war ts also threatening North America: @ people’s war. A war of libera- tion is bound to come sooner or later; this is objective re- ality The fascist pigs here in Baby- lon, tacked up by demagogic po- liticlans and big businesses, are murdering Black people to no end, The genocide that is being committed against Black people here in faseist America can only and will only be put down after a bloody battle against those *ho occupy our community like U.S, troops occupy Vietnam and of course, those who sent them; in time, they are must go to their craves, Through Huey P. Newton's teachings, the broad masses are learning that freedom will come, but only after great sacrifices have been made. Everytime the pigs attack the poor oppressed pigs attack the poor and oppressed, it only hastens our preparedness for struggle. We know who are enemies are, and the line has been drawn, where we refuse to settle for anything other than total freedom. We know that our struggle is just and we also know that our creat leader Huey P. Newton's teachings are correct. When ome thinks of the revolutionaries that we gone be fore us and laid down their lives for the people’s cause, paying the highest price Uhat can ever be paid by a freedom fighter, one can see the justness and ne- cessity of our struggic, I can speak of revolutionarics like “Bunehy’ Carter, John Huggins, Fred Hampton, revolutionaries who stood up before the broad masses of oppressed people and exposed this sick capitalist nation anc its policy makers and flun- kies for the whole world to see, There is much need for a revo- lution here im Babylon, The call to arms for the masses against this fascist state is being heard and acknowledged throughout the whole of Babylon and the world, The masses of oppressed people are dissatisfied due to the fact that this capitalist society is not meeting the needs of the people The workers are finding them- selves in a most difficult posi- tion, where the prices om con- sumer goods are steady rising on one hand, and on the other the worker sees no increase in his salary, thus causing much poverty. Kennedy (President), ancther capitalist, had the nerve to ad- dress the broad masses here in America on nationwide TV and state in one of his speeches ‘ask not what your country can do for. you, but what you can do for your country.’ First let me point owt to you that this coun- try at present does not belong to the tollers, tt belongs to the ‘big ten’’, These ‘top ten’’ are Standard Of] of New Jersey, Gen- era) Motors, Ford Motors, Rand- eral Electric, Crystler, Mobil Oll, Texaco, U.S. Steel, Inter- national Business Machines (IBM) and Gulf Oil It Is also important to know that J.P. Mor- gan, the Duponts, Rockefeller and a few other banks control every- one of these companies and many others. Where Is the wealth? The poor and oppressed masses don’t have it, but the “tig ten’’ do. Therefore, since the workers,’ laboring like slaves, have made it possible for this mation to pos- ses the wealth that is abundant here in Babylon, but which Is only in the hands of a few fami- lies, the tollers have the right to ask: ‘‘What is the country going to do for me?" The capi- talist blood suckers have been running a game om the masses that must stop and one sure way, to stop these vultures is for the masses to rise up amd seize power, cestroying everything in their way The Black Panther Party is talking about revolution because we feel assured that this Is our only way out. Not only is our Party an organization that de- sires revolution here in America, oppressed people throughout the whole world sup- port our just cause, We are not alone in this struggle due to the fact, that the same oppressor that is oppressing the tollers here, is oppressing other na- tions all around the globe in the name of democracy, “law and order’ and'‘anti-com munism’ However, when one pulls the mask of these vultures, we find mass genocide and expololtation of na- tions of people struggling to free themselves from the yoke of ca- pltalism and imperialism The Black Panther Party has clearly pointed out that: **We want all Black mon to be exempt from military service,’’ We know that whenever Black men are called to arms under the pretext that they are going to a far away land, one of which some have never beard of, to roll back the rising Udes of ‘‘communism’’, it is the big cover up for U.S businesses that happen to be in these countries and that the broad masses of those coumries don’t want them there, robving, mur- dering and terrorizing the peo- ple tn that particular nation (for instance Vietnam), Whenever Rockefeller, Morgan and the rest go into one of these countries, there is always a call for more troops, not to fight communism, but to protect and defend with their lives their In- vestments (U.S, dig businesses), We cannot see Black men going away to fight for the same ca- pitalist, imperialist, that has us in bondage here in Babylon, killing our people at will like one kills files. Yes, we call for revolution, If Black men are fo- ing to die on the Melds of tat- tle, let it be for the freedom of Black people bere in racist America, where we are being attacked violently and in the most cruel form. We must fight back and will fight back, from ome generation to the next If necessary--we are determined to be free Black people here in Babylon are very poor people, we have nothing to loose and everything to gain through bringing about a revolution here in America, The power to destroy ts ours and Wf it takes leveling Babylon to the ground for the sake of humanity, then this must be cone, it is our revolutionary duty to ensure that the suffering and mi- sery of our people come to an end. The gum plays a very im- portant role in this because it is the gun that Is being used to silence the voices that cry out for freedom. Therefore, the masses of oppressed people have the right to pick up the gun and detend these voices and them- selves at al) cost SEIZE THE TIME BLACK PANTHER PARTY Baltimore Chapter John L. Clark WE MUST FIGHT BACK AND WILL FIGHT BACK, FROM ONE GENERATION TO THE NEXT IF NECESSARY WE ARE DETERMINED TO BE FREE” THE BLACK PANTHER, SATURDAY, MARCH 15, 1970 PAGE @ GENO When genocide is mentioned the gestapo tactics used by Adoph Hit- ler in the genocidal murder of the Jews or the tactics used in the murder of Fred tampton and Mark Clark (murdered by fascist pigs 12/4/69) comes to mind, Genociée is mot just the wiping out of one’s race by forcible means. We are subject co genocide in the roach ridden, rat infested apart- ments we are forced to live in; by larilords charging us high rent for housing which is one of the bare necessities of life. This is genocide because without these things (decent food, clothing, hous- ng, etc) kt is impossible to exist. CIDE ! kind that you"d kill your own mother to get a fix for, This leaves you hooked and de- pendent on something, To support your habit you resort to apy means necessary, This was plan ned by the power structure of America a8 4 way to annthilate| US-to keep us in a world of non- reality, so that we don’t see the. contradictions in this government of the pigs, by the pigs and for the pigs. With drugs we don’t see the contradictions in the richest country in the world. This country , can afford to send a man to the moon to collect rocks but can’t afford to see that it’s own people We are subject to genocide; we are allowing ourselves to be sub- ject to genocide by tripping out on drugs that the pig power structure if flooding our Black communities with. How? First liquor was the thing, the government had a large supply of Liquor flowing through the community, Then for a while a large amount of weed, We needed large among of weed, then it stopped, and if you could getit, the quality was bad, We necded something to get high off of and the pig government supplied us with it. But this time they weren't Playing; this time they flooded us with the hard drugs: herion, oplum speed, etc. These type of drugs destroys our minds and bodies and will kill us. These are the drugs that you get hooked on-the KANSAS CITY ATTENDANT PULLS The avaricious Clark Service Stations in Kansas City Missouri were eariler this year moved on by the workers when the workers found that these pigs were illegally, taking mooey out of their weekly checks because the cash registers were short, The workers mo- bilized behind this issue and stop- pel these suppressive tactics, and eventually they were repaid some of the many dollars that had been taken away from them, On Tuesday, Feburary 24, 1970 four members of the Student Liberation Party, were trying to get some gas from an avaricious Clarks service station on 37th and SBroadway,when the attendast pulled a gun oo them, The youths woce told by the piggish attendant, iat the reason was “he heard them make noise.”" The brothers inte car stated that the gun did Bat scare them and, told the pig %o st put the gas in the car and leave them alone, One of the members of the Liberation Party stated that Ie fek the attendam was a fool because if be had killed him the struggle would carry on with more brothers to take his place. The Studeat Liberation Party ARM YOURSELF OR HARM YOURSELF whom they claim to care about have decent housing fit for the sheker of buman beings. (No, 4 of the Ten Point Platform and Program of the Black Panther Party). What do you do with some- thing you no longer have need for? You discard it, What do you do to an old work horse that Is no longer of use? You shoot him, The pig government has advanced it’s technical level now to the polnt where it no loager needs slaves, What happened to Fred? What happened to Mark, Malcolm, King? What's happening to Black People as a whole and poor op- pressed people in general? SEIZE THE TIME New Haves Chapter Black Panther Party GAS STATION GUN ON STUDENTS is a newly organized political group of High School students that are working with the students in high schools trying to develope a political awareness, Since the organization has been formed, three young members have been constantly harrased by the KCPD as well as the high school ad- ministrations, They have unified the Diack high school students in Kansas City, eliminating a bt of the inter-high school conflicts that are Common to many cities, The brothers were aware enough to see the pig like service station attendam for what be was aad did Notebobem to even get out of the Car. They also realized that he is Jest 4a) trdoctrinated victim of « racist fasctSt Society. They rea- lize that whca the masses seize the time, al) forms of the pig Power struchire, Be it avaricious businessmen, of “emogogic poli- ticlans, will be ecelt with. ALL POWER T) THE PEOPLE! Youth make the revolution, They will make it and keep &. Kansas City Chapter on BLACK PANTHER SATURDAY, MARCH 15, 1970 PAGE 10 SAVE Once again, the criminal Grand Jury has returned secret night indictments against people from the pig ridden Black community. With thelr ilegally constituted jury and the denial of due process Of law, the Cook County Grand Jury has returned indictments against the seven surviving members of the December 4th, raid, On December 4th, States At- tormey Edward V, Hanrahan, Da- ley's executioneer, conducted a raid on Deputy Chairman Fred Hampton's home, murdering him in his sleep, They gunned down Mark Clark in cold blood and then moved fromroom toroom spraying wm with machinegun 4 we shot gua blasts. The vended Brenda Harris, Verlina Brewer, Blair Anderson, amd Ronald ‘Doc’ Satchell, then viciously beat Ha- rold Bell and Louls Trueluck, The Deputy Chairman's revolu- tionary mate, Deborah Jotnson, was thrown into a wagon with nothing on but house-shoes and a housecoat, Now the surviving seven have been Indicted for armed violence and attempted murder. Those charged are Brenda Harris, 16, attempted murder and armed vio- lence, bond set at $25,000 Ver- lina Brewer, 17, attempted mur- der and violence, unlawful pos- session of weapons, and unlawful use of weapons, bond, £15,000 Blair Anderson, 18, attempted murder, armed violence, unlaw- ful possession of weapons, aggra- vated battery and theft, bond $25,000; Ronald ‘Doc* Satchel), 19, Dep, Minister of Mealth, at- tempted murder, armed violence, battery, unlawful possession of weapons, unlawful use of weapons, bond $25,000; Harold Bell, 23 attempted murder and armed vio- lence, bond $25,000; Deborah Johnson, 19, revolutionary mate ILLINOIS SEVEN THE of Depaty Chairman Fred Hamp- ton, atterapted murder and armed violence, bond $15,000 and Louls Trueluck, 39, attempted murder, armed violence, and unlawful pos- session of weapons, bond, $35,000. These indictments are in keop- ing with the tradition of the courts in this soclety; they are part and parcel of the machinery of the ruling class tooppress Black peo- ple and keep us in economic bomd- age. The courts show In their ac- tions that Black people have no rights that they are bound to re- spect, Historically, the courts have been the instrument through which the structure has punished those people who get out of line and stray off that red, white, and blue path laid down by the power structure. When we strike out to smash the state, we must Strike out to smash all its imsti- tutions, including Its courts, We power must stop the Grand Jury--the henchmen for the ruling class pigs. WE WILL SETTLE IT IN THE STREETS- THE HIGHEST COURT IN THE LAND"!! THE ILLINOIS SEVEN GO TO COURT FRIDAY, MARCH 13 CRIMINAL COURT BUILDING 26th AND CALIFORNIA, BE THERE TO SUPPORT THE SUR VIVORS OF THE DECEMBER 4tt RAID ANI AMBUSH. THAT KILLED FRED AND MARK LARK, ¢ r WILLSTARTAT 10:00 a.m, POINT NO. 9--WE WANT ALL BLACK PEOPLE BROUGHT TO TRIAL, TRIED IX COURT BY A JURY OF THEIR PEER GROUP OR PEOPLE FROM R BLACK COMMUNITIES; AS DEF! THE CONSTITUTION UNITED STATES 01° SEAN MMA RTT ENT BD BY OF THI S.F. Superior Clerk Kills His Three Children The conditions that exist in the Country give rise to many bizarre cases of menta] breakdowns with in the collaberator class. Tho fools who Sock to out-trick the trickster or to come to some Kind of accord with the most vic- dous dehumanizing form of capi- falism, USA Fascism, will surely pay for their complicity in Ameri- €@’s crimes against humanity, The @asc of lap dogS.F. Superior Court @lerk, Michae} Conder clearly ex- Poses the damaging effects of the Tascist court system. Michael has rec orded the arbitery pys- Cotic penalities meted out to Black, se Brown, and mon-White ethnic groups. He was on hand while MBndish senile judges, guardians of Ge Constitution, distorted, twisted apd abrkiged the rights « cuted d rocketed the Blac) the poor into penal institutions, e Ace Fascism USA ppressed and demroy vi all bomanity in chis fasc- Wet Court lackey until his derange- ment w complete, This lackey protes ted de only wa pen to 2 madman crive insane t e00= womic and social conditions ix youd his c pel $3 tle cb have the ¢ th re to strug- a tines « in} ice t - uated by th @ think * We fepart nt’, instead of ex uy the racist class sition take the justice Gepurtinent, chose to ik the injustice ! platant racism to desu f ily. Michael Condon’s foll rane that instead of ente int he thatthe againet i capitalism, permitted SA Fascism to propel him over the rink where he fou bam re- Ibe! in infanticide. Conditi are it ilti- tude of lackeys, toms and running jogs (Black White) will soo b foreed by the economi nd social situation to either follow the trial of Michael Condor to re- ist the fascist by any mea ec- essary. The people say right on, As w move to insure our national sal- vation we will surely take care of ll manner of traitors, who Go mot destroy hemecives. i he lackey toms and those w with those w illow, per whatever toe murcer | nan Dobby Seak y tate will pay for theks would benefit those i ingustry, rt Ate eu ft i \ wa a to mier a ld ivi “the arm of the people is | hew ve t ivi i k ke t amd, it Keorstand a pl in- tt r j t . front ide, We u ’ ae ; No . he ainet cb ! I vill find ti : . and ruk cn e justifiab rs | ALL POWER TO THE PROP “Info {telephone interview * Mar 7. 1970) BIG MAN: Reggie Shell? Okay, run to me what happened, about 3 last night, the and Wal- lace, in the west cast section, was fired bombed, It was almost com- pletely destroyed, the walls looked like they were blown out, re- body was hurt; we didn’t bout i until approximately 1:00 this The fosn to the Party, from people that get 1¢ Uolversity of Pennsylvania, We went up and ; we don’t pigs or if Muslims. Gecause we aving trouble with both going to try and find oat if REGGIE: Well, center at 47th ear morning. center was on a gram fro soughs xnow &f it was the le they were huve been | an investigatic We're they were Muslims, and deal wit! that, or Uf it was pigs and we'll Geal with that. We have pictures and we're writing up article now. I don’t know if we'll be able to get it out there or get the pice tures U) BIG MAN: Yeah, okay, what do you think is the move behind this, or do you have any strong suspic- fons about who might have done in For the past year the Black Fire Bombed”’ rmation Center lims have had any problems the pigs. ; REGGIE; Well, last night, about 12:00 or 1:00 hwo Muslims came in, or trled to come in, about that article we put in the paper, and we put them out, but you know, that’s one problem, They obviously know that Panthers are supposed to come down to the center, but no one stays there, They knew we there, so that’s why chose to hit that REGGIE: No, the Muslims had any kinds of problems with¢ pigs, they've been getting ale fine. IG MAN: How much damage wouldn’s be done in the fire? é they probably one, = REGGIE: Well, the whole side ofl the building was compleesty BAGaati out. The inside wasn’e d a much, but when the pigs came rth messed it up alter they came They started tearing stuff up. The files were destroyed, Nobody was — hurt Chough, BIG MAN: What has been the ma- jor contradictions between the black Panther Community Cemer and the Black Muslims? REGIE: Well, they seem to be trying to intimidate the people ry were honoring Malcoln, a- round Malcolm's birthday. They came und started a fight with a Pamher, who had a Malcolm book while he was selling papers. They started talking about the are ticle in the paper, andtriedto move the Panther, and the Panther downed him, BIG MAN: Did the fire dep use excess water andd methods on the equipment? REGGIE: The mimeograph chine is gone, The typewrirer a was up there is gone, All the of= {ice equipment of value, that could © have been salvaged was gone, ke wasn't even broken up and t in the strect--it was just roe, AY on BIG MAN: I just want to ask your Do you think chat the Mus- ALL POWER TO THE PEOP! Philadelphia Chapeer GGLE NOIS gainst the masses, So intrinsic Is AIRO ILLI to be found in Cairo, Pedple, Ulack cRizenary of Cairo tas been en- people are straggling desperately — the design of the ‘controlling few” gaged in 8 political struggte, (our %© Live a philosophy commonjy that it is making the White masses Minister of Defense, Huey P,Newe known as the “White protestane Susceptible to whiteness as it die a ton, says that ‘War fs polities ethic’’s this philosophy Is ‘‘work rectly relates to the taboos | (3 with Dloodsbed,' and politics iswar long, hard and honestly and some. ‘blackness’, with some suggest! without bloodshed’ which has in- day, the great reward wil) be of sancity. volved shoot! kirmeses, ¢co- yours.'’ This philosoptiy has sys- The Black people of Cairo banded) nic boycotts, and somepeople’s tematically proven itself une together and ridied themselves of victories, rewarcing, Let us entertain no the Whke Hats, Also the United) We fo that a stare of war longer that this whole thing ig a Front get some more satisfect ° manitestes itself in the attacks on Ulack-Whilte question but thatmar- when it took the Saruggletoah the Black comin ity by the White ter of factly it comes down tothe level and staged an economic Bove: Hats, a vighante group formed by “‘have’s and have nso:'s'’, cot of all the avarick ; the State’s Attorney as an auxil- Politics and economics are de- businesses, This boycort has b 2 jary police force. The White liats were rmed body who in fact tur be a higher manifes tation of the Klu Klux Kian, **They terrorists who i traded hoods for white hats’. Hiltnois, Situated southern Illinois, er Coun ty, lying agriculturally rich rea around the Mississippi dela ed out & wer their wiulte Lalro, is \Jexan called “‘Liule Egy”. Agrical- turally it is one of the richest are in the Unt States, In defiance of the acts of ter- rorism and exploitation, the ple of Cairo have banded t ; i unified scture sists of the NAACP, 5, Concerned clergy, iinol Cooperative Ase N civic groups, and al N F : C ait Front r U f that t r re ibilities . , i needs are one. In both, one Dear Black Panthers oF ae the st tural desi i ; meeting the needs of the N . I think it isn’t right for soa te people, The; established a § (~ ' 2411. Well, you and Le ; . siete *\ thore ar bad people in w sal istic bine i W- md u : 1 ‘- > be M9 ar h PS amd the fodes rats w bi . same. You didn’ think tora is resy ib} ct ute I beliewd all this ‘ogwas? . (a few tus the ; lid you About bombir Macy - . What esulted § ec. Tm giving and rit com< ? ted ' = N tribute more too, They tlkerh Jiu : < edty « erative diye Se Jail for life over my dead oy, ; ye 1 raise owr $10.05 someday. ‘ ‘ : i hii- someho . -. gamba / ' ‘ lv tus tne ’ do it, ater a we werty ED rof i Men's A i bik financial ls rt Elizabeth Watts progra t car en N) 8 1/2 yrs. old 1 he other progr ‘ There ar har realiric No Pi be a Panther when | = ‘ CLO Up. Please writ , ete Ay: pencent on power, Power of itself going on for about thirty-six is neither moral or immoral, but and is taking away 70T of hep the role ic assurnes’ depends on firs from the greedy busin how it is used d who has the Black people, saying to opp control, if he exercises ir in ace corrupt governments, “ cordance with his vested interest, This is life Mme imbalance of netted a dying com will go because Blacks are true of their dough’* tj in Cairo, power has winity, Its ero- $106 48 Such is recognized as eco. nomic ¢ The people in Cairo are 4 victorious struggle. All power os PPression ‘of net justrhe the people, Black people in Cairo, bet thelr <a White Merparts as well, This Ministry of Information iS nothing less than psycological Llinois Chapxer warfare on the purt.of the few for Sleck Pamher Party maintance of power over and 11! OS | |} | es |}; } mag ff A Letter 10 a: FY y ——— 4 . . oe strong s we conth be seen by someone. We would We the members of the Black mk edd Peet wey ea won 4 a sth aed f the peor make te very cloar that we have Co nmunity Inforrmati Xeomer duals wi a e active in an mr on piri: of the people isgreater a full description of the three Would Like to bring t the attent! ing the n@ea : che ie a ye : cot tee logy’? = FL ey White racist driving a White Dodge of the people, here in the city of that w e apage iat a8 ness FP. Newtoa, Miainer of Defe + who were ear our office after Reading, Pa . the acts to satin Ty ~ : f nue rin ; nd Black Pamher Party, Shot was fired. kt is also a fact midate and harass the people of were; the a . | hl rp r cor wed sees at cher the Black community in genera) sonny Boy t deck, Wil re oe Now these insane fools have mts involving members of the and the members of the Information 12 year old youh hit A re ' { «their intimidatio { Black conrmunity and White racist Center in particular. wae acd Sax oS pt a rat 1 Black ph her level. On pigs, Since the opening of t — age str vt ot a the Alehr: Wi ipon these acts of inte on Sept. Ul, 17, » BEEN cay oe = 691 . “ trivi betw nidation, bara nt cul iy 4 Sa0nymous letter a cal = ant sab ob walittr wi uirder aS a threat to the will from some crazy individuals aaa “iy : armated ola King of all the people in ate : pepeaisstions who 8 - whe oo - it : er A led , ya pig for de- ro —— y aaah = K ~— US names; niggers, lack 5 ; on s phe to Live, The t the f our com cenhic sce ae, - " Lew ~ Life Scums, Sub-tume ' fire ed b nad - man of the Black Pant Party, seck to impose destruct mn mals, Unfits, and thre atoning F ot ple who reside iPoutler St, what bangs in the wintow, Thes 2 people on the property of the lives that they could 4 ep y=" a é fools must be insane to think they People, who violates our Hunan from working to mv - ro ‘eon ‘all t ts of imi- ca im the t of the « 6 rights, Life, I mperty, ud the pur of the poor and . ed peo , . pllpemey talit ir ity, 4 y people anid pul’ 1 : it of ail . coere * (lect, Whites, >I ish) in : der pirite srillchrive nd surprise ah ami not he treare ss and will be . bn one of the letter the wom mur CHICAGO PIGS FOUND GUILTY OF MURDER, BY PEOPLE'S INQUEST Deborah Johnson CHICAGO DAILY DEFENDER By BONNE J. NESBITT Bobby Rush, deputy defense minister of the Illinois Black Panther Party, veste rday told the Dally Defender that the Panther Party will exhaust all means necessary to have the allempted murder oar apd against the survi vors of the Fred Hampton apartment raid drop ped Rush also indicated there may be possible court action in implementing their demand for murder indictments against States Attor mmey Edward Hanrahan, his assistant Richard Jalo- vee, and the 14 policemen involved in the slay- ings of Hampton and Mark Clark last Decem ber The purpose of obtaining such an iniict mem, would be “to make those pigs in the pow er structure responsive and realize they must anawer to the people. They must be made to realize they aren't some clique who are above the people,” Rush said. He made the stat ment Mondoy as a follow-up of a “peoples in quest” into the deaths of Hampton and Clark which was held last Sunday at the First Con aregational Church on 40 N. Ashland At thal time, a “‘pooples | Hanraban, Jalovee and the 14 policemen oo murder charges, and. demanded the charges against the raid’s seven survivors be dropped More than 800 people attended the inquest which was called by the Panther Party, and the Emergency Conference to Defend the Ri, of the Black Panther Party to Fxist Rush chaired the proceedings. Dr’ Charles U. Hurst X College, act ed as “coroner” Pan- ther socretory prosecator The jury was composed of six represeata- tives of the biracial emergency conference and Six members of the black community Dr. Hur a _ told jury” indicte president of Malcolm during the inquest, and Jewel Cook was the the assembly, that hi Black Penther Party has malizecd in every way. The inquest grew out of the ree ponse of the community itself to the verdict of “justifiable homicide’ ruled dy the offici al coroner's inquest. By any means necessars we will bring justice to this country.” been The inquest Lexan with the film of the police re-cnactment of the raid, The seven » vivers wore then called upon to testify a. wit nesses. Though all were present, Louts Troe lock was unable to testily doc to titnes The seven did not slify «a The most dramatic moment 1! event came when Debra Johnson. He mpton’s giri- friend, who was nine months presnant at the time of the raid, gave her tostimon “Ll came home that night after a political ork ntstion class,” said Miss Jotnson “Later on some- one came in the room Cuirman and started shaking the We woke up and saw shots being fired, He (Hampton) looked up and then he laid his head back down. [ assume ne was shot fa They kem shooting Miss Johnson at this point paused for sev- eral seconos im am attemm vo regain her com: posure. She went on to relate how she was pushed into the kitchen where she seid she overheard a policemom remark, “He's good and dead now “They pu us in a paddy wagon. A pig grabbed me by the arm and jabbed a yun in my stomach ssying you'd better mot try to es cape. I was wondering how I was going to escape with ples everywhere with guns.” The five remaining witnesses who testified Bave esoeniially the same account of what happened in the apartment. Brenda H rris said, “I went to sleep in the from room. The next time I woke up I heard a knock on the door, Clark said ‘Just a minute’. Next thing I koow they broke down the door. They shot me. They shot Clark “A guy with a machine gua started spray ing the walls. I heard somebody say ‘There's some more in te back.” They went over to see if I wis dead They looked disappointed that I wasn “They started calling me all kinds of biteh es and whores ~ that I had ao right w live and that I should be dead anyway; Ther kept threatening me anid telling me to die. I could hear bow they were beating and cursing poo ple in the back Ronald (Doc) Satchel, said he was asleep in the first bedroom when be heard a knock 00 the dour Very shortly aMerward 1 heard shots." Hv described how be woke the other two poople in the next bed aod told them to gel on the floor, Bullets were coming iato the rom, through the wall.'’ According to Satchel, the policemen order- ed him to walk out of the room and made him walk to the ambulance even though he told them he was wounded. He was shot twice in the stomach. once in the leg and in each hand Verlina Brewer, wounded in the leg, sald she must still wear her cast for two more months and that she would probably be re- quired to wear some kind of brace permanent. ly. Se told the assembly that she began to Slip off the stretcher as she was being carried out of the apartmest. She said a policeman paid “Watch it, she's slipping off.’ To which another policeman replied. “It don't matter,” When she fell off, she charged she was thrown back oo the stretcher and ‘They slam. med the ambulance door on my wounded leg." Blair Ander.on and Harold Bell corrobora- ted the stories of the previous witnesses and gsve further testimony of alleged police beu- tality Anderson, who was wounded in the groin said a policeman told bim, “all you M Fr S should be dead.’ That little black pig (officer Davis) was just standing there with a gun in his hand grinning. Harold Bell testified that his first thought, when he beard the shooting, was to wake Hampton. “As I was turning to the room they were coming in the back door, I couldn't wake Fred Hampton. One was shooting with a serv- ice revolver, and another with a shotgun He sald he overbeord a policeman say lat- er at the police station. “You can't kill a re- STATEMENT TOT THE BLACK PANTHEH, SATURDAY, MARCH 15, 1970 PAGE 4 Open Letter To The People Black people, Brown people, Red people, White people listen to me. 1 am a member of the Black Panther Party, and | am fighting for the lib- eration of alloppressed people like other brothers and sisters who have died and been jailed. People are being murdered, jailed and kept down by the foot of the imperi- alistic U.S, government, a bandful of people who own all the property, comrol all the factories and lie ' and steal from you, They may look to you like they are really working in your interest. The more lies thoy tell, the more people are mur- sdered, the more bornbs and napalm is manufactured by them (the cap!- talist) to murder people of color in Vietnam. Meo women and children are murdered everyday in Vietnam, their homes destroyed and some of then mtilated, and the same thing happens over here in this fascist country. But over pas they call it war and in the US. they call it “justifiable hx snicide””.Mehieg w= for the people ernamext was states in the so called the n ww y re borhood rampant in our commu as it constitue “friendly policemen ru ities, mmur- 87? Why is it that people to Starve & millions destroyed by Nixon's ? Why fis a proble; your govern- ment can spend billions o tions, the nels ining ter in have ceath everyday when are orcoered wcem housing Th Wier puppet such collars Oa a spaceshi; stead of jooki into ¢t lems of the people? Px 45 the ones liste jn the Black * . rl f war, abu on Vaather Party's 10 Polat Platform and Program. A lot of peopel have never read it, because they were so busy con- demning for lies they've réad in their news or beard on televisiog, thelr eves maaazines instead of md secing who the real crooks, thieves and gang* tors arc, The Black Parther Pare y feeds thousands of hungry chil- Apers, Open Letter February 232, 1970 ft Gentlemen: i | am writing to you in reference j to the February t, 1970 edition of The Black Panther. / On page ‘20° you mention Ricardo } DeLeon, aclient of mine, along with 4% Wilbert Thomas and Al Calne. I ) thought you might like to know that there are THREE defendants inthe case, DeLeon, Calne and Jerome West. I thought you might algo be volution, but you can kill a revolutionary.” E PRESS of collars of food , in- ¢ realpro- blems such dren everyday, gives medical care to those who need it and don’: have money, and has free clothing drives We try to fullfil the needs of the people this is what we are here for and the breakfast program, free health clinicsand clothing,are Just a few of the many needs of the people we have met. Just a few of the many needs of the people that have to be met, Panthers are mur- dered in theirbeds, incarcerated in jails, and harassed daily because we try to get the truth across to the people of bow the capiialists are using demagogy to oppress them, A revolution is going on now, you may not like the word revo- lution; because when you hear it 4 picture forms in your mind, a Picture of war, But open your eyes and you'll see its a war right here in Babylon. The same tactics are used sgainst us that Hitler useda- gainst the Jews. Mass genocide of Black people. You, the people have the power to put an end to this fase cits oppression; but how many more of us will have to die before the Nixon's, the Alioto’s, the Hovywell's, the Judge Hoff- man’s and the J, Edgar Hoover’s for the lying pigs they really are. How many more of cur children will dic in the streets at the hands of the occupying army (the pigs) in our communities, and their mur- ders be termed “justifiable homi- cide"’, We are revobitionaries and we will die to protect the rights of the people. We have children, we are human and, we want the same justice as you do. This is why we have chosen to pick up the gun, to fight for our freedom amd our childrens’ freedom be- cause we see this is the oaly thing the pigs will understand, ‘he gun ig the only thing that will free uS--gain us our liberation. you sce ALL POWER TO Helicda THE PEOPLE To Party interested In knowing that the Dis- trict Attorney of New York County (where the case is peading )recent- y filed a memorandum which ad- mitted that Wilbert Thomas was 3 New York City policeman working 1S 4n undercover agent, Wilbert Thomas, naturally is noe a de- fondant In the case, Very truly yours Elliot A, Taikeff Attorney At Law ? + greeted with an appropriate Fes- ponse, self-defense from the mgme- bers of the Black Community h- formation Center and the people of the community, Therefore we appeal to all of th” PeoklA Ghthe commanliy to acquire Ly" Bec, ary technical equiptnem t* Getem! their hermes aad Cepek ATE Ere these pigs Wap Me td \tEMBiace, harass, Drv alize, and \\ eer us. ARM YOURSELP « \ HARM YOUR} sree ALL POWER TO THE PROPLET Reading Pa, Community inforn Center, ration ' THE BLACK PANTHER, SATURDAY, MARCH 15, 1970 PAGE 12 LUXEY ERWIN POLITICAL PRISONER LETTER FROM L.A. JAIL, POLITICAL PRISONER OF WAR Greeting Comrades, Whenever we read the mass media news coverage of the cur- rent events locally and nationally, we have to read between the Lines and distinguish the truth from the false-hood, The news is slanted SO when the masses make revo- lutionary steps or actions against the oppressor {t has to be recog- nized as strategic methods of re- Sisting the pig power structure, and not as the news media would have us believing, I Say this mainly because while being incarcerared the racist pigs have denied us our legal reading rights, They try to pacify us by allowing us to read lies and ir- relevant propaganda about our communities, which has been pro- jected by the systematic mass news media, We want to read something that’s relevant to us as poor oppressed people struggling here in America, Tricky Pig Dickte Nixon's vacations or the imagionary moon and space car- toons aren‘t related to the people, We want something to read that exposes the true nature of this de- cadent American society and something that’s directed towards the freedom of all poor oppressed people. This is also manifested on the streets by people whose reading materia] is limited or who have failed to be reached by revolu- tionary papers or materials, They probably haven't recognized fas- cism and capitalism and wonder why they are oppressed, The three evils we must fight, the greedy businessmen, lying politicians and the pig cops, probably aren't clear to them. Eventually through cor- rect examples, ideas, and per- sonal contradictions, circumstan- ces will force these people co see that the oppressor is mani- fested in those that control the level of power in this country, Distinguishing the truth from the false-hood in the news media allowed in the L.A. pig pen, I can cleurly see whh revolutionary thoughts that the masses of the pedple are resisting and inten- sifying. The examples set by the Ulack Panther Party in New Yors, New Haven, Connecticut, and the deaths, murders and sacrifices in Los Angeles and Chicago, and the entire Slack Panther Party every- where in particular and all the people in general haven't gone unnoticed, The people have seen the fascist pigs’ violence andter- ror tactic meted out against the Vanguard and the people them- selves. The people have proven beyond a shadow of a doubt that they aren't terrorized by the pigs’ violence. The people are re- sisting. The racist pig cops have increased their fascist violem tactics and we see that this only proves that we have achicved a great Geal in our work and sacra- fice. The more the people are attacked and the mor Uey re- sist shows that we are moving in the proper direction, Still we must imensily and not give the enemy & moments rest, While he sharpens his spears we must Sharpen ours also, tic for tac. As the mindless pigs increase thelr murder, brutality and tor- ture of the people, other hands are reaching out and picking up the gun. The long arm of the pig is violent, but the arm of the people is longer and their vengence terrifying. All Political Prisoners of War are made stronger and inspired more so when we hear revolu- tionary news, the strength and spirit is (and reaches) right bere in this beasts pig pen. These con- crete walls and bars and guards can’t conquer or bold down the people. The ideas, beliefs and examples being set, which have motivated and inspired us cannot be defeated even though our bodies are imprisoced, murdered and confined, because they are to be found in the people, wherever they are. We must not at anytime fear death and imprisonmem, because where there’s struggle, there's sacrafice and death and imprison- meot is 4 common occurrence, We will fight through the dark clouts amd victorious times fear- ing nothing. Because to dle fight- ing for the liberation of all op- pressed people, is better than to live in a fascist society fighting for nothing! SEIZE THE TIME! BE STRONG AND INTENSIFY! ALACK PANTHER PARTY Luxey (L.A. Poltical Prisoner of War) LETTER FROM A POLITICAL PRISONER February 6, 1970 Once again the totalitarian, re- pressive and piggish nature of this institution has exposed itself, so that all could see it for what ftis-- rampant fascism like all other pigs in America, The N.Y.C. Correction pigs have intensified their pursuit of privilege and power, in detri- ment to the necds of the people. To attain this various end that are subjecting the prisoners, who are at thelr mercy, to further viola- tions of their human rights, by de- nylng them even the minimalrights that are due to them. Not only are they harassing the inmates and de- nying them the so-called **due pro- cess of law”, by keoping them from fulfilling their court dates, they are subjecting their visitors to unne- cessary delays and indignities; they also interfere with prisoner's cor- respondence and their recreation, Yesterday the pigs bad abitrarily kept everyone the 8th floor locked In during the afternoon re- creation period, supposedly be- cause of a ‘‘shortage of pigs’’, the inmates of the ‘cc’ and ‘*d" Sides refused to lock in after the evening meal. In a disciplined and orderly manner they picked up their trays, turned in the spoons and re- mained seated at the tables, peace- fully conversing, playing cards and dominoes, The pig in charge of the floor 6% up-tight when no one onthe ‘‘c”’ side paid any attemion when he opened the cell doors, He left and tried to get the other sides to lock in, when he returned, after calling downstairs for the ‘beat up squad’, he said that anyone who wanted to lock-in at that time could do So, the implication was that those who didn’s lock-in would be bru- talized by the goons. Out of appro- ximately 80 men on the *‘c” side only four were seared by the threat; the entire ‘‘a’’ and ‘'b”’ sides and a@ Smal] part of the ‘'d"’ side were intimidated and locked in. Con- sidering the sense of futility of all actions to better the situation amd the apathy expressed by the prisoners here, we had an excep- tional showing. After a few minutes the bridge of the Sh floor was wall to wall with pig goons, carrying small pine- trees, olnking and licking their ga- distic chops in amicipation of the heads they would bust if given the opportunity! They entered the ‘‘d’* Side first, oinked in the people's face, ran down their five game, made promises they didn’t inted to keep and convinced the brothers to lock-in. When they came over to the side, lo and behold, the first person to enter the tier was an inmate; 4 mtorlous physho- pantic puppet, bootlicker and per- verted informer, named Taylor, the Pigs bad used this willing lackey, this Gepraved, degenerate piglet as an endorsed spokesman. Pig Deputy Warden Randazzo hypocritically mace a speech on how much they had our welfare in mind and how much they were trying to do for us, and that they had reached the mayor and the governor, that they would do what they could to reme- dy the situation and a Jot of other bull. During all this, abour 50 mad pigs with clubs were just itching to get into action on our heads, To cap it off, he had his stooge Taylor give the word that every- thing was going to change and that we had succeeded In getting atten- thon of the authorities, Everyone nutted on him, At this time I spoke up and told the pig that the with- holding of our limited so-called “‘privileges’’ was a long standing grievance and that they were play- ing politics with us as pawns, I did not elaborate on that further be- cause of the exposed position thar I was in. The pig said that it would Stop and thar we did mot get any recreation because there was a shortage of pigs; I guess he thought that we were blind and dumb, so not to see that there was no shor- Cage of pigs for the beat up squad, As we filed up the stairs and to the cells there were shouts of "Do. wer fo the people’’, to which a pea- Oralned, neanderthal type swine, most vicious of the official goon squad, responded that he would show us ‘‘the power of his club’’, Little does be know thar the day when the people will show him andallthe other puppets their power is near] Later in the evening, when we came out some of the aher bro- thers and I started to discuss the Skustion and to examine it ob- jectively; we found out about the campaign the correction pigs have fo increase their manpower and their appropriations, To do this they instituted the slow down and harass- ment programs with the purpose of Provoking an incident, so thar they could use thelr goons on us and call & a “prison riot’’s in other words no matter what the Inmates did, the pigs would achieve their toe"" objectives and our conditions would remain the sarne. The demands of the pigs for more pigs, more jails and more money for them are in contradiction to our needs and in- terests. What we need is for the pig judges to stop placing ransoms on us, to give us reasonable bails and to start releasing us on our own recognizance, We don’t need more pigs, but doctors, dentists, nurses, therapists, teachers, ine Structors and people from the com- munities to come into the prisons and protect our interests from the violence of ube pigs. Today they continued their farce by putting up a notice about some questionaires issued by Congress. man Koch that would be given to us amd that we could answer them and that they would be sent to him without being censored, Knowing that any questionaires pot out by the pigs would have loaded questions and that they would be used to draw any conclusion they wanted, I suggested that we should answer the questionaires as best as pos- sible, exposing the pigs harass- ment and brutality and the inbue man conditions existing In the in- Stitution, and write al] our grievances on the back of the ques- tionaires using our own words. I have also drawn up an open letter to Lindsay, demanding the harass- ment to cease and demanding car rights be adhered to by the pig administration and | have circu} lated it for signatures. (1 will send it to Lindsay), : I have made this report to in- — = form you, so that the people will know that we are struggling against the pigs in bere so that tf the pigs — decide to make their funny Yre- Prisals it woa’t be kepe in the dark, Well good brothers and sisters, that is all for now, I still remain a firm and stalwart revolutionary, Cedicated to the destruction of American capitalism, imperialism anc the institution of socialism, freedom, Justice and equality for all people, Right On! IT REMAIN YOURS IN REVOLUTION AND LIBERATION Richard de Leon Gandino) FREE HUEY AND BOBBY! LATER FOR THE PIGS! P,O.W,"s FOR PANTHERS! BLACK PANTHER PARTY VANGUARD OF THE PEOPLE Big Man, To give the people knowledge of M.D M. (Movement For A Demo- cratic Soctetyand to prove that we're going to help annminilate the existing problems of Babylon,we have decided to inform the Van- guard on a regular tases of things happening here M DM. is composed of Marines (from Camp Pendleton)and Sailors (from San Diego). We not oaly oppose the function of the mili- tary and the Viet Nam War, but we also oppose the way this op- pressive capitalistic society is functioning, Right pow, our main objective is the fascist chains of the military. We realize that once the military operates oo 4 proper basis to help the poor and op pressed people it will be much simplier to eradicate the present problem (all pigs) that exists In Babylon, We're going to prove to the peo- ple that we will no longer be lack- e@ys for the promotion of imperial- ism bet that we're becoming revo- lutionaries. We have been accused, along with the Black Panther Party and 5D .S. of organizing race riots on Camp Pemdleton. The lifer pigs know that MDM is an inter. racial group. They know that we’ ve stopped fighting each other andare prepared to deal with the true in- Stigator of race riots on tase, a fer hasn't got much regard for the color of one’s skin be- cause he's out to gain recognition in the pig power structure. They also realize that through thehelp of the Black Panther Party (especially brother Robert Bryan) MDM has been able to relate to a revolutionary state of mind and! grown in numbers because the Panthers have impressed Marinas of all races, Lately, MDM. seems to hal been causing @ little sweat to rig from the bead of General Leonard (Andy Capp) Chapman. Leony if SSooooosooesoossosaooseoogocooscsegoscosacesesaseeeseseeeeencennsanenne Commandant of the Marine Corp, and we call him “Andy Capp’ be- cause he has proven himself to be a very funny old man. I'm sure pretty soon that we'll arouse some other pigs curiosity also. I am directing the previous sentence to Mickey Mouse Reagan and that droopsy jaw pig that parasites be- Rind the title of President Nixon. So, I must stress to the pigs to get the military where it shoald be, If they don’t conform to having a military to protect the people then we'll do it. If we do it, the military will deal with the true pigs with no exceptions who are guilty of c America to AmeriKKKa. Ina Pate warning to the avar- iclous rhling class--change or be burried Iman Otean of Noo ALL (POWER. TO THE PEOPLE Ticde Ump & Duct A> Marines Camp Pendietos, Calis, SOOO OOO EEO ESE E EH HEHEHE HEOEEOEEEEEEEESSOOEHESEESSHGEESESESE SEE eeeeeesesee ; + e - gs 5 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT oF THE STATE 20k CALIFORNIA IN ; E COUNTY ALAMEDA Fs THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA, 8 os vs _ MARIE S. SAULS, defendant, NO. 46400 _ MEMORANDUM OF POINTS AND _ AUTHORITIES IN SUPPORT OF _ DEFENDANTS MOTION TO pis. MISS INFORMATION PURSUANT TO PENAL CODE SECTION 995 4 Defendam, having herotofore orally moved the court for dis- Missal of the information pursuant to Penal Code Section 995, on the __—s Sounds that there is no reason. _ able or probable cause to hold the =J for trial herein, subenits this Memorandum of Potnts and _ Authorities in support ofthe motion «Pd requests that the motion be set for oral argument. Tria’ is pre- Seatly set for March 5, 1970, 1 STATEMENT OF THE CASE ‘The defendant, MARIES SAULS, was charged, by information, with assault upon DONALD M. DEAN, by moans of force likely to pro- duce great bodily injury, and was held to answer after preliminary hearings on December 1, 1969, and Over objection by the defendant, continued preliminary hearing on December 5, 1969, in the Muni- cipal Court for the Oakland. Pied- mom Judicial District, County of Alameda, State of California, be- fore Honorable JACQUELINE TABER, evidence showed that on Sep - 26, 1969, at approximately $200 o'clock P.M. in the vicinity Of 13th Street between Washington and Broadway, Oakland, Califor- _ Bla, there insued a fight between _ three or four girls aod onw white _. male, (Reporter's Transcript of Preliminary Examination, herein- a after “R.T. 6,23,24,) ‘ Prosecution witness ANN GO- FORTH testified that one of the «iris bit the man with a 2X 4 _ plank (RT. 7). She was unable to idestify defendant or to give a de- Scviption of any of the female purti- Cipants, and the victim testified ‘that he was intoxicated oa the day described and could owt recall a- ny fight at all, or having receiv. ed any lajuries, or any of the al- leged participants(R.T. Earl Hess identified the defen- dant as a girl he had seen at the time of the alleged incident. Hy testiled that defendant held one ewt ofa 2’ X 4" board bet be at no time saw ber pick it up, or swing it, or hit anyone with it, or threaten to hit anyone with it, He stated: 4 “,..0ne end was touching the = ground and oo cod was inher hands...I did not see her use - Mt though. She did bave it in ; The witness stated that he Imagined the defendant was getting ready to pick this board up, but he pever saw ber pick it up, (Id.) Although he testified others pre- Sent used profanity, he distinguish- ed the defendant as one who had + me(RT 33), Defendant moves to dismiss the information op the following grounds: 1. The committing magistrate granted the District Attorney's motion for continuance of the pre- ss defendant, over the objection of the | defendant, and without a showing Of good cause by affidavit or other- ; in Violation of Penal Code - The committing magistrate pr lally restricted cross. ex- eeeetion of the one alleged eye- » Sustaining objection to tn- Sear ss to the #itness eas pre employment, thus denying de. opportunity to attack the cretintity, estate = weeeereeee i, Dias, aod possl ot sour ent employ- Ment with the Oakland Police De- partment, 3. Material elements of the offense were not established, the evidence was insufficient asa matter of law to hold defendant to answer, in that a) There was no show whatsoever that defendant wielded & weapon or threatened anyone with it; b) A different alleged victim than named in the complaint was Produced, and even this individual Gealed having been assaulted n ARGUMENT A. GRANTING CONTINUANCE OF PRELIMINARY EXAMINATION OVER DEFENSE OBJECTION, WITHOUT ANY SHOWING OF GOOD CAUSE, WAS VIOLATIVE OF THE STATUTORY MANDATE OF PENAL CODE SECTION 861 AND RENDERS THE COM- MITMENT ILLEGAL Defendant, MARIE S. SAULS, was arrested on September 26, 1969 Two continuances for pre- liminary were granted to the Peo- ple, ovr defense objection, prior to the actual commencement of the Preliminary on December 1, 1969. On the morning of December 1, 1969, counsel for defendant was informed by the Deputy District Attorney that he was ready topro- ceed with preliminary. When the case was called, the People again moved for cootin- vance, themotion was denied, and the People introduced the testi- mony of one witness, ANN GO- FORTH, who could not identify the defendant or any of the partict- pants in a fight which she had Observed im Oakland, sometime before, The witness was quite Unsure of where this incident had occurred; whether or not the parti- cipants were ‘playing’ ornot, who had started the affray, or in what way the female participants could be distinguished from wach other (RT, 5-6, B.11-19), Immediately following her testi- mony, the District Attorney re- quested a continuance, Over ob- jection, Ow continuance was granted, without any showing of cause, The District Attorney had other witnesses present (RT 15) Penal Code Section 861 specifically provides: “The examination must be completed at om session, un~ less the magistrate, for good Cause shown by affidavit, post.~ pones it. The postponement cannot b¥ for more than two days at each time, pore more than six days in all, unless by consent or on the motion of the defendant.” The rights set forth in this and the other Penal Code Sections pre- seriting the procedures to be followed at preliminary ex. amination are fundamental, and when denied, vitlate the legality of the commitment of the defen- dant. Peo. ¥. Bucher, 175 C.A, 24 343 (1969) The court in Bacher affirmed the Superior Court's dis- missal of an information parsuant to motion brought under Penal Code Section 995 squarely on the groumis that the defendant had not been legally committed due to violation of Section 861. The pre- lininary ¢xamination had been continued for only one day, upon the People’s assertion, un- Supported by affidavit, that the pro- secution had been unable to serve a subponea on a material witness, The People made no such asser- tions in the instant case, The Magistrate required no showing at all, Neither witness HESS or witoess BEAM were present on December 1, 1969, although the case had been set for prelimimary on that day long in advance, The District At- torney did not assert that he had attempted to find either witaess, or been unable to serve subpoenas on them.* B DEFENDANT'S RIGHT TO CROSS-EXAMINE THE WITNESS HESS AT THE CONTINUED PRE- LIMINARY HEARING WAS UN- DULY RESTRICTED ANDDENIED DBE ENDANT SUBSTANTIVE HIGUTS THE BLACK PANTHER, SATURDAY, MARCH 15, 1970 PAGE 139 TRANSCRIPT OF POLITICAL TRIAL OF MARIE SAUIS = The magistrate unduly and pre- judicially restricted defondant's right to fully cross-examine wit- ness HESS as to present employ- ment, and thus uasto bias and ereditality (RT. 29), Thus defen- dam was denied the opportunity to present all available evidence and defenses, Penal Code Section 865 requires that the defendant be per- mitted to cross-examine the wit- nesses in his behalf, Though there is discretion given the magistrate to supervise cross-examinatioa designed to test credibility, never- theless, this discretion must be exercised within the rulethat such Questioning “should be given wide latitude, particularly in cases in- volving ‘a witness against a de- fendant in a criminal pro- secution’ "". Jennings v. Superior Court, 6 Cal. 2d 867 (1967) quo- ting Peo, vy, Watson, 46 Cal. adele (1956) see also Peo. v. Murphy, 59 Cal, 2d 818, 830-1 (1963), In Jennings, writ of prohibitica was grantedwhere the defendant was not allowed to establish the defease of entrapment ‘both by overcoming or qualifying the effect of the officer's testimony on direct examination and by eliciting addi- tlonal evidence’. (66 Cal. 24 at 877) The witness HESS herein was the only witness able to identify the defemdam at all, and although remotely, he linked her with the in- cident involved which gave rise to the charges, It is to be noted, and ft is significant in apprais- ing the gaps * These clreumstances make even more significant the fact that the witness BEAM turned out not to remember anything about the day he was allegedly assaulted by the defendant, and that when finally Produced he admitted that he was “supposed to have been beat up’’, for ‘why would I be here’, RT 22, and the fact that Witness HESS was no longer employed in bis capacity as security cuardand was Protected from having to reveal to the defense his present employ- ment, In the prosecution's case as to every element of the offease, that two other defendants are charged in the complaint, but they had not been served por were they present (RT. 2-3), The witmess HESS was quick to impute motives and intend to the defendant without any evidence therefor, and he demonstrated great bias In his testimony, He Stated that be ‘imagined’ the defendant was getting ready topick up the 2" X 4" board, although he never saw her pick It up. He Stated that he thought the defen. dint was going to attack the al- leged victim because she attempted to open the car door of his (Hess*) vehicle (R.T, 36), But clearly de- fendam could have had any sum- ber of reasons, including the need to rest herself, while she walted Patiently for the police ~ making no attempt whatsoever toleave the scene ~ (R.T 36) other than that attributed to her by HESS HESS denied having told the police that the alleged victim was drunk and disorderly until actually shown his Statement; at which time he ad- mitted It(R.T. 312), But he then refused to state in what way this man had twen disorderly except to admit that this man had used ted language and profanity, and then to withdraw that(R T. 32-33), Thes his credibility and bias was the critical issue for the magis- trate, in the absence of any other evidesce that an offense had been committed at all, or that the de- fendanmt had anything to do with it, This case, is, in pertinent re- Spect, analagous to thatof Priestly v, Superior Court, 50 Cal. 3d 412 (1968) where writ of probitition was cranted when the only incriminat- ing evidence was tased on infor- mer’s testimony and defendant was limited In crois-examination, No other inerimiouting evidence was presented against defendant except for the testimony of HESS. Thes the severe limitating on cross: ex- amination of the issue of bias and credibility effectively denied defendant ber substantive cleht to cross-examine the ooly witness with ineriminating eviderre, C THE EVIDENCE PRESENTED IND NOT ESTABLISH Tul RE QUISITE ELEMENTS OF THEOF- FENSE CHARGED. TAKING THE EVIDENCE AT ITS MOST UN- FAVORABLE TO ‘THE FENDANT, THE ELEMENTS OF ASSAULT ARE NOT ESTAB- LLSHED Witness ANN GOFORTH saw 3-4 girls, unidentified, and undistingt- shable from eachother toher view, with one hitting a man with a 2'' X 4°°/ At the time she observed this, the male had a belt in his Witness HESS saw the defendant with her hand on a 2’ X 4 one end of it on the ground, and at the time he observed the inciéoot, another girl had he belt (KR T 24) Clea*ly be cam upon the scene at a dfferent time than id Miss GOFORTH. Neither witness knew whether or not this maa had at- tacked the girls first, (RT, 12) although HESS told the police at the Ume that this man was drunk and disorderly, This is clearly in- sufficient evidence to hold the de- fendant to answer for assaut, either on the theory that she threatened the victim with the 2° X4"" (which she was never seen using or brandishing) or on the theory that she actwally hit the vie- tim ¥ith force Likely to produce Serious bodily injury, for there is No evidence she touched the victim at all, There is finally the question of whether the man produced in court was really the victim, or if he —— (2,7, 45), Whether this 800 DONALD BEAM at the prett examination appeared to be z TENDED OR ATTEMPTED AN ASSAULT Though specific Intent is not a necessary clement to the crime of assault, general intent must be shown. Intent may be Inferred from “*...the doing of one unlaw- 4 ful act’’. Peo. v, Walker, 99 C.A, 2d 238, 242, (1990). In Walker, intent was held properly inferred from the fact that defendant had thrice stabbed the man alleged to have been assaulted, In the instant case, no unlaw- ful act or intention has been de- was presem, whetber he had not monstrated in any way whatsoever. Fy Seriously assaulted the girls, whothe he had received the rather minor injuries described by wit- fess HESS during his assault onthe girls or at a prior time b. THE NAME OF THE PARTY ALLEGED TO HAVE BEEN AS5S- AULTED IS A MATERIAL ELE- MENT OF THE OFFENSE, DE- FENDANT IS REQUIRED TO PRE~ PARC A DEFENSE: AGAINST CRIMES CHARGED IN THE COM- PLAINT AND NU OTHER. The defendant has been illegally committed and must, therefore, be discharged on the ground that the party samed to have boon assaulted in the complaint, DONALD M. DEAN. is at variance with the witness presented by the prosecu- ton, 2 DONALD MILLER BEAM, This variance is fatal In Peo. v. Christlam, 101 Cal. 471, 473 (894), the court held that “The name of the party ass- aulted is a material element of the offense, and common justice to the defendant demands that be be notified of the particular offense of which be stands committed’, The defendant in Christian was charged in the complaint withass- ault upon the person of one George Magin. The District Attormey filed an information charging defendant with assault upoo George Massino The Supreme Court held that in framing of the information the pro- secution is restricted to the charges of the complaint; andadd- itions from outside sources were fot authorized, The defendant in preparation for 4 preliminary examination must be informed as to all charges against him, He is required to defend himself only against those crimes charged, Nor can he be required to have prepared 4 defense for other crimes which he has not been heretofore charged 101 Cal. at 476 and see also Peo. v. How- ard, lil Cal, 655, 659-61, (1896), Defendant SAULS herein is charged in the comp'aint and the infor- mation with an assault on DONALD DEAN, but was presented at the preliminary examination with a man by the mame of BEAM, The latter was identified, not by him- self, but by a witness, as having been a participant in a fight (RT 94), Defendant bas not b notified of the particular o which she is charged, and if District Attorney seeks to the information there will be substantial alteration of the cone | plait thereby also denying the defendant the right to fair notice, Defendant conducted substantial investigation and ascertained thata DONALD DEAN has been listed as the complainant by the police, al- though he did not sign a com- plaint against defendant (or against anyone else), and that he hadciven the police an incorrect addrwas There has bees no evidence at all , as to this essential element of s the offense. ‘ In order that Penal Code Section 245 be violated ft is necessary that ‘ the Hkelihood that force applied ; or attempted will result in serious Peo. v. . McCaffrey 18 CA. 2d 611, 618-19, r. (1937). No evicence was : that defendant tried in any way to hit or attack BEAN (or BEAM $s There is no evidence tat defendant had even — Abs *Although it is of course possible — that this individaal was at the scene and suffered amnesia, he “specifically testified that if he had a been taken to the hospital he would — ’ have remembered it (R.T.19) The | witness GOFORTH testified that — she hoped the girls would be pun- ished because she had been told the victim was taken to the hos- pital (R T 43). been involved in the fracas, other than the fact that she was on the scene, : To Comstitute an ae there | must be a specific com mit a battery, and am act which is close to accomplishment and not mere preparation. See 1 Witkin California Crimes, Assault # 256, of Pre was here noevidence from which either an assaultoranintent could be inferred, tt Fi CONCLUSION rte The magistrate denied the de- fendant due process of law by er- roneously granting acoatinuancein violation of the statute; prejudi- — clally limiting cross-examination, There is a fatal variance between the alleged victim charged and the alleged victim produced at the | hearing - at which time even this alleged victim denied having been assaulted, No one saw the defen- dant hit anyone, use any foree, or threaten anyone with adeadlywea~ pon. The information should be dismissed. -_ POLITICAL PRISONERS THE BLACK PANTHER, SATURDAY, MARCH 15, 197) PAGE 14 TOWARDS A REVOLUTIONARY MORALITY Contradictions arise betwee brothers and sisters when a sister hecomes pregnant by 4 man other than the one she is relating to, or a brother makes a woman other than the he is relating to, Because these contra- dictions sometimes become antago- nistic and impede or slow down work and progress, it is nm cessary to at- tempt to make an analysis of these Situations and come up with a po- licy with the guiding principal being what is best for progress toward our goal of self-determination and National Salvation. AS political awareness grows, or as one’s political edecation rea- ches higher levels, the way of re- lating to one’s socta) environment through changes that can be baby with a one ried or, it is ba O make a baby with anyone other than the pers you call your man or woman, How- ever, sockety has provided loop- holes for extra-marital relations (Sexual relations outside or away from home)basedo ity of I i ptiony moral. onesty. Exarnple: many bro- thers and sisters have relationships with one anctter that are kx and governed by certain agrec- ments. Doaling with scx, the agrec- meu there usually is u is deceh, if the p engages in sexual activity outs home, the relationship is not jeo- pardized providing the mate is in- Many relationships ope rate on this and thos thers and sisters in these type of relationships consider themselves no formed, bro- sSi8 only takes one time t6 make a time at the right baby, are made regardirg home semial activity the question is really w partner uptight if a f their relati ip. trugsic cist for- when any agreements away from uld either be baby is mack take In relationship to t agai racist and fa ces, most pcopie thar not reac- tio itionalist, national chau- vanist, (racist) re-late to | alism. In other words U exploited and oppresse f the nd sisters jaby] need by t the ary ter- rejite peo- Many brothers in the struggle here ir relate to ec heroic Vir people that is “We will fight fror generation to the mext.”’ Also relate to Comrade Kim I = world, the slogan tnamese one tiey OUR WEALTH AND RESERVES IS IN OUR YOUTH “called revolutionary. This is very necessary in the process of trying to educate the masses to 4 revolu- tionary conschousness because in order to consciously make therev- olution outside, in the sbcial environmem, first the revolution must take place inside in one's consciousness. Once this process of political development begins there is no aspect of our relation- ship to the total social environ- mem that does mot come up for re-examination and re-evaluation. Most of the time is spent analy- zing the forces of racist reaction- aires that constitute our primary enemy, the power structure, During this process many lesser evils are discovered that are per- petuated by the existing social structure, Specifically, in this case it is wrong or it is a bad thing to make babies if one is mt mar- own is coo] until tr of ule of very advanced, This @ pregnancy arises outside relationships. At this point, generally, contradictions begin and politics go car the window. | sug- gest that this is because this situ- ation has not been dealt with Geep- ly, only superficially on the sur- face. kh Is that there are 5,000,000,000 people on of this carth and this is the result of sexual intercourse, Sexual inter- course is the process which nature provided the human species of ani- as a res a fact the face mal the means for reproduction; this is a selentifie fact. So when agreements are made between a man and woman to have sexual relations outside home or away from ve providing the mute is informed, whether they are con- sciously Saying $0, scientific they are saying k Is alright comake a baby. So Deing aware that it minother and Sune, Ww grandfather were revolutionari¢s-- i father whose mother a were rev- olutionaries, Gut the revolutionary struggle of the Korean people was not cecessful Lifecis One thing is for sure, we're in 4 long struggle and our wealth and reserves are ™m anifeste | in our chileren, Oace this whole srought out Soalt with, the an- swer will be part of our revohi- question is tionary culture and part of our new morality, For revolutionaries, that which advances the struggle for self-deterinination and national Salvation should be considered moral and anything thac holds back the struggle should be considered immoral. SEIZI D.C, tt TIMI TO THE UNAWAKENED OPPRESSED COMMUNITIES Can't you see that something is seriously wrong with the way we are living? Has the coldness and dirtiness of your dwelling turned into a warm home ith no rats and rouches’ Has the crying of your humgry children ceased...or is it that pou have ceased to listen to them! Are you so stagnant that you have po feeling and no anger when your people are brutalized unnecessarily by the so-called ‘protectors of your cominuynity’ Aren't you tired of your friends, loved ope, children and relatives dying and going crazy from over dosis of heroine, cocaine and L.8.b, Try to see that the dregs in jour community are being pet there by the capitalist to dull your senses and eventually Kill you lam getting tired of going t work eight or more hours a Gay and not really teing able to aborw in part my stare of this great wealth and production of this cour try. Have you heard fo the Sou thern Schools will be intergrated Well, most don’t think It will be a great priviledge to alt by a White person because we have learte tihis jen't going to get our freedom, bot, we d> desire to have education and an education that also a coud teaches us how this system really operates and what it has done not only to us bul to many members of the human race, Have jou forgotten the 400 pears of brutality, murder, hunger and mortal oppression’ Can't jou see that America had to change its tactics according to modern times We are only 20th Century slaves. Remember, thy KKK is still bere und they intend to revive of the old tactics they used a 100 years ago, How are you going Ww deal with it? Have you forgotten Maleolim X, Fred Hampton and many other brothers and sisters loved jou so Ubat they wanted to participate in getting freedom for you and apy other peoples here that are Oppressed, some w hx l love you too, tan Ir st share my lowe of the Black Oppressed with All Oppressed Peoples, Peo ple where is your Dumianity a! -onecern for your brothers and sis ters! Are you becoming Int mn, cold and calculating and uneoe cerbed«-like the system that of presses you’ Muny of you feel that the Black Panther Party ts too violent. If you would begin to think and see things for yourselves, ou llave we believe in Self-Defense and we bay been victims just as you have, We are the political Party for the peu- ple and are a part of you We com from the same communities, Think, what has the Democratic and Re- plublican Parties really dome for you and for me. How long have we been disrespecting ourselves, our childrem, or man or our woman We must do something to command the respect in this situation | stand up for our human dignity and determine our destinies and regain our freedom learn to fight or nee we ust own never tasted of freedom wut all beings deserve it and noed must fight for oar freecdorr and even if some of us die before the great quest has ace plished the taste of stamiing our freedom will t rather taste to taste am joung w the human nt WwW Rwewthe as been om up and titer this taking sweat tv hatred or ever would conti nus an ote y Mississippi andl nition in Chicage trolt-Watts es tion, bor ' ratie Cony CAPITALISM + RACISM BREEDS FASCISM “First they can for the Pane thers, « { was not a Panther, I did mot Gefend them... There is 4 disease running ram- pant through this country--<in tact, kt has just about reached epidemic porportions. This disease kills-- JEWARE~-and it provides an ¢x- cellent climate for the growth of other killing ciscases. The disease is called GREED, in simple language, and has reached its most complcx, m sophisticated levels in the eco- omic systen of the United States--CAPITALISM, it is a disease similar to can- cer--a parasitic growth that de- vours whole countries. ks efforts at expansion breed RACISM, which tu mn x Ss into 2 Specics { Pi slowly envelopes andde- vour ‘ J it breeas ASC M, yh the work for ’ € ldal exterminatl { Rlack pect wmeriKKKa for the ‘wit us’ of ar jeva) r inst the few people that ire to try to ff cure l be yuan nifest itself i w plac as runnl sores hat le past kcep hopir will wa rit kecp pre ing ib te ‘od snurder and subse . ailing Of Huey P, Newtou, th ward if r Black youth (Bobby Hutton, Mark Clark and Fred llany » to ie frame-uf 1 attert ing of Bobby Seale ar necticut 14, the frame umd at- tempeed railroading of the NY 2), the trial of the Chicago 7 and the seatencly of William Kuotsler all can the germs spread by this deadly disease. The pus from the cunning sores has spread the germs at a far more rapid rate than most peo- ple w tfere have bei ‘ eres spread Ektr} Inform Party, t to acknowledge. a Vi ro in Weert typical example ster County, w of scenes cted by the thousands a- the casr as the ve Cleaver { the at the atian spoke lack . Minister cer : « Panther New KR» belle camous of lona College on October u, In acklition to studests, vany people from the community attended. On Jume 26, 1969, eight months later, Police Lt. John P, McCormick of the New Rochelle pig Gepartment, 4 xf Detective Wile liam E, Grogan of the Yonkers pig departmem, testified ore the Internal Security subcommittee of 1968, the Senate, This committee ig headed by dat exemplary Ameri- KKKan citizen, that's represent- itive of the mow reactionary, most racist eler rupt government, Senator James 0, Eastland, Pigs MeCoriwtick and Grogan went to foaa College oa October I, too. And they seribbled license plate numbers and took pictures. Then they eprickly ran to their masters to tell them whohad DARED to exercise their right to ittend 4 public speech, Then, in addition, they threw In the names ”f people in the local community, Whose names, you say? Not yours, { rsce--only those who had pre« jusned to say or do anything abour the ocidal war against the Viet- hamese people, Not yours--oaly those who had tried to do or say anything to achieve the human rights of Black people in this **land of the free,” Even those “respect- Mid citizens and such a8 Napoleon director of CAP, and Torteili, director of the Youth Bureau, seem to fear that the disease has reached them. The Democratic organization bere was even concerned enough at the pigs’ activities to run an advertisement in the Standard-Star with the head- line “Joe MeCarthy is Alive and Well and Living in New Rochelle.” But are they concerned enough to move? Are they concerned enough some of able” people, s chy officials Holmes, Joseph « THAT CONTROIS to find o cure for this disease? Or are they content as long as it ts the Black Pamber Party that is being attacked? Are they come tent a5 bong as the war cemaing in Viemam and doesn’t come boene? CON’T ON PAGE 16 vents in an already core i - Ee — —— EXPOSURE OF LACKEY HENRY FINLEY Mareh 6, 1970 The House of Internal Security has previously held investigations of what they have referred to as possible mishandling of fuads and Possible linkage with communist factions in foreign countries. These investigations, which will be on a nationwide scale of the Black Pan- ther Party, have started with the Kansas City Chamer, The investigating committee at- tempted to gain Information by us- ing pigs and other lackeys including ace lackey, Hoary Finley, who was expelled ‘from the Kansas City Chapter for being dogmatic, sub- jective, and reactionary. The in- vestigation was headed by fascist pig. Richard Ichord, who is ameme ber of the racist Republican Party of Missouri, Ichord Is being quoted 45 Saying that ‘the Kansas City Black Panthers are Slowly di- minishing and are presently no rea] uirear,’’ yet be finds ir necessary to investigate the Party. Tails reac- tlonary move against the Party and the people draws a true line of demarcation and Proves thar we revolutionaries are indeed elfect- five, This racist pig had the nerve A TASTE Just about a month ago in the chy of Philadelptia, Mayor Tare appointed an ex-cop to the posi of Deputy Commissioner of Licenses and inspection, and nobody even batted an eye--only a few people Saw that something was definitely happening. A few days later, he appointed another ex-cop to the post of Commissioner of Streets. Since then k bas been a battle between the rights aod will of the people and the arrogance of the “tools of the ruling class circle’ in Aimerikkka, in the person of fin America, in the person of james Tate and Frank Rizzo, along with a peanut gallery of assorted Public officials who have supported these moves from the outset. They continue,in spite of the rage of the people. We urge everyone in this city to support the workers by organizing fn all facits of work: in city government, factory jobs, school and family spending. Let's make a very clear distinction: we are not calling for this support just to cause more confusion, not by a long shot; we are simply saying to civil servants, that ‘"in spite of your position, we, the people, have the power! We placed you in your present position, and we can re- move you by whatever force you dictate’’, So in essence, we are Saying, that now we are going to or- ganize on all levels to halt the Coming of the POLICE STATE. Tate is not just rebaffing the street workers, he is trying to lay ground work for the final phase of the totally police controled state. We must understand that by sup- porting the street workers, we are demanding some type of just- ice for ourselves. We must also See that this entire situation has been moved from one level to an- other, that & is no longera test of City Workers having someonc in charge who cannot and does not relate am! understand thelr pro- blems (while there are qualified people for the position). No, it is ee YS f/f emer 1 oF to Say that the Breakfast Program was a flop, The news media found they investigated the Program, there were at feast 800 school Children cating a hot breakfast. The people say that Ichord is the one who should be om trial for lying to the people. The people are aware that this senseless Investi- gation of the Black Panther Party is Just an attempe to discredit the Party, organizational heads whoas- Sist the Black Panthers, and the Peoples Free Greakfast Program, The people realize that at elec- tion time the lying politician has a “field day’, The masses are Subversive to this and other levels of opptession, Brother Phil Lawson, a Metho- dist Minister who is working to Serve the poor and oppressed peo. ple, was subpoenaed to testify be- fore this group of fascists on what kind of support the Methodist Inner-City Parish Is giving the Black Panther Party of Kan- sas City. When asked if the com- munity could survive without the Panthers, Brother Phil stated that ? “There are other organizations in the community meeting the neces- sary needs of the people, that being, to educate and liberate the masses of people, Even if the Black Pan- thers ceased exist, the people's spirit of revolutionary fer- vor will live on and on,” As for Henry, we are not con- cerned with this fool. He is one of the most uninformed people that have ever come Into the Black Pan- ther Party and he certainly is no threat, This impersonator does not have the knowledge necessary to survive, and the people say history will prevail, The Black Panther Party does not have the time to gO on search missions for glory chasing lackey’s such as flunky Fialey, The people will move a- vainst the oppressor and abolish his reason for existing! to ALL POWER TO THE PEOPLI Pillip Crayton Deputy Minister of Information Kansas City Chapter Black Panther Party OF PEOPLE’S POWER a test to see if the people will continue to have things forced on then without any resistence, of- ficials forced upon them who are appointed because they can be easily controlled by the person appointing them, People must do away with the attitude of accept- ing everything that happens to them as inevitable. lnevitable--ridicu- lous. We have seen how the pig power structure has inimidated the peo- ple in the L, and |, Department into accepting a man with no ex- perience in the workings of the department, Workers were threat- ened with the loss of their jobs if they protested the crooked dealings thac are transpiring by signing the recall petition for Tate circulated by the Screets Dept. Tate says the Clty Charter says that people can be fired from their jobs; Huey P, Newton, the Minister of Defense of the Black Panther Party, says that “every person has a right to live, and in order to live, people must work’’, Huey also says that “laws are made to serve men, and not men to serve laws’’. So later for the City Charter, ‘‘it's only paper and it will burn’’. Just as chis pre- sent battle has moved from one level to another, So must our af- tudes move from one of apathy to one of positive actions. The sit- vation im this country demands action. In order to have political power, a people must have the power to inflict political consequences when their needs are not answered, For example, if farmers’ needs and de- mands are not met, they let thelr crops rot in the fields. Since Black people own no land nor have any effective economical force (we don’t contro] production), we cant inflict any consequence In these areas, The only other power that we have is the power to disrupt; to some this may seem to be the wrong method of doing things, but when one is being intimidated, brutalized and murdered, he must use what he has, As our Chief of Staff, David Hilliard, says, “if you wam peace, you have to fight for it.’’ While we don’t condon racism, we fee] thatthe people must clearly understand the racist nature of this problem that faces America today, Mayor Tate is doing what all de- magogic polkticians do when their power is being threatened--they rely heavily on racists andracism to enable them to contique to op- press the masses. Tate has come up with a scheme to split the Streets Department into two departmems, with one having no power, no just- cie, no equality. Because of this plan, we, the members of the Black Panther Party, are urging all people to come forth and support the City Street Workers and all programs of self-determination. Rizzo is definitely going to tury to run for Mayor; it's our duty to stop him. We must organize anddemand Communtty Comrol of Police now, for if the people can maintain con- trol of the ‘military forces of the state’, then they can be assured of dealing effectively with the lying politiclans and the greedy bus- inessmen, The Street Workers in essence are calling for Community Control of Police. We join them and urge all people to join in the fight for Communkty Control of Police, thereby halting the gestapo raids of te pigs and making te build- ing of the police state, When the people have the feeling they have no control whatsoever, over their behavior, they become mentally tll. behavior, they become mentally ill...conly by jotning forces can’ THE BLACK PANTHER, SATURDAY, MARCH 15, 1970 PAGE 19 PHOTO- IDENTIF This photograph identifies, Lin- coln C, Powell, imposter, possitte agent. Powell for approximately three months, we were told of his trips to Indiana University imper- Sonating a Panther, we inquired about him through Chicago--at that Ume he was not known. We could Go nothing without know ledge of what he looked like. On February 20th, when Emory was the program speaker at LU, we learned that Lincoin Powell was also listed as a Speaker. We again contacted Chicago, this time we were told that he was pot cool, When Emory arrived at I.U, we informed him of this information, He stated that he was aware of the situation, La- ter he conducted an investigation, an investigation was also conducted by the brother from Chicago who was with Emory Douglas (Min. of Culture), their investigation uncov- ered this fool for exactly what he is--a fool, He was exposed to the people by Emory and like all pigs Lincoln Powell was flabbergasted and could not even oink an in- telligent lie, SOME OF THE CHARGES (A) Posing a3 Regional Minister of information for the Rockford, I] Branch, of course weal] know there is only one Minister of Information (B) Later changed his title to Lt, [CATION of Information (C) Later admitted being purged from the Party, (D) Violatlon of rule six of the a Black Panther Party, As always enemy forces fall short in their reactionary try to misuse the Vanguard Party, ALL POWER TO THE PEOPLE BLACK PANTHER PARTY Indinapolis, Indiana Donald Campbell Defense Captain WANTED: BY THE PEOPLE YAHOO BANDIT RUNNING AMUCK SUBJECT: Jerry Lindsey LAST KNOWN ADORESS: 2734 Hampshire, Apt. 302 Cleveland Heights LAST KNOWN OCCUPATION: Slave Procurer (Job develop- ment for City of Cleveland, Degt, of Human Resources) HEIGHT: 6°2” WEIGHT 26 of head RACE: Negro lbs. Scar on back ~ % 4 > i ot PR: ' Ny - , id 4 4 » Pe » : , 1 7 : DK, Jerry Lindsey has broken pear- ly all Black Panther Party rules. He has pointed weapons at the peo- ple, physically abused the people, committed crimes against the peo- ple including absconding with funds fos the Communky Informacion 06 =e building to start fights, Once the peace was broken, campus and chy pigs (with dogs, gas, shotguns, and Center, These funds were raised by selling the Black Panther Party papers in the streets in below 0 weather, sometimes pulling the peo- ple’s Ltle red wagos. Apart from stealing property nd funds from the people, this op- portualstic fool has rapped at chur- ches claiming to represent the peo- ple’s party and ericking the people into giving him money. If this acid head pretends to re- present in any way the Black Panther Party or the people work- ing to establish Community Infor- mation Centers, dea) with hin as you would deal with a mad dog. Any information concerning this . imposter should be passed on to 781-3076 or S61-55% in Cleveland, Ohio. When people's justice is estab- lished in this country, this turkey trotting blippy will be given his just cue Let the people beware of fools like this plop. Whea abo, commits crimes against the people, 20 matter how small it may first ap- pear, Geal with it, FOR EVERY PORK CHOP THERE IS A FRYING PAN! COMMUNITY INFORMATIONCEN, Neighborhood Cemerc Rooert Jacksoa Wolf Raymer 00 8 mem ra 1h, laws are cemoved. and olace Most states have similar laws, the our- come of our case will influence machineguns) made repeated attacks people everywhere. To aid In the we end the feeling of helplessness \ °° the people, arresting twenty-two. struggle, Hill Kunstler has agreed and em! this reign of insanity... ALL POWER TO THE PEOPLE Philadelphia Branch Alack Panther Party KNOXVILLE LEGAL DEFENSE Brothers and Sisters On jJaowary B, 2500 people gathered in from of the Admin- istration Hullding of the University of Teanessee, They came to witness 4 guerrilla theather protesting the selection of Ed Boling as President ~ elect, Tie selection illegitimate. As the Student Committees on Trustees" war Faculty Screening the two largest campuses (Kimnx- vill amd Chattanooga) specifically stated, that Boling was “acceptable under no circumstances”. To suppress dissent, the admin- istrators seo’ YAP’ers oat of the q make vulnerable to N rtsmmmmmmnt treme ree or more people at which acts Jn Gationa) perspective. We ask you The Knoxville 22 have been in- dicted under anti-riot statutes carrying up to ten years. The laws are unconstitutional, as they arrest any- one present at an assemblage of of violence occur, irregardless of their behaviour. The laws must be attacked with a legal offensive, the Federal courts to enjoin application of and prosection under the statutes until their con- Stitutionality have been determined stitutionality have been determined, No person in this state will be safe to organize dissent until the to argue our case in court, pro- viding he is not in jail himsedf. Our job is to reach as many People at Possidle to return justice to the people, We must continue the cadicylization begun by the Pigs. We eed to set cur struggle to send us buadles of SO-10 of )OUP NEXxt-fo-the-Jast issue (or cur- rent issue) with an appoopriate Nill, We will place your paper among the people’ Will help ourselves at the same time, Knoxville is getting off and we will create a mode) the South. Help wa, POWER TO THE PROPLET FREE THE KNOXVILLE “22” _ THE BLACK PANTHER, SATURDAY. MARCH 15, 1970 PAGE 16 CON’T FROM PAGE 3 __-HUEYS STANDARD -her children, other members of the community, and they went up with her to the scene where her son had been killed and this was the first time that She had gone up to the scene for she had not warted to see it. But she went up with the Black Panther Party. And as we approached this particular Spot, a police car, a station wazon, came around the corner; and in the back seat of the station wagon there was @ police doz, a German shepherd, and he was moving around from window to window like he was anxious to get out and go into action, And there was this other dog driving the car, this racist, doz, Richmond, California policeman, And he saw these guns in the hands of these Black men and he flewhis car into the curb and screeched on the brakes and threw open the doorand jumped out. And it so happened that -he stopped right at the curb where Denzil Dowell’s mother was, And many people in the crowd, people from Richmond, some of them staried to run because it was a frightening thing the way this pig drove up in this police car, And they started getting out of there, And everybody gol uptight, and everybody looked at each other. Bu! I saw the look on Huey’s face. Huey had his jaw set, and his eyes nar- rowed, and he stepped forward, and CON’T FROM PAGE 14 CAPITALISM+RACISM BREEDS FASCISM The Black Panther Party has been under surveillance for some time now, Members of the Black Pan- ther Party have been beaten, jailed ISM, What are these words? Are they the crazy rantings of youth? Or are they the enemies of a gen- eration that will dice rather than he jacked off a round in the shotgun. He pumped a round into the chamber. And he just stepped up to the curb m front of Denzil Dowell’s mother, between Denzil Dowell’s mother and this cop. And this cop, almost without breaking his motion, looked at Huey, he looked at the other Panthers, he looked a* the crowd of people there and he got back into that car and he got out of there. He split, But what I had really noticed was tha’ before Huey had stepped forward, before he stepped forward and before he cocked his gun, there was a ripple of inde- cisiveness and panic going through the crowd, But the moment Huey stepped forward, the moment that Huey jacked off that round into the chamber of that shotgun, you could see the peo- ple snap behind Huey, And it wes like a vock and no one was going to be moved or chased away and fear left that crowd, And when that cop left, when he left for the reasoa that he left, when it was very clear that he left because he could not confront Huey, that crowd became a crowd of Panthers, And those people who were there joined the Black Panther Party and we went on {to investigate this scene, look at the site of this vicious murder, and no other cop came around there and bothered us. But we could see them sitting down the street, parked in their cars watching us from a dis- tance, And this is why they hated Huey your politically ignorant letter and ANSWER TO A RACIST LETTER Let's start at the beginning of was settled through murder and Union Carbide, Standard oe violence by White people: that White P. Newton, and this is why they trie to kill him, because Huey didn’t know what fear was all about, He knew wha; he was about and he knew what Struggle of his people was abo and he acted on that and he al- ways stood on those principles and he set the standard by which Black men will be judged. Not a judgment that’s imposed upon them from without, but by his activities, Huey P. Newton set a standard that inspires other Black men to want to emulate that standard, I can't emthasize how im-— portant that is to us. Huey Newton practiced what he preached, I Newton put into practice what others had been talking about for four hun- dred years because Huey Newton under- stood that he was right. Huey Newton understood that one has a right to step forward and to demand justice for ones people, that ore has a duty to do that, and Huey had no concept a of how to go about shirking his dut I have nothing but praise for Hu Ey Huey is our leader and they have him in prison and he just has to come | out, And the racis! pigs don’t uade stand that and they don’t widerstan why Babylon has to be destroyed an why a new society has to be erecte on the ashes of Bubylon. But they will uiderstand and this will be done. And Huey P. Newton played a decisive role — in bringing it about and his role ha: not yet ended, : YY 7tae od ve te fa hs m4 her ee ai b tae ta. and murdered for some time now, Now here is FASCISM, in your own back yard, ready to devour you and your neighbors, What are you going to do about it? And you have an “‘Honor America Com- mittee" to police your childrens’ Classrooms, police your children, lest they go to school to learn. They might learn that as youtalked about freedom, the police Gepart- ment took your picture and talked of subversion. They might learn that AmeriKKKa lives a lie, was Created on 4 lie, and will die by that lie--they might learn thar only the truth can set us free, CAPITALISM, RACISM, FASC- LF cc FL LP RS FF ff RR Sf Re SF. HEAL live under oppression and explol- tathon? A generation that is willing to die that thelr children may live in &@ new society based on Jove for one’s own and consideration for others, freedom to determine OUR destiny and respect for the freedom of others, Look’ around, Tomorrow may be too late, “And when they came for me, there was mo one left to de- fend me"’... ALL POWER TO THE PEOPLE! Janet Cyril Mt. Vernon TH CRISIS IMINENT !! San Francisco General Hos- pital will grind to a devastating halt next Wednesday night (march ll) if & proposed strike takes place. The organizers of the strike, a coalition of hospital workers, nurses and interns have called for city-wide support of their demands, which include bet- ter patient care inthe form ofex- tended availability of clinic ser- vices, social work facilities and pharmacy hours; improved work- comitions for workers, purses and house staf!; and sal- ary increases. MCHK has been asked to sup port the demands of these health workers amd, at our last general meeting on March 4, we voted USANIMOUSLY to support the de- mands and to help out ifandwhen a atrike takes place We feel that the present crisis at Sam Francisco General Hos- pital is not an isolated event, bot is a sympton of the disease whic underlies the entire health care Gelivery nom-system city-wice and even nationwide, WE MUST ACT NOW- WHAT WE WILL DO; 1. Present our support post- tionto meetings of the health workers, 2. OFFER to provide AT LEAST the following ser- vices in the event ofa strike. - (a) All patients who have non- emergency prodlems will te turned away during the stike, MCHE will provide 24-hour con- Mant transportation service to transfer patients to other hospital facilities. This will bring the is- sue of the strike home to other Analyze and correct it Step by step. Your offer to “Hilliard and his henchmen" for ‘‘a one way ticket to Algiers or any place’' would be very much apprectated. The return fair would be no more of a problem than the going, As far as doing something for humanity, the Black Panther Party has come up with the programs and revolutionary correct practice to do something for humanity. The rape, knifing, looting, stealing and burning that you speak of, is some- thing that Black people have dose only recently--consider the fact that this country was built on the blood and sweat of their bodies and that they have not gained one ounce of respect, and, or, the basic heeds that developed out of those historical facts. You, racist, are ignoram~--you are politically na- ive--and this Is part of the rea. Son you are a racist, [t is the reason you do not understand the suffering of minority people, It is the reason you do not under- S stand the real economical set-up of the imperialist US. You do not understand the historical develop- mont of ack people, and you are not willing to admit this country oe LEE LE | ttt I ts 1 | mmm} ttt mmm ttt damm pp j F ag HONE SWITCHBOARD ~~ hospital workers, (b) Serve as liaison with admit- ting teams (house staff and at- tendants) at the voluttary hos- pitals in the city to facilitate amooth transfer operations. NOTE: THE CITY ISOBLIGATED TO PAY FOR EXPENSES IN. CURRED BY SUCH PATIENTS AT PRIVATE HOSPITALS THE AMOUNT OF SUCH OBLIGATION IS UNCLEAR, BUT THIS MAY BE AN OPPONTUNITY TO GIVE LONG - NEEDED COMPRENEN- SIVE MEDICAL CARE TO SUCH PATIENTS AT CITY EXPENSE AND IN PRIVATE HOSPITALS (¢) Spread the word by leaflets, media presentation and by or- ganizing “‘town hall’ meetings People in tremendous sumbers have been Knifing, raping, stealing, and burning since they set foot on this land, You are even a bigger fool for Iving on $100.00 per moath and still paying taxes. It is people like you whom the government really succeeded in brainwashing, You allow yourself to be exploited, I Know that you are eof So stupid pig that you don’t know you are pimped by the Government of the United States, You are a White slave, and you are exploited, only at a different level than minority people. You have endowed your- self with a feeling of superiority based of race--when obviously thru your letter you show your- self to be extremely inferior to all objective individuals, INCLUD- ING Black people Again because of your political ignorance--you talk of feeding Black children in ameriKKKa and abroad with your tax money, That's bull--with your tax money you help the war mongering government here practice bloody murderous aceression in Vietnam, Jordan, Africa, Sowth ameriKKKa, and Asia, You feed the greedy ava- ricilous Dig enterprises such as at other hospitals to discuss the real issues of the strike, (d) Organize a = telepho a “switchboard” to handle proleg lems of patient care result ig from the interruption of servi sy perhaps by setting up a telesbane 79, “triage” service terian ; Y 346-N6E 4 et Avenue, San Fram —_ YOUR HELP a For more information or to of- fer support or money, call.-. transportation ~ Sylvia Milder 92-6170 or Athena McEntyre 655.8167 ATAT., Western Electric, and — we a approximately 80 more, Big b nesses, such as these, control lives of Dillions the world many of whom like yourself, on the Mimsy ground of and g¢riping over the problem ¢ i. e the poor, ‘ Eldridge Cleaver whom you otically attacked, did not as youwell kpow) choose to leave this Bole of his own accord. He was forced — to Mee the clutches of insanemad- — men who tn such places as Vaca- ville State Medical Facility, free- ly experiment Mareen tive drugs to the brain, hel- horrify= too lucogenics, and al! the ing tests that are even barie to accept when used oa a mals. Eldridge Cleaver is coura- geous, Kathleen is the other half — of his courageousness. When they — return they will be safe and heal- thy. We will see to that!’ | From a militant, White, pon racist. 4 PS can't pul my name. Stephanie The strike is scheduled to be- cin MIDNIGHT Wednesday, This meeting will coordinate — that MCHR will provide and will establish all pallosophy that we will follow, om s I'm not so chicken that I sere os 7 a ‘ad ae RULES OF THE BLACK PANTHER PARTY NATIONAL HEADQUARTERS BERKELEY, CALIFORNIA bier) member of the BLACK PANTHER PARTY throwghout thi, counters of racit America mont abide by these roles a fonctions! mem- ber of this party. CENTRAL COMMITTER member. CENTRAL STAFES, and LOCAL STAFFS, inctoding all cuptain, subordinate to cither mational, state, and local leadership of the BLACK PANTHER PARTY will enforce these rules. Length of sespension of other dix- ciplimary action necessary for sivletion of these rules will depead on national decisions by national, state of state area, und local committees and staff. where said role of rules of the BLACK PANTHER PARTY WERE VIOLATED. bvers member of the party must hmew these verhatum by hewrt. And apply them daily. Lach member must report any violation of these rules to theic leadership of they are counter-resolutionary and are ale subjected to sunpemion by the BLACK PANTHER PARTY THE RULES ARE: 1. No party member cum have narcotics of weed in bin powesion while doing party work. 2. Any party member found shooting nurcotics will be expelled from this parts. 5. No parts member can be DRUNK while doing daily party work, 4. No party member «ill violate rules relating to office work, general meetings of the BLACK PANTHER PARTY, ond meetings of the BLACK PANTHER PARITY ANYWHERE. 5. No party member will USE. POINT, of FIRE a weapon of any hind wonecemarils of accidentally al way one. 6. No party member can join any other army force other than the BLACK LIBERATION ARMY. 7. No party member can have a weapon in bik pomemion whik DRUNK of loaded off narcotics of weed, 5. No party member will commit any crimes again other party members of BLACK people af all, ved cannot seal of take from the people, aot even a needle of a piece of thread. 9. When arcested BLACK PANTHER MEMBERS will give only name. address, and will sige nothing. Legal Niet uid nest be waderstood by all Parts members. 10. the Ten Polat Program ond platlorm of the KEACK PANTHER PARTY must be how n aed wederstood by cach Party member. 11, Parts Communications mnt be National vad Local, 12. The 10-10-10-progeam should be known by all member and alee wrddertood fey all npc mbers., 1M. AU Pingece officers «ill operate wader the jeridiction of the Minnie. of binance 14, Fach person will subemit uo report of daily work, 1S. Boch SalpNeetion Lewdler Section I ler, Lieutenant nel Coptoin mast sabonit Daily reports ef work 16. All Panthers must hore to operate and scrvice weapon cometh. 17. AU Leaderhip perenne! whe ospel a member mnt sebmit this information to the Editer of the Newspuper, so that it will be published in the paper weed will tee Reneweet bee oll cheapie. ound teraeee bres 1K. Political bdecotion Chases ure meunidaters for veneral member ship 1% Oals office poromnel asigecd toe respective offices cach day sheruld te there. VM others are te sell paper aad de Political work out inn the communemits, ten lodiiag Captanns. Section Leaders, ete 2. COMME NEC VN ELONS all chapters atint selot weekly ne poets by wreting fe the National lleadquarters: D1. AU Beanetes eeust penplermecat Piet Val andier Medical Cadre. 22. AU Chopters, Branches, ard components of the AE VOR PAN. EEE R PARES cast seleit oo menthts Dinancial Koport to thee Minis irs al Dinan. and ahve the Central Comunttior DA. beceseme th 2 heaibersdip poste mint re ul ee bees thaw fee teu por das te keep abreast of the changing greeloticul seleteen 24. No chapter of berasilhs shall wcept eran pees erts Tonnids, meetin’ or ans othece aid From as gevcremient apemmes wath De a Natrol Phcaelqeartors 26 OAM chapters aunt adhere to the policy and the Mlcologs Lit down ba the CONNER AL COSMMEETE ER ot thee HE ACK PANTHER wvkiy cpents sig tee theme re Je, ALL Meane tees ment sulemaet weeklies Copeogts ta wee u spe tive C hapten the BLACK PAN AER, SAPORDAS. LWA VS Voth eRe a7 THE BLACK PA BLACK COMMUNITY NEWS SERVICE PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY THE BLACK PANTHER PARTY EDITORIAL STAFF OF THE BLACK PANTHER CENTRAL COMMITTEE OF THE . BLACK PANTHER PARTY SF Pohtice! Prisaner Political Prisener Minister of Detonse Moraster ot Delerse HUEY P. NEWTON HUEY PF. NEWTON Polit-col Privener Cheer ren BOBBY SEALE Edstor Mon ster of Informotion TLOPIDGE CLEAVER Political Privener Choirmen SOOsy SEALE Mon vier of infermenen CLOMIOGE CLEAVER Chnet of Stof4 DAVIO HLUARO Moreg ng Udere- Oeputy Minister of information tiG MAN Field Marnholl DON COX evolutionary Artist ond ley-eut Morevter of Culture LMORT DOUGIAS Production Marge: JOHN SEALE Manister of Edvcotion RAY MASAI HEWITT Miniter of finonce Mormster of Here. gn AN ours Pemwster ol Juntee Co Editors Prime Merowter Dy itrbuteen Manager ANO@EW AUSTIN Comm ened etans Secretary KATHLEEN CUAVER Moainrer ef Culture EMORY DOUGLAS Cirevletien SAM NAPIER The editorial and production cost of THE BLACK PANTHER News- paper have increased considerably. We would like to continue increasing weekly circulation and our national and interna tional news coverage. To do this we need your aid. Please send US Hews items, general information, and contributions. Help us Gstribute and get mew subscriptions to The Black Panther newspaper. Submit te BLACK PANTHER NEWSPAPER 3106 SHATTUCK AVE. BERKELEY, CALIF. Remember Brother Malcolin horn May 19, 1925 - Assassinated Feb..21, 1965 = THE BLACK PANTHER, SATURDAY, MAI »* ) _ TRIAL OF ~» BARRY FARMER, JAMES CHERRY -& CLYDE BURTON 7 Pebruary kh, 1970 the pigs of A lartic chy poli or attempted to railroad ‘ { dple’s warrlors in aracis We ercived in court at :%1 aft@r serving the chikire { our coma ty their free breakfaat be- fore school, a5 we sat in the rt- room, we Saw one pers: ftver 4 thee be railroaded theghall i ice. Kk was t eee that the court ae really 4 mockery of justice Giyde Burton, James Cherry, 4 Datry Farmer were orrestec « the fabricated charge of creati disorder in a public buildl wie Clyde's brother, Eric Burton, was arrested, beaten, and kidnapped off the streets. They saved the case mul almost everyone clsc had gone. ‘ This showed that they had eve intention of railroading the bro- thers. Pur about 50 beautiful Dro- thers aoc sisters stayec to port them and show how determine) the were to see Clyde, Ja $s, and Barry tree. The case started wit! © pig's tory which was contradictory to _ a second pig’s story: the pigs were ‘ the worried ind confused, called a time out, to get their lic together, Gu Kk was ¢ late, be- cause the people saw the comrae- dictions amd were Getermined tc see justice done. Even after the pigs were clear- ly proven to be Mars, Judge (Pig Perone charged Clyde Burtos, lames Cherry, and Barry Farmer with “‘defacing public property’, because they had written ALI POWER TO THE PEOPLE on the jail cells, Contradictions rose anc the people were getting mad and let the pigs bnow that they were wrong. Reinforcements were brought in and pretty soon the court was half filled with pigs. The whole thing was o beautiful political education class andclear- ly pointed out the contradictions ~ ot in tice. WE justice anc injustice, We bet ween THE BLACK PANTHER NEWSPAPER IS A POLITICAL ORGAN, NOT A SEX ORGAN he Black t4 “ Bobby Seale layed down that righ- tcous ekampk ¢ showed clearly thar there will be oo justice for Bleck people in the fascist courts of Babylon, as long as this oppre sive system of capitalis i- cism cottinues to stand... BLOOD TO THE HORSE"S BROW AND A DISLOCATED FUT! mn THOSE WHO CANNOT SHOOT ALL POWER TO THE PEROPL BA.LC,, NLC. Atiantic City, New Jers Liberal types who put down th Punthers usually fo 50 gre ‘ that violenc “e lence. Well, the evidence! = thar the Pacthers were violence, 4 that the kind sel{<kefence they advocet tbe ¢ ’ eolt ilie aitacth by Hitlere--t 1 leashed agair \ : ' ° na ks, ver viole “ lia tw i i | to ot : ‘ ’ . ightos ter . ‘ trat ffi » ov Fluey world say, “a newspaper as the vole of party, the voice of the Panther must be heard We found we as citizens of this country were being kept duped by the govern- ment and kept misinformed by the mass media, ive a wit ffer ing The Black Panther Party Black Community News Service created to present factual, reliable information tothe people. was ganiz it edu Black Panther Party Community News the alternative tw , *’ Biack Service is to the iw ls i Pant ow Cex we; — | the : cise Vivisios, - ietot Thal ¢ “ : c iff it I ' i ed ** " , ‘ ‘ i i i I a 3 MONTHS 6 MONTHS Ont YEAS TATE PULASE MAI CHECK O8 MONLY OFDER TO the “d etl sediti wore - lift thor at tame i LW i t ‘ throughout the Zire immoral, indecent or land.” proved’ stories presented in "he mass media and the pruvuct of. an effort to present the facts not stories as dictated by the oppressor, but as seen from the other end of agun, ALL (O THE POWER PEOPLE! SEIZE THE TIME! (13 ISSUES) 26 ISSUES) (52 ISSUFS) COUNTRY MINISTRY OF INFORMATION, BLACK PANTHER PARTY. Box 2967, Cestom House, San francisco, CA S4126 Le ow ewsnaners was in- wspapers was | ” . RR ss ee lA il IE FF ff EE FF ff Le LL et FS et | | | | RS $f SL ial cite el os COMRADE KIM IL SUNG Manifesto From The Land Of Fire And Blood Introduction by Minister of Information Black Panther Party Eldridge Cleaver NS a o— Sov Se Pe ee ee ASS 9 ee I I oa a 7 , “ob y ee al Me oe ASF I a A AA TF AY OL <S “oY Eldridge Cleaver Minister of Information Now In Exile dsp a" aA ly S8SV SS Ae A ee AIP eS Se ee a Over the last six months, we have Afrer wacing a heroic fifteen year Korean people who support the Demo- ? | been publishing in our newspaper guerrilla war against the Japanese cratic Peoples Republic of Korea, based Vario irticiesS and @xcer] ire I rialists for their national libera- in the North, The Korean people have writings of Comrade Kim Ul Sung, the tion under the brilliant leadership of lever ceased to resist and struggle respected aut beloved leater of the mra Kim ll Sung, the Korean against this tyranny. 40,000, OOO Korean people, Wet | eovle { doa new an ‘ven more Without the American people really * but because, aiter care e = hehir ymrade ng, ¢t n- Witeé t by the prostituted es- r . ra yO } { tne inter : =e rire in > o ) new tbl VWLCSS, bl ay tr ac 1as - au op ior rh at it ; e a . la hee id r in > tl K rea, The the in ( ide U N ew ene . The yrrean War resulte ivage secu olitical intly providing - - , . ever e irtie i triots is been going { lar -Le } i i } yrean ay e® cucceadea S| é ir co yi if the i? | : pe r time. lav still stubbornly re reventive Derention, Mass arrests, re |, is of icula ident leaders, even\ women and e i i ’ e et © whi . : I ol i.” ; » lad ¢ ve \ : LUA CONT. FROM PAGE B Manifesto From The Land Of Fire INTRODUCTION BY ELDRIDGE CLEAVER Whenever tyrants move to oppress and repress the peuple, they inevita- bly resort to the identical methods, Thus we find in South Korea the same Savage measures taken against the people as are being taken in Vietnam and which now are even being turned against the American people themsel- ves, The vicious railroading of South Korean Patriot, Kim Jong Tai through the puppet courts on January 25, 1969 AS TS Mrs. Rim Young Soon Wife of Comrade Kim Jong Tai, Chairman of Seoul City Committee of R.P.U. EXPOSING THE CRIMES AG THE ENEMY, THE PAK JUNG HI CLIQUES IN COURT. Set SY ee te STI Kim Jong Tai Railroaded Through Courts Then Murdered SS is no different from the railroading of Huey P. Newton, Bobby Seale, the Chicago Seven - along with their law- yers! - through the pig courts of Babylon, And the subsequent murder of Kim Jong Tai, on July 10, 1969 ee SI / Ericka Huggins | Political Prisoner I I a <a See oe ee 7 of U.S. Fascism The imprisonment of Kim Jong Tai’s wife, Mrs. Rim Young Soon, is no different from the vicious imprison- ment of sister Erica Huggiis in Con- necticut after the brutal murder, by agents of U.S, Fascism, of her hus- band, our beloved Deputy Minister of Information, John Huggins, And in “ a é Political Prisoners of U.S. Fascism Left——Chairman Bobby Seale Right—— Minister Of Defense Huey P. Newfon Foreground ——Bobby Hutton Murdered By U.S. Fascists “ifferent from the murder of in Chicago, Ne ee no prot er Fred Hampton is a Lye [ Fred Hampton Murdered By U.S. Fascists | ‘John Huggins Murdered By Agents of U.S. Fascism | = ~se = AY ——ve | : 4 —w : | | eS eee Se THE BLACK PANTHER, SATURDAY, MARCH 15, 1970 C And Blood precisely the same way that Kim Jong Tai was ratlroaded through the courts and then murdered, the pigs fully in- tend to railroad our Chairman, Bobby Seale, through the unjust courts of Connecticut and then murder him {nthe Electric Chair, Electric Chair, Product of U.S. Fascists ~~ eee But the Korean people have sworn to liberate all of their land, and inl964 patriotic forces in South Korea or- ganized the REVOLUTIONARY PARTY FORK UNIFICATION, which has set for itself the task of driving out the U.S. aggressor troops, smashing the lackey regime of Pak Jung Hi clique, and unifying their Fatherland, Comrade Ri Moon Goo. Member Of -- Central a Committee y% of R.P.U. EXPOSING TilE CRIMES OF THE ENEMY, THE PAK JUNG HI CLIQUES IN COURT. The BLACK PANTHER PARTY is honored to introduce to the American people the MANIFESTO OF THE RE- VOLUTIONARY PARTY FOR UNIFI- CATION, It would be good if every American studies this document so that the criminal activities, carried out in the name of the American people by this unrepresentative government that riles over us, can be thoroughly ex- posed and repudiated by the people. Wes specifically request that every newspaper and me*gazine in America reprint this manifesto, to show our solidarity with our Korean brothers, and to insuresthatthe people get in- formed, Because\a reading of this document will make it clear that things are going to heat up very quickly in Korea and the Americaa people must be warned now, or the pig government will have uS all involved in another cruel war such as toox place in Korea in the 50s and like that taking place in Vietnam today, ALL POWER TO THE PROPLBIIN D THE BLAC \ PANTHER, SATURI AY, MARCH 15, 1 MANIFESTO OF THE REVOLUTIONARY PARTY FOR UNIFICATION MMe than twenty years have « ° At as the incarnatlor { the landlords, omprador volu ). The matter of ainstays of our soctety, and the elapsed since the downfall me evil far surpassing the o} italists and evil bureaucrat importance in organizio rest of the masses of the worki regeneration of humanity, I one put uf Jesperate r stance ti ind Joveloping re- people The Party is organized with this period a ble leap forw ' hile tricken ke the present r tionary y sdvanced elements of the workers, has beer @xistered, inde« and lacki all right he ime he id sect ary ty. the or peasants and working intellectuals the history of mankind ular Sses a ze and la ular ma the we ding for yt the The working class, peasants and For a long tin P- te ‘ pt ur compat hk rx ant vouth nd stu- tior other toll Asses are the crea. pressedcontinents, SOs die everywhere bef the elioctuals, petty urbar Without t party, ¢ rs of material and spiritual of European and American powers, time, curs : ae are vitally interestedin mas bamdorie wealth and constitute an absolute have existed solely for the sake pled with the national suffe s shattering the regime. As the two cannot be awakened t najority of the population. Aside f the latter’s prosperity. How~ tmpe 1 UF the eneratiog a: ides are sworn emies ofeach ary consclousr t from t the existence of they have at last ris tor germ u r ed ther, their comtradict can be be organ Only the ! society or the prosperity of ¢ j berole resistance for natior y tb stiona nm is ett) only thr > life « ‘ parts i t a con- nation is unthinkable, liberation, discarding theage-long de Thi very reality of degth atr le : it rat (t 1asses To t their interests, history of oppression andhumilla~ South r . wth K » rev stion is in rev fonary str glewith therefore, is an essential prere. tion. Nations, ble and all, hav What the the true cause of eyitat i voidabls he < and nsclousness, The quisite the realization of social ithout a revolutionary justice mi at the same time i aretantamoust is , in fact, a most thorough ts dquar going emodiment of national in- e failure to bring the herole is Comrade Kim [I] Sung’s great April 19 uprising to a decisive idea of Juche which fs the origi- victory was due to the lack of nal eu fimen of Marxism- a volutio party, the failure Leninism in the present era andis eck the May 16 usurpation the actual conditions of our coun- of power by the gangst« arci the The idea of Juche represents failur to istrate the counter- the Mar dsm-Leni n oof cer volutionary ffensive of the times, the perfect merit af which hameless wusurpers ere Like- has wen sallently proved attributable, in the last an- throughout the forty years and » the lack of a revolu- ore ¢ sever rev tionary part } its leade hip. v Its Vitality is permanent a part 4 revolutionary and inexhaustitWe not only for the party capable of embodying (be past and present but also for the will of the oppressed masses and time to come. It brightly ilumines seading their struggle to victory the course to follow for our peo} hat the masses f the people ple as well as for millions of in this country so eagerly desired peoples the world over, aving seen the truth of revolu Our Party is invincible because tion and drawn lessons from the it is guided by the great idea of epeated bloodshed. Aware of the Juche. T' highest alm of bloody lesson { the "istory, we Party is tobuilda socialist, come a nl the revolutionaries formed OF mumist society, for soclalismcom- time agolocalorganizations of the munis: is the centuries old YANKEE IMPERIALIST TROOPS ‘OCCUPY AND DIVIDE THE UNIFICATION ned have ever since’ ot eee r 7 . 4 <j ea z é ‘ : d ‘anc have eversince of mankin« rre fn . y LAND OF THE KOREAN PEOPLE BY GUNS AND FORCE. been carrying om for some years oppression and exploitation of man ar undergroundrevolutionary by man is finally Mquidated and activitles In response to the Ob- man's yearning for freedom, & finally set owt to realize the cause g)) this deplorable state ofaffairs jective cause of a revolution les jective demand for social progress quality, happiness and clvilizatioa of naonal selt-cetermination and The cause lies precisely inthe im the irreconcilable contra- and in order t satisfy the ar- will be ealized fully and national restoration, shatteringthe military occupation by US. im- dictions of a given sox Re- dent aspiration ofthe popular mas- thoroughly for the first time, It shackles of imperialist tyranny. perialism and it gt ive poll voution can neither be ‘‘exsx ’ ses, is for this reason that the op- In this great turbulance and cies and the backward colonial, nor ‘imported’, Therefore, th To meet the urgent demand of pressors make frantic ‘‘anti-com- powerful current of worid histro sem i-feuda ocial syster Th wth Korean revolution should the revolutionary movement that munist’’ efforts by every means, ee eee ne 0-8 tiaiist aggressors who be carried out through the active f, ges abead and of the develop- but the triumph of socialism-com- made « great socialist change and crept in under the ¢ of “It ole of the South K 1 ment of the Party itself, we bave munism is Inevitable and no force an amazing progress, standingde- berators’’ have ever since turned ple. The J and exploited organized the central leading body on earth can check it finitely in the van of the advanced South Korea into their colony and masses in South Korea should ac- of the Party and herewith an The first and foremost task ranks of the world nations, Under lorded it over as real rulers, achieve freedom and liberation pounce the MANIFESTO OF THE to be done to clear the way 1 angen gles 4 through their own revolutor "Ty REVOLUTIONARY PARTY FOR to soctalism-communism in Ge pone wer. Sa peat sirugeie evolution is a] and UNIFICATION present phase of social Gevelop- soe gg lr sstenance and death struggle waged by Revolutionary Party for Us 1ent in South Korea is to crush er aria tnake ont tks colont jence, the S, tionary forces against counter-re nis a new type Marxist- the colonial, semi-feudal social pene 50 ADKS OXF the arried on meo- volutionary forces an armed party, qualitatively dis- system which hinders social pro- a Peneruaess 's urderthecloak counter-revolution can bedefeated tinct in its class basis, in IS gress Accordingly, the immediate Here on his land nat The''Governmemt only by revoutlonary violez culding principle and in its alm aim of our Party is to carry out odie tee tnd a. cx "\ of the Republic of & ** whict rhe pressed and exploited of struggle from all the existing a people's democratic revolutie® service wf fos’ la,porer:, & Ie the U.S, Imperialist riggs’ ep oe Masses of our country must pre 1 { tk amd «political to overthrow the corrupt, colonial ervice of those in power: it is the. 1x romero re ai in fact, no more than depender “bp ape coher pe ac 2 on foreign forces, » rdination, toatl aes at Da inequality andnmational humiliation, | a te =a aes a ae ‘F reedorn" and | ocracy”’ a te y on too, are mere window dressings (oes rote ial reac of the ‘Cons ition’ while, i ’ = tice, dictatorship and despotism “onary bi hold way, suffocating the masses { imperialis 7 of the people. The economy fs *4430d " he « anpo r in a state of bankruptcy, repeating ™&™ l resou ces < peo P and rul As a result oad tt w amd rean socloty has been reduced to ‘e#ea) js = ; land lowest hi ‘ e y at is i © ve! source clear - corruption have tur owt to be about inequality hen tals s bie lle to cheat t ! ‘ tr ho get rich ne us masses of the people aft, ury fame j ‘ or A A handf f parasites of brikery, prerogative, | exorbitant evttiag clase wncccas ine U.S, IMPERIALIST MURDEROUS DEVILS BESTIAPEY KILLING pr banner INNOCENT PEOPLE IN SOUTH KOREA. bs » hand! “w majority « the peop privileged bureaucrats and com- pressed ISSO elr vie prador capitalist he Park Chung U - BS rt apt ‘ revolutionary for er pings Our party represe ts semi-fewdal social system, to set Hee clique band of al “ - < ia ush the and def ! t + the up on its grave « people's demo- i history, has list aggress Ounter- res mM win victory workir la anv ; without paral i i i ‘ SATURDAY, MARCH i6, 197 BL ACK PANTHEF CON’T FROM PAGE p F “Whe » » . . 2 . . ; n the immediate goal of our Party is attained Korea will really he | Korea of K i ore or - . . er ’ J ins and power will reside in the people, the legitimate ruler.’ cratic Syne band irthe to us tripetal for f unity and co ur sacred cause of anti-U e South Korea volution is imperialis: complish U great cause of na- hesion str tle of the oppr 1 slvation a he unif ed in the gloriogs traditios r revolut Monal unification, th spiration 7 & exploited masses of the cation-revolution. This ho ‘ , ' f ‘ant ts ni se art ed stru = iat vavekelias r of our p ' ple in South Korea hasemerged {s nothing bot . a f “> r, } sae n ri j trug vio t re rms raging : , ; . atl al a by (x Aim Tl Sung, furiously at home and abroad The | chase th S from its blindness and is now In vuls { those j t h J and ier of the pre he ' ; » ( ed { ageress\v troops i = i Jts ding I Jer Yankees are now perpetrating country, ove row the puppet r. aggressions while kicking up war gime and extablish an independent rackets all over the world, tut democratic government of the; all Uis is no more than the sa. fr naled efforts of a beast caught The Party i sure renuine “ a . ay V § Imperialism has freedc hts of the people n k twen om the decline ip its =a ay ; 9 Rayer ee =, ny and now it is faced with imminent doom, nationalization of major industri * , Sa’ warious other dom the vow is an era of change inworlkd 4 history, in which the chains of rehabilitation nad’ deve) ial _ ernational capital are broken ' of one after another and in which a the economy and situr as I well as the speedy solution of th a ape ‘siumpus. 1 16 an ere protiems of tant ie vi ; of struggle in which the oppressed pr peop! living Tix nations of all countries have risen Party will strive hard to gradu up in a decisive tattle for ally take sures for national beration against imperialism, after reunion; mutual visits, corressx emerging from long-drawn dark- cence, ultural exchar 5s ar ness intercourses between the Nortt Bright is the future, certain is and South. It will stremwously work the victory, of our re utlon that to achieve peaceful unification by P is forging ahead In th werful, the efforts of our nation itself current of our times. The revolu- es eon Cenerel U.S. imperialists enforced military administration tion 1s bow maturing. The de- election, rejecting foreign inter: x Ce ~ cisive moment ls approaching. ference upon occupying South Korea. The people of this country who When the immediate goal of have stood up to fl for fre our Party is attained, Korea will a position not only to make head nt bered sent age, its path is brightly ll- a und liberath nny really be Korea of Koreans ami way int right di ion but also 4) tione may rive I ined by the great ideaof Juche- and starvation are in a high spi- power will reside in the Pople t tix ruggle int i our rank of me of our the revolutionarytruthaodthe bea- rit which is turning into caging dyna ‘ ry ow < n-a t n on of story he enemy of the waves of revolution. At this solem: a under tt i iidance of the sot extir ish the revolutionar revolution is averysmaliminority moment the Party calls y ou, the arty, free from the prev! park set off by t 1 f ill whereas ms of millior of the oppressed masses and the patrio- of oo PT: ‘ . they ver b le to suy oss the ma with inexhaustible stron th people & the gr¢at sacred not ta { it . aging urge of revolution hat stanc om tle id f tt FevoOiu- battle to annihilate the oppressors, inevita and ob- ill swee ert i be tion Submission is death, and hesat- will enjoy rer randeur and stacles r 2 ‘ hal ted Despit he ceaseless thorny tation invites defeat prosperity tn inified ntry. under the present nsta “rr on t firty WOts (the tre ( from within and without Let t all ris bravely in the r> hirth of the evolutionary where not a tra freedor nkees tr ng down th red our people have p erved their great caus { the anti-t for Unificati As anor- dem racy ft als md wht land of our f fathe the soil mational § city and patrio- tlonal salvation and the revol ganic whole is an event of parti- whatever advanced nd pre meate ith the bi four tism and resolutely fought agair cular significance in the soci ptare cruelly re t ic fighters and safeguarded aggression and tr All political Iife of our people a ' fre generat t eneorat Our sacred n fore marks a turning point in th running amuck We hal i wt wu uta rantee by the un rablere- ner of t advancement of the South Korean brutally to execute on a charge Ageressors andtraitorsatallcosts volutionary bas¢ rth, the cniff revolution, of *‘treasor vir patriots and re ind Dulid a paradise for the peo. bulwark of the nation-wide revo- Down with the US. imperialist Our people now have the head- yolutionari rho have risen uy lé h our land that has been lution, and it enjoys the com- aggressors and their stooges! 5 quarters of the revolution, the in the struggle forthe independence defaced by the horde, and reunite patriotic support from the brothers Long live the people's demo- ] genuine defender of their rights and self- enance of our natloa ¢ Jed country Just is the In the North. The trends im the cratic revolution in South Korea! and interests, They have a great and for the freedom and libera ause of our revolution and inevi- Intermational situation are turning Long live Comrade Kim [1 Sung s banper for their struccle ~ a tion of the people and to blot table is its triumph! in favor of our revolution. US great idea of Juche! PROGRAMME OF THE - The U.S imperialists who landed The present Park of small hold tary appendage, stil) in the fetters Is actually the incuratde cancer im place of Japanese imperialis ‘government’, ta onsequer of pre-modern backwardness The that hampers the progress of South after the ond World War Oc- of a bar of stooges bre econ has social system of South Korea to- Korean society and is the roote cupled South Korea militarily with excre wa) 3 all diseases of this cn an aim to realize thelr aggressive imperia ambition harboured over a cen- agg tury against our ountry and to fully set uy bridgehead {& hi aggression on the or Th . They made their arance as out A new colonial yrting to of suppression at the point of the tay nad a onet of their occupation forces, as t& and mocking with honeyed words of lonial dominatt “indepemdence’’ and “aid various ‘‘special f The only change that has cveT brought uf the taken place in the South ; l t SO 1é : thous ‘‘national arment windowdressings of‘‘democrac infilt jon of BOPOly . added solely to get an ornamental a spirators 1 . : effect whereas the history of co- the masses the oMner ’ lonial slave hich started at tt y ont ‘ he decegtiy . x tury etill ontinvues to the indigenous feudal landiord it is advertised that the “ to make the social basis of their ritory Me a a become : ial nit ay % military powers | uth a os os " 4 © fex stiona CO een cube verital is being driven out and Members of the R.P.U. condemning the Park Ching Bee * nothing tat a ¢ an tO ¢ ' 4) - ik ) : me hse coleatal domias~ going bask wet everywhere; 1a th cliques for the beastlike sentenced in court of Kim Jong Tai. 3 tion, and its “government” is a rural areas (he 1Andee ey tra. too! of nex dloaiall proj up system anct va . ssed bee edu to sub-ordinated ¢ te natu This rotten socla tet). be and manipulated by the | im- econom\ tse : “ * nanerwed Ci y jependem exclusively ystem whict ts ma atained only cae. econes in ‘itteal pertalist age sive forces and on tht shee ing about the frag- on the United States--an ¢ my by the bayo tof the U.d im. fuston, soctal unrest, mass igi dollar “sia” ii is a puppet re = act aati as ural econoa merel erving & an unbridle ape Sears apt BA CON’T ON PAGE S cimne traitors betraying the me : ne " eol tal plunele ervi astm ad . country all THE BLACK PANTHER, SATURDAY . MARCH 15, 1970 CONT, FROM PAGE E PROGRAMME OF THE REVOLUTIONARY PARTY FOR UNIFICATION poverishment that are everaggra- The people’ sdemocratic revolu- without compensation to the pea- for production andat the sametime for creation and research, and the vating under the domination tion to be carried out by the sants with no or little land, The economic {intercourse and trade talents of the intellectuals brought of foreign forces of aggression and patriotic, progressive forces of lands owned by the patriots who between the North amd South shall forth to let them make & posi- their running dogs, injustice and all strata will sweep away from have made contributions to the be realized to strengthen econo- tive contribetion to the building of corruption and degenerate social this jand, too, all social filths cause of anti-US. national sal- mic cooperation and to wnertake & new society ~ vil that prevail throughout the that have been accumulated for a vation workshallbepurchasedwith balanced jolat development of the Cultural iIntercourses shall be Soctety--all this appalling plight long time and will open a proud compensation regardless of the -ecomomles of the Northand South. effected between the North and conclusively proves the anti-nati- new epoch in our Mistory, The siz Forestry and irrigation fa- .5, To enforce a democratic la~ South to promote a uniform de- Onal, anti-popular nature of the Revolutionary Party for Unifica- cilities shall be nationalized to bour Jaw and improve the soclo- velopment of national culture, and existing social system, That Is tion, the vanguard detachment of promote the public Interests of ecomomle status of the workers: advanced foreign culture, scleoce absolutely incompatible with the the working class and other tolling the peasants, A new democratic labour law and technique shall be introduced independent democractic develop- masses, representing the national The lands requisitioned by the shall be enacted to ensure practl~ and digested, ment of the country interests of the entire South military shall bede-requisitioned, cally the democratic rights of the 8. To renovate education and en- The revolutionary overthrow of Korean people, takes upon itself the arable lands along the truce workers to let them take an ac- force the system of education free the existing system is a historical the lofty mission to fulfill those line rehabilitated, and the tlde- tive part in the state adminis~- trom fees and of scholarship for Gemand of the nation heading for r¢ volutionary tasks and therebyeé- lands alomg the west coast and the tration and economic managemett. the sons and daughters of the independence and sovereignty, re- stablish a new social system, a lands in mountainous regions éx- The systems of elgmt hour work- working people: Hects the will of the masses of people's democratic system forthe tensively reclaimed, to be day, minimum wages, 2-3weeksof The reactionary education sys- the people who aspire after free- country and the people, and create additionally distrituted to thepoor paid leave, social insurance shall tem for U.S. worship and anti- Gom and liberation and is the a glorious history in which the peasants and hired hands so that be effected at the expense of the communism shall be done a- objective necessity of South masses of the working people will the acreage oflandper farm house- state and enterprises, and all the way with, and the contents of edu- Korea's social development. The pecome masters hoki may te increased to 1.4 working peopleprovidedwithsta- ¢ation completely renewed on the South Korean revolution brewing With a view to overthrowing the chongbo at the minimum and the ble jobs to completely eliminate pasis of democratic ideas, and an within the colonial, semi-feudal cursed colonial, semi-feudal so- land problem for theimpoverished full and paral unemployment advanced people’s education sys- society are required to carry cial system, to ensuring the poasants may be radicallysolved The anachronistic employment tom shall be established. The mill- out simultancously the anti- national, democratic progress of The fishermen shall be freed system and working conditions tgrization of and profiteering in imperialist national literation South Korean society and to ac- from the medieval way of ex- shall be changed, andmeasuresfor schools shall be rooted out, the tasks and anti-feudal democratic complishing the great cause ofna- ploitation, the freedom of fishing labour safety and labour protec- political supervision of schools tasks tional umification, our Party pets ensured, and their livelihood made tion shall be fully ensured. Un- panned strictly and democracy These historic tasks can be ful- forth the following 12-point Pro-~ stable Fishing boats, fishing tac- warranted dismissal and delayed shall be ensured in schools. filled only through an acute strug- gramme and will fight withcou. kies and ff ng funds shall be payment of wages shal) be strictly The working people shall be gle between the two forces that rage for its realization: furnished by state to the im- prohibited, the stability of freed from the burdens of edu- Cannot Coex! st poverished fishers, state fishing employment ensured, and there cation of their sons and daughters, The US imperialist aggres- 1, To overthrow the colonial rule enterprises set up, and at the shall be special remunerationsfor and all the youth and children sors, the comprador capitalists, U.S. imperialism and estab}ish an the landlords anc the evil breau- dependent democratic government crats whobehave despoticallyand The colonial rule shall be over- enjoy wealth and fame, relying on thrown through an anti-US na- the existing power structure and tiomal salvation resistance pat uy economic foundation make des- by the entire nation, rallying al! perate resistance to the revolu- the patriot! forces The ag- tionary change of the society. They gressive troops shall be chased are the anti-national, anti-demo- out, the military bases dismantled, cratic forces that trample under- the US imperialist military occu- foot the rights and interests of pation put to an end, The U.S our nation and run counter tothe machinery ofaggression here shal! democratic progress of our be smashed, and the shackling society, Therefore, they comsti- agreements and treaties made null tute the targets of revolution that and void, should be knocked down, Political independence shall be Among others, U.S im- achieved by overthrowing the pup- perialism, thechieftainofcounter- pet regime and establishing an revolution and the breeder of do- independent people's democra- \estic reactionaries, is the ciain tic government which will repre- “Jreet of revolution. On the con- sent the interests of the people rary, the masses of the workers of all sections of life including and peasants and rank-and-file the workers, peasants, pro- soldiers, progressive youths and gressive intellectuals, urban students, intellectuals, urban petty petty-bourgoisie and conscientious bourgeoisie, and conscientious na- national capitalist tlonal capitalists, who are always 2, To liquidate the fascist dicta- exploited and opprossed under the torship and realize democracy in colonial, semi-feudal social socio-political life System, have vital interests in the Intelligence, police, judiciary, social = revolution Linked to- prosecution organs including the gether the national, democratic Central intelligence Agency and ° 8 og: . bond, es are propelling force of other repressive apparatuses shall Living conditions in the homes of South Koreans social progress, and constitutethe be disorganized; the ‘‘national se- motive force of revolution Espe- curity act'’, the *‘anti-communist cially, the working class is the act'’ and all other evil anti-pop- most advanced and revolutionary, wlar laws abolished, the fascist ®#™me time, fishing cooperatives harmful and dangerous work or affordedopportunities of learning, and, therefore, it is the leading ringleaders who have murdered shall be organized extensively on overtime, Universal compulsory secondary class destined to perform the patriots and innocent people ex- ® VOlumary basis with the mater- 6, To ensure the rights and in- education shall be en- leading mission in the revolution ecuted, and ‘political criminals’ 441 and financial support of the terests of womenandenhancetheir forced at state expense, various The Sowth Korean revolution is shall be released unconditioanily, *t@te In order to improve radi- social status miscellaneous fees and forced con- & people's democratic revolution A people’s security force shal) ‘lly the status of the fishermen A woman's equality law shall tributions abolished, and at aiming at socialism under the lead- be organized, and democratic in- 4 TO mationalize the major in- be enacted to emancipate women same time, state scholarships ership of the working class. In Stitutions of justice and prose. Custries and tulld an independent from the feudal bondage, and give shal! be granted extensively to th this very revolution lies the way Cution established so as to safe- nationa) econom y them equal rights with men in self-supporting students and tothe to a genuine regeneration of the guard the revolutionary gains, pro- The factories, mines, banks, all the political, economic, social guments of high schools, colleges South Korean society. The way tect the lives and properties of ‘Usiness firms, etc., owned by 2d Cultural fields, Human traffic, and universities, followed by the western capita- the people foreign monpolist and compra. licensed and unlicensed prostitu- The graduates from schools at lism in the 19th century is al- Any encroachment upon the dor capitalists shall be confisca- tion, and concubinage shallbefor- various levels, who have reached ready outdated, This way will not democratic rights of the people t¢d and nationalized so as to be bDidden. their working age, shall be pro- lead a backward colonial nation shall be strictly protitited andthe Utilized for the development of Practical conditions for wo- Vided the jobs by the state to the final accomplishment of democratic freedom and rights of Dational industies as well as for Men's social activities shall be 9. To establish an advanced pu- its national democratic tasks. Un. speech, tho press, assembly, as- the benefits of the people. At the Provided, Special protection shal] Dlic health service system anden- Ger today’s Ristorical cir- sociation, demonstration, religion, Same time economicengrossment be given to mothers and infants, force the system of extensive fre cumstances where capitalism finds ete, ensured in practice. Thefree- dy foreigners and economic momo- & six-hour workday provided to medical care itself im the stage of imperialism dom of forming democratic poli- Poly by a handful of men belong- the working mothers engaged in The money-making health ser- after the termination of its peace- tical parties and organizations re- ing to the privileged circles sha] state enterprises, and more than vice on commercial basis shall ful development, It will lead again presenting the rights and interests be eliminated, seventy days ot paid maternity be reformed, and a popular pu- to imperialist subjugation and of all walks of life and the free- Business activities of national leave given to all women with oc- bifc health service system. esta- Grive the absolute majority of the dom of their activities shall be Capitalists, bandicraftsmen and cupation Nurseries, kindergatens blished in which all the in- popular masses into poverty and firmly guaranteed. petty traders shall be protected, ang maternity hospitals shall be habltamts enjoy the benefit of free! maltreatment, and will repeat the The freedom of residence, re- 29d their initiative spirit stimu- extensively set up to ensure con. ™@dleal service, free from present history ofmationaltragedy, moval and choice of occupations, lated sot at they wey comtri- ditions for women's socio-polltt- Worries of the fees, Medical in- The people's democratic re- the Inviolability of the person and bute to the building of mational = cal s.tivities and for their work surance system shall be effected volution is the only way that will residence and the privacy of mails *°OGOomy 5 7. To bring about the efflore. 1% which all or a part of medical firmly guarantee sovereignty for shall be strictly ensured, and the The colonial lopsidedne scence and development of demo- expenses is paid by the state, and this country, will bring complete lem to elect and to be elected the economic structure cratic national culture and ensure stall Saree od ee freedom and liberation to the peo- shall be grametto the citizens of remedied, and firm foundations the livelihood of the intellectuals: * - i be provided to the workers, ple and attain the great cause the age above eighteen full years laid for an independent national Flunkeyism, national nihilism, sa ae ree and urban poors, of national unification except a handful of traitors economy. The evil consequences rotten American and Japanese revention of epidemics 4 In the North, after the Aug- 3. To eradicate the centuries- of US, ‘aid’ shall be wiped owt ways of life shall be rejected, and a shall be intensif- ust 15 Liberation, under the saga- old backwardness and poverty in from every fleld of the ecomomy, the long celebrated cultural tradi« t pee miaate various Kinds clous leadership of the great the farming and the fishing vil- the inflow of foreign capital stop- tions of our country Inherited 6 ba 7 Le apd leader of revolution Comrade Kim lages ped and foreign trade shall be develop democratic national ofle kt ey N\ Ith of the vor. fl Sung, the sun of our nation A democratic land reform shall controlled by the state to protect ture based on the mational spirit on. ue oil = medical insti. and the peerless hero the world be carried out to emancipate the the national economy from the of Juche, and the spirit of Bae ~ . expanded ce an bas ever produced, the workers, peasantry completely from fewdal economic pressure by foreign po- toma) independence and patriotism e = ve ay °* = that clinics Peasants, intellectuals and the en- Oppression and exploitation wers tic resources shall shall be cultivated, PL UP POSSE UP in every er, amta, tire people victoriously carried out tice fields of three chongbo and be fully tapped out and utilized Jobs shall be guaranteed by the HO2NTO MGnd\ the national self a revolution. built a rich above and dry flelds of five chon- and indep« {national industries state for the intellectuals engaging defense armed torces ful sovereign state of «OO and alove ouned by land lying on cur own raw materials, 19 the flelds of the press, ei. AN the Sfcressive military f.omake nance and lords or tenanted shall be confis- fund nmi techniq shall be de- Ucatios, scle; technology, cy]. @hTC°RTORTS shall te abrogated, have set 5 cated without compensationandthe veloped to rid the ecomomy com- ami arts, and their tiwegy. (he militar ivisory system a- mere the tenanted lands of small size be- pletely of foreign dependence, hood made stable, Th we og DOiLshed the prerogative of : and mal ging to smell landlords and rich Military experditur ant ad- cultural and scientific researe “POO com band of the armed htc and farmers shall be purcha i with nistration outlays shall te dras inatitutiongs shall te shar; ly ip fore ‘ . restored, and an Imtopen- ompensath to be distribute tically cut to increase invest ts creased to improve the conditions CON = ON PAGE G CONT, FROM PAGE X dent system of national defence re alized, The “NOK army’ shall & reorganized to found the national self-defens armed forces con posed of patriot! young poople A very small number of evil hig ranking officer who betrayed country and people shall verly panished, and who took part in the cause of anti Clee US. national salvation we be promote d The forced conscription and th homeland reserve for hall te abolished and the military training for students stopped, @ voluntary whole military tructure FE PROGRAMME OF THE REVOLUTIONARY PARTY FOR UNIFICATION rk stall te. aoe fo nlisted within the arme The enliste better treatment hall assume the rest nsuring their de U.S. IMPERIALISM & THE PAK CHUN PATRIOTS WAGING STRUGGLE IN THE “‘COURT”’, DENOUNCE G HEE FASCIST CLIQUE. shal re © and gua forces armed fo astically li n ent and livelll itt oldiors © quality of tt all bo improv ¥ trength may od 2 m les ar d, den f military nont pon the people beds nake ter rvice To Alize re of diplomacy and on with amtl-impe« 10% countric ven vom iliat ing fect tht , r and Ode on ll te done ava t itt nd in- independent friendshl ign powers THE DLACK PANTHER, SATURDAY, MARCH 15, 1970 dependent fully ign policies thatare with the idea of accord in national Juche shall be carried out Aw’ and friendship with democratic friendly countries shall be pro- noted on the principles of equality mutual benefit and noa-imer- ference The aggressive policies of US imperialism and Ux revival of Japanes« ilitarism shall be op- posed, and the liberation struggle of the oppressed nations of the world encouraged and supported actively The anti-impertialist, anti-US common tes with ¢t eoples of al le ho are opposed tc imper and colonialism shall be st i, activ ntribe tt 3 to peace in the Far East and the rest of the world, stige en world instituted for ed upon our imperialists hole pertod of thelr upat Tt K- Japan trea- shall tx apoed. amd ous ation ith Japan smal) be fullig readjust the basis of (he coi lete Li Jadion of the sangusiary rimes comrlt by J uae im rialism duri : vglonial ule he 12 Toachleve the Independegi pea- ful Unification of the comity: Anti-comimunist unificatiod aid N supervised unification sia} ix ejected, and the peaceful uni Ication of the untry all te lized lying on (he inde; ent democraul will of the people in the North and wth and the nation’s ow efforts wit! any forelen interference, National split that inspires an- tagonism and fratricide between the North and South shall be re- jected, tension relieved, peaceful atmosphere for national reunion promoted, andeveryeffort shall be made to open the way to talks between the Northand South, Mu tual contacts interviews and personal visits and free move- ment, and cultural and material intercourses effected, and a nation-wide movement unfolded for peaceful unification. When the revolution triumpis and the independent people's go- vernment is established, North- South negotiations shall be open without delay, and by agreement between both sic a peace de- Claration on the termination of state of war and on the abolition of the truce line shall be made 4 nation-wide general election be held under the t ad- ministration of of both sides, om the basis of ea- € redom of suring political activities in the North and South, to set up a unified cen- tral goverament Thus shall be achiv» Gh the great cause of un- ificatio’ OF abe country, the su- prem Wak of the nation The Central Compitice evolutionary Party for Unification seoul August 196, Footnotes Myon } in Korea litical subdivisio About eyuivaleat to a county. ~ Political sutviivision smaller than a county, Se —— COMRADE KIM IL SUNG wits ree tt. LL LL PO ff! ETDS J ff ETE Pf fF I I ff Pf EE IS = ee eee “ , “ - October 1966 Black Panther Party Platform and Program What We Want What We Believe es 2 . ~* © SCS ‘ereteteretet et. LA PPP » OX O ats neterececece"e ‘ore. eeaeee x 0 % O ° See Ss 2, ees ea eee <x Se OO > ™ Huey P. Newton Minister of Defense Black Panther Party 1. We want freedom. We want power to determine the destiny of our Black Community. We believe that black people will not be free until we are able to deter- mine our destiny 2, We want full employment for our people We believe that the federal government is responsible and obligated to We believe that ll give every man ¢ mplovment or a guaranteed incon the white American businessmen 4 il not pive full emplovme a then u e means of production should be taken from the businessmen and pla edi the community so that the people of the community can organize ay dem ploy all of its people and give a high standard of living Yt | | memcmmmammmmmes | 1 4 eammamnet ¢ 1 THE BLACK PANTHER, SATURDAY, MARCH 15, 1970 PAGE 19 O11 OE! tf | RS | 1 ft senna ttt 1 dees: 11 | mms 1 tt mmm 1 I LL Lf fl LS | ff! EE ff ff A J. We want an end to the robbery by the CAPITALIST of our Black Community. We believe that this racist government has robbed us and now we are demanding the overdue debt of forty acres and two mules. Forty acres and two mules was promised 100 years ago as restitution for slave labor and mass murder of black people. We will accept the payment in currency which will be distributed to our many communities. The Germans are now aiding the Jews in Israel for the genocide of the Jewish people. The Ger- mans murdered six million Jews. The American racist has taken part in the slaughter of over fifty million black people; therefore. we feel that this iS a modest demand that we make. 4, We want decent housing, fit for shelter of human beings. We believe that if the white landlords will not give decent housing to our black community, then the housing and the land should be made into cooperatives so that our community, with government aid, can build and make decent housing for its people 5. We want education for our people that exposes the true nature of this decadent American society. We want education that teaches us our true history and our role in the present-day society. We believe in an educational system that will give to our people a know!l- edge of self. If a man does not have knowledge of himself and his position in society and the world, then he has little chance to relate to anything else. 6. We want all black men to be exempt from military service. We believe that Black people. should not be forced to fight in the mifi- tary service to defend a racist government that does not protect us. We will not fight and kill other people of color in the world who, like black people, are being victimized by the white racist government of America. We will protect ourselves from the force and violence of the racist police and the racist military, by whatever means necessary. 7. We want an immediate end to POLICE BRUTALITY and MURDER of black people. We believe we can end police brutality in our black community by or- ganizing black self-defense groups that are dedicated to defending our black community from racist police oppression and brutality. The Second Amendment to the Constitution of the United States gives a right to bear arms. We therefore believe that all black people should arm themselves for self-defense 8. We want freedom for all black men held in federal, state, county and city prisons and jails. We believe that all black people should be released from the many jails and prisons because thoy have not received a fair and impartial trial. 9. We want all black people when brought to trial to be tried in court by a jury of their peer group or people from their black communities, as defined by the Constitution of the United States. We believe that the courts should follow the United States Constitution so that black people will receive fair trials. The 14th Amendment of the US. Constitution gives a manda right to be tried by his peer group. A peer is a person from a similar economic, social, religious, geographical, en- vironmental, historical and racial background. To do this the court will be forced to select a jury from the black community from which the black defendant came. We have been, and are being tried by all-white juries that have no understanding of the “average reasoning nian” of the black community. 10. We want land, bread, housing, education, clothing, justice and peace. And as our major political objective, a United Nations-supervised plebis- cite to be held throughout the black colony in which only black colonial subjects will be allowed to participate, for the purpose of determining the will of black people as to their national destiny. When, in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the political bands which have connected them with another, and to assume, among the powers of the earth, the separate and equal station to which the laws of nature and naturg’s God entitle them, a decent respect to the opinions of mankind requires that they should declare the causes which impel them to the separation We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal; that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable rights; that among these are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. That, to secure these rights, governments are instituted among men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed; that, whenever any form of government becomes destructive of these ends, it is the right of the people to alter or to abolish it, and to institute a new government, laying its foundation on such principles, and organizing its pewers In such form, as to them shall seem most likely to effect their safety and happiness. Pru- dence. indeed, will dictate that governments long established should not be changed for light and transient causes: and. accordingly, all experience hath shown, that mankind are more disposedeto suffer, while evils are sufferable. than to right themselves by abolishing the forms,to. which they are accustomed. But, when a long train of abuses and WSurpations pur- suing invariably the same object, evinces a design to reduce them under ab. solute despotism, it is their right, it is their duty, to throw off such govern: ment and Co provide new guards for their future security +4ht eee mamma | | aaa Ot RT | | ——ce eer TT | | . | | | | Ny | | | | s | | | | N | | ‘ N ) The fascists have already decided in advance fo murder Chairman Bobby Seale in the electric chair — —_— — bz ~~ eo %e e085 6 y BLACK PANTHER PARTY “Our Minister of Defense, Huey P. Newton, teaches us that in order to hare er I / th ing aggressti / Y, alway be j plic / litical mised } j j ach ac | a | ‘ Winis i /