Vol. 4, No. 25-26

— — — 4 -~ om wil. Ss; i ‘ Black Community News Service y f _ eS —— ; . — i - ri 2 i . = A; wu f= (= j eet ie ms Vv a Af : i | . \ i fr wi > | Lt. ie . | j | j } . » © “Ser! js ; * i e i y) ‘ on =) Wi R ' ” H f J 1 th y - Ff om ii ‘ | cents @ md . = , VOL. [VN MAY 3), i970 WLS r inne ; WEEKLY 4 dé The oppreaxive forces which seek to continue their contro} and exploitation of our communities Hwill go to any lengths to maintain thelr perverse power We have jehen the open murder Ofour broth. H0rs and Sisters In elttes across ithe nation as war Tiare like Bobby Hitutton and countless others have hiad their lives snuffed out because they would champion the cause of ithe poople, We have sven our com- jFades tn Jackson, Misstexippl and Hat Kent State University also cut iMowh in the prime of Ufe as they ttomptoedtooxpresastheir dissails. faction with the so-called leaders { this nation, These oppressive Morces are aver at hand and thoir ] Wwork thay Involve the useofweap- HOns, Violence, or they may tnvalve psychological and social weapons, We know that in the dayx of slavery they took the chains off our hunds and feet only afer they had put chains on the minds of our ancestors, so that while the physical situation appeared to Moe changed, slavery amt oppres- sion went on We must bo aware, brothers and sisters, that the pig goes on In his imalicious attempts to keep us under the oppressive contro) of || master. They are recognizing ginore and more that Black leaders min the civil rights organizations adopting the ideas of Huey Y Newton and Bobby Seale, that the Black community must defend itself againatthe artied aggression mol the occupying forces of the op- pressor, They are recognising that Biack communities cannot expect police agents to protect them un- less those agente are solely under the contro) of and accountable to the local community, As more lilacks move to defetd themselves ugainst the pig, the pig moves to extend and maintain his control in more subtic ways, But slavery Hand oppression goes on--and the pig goes on In Richmond, the police depart- ment is moving very rapidly toward a hew form of oppression and con- trol of the Black community. They eventually intend to expand thely ranks with the inclusion of Blacks he are receptive te theircontrol They do not intend to answer to he community, but to ce trims nond power at nine con. rthe Rich- trol of the ex uctur To fet som ft how they more chain an put minds ff Black people the It mi To- Department has undertaken « hajor survey of the ideas and opin- tons of the Tack coniumunity with- rut the coomeration, support or pertineion of the Black cote. nity, This surwy ts eady par- tiall cornipleted plans «= Gnderway to car om We re ft the surve ver ecently the iechmond Poli Department dietributeda question- naire to children from gr if in all of the choole ich- mond, This questionnaire te an 7peti insult to Hluck peagte but the thildren filled U out and returned Hit before thet: parents or com. Fimunity peopl! were even evar of what was golng down On thy firat page of the questionnaire the hildren were told not to put their yames on the form, and that they could not be Wentified, They were fankod thelr race, sex, and grade ihowever, Even though the police ted the children to belleve that they could not be identified Later in the questionnaire they were asked: *'tf you Of BOMeone you know would le itterested in joining the Hichmond Police Departwient or the police reserws please write your nam ind airess below,’ This ia that Hatiempt at deception which we must THE BLACK PANTHER, SATURDAY, MAY 91. 1970 PAGE 2 RICHMOND AND THE PIG GOES ON always guard against because note this, after aaking the children for their name and address they are axked the following questions “Tlave you driver sombone's car without permission or ‘‘Gone into someone's house without permis- sion and taken anything or “Stolen fj something from a stdre or ‘Used 4 gun to steal something’ Theaw questions are attempts to get young people to incriminate thomsecives, and thus lead to persecution and intimidation. The police have col- lweted literally thousand» of such Questionnaires from school chil- dren In Richmond and nobody knows what will happen to the children or the comnmunity as a result, There are other questions which # have nothing but evil intent behind them and the community must be ff aware of this, Some of them are ‘Richmond Police do not use ex- cessive force (brutality) when aS. - WE HAVE A WARNING TO ALL BUFFOON PIGS ACROSS AMERICA; ONE LESS OPPRESSOR evening May Oth at pig patrolman, Bernard Was shot and killed on 4th Ave in Saturday y 10:30 p.m Kennett s5th noring this, proceéded to act as a ple will and grab the people, The people bellevingin self defense to the bone, defended themselves in their oppressora, Two brothers in particular, Mark Teeter and Jack Strivers, have had their lives threatened by these tauffoons in an street and Sa- making arrests, ‘The Bluckcom- [icramento, Callfornia. His crimes ‘4t manner, and knocked one ple attempt to intimidate and scare munity In Richmond (for example), wore as follows: oceupying the ¢°*, and slapped the two way ra- thom because of their revolu- North Richmond and Parchestor community ttke a foreign troop UO 98f of the Lt. Pigs hand, tionary spirits. These brothers stomped it and proceeded to den) with him, The other two pigs in &@ panic stricken frenzy drew their guns and pointed them at the crowd, ‘‘olnked'*something about ‘keep back’! and retreated to their pig pens to call for more ples should realize what members of the Black Panther Party realize, that we are people who have’ al- ready teen marked for death by the highest pig official in Babylon Richard ‘Outhouse’ Nixon. So we laugh at threats Iike these, be- Village) should have its own police force. .Clearly marked patrot | cars and uniformed policemen help keep the crime rate down,'’ These are Just three examples, thereare tmhany others, When this data is analyzed we will be presented with occuples foreign territory in Vtet- ham and misusing the rights of the people to oppress them, There were events wariler that aay that led up to the death of this pig The brothers and aisters had gath- pronouncements from the Rich- aon R. a park at the end a! With morefascistn converging on cause they will never be able to mond Police that Black people do ff] 2°! Street in order to enjoy the scene, they began tocloar the xii! all of us, because when one not belleve the pollee are brutal, I] temselves and find some peace park despite the people’s legal fatis & thousand takes his or her of mind within the Black colony Hut it was evident that these wild hogs were determined to break this up. Three pigs decided to go Into the park to run the niggers home it was three pigs who attempted to carry this act out, 3 Li. Me Alexander and pig patrolmen Can- son and Cervantes, it was well known by the people and the pigs that a permit had been issued in order for thy people to gather tn the park, but these swine I¢- rights to be there The people have now come to re- alize that the only way to deal with the oppressor ts to deal on our own terms and this was done, A- round 10:30 that evening 4or 5 shots rang out to find thotr marks lodged in the brain of a pig; color him dead! The pigs in Sacramento are running amuck, busting everyone in the community that they think would carry out the execution of that Black people do not want thelr own police foree and that Black people want more palice in thelr community This {5 a deliberate attempt at psychological manipulation and control which must be resisted by the community, Michmond rosi- dents have expressed opposttion to this survey and have met with the police chiefs and others, They want the survey stopped and the f Questionnaires destroyed, Instead, they have boen told that the ques- f Honnaires will not be destroyed Furthermore, they have been told iat a similar survey will be con- Place, with new battle cries of victory, We have & warning to all buffoon ples across America as long as you brutalizeand mur- dur black andoppressed communi- tles there will be thousands of more dead pigs like Bernard Bennett and you will continue to face the armed wrath of the people! COUNTER ATTACK! Hobby Seale Community Informa- tion Center ductod in the Black community within the next 2-3 weeks. The community has newer been asked i they want to atiawer atch 4 sur- vey, yet in a fe eeks Interview- ers Will appear th the streets ask- ing Black people these questions whether them in Hichmond the ple cnes on and he must be stopped. We call Upor all eltizens of Hichmond to refuse 'O answer theer question You d& not have to unswer them, you can- not tet art uted {or fusing to answor them, They will tly be usod against GO in the run AS an attempt to furt? enchain your minds ommunity under strat eho profit fram oir The nt OT not ihe rant fo answer ented or pros ton ty trol of thumity mthet Michwmoand, which hae three Black t iw ict aut partment destroy all questionnat: which been taken trom school children They should not only ask thut no tildren be prosecuted for giving thetr maries, they should not onl aah (Wil the names be fror the questionnaire they should inetat Uset all the question- iiires and any data taken from the Questionnaires te testroyed omplotely. The community should settle for nothing less ‘annot and we our ojpr sof n aguinat wp psychological wartarw at all costa No perécn should enter our com- munities to collect such informs gak that it be col menon il, in Policy tat th thos¢ reinoved We Must tot le We it t tion unleas wr lected, The iichmond community hae not mate uch requent tat thw Dig eve Uti--he mint be stopped The Monkey Man During the period of chattel slavery,thore were always tral- tors who sold out or copped out to the oppirennor for individualiatic ends by informing the slave master of tho brothers’ and eifteri' aspt- rations and plans for freedom and liberation. And in the construction area,there Wore Black Uemayogic (ying) politicians who mislead the People into thinking that they were free, Today we are faced with « multitude of rraitors whose source of income is the exploitation and betrayal of the masses of our peo- ple. We have the house niggers and tho Gemogogic politicians, and cul- tural nationalists, These reaction- nary clements are impudiments on our road to Liberation, ‘The most despicable of all tral- tore are the pork chops or nigger Digs,who rentier aid to the enomy (pig forces) by Informing on his people and turning them Into the police department. Even more re- pulsive and loathsome than these low lifed snakes ts the nigger who tries to cisrupt Black liberation Ormanircations working for the peo- ple--one who commits horrendous acts, then lies to the pigs and sayx that members of that organization committed those crimes (Or else he alds and abets the pigs tn attempting to murder or frame up members of that organization An outstanding example of a low lifed scurvy nigger of this category ts Hoosevelt Turzan’’ Fowleran éx-boxer whohangs s- round the Soul Par) area, This demented ape has proven through his practice that he isn an enemy of the people, Not only does he chase and threaten little girls on their way to school, but he also is a lackey tor the L.A, pig de- pariniont, by assisting them in thelr concerted efforts to either annihilate or incarcerate mombers of The Black Panther Party. ‘Tarzan the morkey mar’ fas been relodtless in his crazedctf- fort® to fulfill the dream of the big department-deconatruction not only of The Black Punther Party but tho rightful struggle for free- dom of all Black people in Babylon, For example he collaborated with the fice and is responsible for Goorge’Duck’’ Young's incarcer- stlon (Duck tsa Black Panther and hard worker for his people).On the evening of Dec, th, Duck left Central hee iquarters to go around the corner to gothis clothes clean~- ed. Tarzan sneaked behind him and hit him over the hoad with hie gun, and almed the weapon at Duck's bead and fired Fortunately it only grazed him. Just the day beford,Tarzan had sought the pigs and volunteered to make a citizens arrest on Duck The prior evening he followed Party members Melvin ''Cotton” Smith and Sharon Williams, pulled a@ gun on them and told them that be was going to kill Duck, Cotton, and Geronimo (Deputy Minister of Defense), He sald that eventually he would kill all the Panthers in L.A. Furthermore be said that they were planning to vamp on our office within a couple of days (This statement was made on Dec 5) He obviously had been conspiring with the pig department because three days later on Dec. ath three ofour offices were vamped on, resulting it) the shoot-out al Central Head- Quarters and the subsequent arrest on the conspiracy to commit mur- EXPLOITATION -ON- For those sho atill believe tn a supreme being that will soon come to your aid in the midst of strife, opprvssion, brutalization, mirder and imprisonment, you have 4 saying that God moves in mysterious ways, Well, oppressed people who live whe day to day situation of surviving, could change this around and say that the pi¢ power structure mover in mye- teriou® hut obvious ways The latest adventures of our oppressors are the presence of an armoured Urink's car In the com- munity to find yet another way to ro from the people of the Blac community. ‘These Hrink's trucks are strategically located in North. Fast, and West Oakland which ary heavily populated with Black pes- ple. The Me that has heen told to the people by the welfare de- partment is that this would make it easier for the people to cash their checks and to obtain food stamps, Bul the fact of the iat ter ie thal the Alameda County Welfare Department is working hand in hand with tw Nixons and the Hockefellors to kewp a close watch on the angry lack masses 7 { “fe hogs take your check and give you jess than you need to survive ob in food ctampn, wut they keep an armod pig on hand just in case sumeone wants to take back what rightfully belongs to them. They also have a meth- a af keeping trock of the G- vrived mothers and thetr survi- val checks by ottually taking their fingerprint’ Te you their good intentions and copter for the community they always keep their motor running in case they have to make a quick gyrt- away, These pige are so told thal they have even tried to shortechange some of the peuple in the community by not giving them the full amount specified on the check. These arw enougt facts to make anyon see that this ts only another trick, another plot by our enemies to throw another chain on us to push us further and turther (nto oppression. Dut the people see clearly as if a blind man who suddenly reguined his eyesight that we have been used andareatill being uved In overy way posaitie so long as we allow our- selves to be put into a position sty a Seo yAMERIKAN |. ~*~ —~ |! DEMOCRACY ( Cr 1776 -1776 AL [ CAUSE OF | DEATH ef [Cw FASCISM ~ wc ‘“ of puppets and pawns, to be mer A SES TT Not only do these a A der charge, of 18 Panthers, Soon after this the L_A pig de- partment called on its alggerbuf- foon, Tarzan.and told him toframe anoiber Panther. This time hia man wan Long John Washington. Oneday in early January, Tarzan provoked an argument with Long John.and pulled a gun on him, fred it when he wis surrounded by a crowd of people, then later Hed afd said that Long Jotm kidnapped his son, That night Tarzan was tolevised across town lamenting over his alledged son's kidnap. A warrant Was Issued out to Long John, Al- though all the newspaper headlines road, Panther kidnaps child,the people inthe community were com- plotely aware of Tarzan’s treach- ory. Therefore this vicious plot failed their oyes, but Long John is still facing kidnapping charges. These are only a fow examples of what this pork chop has done to hinder and squash the revolu- tionary movement of the people, Ttis vulture has preyed on our people too many times to satiaty his greed, ils hatredand contempt for the people has been mantfested in his friendship and cooperation with the pigs in thelr alternpt to destroy The Iilack Panther Party In particular, and all Block people ih general In our struggle torfree- dom, Tarzan is a ple, an enemy of the people, and trattor inthe midst of our struggle for survival and liberation, ALL POWER TO Tilt PEOPLE TOMMYE WILLIAMS SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA CHAPTE! WHEELS cllvaaty Used by corrupt ard greet. Y people who are bettor known as ples of the lowest nature, When you have a@ splinter In your finger yoo remove it; when you have a tad tooth you pull it out; amd when you Nave food that hus become rotten or polsonous, you throw it away so i! won't enian- ger your heoltth and tile, In keening tn the aeme tradition we must rid ourselves of the op- Presale comiitions that ee live us- der , and their tools used to per- petusie thane comtitions yin thin capn @ mint styled Fort Knox on 4 tocal «cale) to Grajn. the filaek comununity of everything that they can gut thetr ble fat pigtet paws on The people munt re-ovaluate the présence of these money grabbing tntruders and Aspens for themselves whother or not thay are going to treat (hese Urainiess wouders in thy same copactty the; would a thorn; remove it before it can do any real harm ALL POWRE TO THE PROMLE Bobby Seale Community Informs- tion “enter BI k 1960 wav che year whee Black Power became the cry of Black penple; all accom) the courtry, Black peanut? we demamting equal repireseutation ty the politicn of thin coumry, In one segment of the black .ol- ony, Gary, Indiana, Black seople whe comprite 697 of che popuala- tien, united to yore Black ropre- sertatives into the top bninie- trative offices af the ety, Hichard tbetcher became - the ‘iret (ileck man to hold the offer wf oneyor ih Gary, And along with hit, other Hlsck men meved tite Uie offices of city controller, chief if police, cto, Hut despite oll tis, the condi- tions of Black peoph+ ti Gary hae retained + pie, Who fecane 4 Black person in ellice docs mit represent political power, The Plackeoinminity serves Steel whieh ana labor canny for iS. HAN EXPLOITS THE BLACK CO Have you over checked out your neighborhood fiquoc store a) Fri- day or Saturday sights when you eo ty geta ‘lle something, or ducing the woek when you Stop in for some tread of soda? Whe ts the owner? Does bb do any- thing beneficial for the people of the community? Or is exploira- tion of ‘he masses his way to stc- cess In Compton, one example of the avaricious businessman in the community ts Wendell Handy, own- er of Mandy's Liquor Store loca- ted at 13714 Wilmington, Before the Watts uprising, there was a store right across the street from Mandy, where the majority of the people in that immediate area mar- keted, fut as a result of u quiet cat-and-doe fight between these two capitalists, the top dog, Han- dy, wiped out hia competition, Dur- Ing the uprising In order to be assured of continued § putronage und Uttle looting, be hung a sign saying ‘Soul Brother’ tn front of the store This greedy unaympathotic dog dovat't posnéss any soul or bourt for hia brothers, Fer example, a brother named Oregory Jackson went into Mundy's to buy some bread, when ane of Handy’s boot- lickers accused the brother of stealing Gregoryomptiod his pock- et te ahow that he bad nothing that belonged to the store. Handy theti cane oul and aijid he «aw the brother stealing. andy, like the tad dog he is, grahbed a broom Mick und pulittoGregory’a neck saying I'll put you in your place the next time you try to take somthing from here.’ Greg- ory just snatched the brogn away and walked out \nother incident that showed Handy’ s pure enjoyment of hurans- ing the people occured «hens bro- ther had found the keys to Handy‘ s carage and acting out of concern for his people attempted to re turn the keys, When he approached Handy, this big-time buck acctised the brother of atealing the koys and breaking into his garage, llan- MMUNITY (ae that Tandy exptol harasses, rn flop you out his prices’ He Wear IW - peu of ice milk, uswally 58> or less, for $1.00! One loaf of bread for 34¢, normally 27¢; soda - Gor. for 13¢ and IGox. for 20¢; a pound of coffee for $1.00, ete, Wendell Handy proves himself to be a Black avaricious basiness- man, one of the main oppressors of Black people, a bootlicker and rectum kisser of Mickey Mouse Honnle Heagaun, Three years ago, Handy ran for four positions on the Elementary School Board of trustees af the Compton- Willow brook Enterprise and also for the Compton Unton High School Board, It's obvious Handy wanted to be assured he would get at least one of the five positions, Baga Handy wis appotnted to position doing what, besides ob vicusly trying te controt thier later tiny of the people, no one knows. At the present time, chin two-faced nigger with an legitimate store front is @ candidate for Secretary of State, an alleged clocted offi- cial of the people which in reality s appointed by Mickey Mouse Heagan.Looking at his background, Wendel! Ilundy is not even quall- fled to te a dog catcher, So let's say, down with (he Ulack aspiring petty yankees whose minds are con- trolled hy thia capitaliste sys- tem. AD nigger pigs aod lying po- iltictans ike Handy areonly*han- dy’ as puppet oppressors § of the big-time capitalists and lnperia- lists (Kockefeller, 2.7 Getty, ftumt) and for the entire pig power structure in general ALL POWER TO THE PEOPLE DEATH TO THE PIGS Southern Calif, Chapter, Hr Representatives Without Political Power maven Uilllons a year but returns none of tt into the Hlach com- munity, And each mooth NIPSOU loves welfare recipies uw) po Toro O) Oe lar gat and light bills whea (lack welfare recipients are only giver 20 to JO dollars for uti- lities, Hack poople ac this racist country are being duped inre fol- lowing Alack candidates hue office, but, in the lam salyais, no rigas? nificam soticcabls change ts Oks thet’ tn our oppressive Peta pS There te ao pea) reliel fro mt Tod clane citizenship matongy are sill) not tree, beck peop these affleds provide bio heated chairs which 1% of ne ue to the Alack masses, Thin is not filuck political power, The Hlark community haw im the pat, eat does how fepresent only the lars ie get hired, and the firm Tired, Our Minister of Defenee iwey 1, Newton saya ‘When Black poopte send a representative, hots (otne- wit abgurd bocuuse ud repvese wa political power, He does not tepresent land Power because we do not own Avy Lend. Ne does tot represent ccooomie oc industrial power because Black people de sot ow) die mans of production. The only wy he can become political nt what is com- » yi bn Of being able to determing the destinies = of our comuusltios, Bleck Community Conter Gary, indiana Inlurmation VYnlon and talking td poopie: neighborhood and with monbers of the family and reconstructing ns, and tactical squad t chad happwndd thé | night, Jaunched a military ruid on three . ater in the day VailTp During the tion, another Gepttte las yer,’ L payigna ffi the Investigation, We loursed from the family that the fatal ballets had entered Larry Wards body from a front position, that is, that he was facing those who fired the shots. {t appeared koly that he was standing with his hands raised. [t also peetha obvious from the physteal eviden- eo that tha ballets which entered Nin chest and plerced his heart were tired with a pre-concelved intent to kill, The shots sere fired at close range whith rules out the possibility thut\ ite atiots were fired to wound and stop hii, Larry Ward's brothers, Joey Ave. Panther office particularly, the attacking fascist, continually fired (oar gas canisters into the building. Toar gas is a very strong vapor which is used as acye irritant. Be- caune It makos the oyos water and close to the point where the victim during the pigs tear gas as well ridden early morning attack,they were able toavoiddeath. The powrr and Leonard, told us also that the of the people, excuse for the murder--a Sines the Southe Jif. Teported bombing attempt--was Grale Chaplet al'the mack Panther & lie, %o one but thekiflers iheut- Party has opened now locations for Selves, who say they werg staked the Free Brvakfast for Childrenpro- Out watching the Hardeastle rval gram, and the Free medical clinic estate office, will testify that in the Black Community, and also Larry Ward was actually started a new busingprogramtogtve (8 any Kind of crime, Het he parents and relatives of brothers in 4" charged with a felony Sy the prinon an opportunity to visit them, ™men that killed him he was tried ‘The Party hasdone nothing tnt inten- 09 the charge by the same mon, sity and continue Its" work of serving MW" Was convicted by them und con- the people, One ofthe new Breakfas! damned to death and he was ox- locations is in the Communityinfor- eeuted by tham--all within a mation Center at 334-W, S5thstreet, matter of & few moments, and ( One of the houses attackod by thy i! at 2:00 o'clock In the morn- Piles In the Dec, sth raid ), ’ ing on May 16th, 1970 In Seattle, ' cross-examine On Monday May 4th twochlidron Tyrone and his sister Judy who both attend the S&th at, breakfast and their entire family were sub- jected to the pigs harassment and invasion into their home, That day Tyrone had been taken to the hos- , because his eyes were trrita- ted. Afterbeing treated — aniidis- charged that same day Tyrone acc- by parents returned home to a house ful! of TV. news Pies, ard uniformed fascist who all came to prefabricate a grandione tale about Tyrone’s eye irritation tm another attempt to slander and defame the Black Panther Party, the untiring servants Of te people, thesepigs wanted Tyrone’ «parents to tell thelr (the pig’ s)allegedatory to the masses of the people. Their story foes womothing tke thig)* Tyrone and Judy found a tear gis canister in the garage of 334 W. H5th street,, while attending the lack Panthor Party breakfast for school children held tn the morning. The tear gays badly in- flamed Tyrone’s eye and re- sulted tn his having to be taken to the hospital for treatment, In an effort to further this le Ahe pigs ravaged Tyrone’s home look- ing for tear gat canisters and tearing down posture of the peo- ples revolulionary warriors Huey PF. Newton, Botiby Seale, Bunchy Carter, and others Tyrone's paretita rvalizing that the pigs were trying to use them and their children ina continued effort to destroy the Black Panther Party, refused to fall into the pigs pit, They told the pigs to get out because, infact the Panthers ‘feed thetr children = hot breakfast every morning, and as fur as they are concerned the Party is work- ing In the Interest ofthe people As a result of this statement, Tyrone and Judy were taken downtown to the ple station twice that day, for questioning about the treakfast, program, the party and Its’ mem. bers Tyrone anu Judy's parents on- derstand the importance of pro- tecting the servants of the people from the pige’ fantasies and Mes, Gnce aguin, the power of thy people has been exemplified th the re- sponse of those parents.So let thom continue ../'The more they try to come down On us, ie more we'll expore them for what they arv... rich" ALL POWER TO THI PEOPLE rn California Chapter Diack Panther Waahington, While we took pletures of thy scene on Friday afternoon, police patrol cars Came out and watched us, and Friday evening for the first Ume the newspapers were told that Larry Ward was not kill- ed while running away but was facing {he cun a} the time he was ahot to death, Hy Saturday morn- ing the office of the County Coro- her, Loo Sowers annotinced that an inquest on thy death would commence on Friday May 22, 1070. SEATTLE PIGS MURDER ANOTHER BROTHER ary called in practically inquests County Coroner the Inquest Is that, ° Jury-salx' ~ Indi vidualg soloy at he descretion- of ‘th coroher-return o vorilict that the ‘willing was. /justitiatte homi- vide,’ “th the past In ‘tho city of Seattle, thie verdict of justitiable honitcide has covered up yvittous ‘kid outrageous murder, (2 ; Moms, Walton Butoh Armstedd)) and wantetf ahd brutal killings, (Barry "Leeson, Hobert House,’ ddive Linco}n)}--all. Mack mon, Usually the prosenuting attorney, the police and the coroner act an a team asking the questions they want toaskto cot tholr version before the puliic. They usually” refuse to ask any questions which” may expose the killings for what they really are--a police ecution without trial--colit tlod od wurder, Thus, the coroner ras fuses to allow any represen ! of the family or triends-of the Fietiin to ask any questionsys the ues nesses, Attorneys for the victim ‘family have no help tn select the jurors but the coroner | walk right into the jury r after all or any part ofthe evi ce is received and tell the jury what kind of a verdict to reach, This procedure ts indeed a moc ery of justice, tut done tn imitation of a clam and deliterat atmosphere as through 4 real se for the truth was going on. This is an outrageous fraud onthe peo- ple, The coroner does not have to deny the right of cross-ex- amination to the representatives of the victinis friends, or family, in an inquest some years ago in Aberdeen, Wastington I was per- mitted {to cross examine wit- nesses o% betwlf of the family. The tesulin of that inquest wore vant; different than the wsual pat procedure, It lasted thirty days, The intended victitn wan‘‘acquitt- ed and the linger was pointed ai the pollee, The same thing could haw happened in the Ward Inquest Uf the coroner really want- ed it to be fair, The attornoyas aclected by the family, James & Molver aed Lembhard G, Howell could have been allowed full right 1 attended the inquest session on F Telunton that thie. splo purpese of thy Inquest wha tooad the pollew epartment version of a killing ot toby White “commnuntty, y tave. long. since learned that killltgs® arderecognized for what they are in the ghetto - 1o0,, murders.) Bul & conciilistory geature was thule to thedeinandof thufamily’s ‘attorfoya. and probably for the fret time in Seattle history the man coroner's jury had two Hacks, Ed fmesel) and James Mackson, Jr, aitting facing the -Orosecutor, the coroner and the police, Dutpwithout the right to Forse tat olice witnesses Th Su-erective, hard hithing and he way, the family attorneys are reduced to the humiliating role of being mere window dress- ing--an though the dilack com- munity was truly represented by - thelr presence. They had been permitted to'submit a few, written questions to be asked witnesses mord) or less.in the fo all media--television cameras and all radio microphones, and news- paper reporters, and said, ‘Mr. Sowers, unless you permit full cross examination by Mr. Mclver and Mr. Howell who ropresent the victin’s family here, every thinking person in this community will Know that this is just another pullle cover up of the murder of a Black man in the heart of the ghetto th the middle ofthe might,’ There was a moment of dead allence and then the whole court room exploded with cheers, claps and shouts of ‘right on’ and ‘power to the people’ Mr Sowers looked up at me with his mouth open and then said, "Who are you'l'’ CONT, ON PAGE 5 FEDERAL PIGS HARASSING YOUTHS IN ROCKFORD (Rockford, 1) We received reports recently that the F Bl was picking up young brothers asking them que- ations about the filack Panther Party. We are aware that the FBI are the pigs of tie coun- try responsible for eliminating any political opposition to what "Syphococulun’’ Agnew if doing against the people. ft In only na- tural) that the Black Panther Party would be declared an enemy by the FAL. ,mataly because thetr bosses the big time avaricious businessmen have sald that the programs of the lack Panther Party are making i difficult for these capitalists to exploit ther, The pigs recognize thal what the Ulack Panther Party ta doingimakes Gls PUT On Sunday May 16 at ft, Benning Georgia, in conjunetion with anti war activities © I «throughout the nation, #1 hold a people's tribu- nal. The trilamal ei}! charge the United States government and war Profiteers with the Aystematic slaughter of the Vietnamuse people, the murder of thousands of Gis and the extortion of aver 310 Willon dollars ayear from the working people of the Untied Staive GI's al Ft, Carson, Colorado Ft: Wise , Tetas, Ft, Dbe, Nine Jeraey, marines at Camp lon. dieion, California, and many other servicemen and women ontheta. sea across the mation plan to hold anti-war actions on thip date, These actions will demonstrate the Increasing anti-war sentiment It hard for them to continue their oppressive system of exploitation because of this the F DI has teen given the taskof eliminating tne Black Panthur Party aod its’ tdeas We say that this is impossible pe- cause those ideas have been sown all across thls country, all acroxs the workt the ideas manifested in the Black Panther Party are idoasopprensed people all over the world relate to, The Federal pies in Nockfordary concerned about haw many Pan- thers there are. We say that whon the Black Liberation Army moves there will be revolutionaries everywhere, in Whe streets, in the houses, in the community, across the land, across the world, be- because those revolutionaries will represent the people who have been oppressed and misguided by this country, those revolution. aries will be the reaping death of vegeance which was sown a- crons the world by these pigs, The idea of freedom cannot be suppressea for we understand very clearly that freedom for us can only be found on the land that is fertilized by the blood and bones of the oppressor, THENE ARE MORE PEOPLE THAN PIGS, AND PEOPLE WILL MAKE THE HEVOLUTION. WE SAY THAT THE F-BL O8 ANY PIG AGENCY CAN'T STOP THE PEOPLE'S LIBDEHATION ARMY, ALL POWER TO THE PEOPLE DEATH TO THE PIGS Monk Teba GOVERNMENT ON TRIAL within the military ht Benning has been chosen for the alte of the trial of Lt, Willams Calley by the Unites States gowrn- ment for hia role tn the mans- acre of My Lat on March @, 1008) My Lal wae one of the ninehamiets making up Gong My South Vletnan wan wiped off the face of the earth, Up to S76 pecple- mostly old man ant women and Soo child- ten and infants were Killed. With Lilie trial the government is trying to isolate the massacre of My Lai trom the goneral course of United States aggression against Vietnam They are uxing My Lat in attempt to white wash the war effort to shift thy bardern of the war atro- cities from those ultimately re sponsible, ihe U.S coverument and profiteers (0 & handful of sold lors But My Lab in the war in Viet- nam. And while the individual of- ficer and Gt whuls rosponiibied’ for the crimes he commits, real enemy will not be al to hide, The tritunal which will in Columiags where ¥t is located, in teing « “ by Columttt Patridte for pene (4 local Gt. civillan anti group) amd NAPE OC) Nenning underground paper), sth ite wuppert of the revolutionary youth movement, ant others ¥ For more information contact Wayne Draznin ton Hult Atlanta, Georgia (404) 622.2075 PIGS: ATTACK YOUNG BROTHERS IN fr BEE : H 35 = #3 3% Hl bi 3 fs face of the sister. He told her if she wanted to talk about what had taken place that she'd havetocome down to the station and then the pig drove away, killed black childrenand teenagers from one end of this country tothe other, Bo this is nothing new tothe black community in Mount Vernon or any other poor and oppressed black community . Haciat pigs have been killing black people for over 400 years and yet not one of these racist have been brought to justice, Every act of the racist sadistic, criminals are ignored, when brought to the attention of the so- called court system of racist Ba- bylon, espectally when tt concurns black people, The time for the black com- munity to act is now, we cannot and will not allow the horrible atro- cities to te perpetuated, unpunish- od by the racist pig police tn Mount Vernon who infest and oo- cupy our community, Point # 7 of the Black Panther Party platform and program states very cloarly that » ‘We want an immediate end to police brutajity and murder of Black people, We believe that we ean od police brutality in our black community by organizing Black self defense groups that are dedicated to defending our tilack community from racist police oppression and brutality, The se- cond amendment to the constitu- ton of the United States gives us a right to bear arms, We thore- fore beleive that all black people should arm themselves for self- defense, Hlack people must arm them- selves in the Mount Vernon com- munity and all across racist Ba- bylon against the rising tides of overt inhuman criminal attacks by tho raciat pigs. We must put an end to the wanton murder and bru- ; talizing of our children and our people, We must understand the very nature of these pigs and the reason for them being in the com- munity, They are not there forour protectton, Their ane and only tn- terest is the avaricious (greedy) businessmen, and brutalizing f&~- Scist pigs to see to it that we stay in our places and not disturb or damage their property. The tinjustifiable beatings of those brothers, places the life and — safyly of every black child in the ck Community in serious jeopar=— ALL POWEN TO THE PEOPLE Dlack Community infurmation Center Mount Vernon Branch TO THE BROAD MASSES OF BALTIMORE As the Black Panther Party, the Vanguard of the revolition, tt ts our duty to go forth to politically edticate the masses of the people here in riciat America, ap to how we are oppressed, who the oppres- Sor if and what must te done to come from under this oppression thar han shaked the very foundation which capltalint-imperiuliot-raciat America stands on, The fascis: power structure is beginning to feel the mighty weight of the people descending upon the evil system which is soon to be crushed WA" by freedom fighters who ure de- termined to be free or to die, He- cause the Black Panther Party is the vanguard of the revolution the racist power structure is moving to liquidate the educators to our just Struggle for total emancipation, On April 30, 1970 « total of eleven brothers and sisters were taker) away from the people and placed in a fascint pig pen (jail), Seven were charged with kidnap, murder, torture, and mayhem, the other four were charged with pos- Session of deadly weapons, however one of the brothers Willlam P, Coates hax five additional charges added, kt io important that the broad masses of Haltimore, Amer- ica and the whole entire world understand what led up to these charges that brought about terror throughout the Black colony here SPIRIT OF THE PEOPLE MANIFESTED IN THE FREE FAIR Today May 1%&h, on Malcolin’s birthday, The Richmond Branch of the Black Panther Parry commem orated one of the firet brothers who told us to “pick upttie gun’ The people celebrated a ‘people's fair", The children played revolu- Honary games based on our national salvation as Black people ——- sclf defense,freeing palitical prison- ers, removing the oppression from our communky were some of the themes to the games, They also bad a chance to create their ow revolutionary posters, The yard was filled with pictures of pigs being offed, and plrases like we are the people,’'Pree all political prisoners”, and Nixon and Reagan are not the people, Everyone came and according to their abilities or needs gocialis- tically participated tn a esa store, They bought what they couk Within our revolutionary ranks are in firm accordance with ideas, and deeds that linplicate youth as raw materials for volutionaries, of our future ts In our wer re- that Youth suggest youth, 4 POTENTIAL RE makes the revolution’ We will tiem from one generation to the oext, We Will also tn firm accor- dance With anything that enhunces our bellef in the continued exis- tener of Black people We are ( or should be ) awarr of the fact that « genocidal war is teing waged againat al) Dlacks in Baltimore, Maryland, Approximately four weeks aga two fuscint, racist White pigs were shot, One was killed and the other wan critically wounded somewhere in the Black colony by unknown apnailants. The chief pig of Halri- more who is, Donald D, Pomerieat 4 cold blooded racist, tried with everything in hia power to make the masses believe that the Black Panther Party tad something to do with the slaying of thar filthy pig and the critical wounding of the other, Pig Pornerleay used the radio, television and everything else one could possibly think of in an attempt to brainwash the masses of the oppressed people, The headlines of the newnpapers were in one toch letters. The story behind the pigs Jong and full of nothing but Hes, The “T.V, war very much the Same, presenting the history of the pine, calling of Blick people to mourn over a filthy pig that’s been 4 too} used to keep Black people oppressed for years. They went 4m far as to hall mast a flag of fascinm (American Flag) Yes! The racist’s played on the death of & White racist pig in order to loch a5 many members of our parry as possible Pomerieau, the chumpion of fas- clam gave the orders to cr Party here in Haltimere. They tried even up and once again these reactionary running dogs failed to lock up all the Panthers, Now let us look into what was used as an excuse for varnping on the Party, The racist pigs dug up 4 case one year old brushed the dunt off and ure now tying to make the masses believe and took whar they needed, The community's revolutionary spirit could be felt as they played the games, ate and enjoyed the films.! You could see them begianing to realize through practice that to organize for lUberation ls all that’s necessary because the power belongs Their spirit and fervor could be felt they @agerly asked when other evems for the people of Richmond couldbe organized, They ft as their fair, are one sep further to the ple seeing that this also applies to the power (thet's theirs) and that tt can be taken, that it must taken in order to free to them, an saw We peo- be ourselves, ALL Richr lack Panther Party POWER TO THE md Branch PEOPLE here in the colony, and that any nanner that wo can thwart the ra- cleat, genocidal S. war efforia ty a constructive act in the behalf of the people Dirth contro! is nothing more VOLUTIONARIES than part and perce] of the anti human practices of the fasciar cist | government, and thelr conocldal war offort. Looking at any Black community throughout their sudden concern at over poy ulation is more tniense, the Hleck and other poor oppressed commu- nities, Where have all your Planned Parenthoow! Centers (control that the Panthers are the murder- ey ay ' ere and kidnappers, torturers and re terrocizers which in fact is what Wj ‘ they are, what the fascist pigs are T especially in the Black colony, ' This one year old case that no i one hed Heard about until thin White pig wee killed made it crystal clear that Pomerleau, the chief pig in « trie to heart raciat andhere is some proof, Approximately two weeks be- fore this White racist pig was killed a Black pig wax shot to death, The radio said very little, television said very little. The masses of the people learned nothing at all other than a nigger pig had bitten the dust. Nat a single flag broke its wave and Pomerleau sure didn’t call on the tollers to mourn the dead nigger’s § death, which proves that Pomerlea: curés nothing what so ever about Black people and alto proves that he is « White racist. Ailack brothers dnd sisters, and all other oppressed people of Bul- timore, the time has we mint make « firm stand demand- ing that these brothers anid sisters be released from the fascist pig pes. tt is our duty to go forth with everything in our power to ensure that nothing happeris to our brothers and sisters, For over four hundred have been faced with this of problern. It's sothing f come when years we ame type new, The racists have been doing thin to Black people all the days uw our lives, and the only way ic will stop is by Black people making that firm stand to be free ar to die SE(ZE THE TIME ARM YOURSELI Baltitnure Chapter John L. Clark “WE WANT LAND, BREAD, HOUSING, EDUCATION, CLOTHING, JUSTICE AND PEACE," NEWS RELEASE DEFEND THE The Panther 2] case is stil] being juggled in the Hig tents of Babylon ( the courts ), the morbid seone of thy state's murders of Justice, Biack people fighting for their liberation One Des Moines, lowa was the shrapnhel- shattered scene of a bomb blast which totally destroyed Panther headquarters, % Black brothers and } «ister are charged year ago with ide Moines Pig Station, all hela excopt for Brother Sin tt oo a $50,000) ransom Wie wa the Panther office bombing seleed in their beds ind i their homes hile the maa alte - riders gO Seat~froe Des Molnes onier of figs, Wendell Nichols iti) Nis assistant amsassine aro the state le- vel executioners licking the boots of +atother ESTE? : Mitchell ihe witch hunting, Attorney Geter. ianrpige es: rn risa rs stations al, and Hichard the Pte Hearted Nixon, These nity. Wo us x ldishteeh rice ccs are the mspirators Of genocidal crimes a- be: whats a ‘ le Pipe galnst Black people And the just, Mary Ann déstrnetion be Pore Buna : re by Khem, Archie Simmons, David Colton, and : pig copa Mike Smith, must be set free, and able to in- ut a hi th sent yharmiens pill, flict righteous justice upon our unholy oppros- m Gealing with birth control we nore, the real Criminals may step on & lot of toes, or be Ministr information accused of interfering, but an res Black Panther Party vOlutionaricA we must speak out 195 Peralta Strout sgainst al) practices that inva. Went Ookiand, Callfornta rest sUrgest the end of Slack Lhe 4 O47 ext 405 « S046 people, The Black Panthor Purty bes fhe vertally appoint itself “ May Lath, 1970 the vanguard, but wa elected by the people because of revolutionary - : Te ACR told then why | had done this mist aleayn Cir pre Mes CONT, FROM PAGE 4 ~ said to them that it wax quite tie. Ouse arention tres J Sroka : this procemting was to permit ih direct correapondence with the ANOTHER BROTHER a fe ss calslatiens una oo ie ory we must lead ind euide the 4 member of moet 4 mar oe ny seta} p re "7 Masses throughout “ir own ine ber. i ket ran is oe is Ad a “ v8 th seceth implementation of the correct ounke) table the him, He got ee : vn tou rv eer ‘ t « that het - up quickly turned to the Jurors eyelritiparing ts taking place, ssao2es mesa be hs rai snd sald," Leave the room, You Mole A PR ats just a propa vit rhe ar ie sefully and temporarily excused They Jott Garta attempt to suatify another correctly cuide and educaie tho and. he then turned. te nip and sad oly i) a ! wasses,and act os a catalyst to paid Stale your sarne,”’ | gai 1 Np Le whi yt ever the revolution, we must never on “hl Sowurs, tam prey auchian 4 cn dans cist a mi a any oceanion be hypocritical or de- | ani ¢ RFAgES At MASS ~ solngieny”* eptive on our application of the here, This shang pescor, a- mph Thik ts the «imple truth and ideas which we propagate lo the @Ty Of Justice, | couldn't remaly wan high time th = one shan masses as belng righteous, and lent any longer and see this resdaalen lal sOMeMHe Boos salvatory. In short, anything which vk verte + arth ty omvre Giichly 1 . ts geared, and destined te nedient said rhe hear ing ts adjourned Join Caughian kil) Black people, particularity until Monday and got up and Attorney At Law Saiaabel jeft. | then turned to the nows- 620 Arctic Hullding our youth tianartes yolutionary ( potential + ln Iteelf counter- mon who, of course, remalnedand Seattle, Washington re THE BLACK PANTHER, SATURDAY, MAY 1, 1970 PAGE 6 SIX MEN DEAD: POLICE ATTACK BLACKS IN GEORGIA AUGUSTA Ga ULNS)- Augusta Demonstratora broke up into "The man and the woman were police, possibly with the help of smaller groups, running downside put in the patrol car. The child, the National Guard, have killed streets and into Augusta's 150 bleeding from a glass cut, was six Black men in Augusta, Ga, square block ghetto which borders taken away by an ambulance, One thousand National Guardamen on the business district The patrolman who shot the sealed off the Black community, Bricks, bottles and pipes wore Negro explained, ‘It looked like he They are stopping Blacks in cars thrown. Department storen and went for a gun.’ There was no and on foot, searching them alt supermarkets were looted, gun on the man,’ gun point and bayonet point, Mass Augusta officials claim thatat least The same reporter says that at arrests have been made, too SO fires were started, Thirty The action followed an angry but White-owned stores wore de- orderly march ofabout 900 Augusta stroyed; at least 20 were damaged. Blacks May 1, protesting the fata} Broken glass, police clubs and beating of @ 16-year-old Black police bullets pur at least 60 peo- youth in Augusta's Richmond ple into the hospital... ounty Jail, Sources within the pri- son got Word out to the Black com- tunity that the youth, Charles Oat- man, Was beaten to death by pri- son guards, Sheriff E-R, Atkins Police Chief Broaddus Bequest claims that Oatman was killed by explained the killings; “We found is Black cellmates, and he has ‘The patrol car stopped infront !t impossible to use tear gas ef- charged the two youths, aged 16 of a small grocery, where lights ‘¢ctively because there never was least one of the other victims was found dead in front of = Mauor store Police have imposed an 8 pm to 5 am curfew on the community and have arrested well over 200 A United PressInternational re- people. ‘We've got ‘em stacked porter who followed a partol car up all over the place,'' an Augusta into the Black community gave the Jailor explained following report of how one of the six died and 16, with murder played on two men, two women a concentration of rioters in groups sta citizens who have seen and a young girl, looting food. large enough for the gas to stall man's badly mangled body say ‘'Get out of that store!’ com- them,’* that te could not possibly have manded one patrolman ‘Hold it Georgta’s Governor Lester o> = BLACK PEOPLE'S HISTORICAL EXPERIENCE AT THE HANDS OF ‘DEMOCRACY’, HEAT IN AUGUSTA ae < : 2 ; Ww a 2 iven direct orders to shoot grade educated and second grade and kil! and not to maim mor: mentality govern S the than 600 police joined tater by shooting on the Black } Par- - J Syn - , pyess =< , . , , 1,000 national guard, reminiscent ty. The cithze - PIG GOVERNOR LESTER MADDOX SALUTES THE NATIONAL of NaztiGermanys' tarbaric gest to accem this yr r * °c r , ee Son” Seiiadas tevare GUARD AND SMILES IN APPROVAL po extermination acs, invaded stupid The the Black section of Augusta, Geo- ty has never et peredd the ives gia last Monday (May il), kill- of innoce y engaging Ir ling six 1) shot in the tack run batt ical, t ’ rc ‘ atau Nine pcre 1a Fars nd et ix Prey f that badly without im- right there!" he ordered, as Maddox shed some more light on oe Bk : yt ow Py > and withoul attracting won hoe child leaped the situation when he explained mht i , ed om aay 1a patrol a ghe belllon was part t ating re r, who wishes to extern c - revolver af the of a ommunist conspiracy Mors Golf Tour sing with ¢ na high Ughted annually by } ed other man Inside the store. The and that disruptive Slacks ‘had Player of racist South Af thatthe mur | |, ae nd: beret” e the ye man fellamong candy gum balls, better prepare: to. moet, thels 1d bers ff the old . ‘ " or ric ad absent of any Black wever nx Per Kor nad Jacroswit, “it 4 bullet ts his heart Got mak 4 i@uera ; om 220neG ros golf stars, after learning that s mh any of the bo- They then marchedthroueh the cen. “atm you honkies, you killed one \5 usual when police or Guards- had been the “ tim of a killed with grads iar at. ine about sfx brothers!’ the othur man *, Olfictals claim that local disease ridden pignen, The hot, anda as mention Sitanicn | hatnre ». dresned ‘ft er fire If this ts ’ id youtt s¢ ened : bs “ ‘ fore , dressed In dy ro (pn -trhshers: te “pa i} oie “Op tf hs ine riot gear and tt with shot ‘Shut up your mouth,’ replied so, they have been unable to ex- wo of his yo ule i] natie reasot ‘ " ¥ t 1 ‘ his . a * a guns, charged in to break op the the patrolman I'd like to sew plain why not a poiicuman uld « within manele you try and ‘ was nijured by cun . hotgun range of a pig dd Amat le The fedural govern: ples fo pri ors the stud 3 the people In gun an investigation of the killl to slaughte ucent the what ts happenin however, even if this investiga sity complex began a to col- to e in this country and tlon putticl fis seit we al- m Howard lect i what Black peos Go to Leet ready know- the victh ‘ Rey effort to rende: lent @ ftesolution to the prest from being exter rated town in cold blood, nothing wilt! r ihe many wounded jonts of the various Universtiiiel As of (his writing the Slack sec- be done to the quilty party,ae the * od treatment in the in the complex to keep the plen thon of Atienta it! ely t { Deputy Chairrmar ty honpital and can't afford pri- i! a mu The studentdare ty the National Guard 1 Hampt and Captain Mark ate trvatment, wor refused making an all out effort te uspentt comstantly trying to ark ntrance into the elty, And yet the lassen for a week and to dibsti. Gilack Into moving so that The people of orgla le complain about treatment of tute with a week of political ges Open Mp with dhe t trl that the mrurcle i) ne American hare ho ar f geared toward awakening Oftfanled than th the ctty vo unrevenged, | r Maddox 4 unow ful in a tid to ge lame rown id { At THE TIME against tho indlentth ft the ir Tealizn thi! their very extsteroe ts banta Ge gia, and mative f equality that we continue to suffer at etake hey unt bes aredt& la (© play the part of bootlich IS NOW as f peal We Ciitet fot implement « pollt a) consedionne alied the gow if tren he Saal teat for 4 ' ’ aniife taal? any forws ald that } t f arr ) 1 in owe f ¢ fev pp ii ant fr itteal i ‘ tn Le ampu ¥ IM k {i f { anal chia t f t | ve h ‘ f wmiitt ‘ Walty play t } nen? govern Ht We unt ine ul jwal | nov lilack “un : hiladelphtia : eee 2 THE BLACK PANTHEM, SATURDAY, MAY I, ‘ ONLY A DETENTION...” 1970 | of our people’ s opproanive aitua- of Silence Whites; it's time to pick up the sin’? Pigs are vamping and white 5 rea are afraid of revolution, k people are dying and white i © are afraid of revolution. y Seale ty facing the elec- tri¢. chair and wnyite people are afraid of revolution, White people are afraid of revoltition, Whites will ‘demonstrate, Whitos will wear but tons , Whites will sell Panther pa- pers, Whites will say: All power to the people, and “Frow Huey’, but Whites will not pick up the ‘gun to join in the revolutionary struggle for the liberation of Black people here tn Babylon White people have no political level - either that or their poll- tical level is stagnant and does hot rise with the ever changing conditions, White people act only when conditions affect them direc- tly and even then they move only to relieve the burden upon them- selves. It would be best for them fo be reminded that If Black people in fascist America are not free, if poor oppressed Puerto Rican, Mexican -Americans, Indians and other people suffering under the Oppressive yoke af United States capitalism are not free then the whole world can forget it. The American system makes nodistinc- thon)» between Blacks and Whiten at rallies. The American puppets and lackeys make no distinction between Blacks and Whites wear- ing ‘Pree Huey “ buttons, thoy don't know your political level or awareness, they don't know if you are & supporter or un active revolutionary, They don't know this-ull they know is that you ary a part of thelr problem and they are going to move on you, ‘tTS* TIME TO PICK UP THE GUN. Why should White peoplc be a- traid of revolution’ Hevolution ts only a change, and White people know how to change. They change from college conservative to college hippie, from college hippie to village yippie, they change from Chase Manhattan Bank to Virat National, from brunettes, to blornd, from raciat to brother, White peo- ple are use to changing, so why not change from poace signs to shot guns, from doves to .357 mag's. Around August of 1969, our Chaitman, Dobby Sealo, was kidnapped off of the streets by the domestic CLA, tho FDL, and other passwords for pigs, all arim- ed with Overkill weapons capable of kidtapping a Black city block, The relevancy of thin fascint action Is found tn the words of warning by our Minister of Defense ithey P. Newton, political prison- tlon The words are, ‘AN UNARMED PROPLE ane SLAVES, OR SURJECT TO SLA- VERY AT ANY GIVEN MOMENT," The ominous welght of these words has since teen proven by =the «oppressed = itnurity regimes all over the world, In South Africa, preventive de- hand of pig tan Simnith, as the "180 - Day Law’. The tragedy only truely pre- sonia tivelf when this form of faxciam Teschet Amorican aboren it was unidentifiable, 1 was washed upon these shores with the punk Pilgrims, mixed with the blood of the ied Hace, aod has since dwarfed any ple power that has gone before it walt untt) they bear the Pronounced as en Africa, {t's not fasctam untit they wear the swastika, and the brush muntache, Well, for Black people, the lingo of opprviasion is rail secondary to the atroc and actn which characterize it. HAVE YOU GOTTEN youn tention js done under the tron CERTIFICATE OF RELEASE er, and in the historical analyste The tragedy Is when people WRIST NUMBER YET? 4S required by the provisions of Penal Code section 851.6 (Stats. 1969, Ch. 1117), I hereby certify that the taking into custody of Ky yawns) Clr) CFTIIE & on S-sa- ts ubject's name) Ce AY SSPMELES name olf agency by the date was a detention only, not an arrest yj was released on 4 - 7-70 subject's Si ate by the Los PrKeces yews , pursuant to the provisions of name of releas oe agency paragraph (1) of subdivision (b) of Penal Code Section 849, pertinent portions of which appear on the revérse of this certificate Ber 4Dt 8 ‘ee White liberals show sympathy by wearing Nuey buttons, and rod, and block, and green buttons, Huey Goes not want your sympathy. Black people in the Hberationstruge!y do not want your sympathy, the revo- lutionary struggle does not call for White sympathy. Don't rally for Huey, ton’t rally for the Panther Sl, don't rally for Hobty and the text of the Conn. 9, unless you ittend (a back up your political demumis with a political corse. qQuetice, We are hip to the power White students, have, as exempll- fled in the Kent 4 altuation Four White students died on Kent State campus and some 3,000 White stu- dents organized and demonstrated and expressed thelr total disgust and contempt for tht power Structure and what it did to wir own, and they were able to force demagopic racist Tricky Diek Ni- xon into making a poliic «tate- ment to his lackey dogs to leave the (White) youth alone, Yoah, you made front pege in the, New York Times, For four hundred years Hilack poople have been oppressed, chained, murdered and jalled, tynetunt, beaten and thrutalized by ——-MURDER_IN_ MISSISSIPPI ee | a ne) ‘ 24, + 7 7 > A SOLEMN Mirest @avcutions, sud meciot left the Hlack coloay tu doe cope athoot dinwn bee Blac & brothers al Jucknon State College thin T rlilay- audi sounded I) otters Hig Justine ener again-turned o Graf ar to the ertes ol our people to pit an tm mediate fall to their Woodthiraty massacres fentor Henry Valen han sald, “There were oo Abote fired from the dorm at all. Now there ar tullet holes bn all the windows ana SALUTE TO SRLF- all over over campur sary ‘= tlood all there and bloc! ryloods aml of Whenever Dlack paple demand for justice, fremtom, equality, the rectal regime tminlin would anseewr, to eet Portion if society, « Aplace intife, you mrieet gO to sthool, cet educated, rom the jompen to the siuld>te beptiteudtahe Of ihe PLaCk piaemen be ihe life tong dream, tint our youth secure an adequate education, Such DEFENSE liege been the dream of our elder " tive Ceneration before un thinking tttut thin education. would insure @ afe. soutd aiele tfo the walle of thin eagittaiiatic syeter hut our brothers and sera tt tlw odmeatlonal inetintione ar educated Lo the brutal beutinies, and ihe matty iiurider not anly can. domed, bul done bythe Ofte dil the Upholders of Justice Our schools Unt bhootie cntilere of learning for thet Cotter Attach rautthe =} 7 of @ try (state w or his tho same fasciet dogs and now the Chairman of the Black Panther Party ta being ralirouded to the electric chair and Huey still faces teo ~ to fifteen years on trumped up manslaugtter charges and you ell) give the peace sign end carry banners of plants. Black people are out for more than a front page on the racist newspapers, we're out for starting o new pace in the his- tory books of decadent America And the revolution demands that Whites stop’ throwing ap the sign of peace and start picking up pieces and speaking In the lan- siperion. offic guage of the common oppressor it's tine to make a clear Hne of demarcation between the oppres- sor and the oppréased. And those who retain silent while listening to the staceato of machine guns © cutting down revolutionaries th cold Glood, in fect, condone the acts of the aggressor and ih doing so Place themselves as being to revolution, SO) SPLAK NO'V- OR FOREVER HOLD YOUR PIECE! Diahane Jenkins Bluck Panther Party Grovkijn Branch Our DSUs must become satellites of our people’ s struggle on the cam- pluses, und bring o halt tothe oceans of blood, sucked from our people, stolen from our people, by the stormtroopers of fascist America BLACK STUDENTS! Thintathe issue that you haw been searching for, waiting for, Thin inthe got-up Off-your-ass order! flack Folks are nol myatical. There Le not one card game that pou can play that will relleve the pains ofourpoople And if such a gamv existed, the ples of the ruling class hold all the Aces, and they are intenalfying. There are only nhotgun amoke signals, culling our peopletoarme! Chur Minister of Eduecalion, ‘Masal’ Howttt sald that sotie things happen for so long, that peoile twein to think that it's aup- posed fo happen, Hisat ttle point in our history that Black people trust make an unrvtractable [te of the Altierican agervesors, the domies- Hic inperjeliat, sad move ina mill- tary manner, 4 destructive direc- tion to rid ourselves of these foul twat We must begin to atop riale molded by the bullets of our Mmhasors, and rin up, “ar one man to ball the provression ted that twade ihevwitatdy to ur total destruction.” (Quote from Hiuery } \ revolutionary break of tradi. Han, a leak measured by the deat of the murderers, or the deetrur WA of ourselyes- which poses Go) the momo- lem if it is. recognised nual +f inet, and firstly, that we imttat SUT TE) EXIST - "HIMNOLYONTH, THE INTHE E UF ONE WILDL DE THEINTRARSTS Oy ALL THAT IN 2PRECT VENYOAE WILL BR MARSACREL EVERYONE WILL DE Saved Prentice Pano mumis APT Janes §. Green. Phillip L cabie tah: 3) both mundyred by the malignant cancer of Americaniam The REAL Sid Good Dear Mr. Hilliard, My name tx Sid Good. I'm in the lesue of the Black Panther tated May Ith, under the hate mall, a letter appeared that had my name signed to it | want you and ewryooe who read that fetter to know that | did not write that letter and 1 hereby disown the letter and all {te contents, That letter was writ- ten ty a fereon who must be de. meme} and who is out to eet me 1 have always trind to be complote- ty fair inall my dealings withevery person | have shything to do with t live a quier lite and do po harm to po one, Sucha rotten, mean, and fying person must think that he can ted the Hlavk Panther Party to get me Certainly no such per eon can be a ftrieodof the Panthers Again | disown the letter and all Of Se contents, it th thi product ate i, and | hardly could ab ays» no (natter Bow "PBR cult be able te XX. apres may it canie Fomiam. air, ae UdVised me to «pie th Ppa VBBld tayiectiarely tnt ik Sth than that tedidete write tt “te he met in hie of- wed tt by rectate anything you Usd Go 10 teetore miy seputation i the Ilack com ttumity 7 Thank you Dd f othe (ie real Sed Cow) THE DLACK PANTHER, SATURDAY, MAY 31, 1970 PAGE A HOW LONG LIBERATION, HOW LONG FREEDOM? How long before iberation* iow thin is a class system, The more long before freedom’) Howlope*tll money you have, the higher your it be UN we're truly free! How standing People are also divided long? It's been over four hundred into groups on the taalis of color years now, How much longer wil) it take? We've marchod, picketed, petitioned, boycotted, ricted, «at In, rode In, stalled im, laid in, kneeled in, prayed In, and begged In, but we're still not free, How much longer will it take? How long before liberation The answers to these questions are simple, Liberation will come when Hlack people decide that they really want to be free, Liberation Will come when Black people seize Control of all the things that affect Our lives, Liberation will come when Black poople take up armato destroy those who are oppressing ant exploiting us. How long before liberation’ tt will come when we take It, and not before Most Black people, for a long time, have been living under @ Gangerous Uluston, Black people (and White people too) have been ied to beolleve that White people Were free, andaccordingly we have based our Uberation struggle on this incorreet premise, The re- sults of this Incorrect” view Is Obvious-We still ain't free White paople in this country ary used and misused in much the same way that Black people are used to enrich the pocketbooks of a few avaricious White pigs{the Rocke- fellers, the Kennedys, the HL Hunts, ¢tc.), The anly difference in the situation of Black people and the majority of White people are ()) White people are allowed and encouraged to Use and misuse Black people and other people of color in this country in any way they see fit by the prevalent racism that exists here (2) While people are given a small siiare of the profit from the murder and exploltation of other peoples of color around the world it 14 important to recognize that America ts a class system, People are divided into groups on the basis of the amount of money Uwy have with White on the top and Dlack people on the bottom. These two differences raise the standing of ihe masses of White people lo a higher level than thatof ilack peo- ple in the American atructure, These extra crumbs do not con- stitule frewdoin for White people The only thing it doen is make Black people more oppressed than White people The objective of our struggeie for along time has boento reach the levelof White people belleving that was fremiom, We have tried baste- ally two methods for the achleve- ment of this goal. The first method was integration and the second method was the ‘four share of the pie’ approach. Both approaches are Incorrect because they are based on an incorrect idea (that the massep of White people are free) Integration was opposed by both the White pig power structure and by the masses of White peo- ple. The masses of White people opposed Integration not only out of pure ractal hatred for Black peo- ple (a hatred that has been fon- tered over the centuries by the power structure) but also out of what they belleved to bo their ‘self-interest’, Since White peo- ple’s higher level in the American Structure is based partly on the oxploitation of Black people, they could not allow these very same people to be integrated with them without losing their standing The White ple power structure opposed Integration but on differant grounds. The White pig power structure was afraid that Uf inte- ¢ration wad uchieved and the mass- as of White people lost one of thelr crumbs that they would become alienated and turn on them (the pigs) The pl¢ power atruc- ture even fanned the flames of racism to prevent Integration from occuring. You may disagree and point to all the civil rights laws as proof of thelr sincerity bul a law is only words on a plece of BLACK The essence, of the existence of The Black Panther Party ts de- fined in the immediate need that mething must te done to re- lieve us from the present of renalive social order \ series of activities spearheaded by the Pare ty ranging {r« the tusting af Huey | Nowton an the strvet with his Uleration tool, 12 guage shotgun to the shoot out in LA where I) nameless niggers held ot! 0 fasciats,a living to te about Mf and to talk about those pigs both telifie a victory for biack poople A victory over fear The focal point of frarty tivities is affected by the kn ledge that we are afforded wry little tie by the bloodsucking vu turer which on the other side of the colin te we that » must be doing sometning teht I quickening ichening pac which the fascista, are presen moving | Na a PeO- ple ant | ! ve van ' their ctepoka: to secury rrvolw thonary | ' , ANT) } IMON'T St ‘ poy HOVLD I SHETEUL TL ANY Wad on PORM, I Svetian mt popy | : , rik MUSLIS ' LEAD Ds EXISTS INT A th Al Nv rik MINH WALL HOW Hoy WILKINe ¥ KED ARON AND THE BLACK MUSLIMS HE SAID NEVER HEAHD OF THEM ND THEN HE FLASHED A PIC- rt HE OF HIM SHAKING HANDS WITH ME AND | THINK THAT ONE OF THE MISTAKES THAT OUR PRO- PLE MAKE IS THEY HE Too QUICK TO APOLOGIZE YON VOMETHING THAT MIGHT EX- IST THA’ THE POWER STHUC VRES FINDS DEPLOHABLE OH MFRICULT TO DIGEST WITHOUT EVEN HEALIZING SOME rime S WE THY ANI EVEN PROVE THAT fT DOEN'T EXIST AND IF (TT DOESNT OMETIME tT SHOULI 1 AM ONE PENSON Whitt HELIEVES NY THING THE BLACK MAN [IN THIS COUNTRY NEEDS ' it FREEDOM HIGHT NOW THA TUL HOULD EX VEHYI . HAS CAUGIN j ' kK | THA | ‘ WT IS MY HPLOOD Lo iH AND Itt Pil TY Oo rm , ust Atl a | ; ‘ wii. AM) itt rie QUESTION tf, Ub hy xi HovLs THEY XLT Nol ruby BX HOW! THEY eXIST? DO TILEY fGitT TO EXIST AM ih Wien SHOU) AMAND? NY THE EXISTANCH O} ih 1L.Oet Ni ee alta nm DENYING HLS PAMILY paper and cannot be enforeed un- less the people want It enforced, laws knowing their racist brothers would not abide by approach becomes The pig power structure supported this approach because it Glin't cost them anything, The pov- erty programs were financed on BRUTAL rs OUR PROPLE PARTICULAR SO A POLICE STATE, A TDLACK MAN A LIVES IN A POLICE DOESN'T LIVE TIN ANY DEMOCHACY POLICE STATE, THAT'S WHAT IT of racist Ameri- ea’ have now developed to the polit that their murderous It in no longer « noe wearing r tj re@ognizs deat Ulack tro lheautiful pien have mardered lack ‘Hileck te bewutiful’ weil wut of POINT NO, 10 OF THE TEN POINT PROGRAM, ' BREAD, HOUSING, EDUCATION, CLOTHING, JUSTICE, AND PEACE. aA the tax toney of Black people and the masses of White people. The masses of White people did not oppose this at first but as the Vietnam War escalated and faxes cut deeper into their pay chocks they began to oppose this approach too it's perfectly clear, then, that these approaches do not work and, in fact, cannot work. Black people beautiful’ tas never been known to open prison gates, Huey still te not free, Black is beautiful never se- cured us our liberation we stil! are not free. By that same token ‘Black is Besurtiful’t hin never shown that we will be free from the painful unwanted existence af the racist dogs. It has not offed any ples. The level) of the broad Masses Of filack people ls the only correct time clock for revolution. sry activity Hahbylon has ahowenu that as high os the level of the Poopid Koes, the level of oppressior by the Digs goes that much higher Artied reaiatanow must be ore der of the day on all lowdla. Ip ous short three and ove half yearsog walnton we have made an inpor. tant impr ion Ope Babylonian politics ind ractat PPresslogs hover equaled in American hl Lory. The boiling polot of the frie lt Lge phat the when lack laredMarm homselves, in total defiance tthe iminal power atrectu lucy Newton { iy amification, 2 tolutionary historical GeVeiipe 1 ile ite clear eLaneple i¢ tf ) tivity itu ius ‘ ‘ sugt $ rt) u fall sitals te ‘ ' te right * . on 1) la Onberthe ut l Were Amer! huge ' Nh ' tyle lyuching, stages! fs Lobby Soaks eri In the peduce! HAMe Of Nesticn. That tne £ourna Courier iye | WE WANT LAND, tiust try a different route, theoaly route open to them-that of Revo- lution, They must cease trying to integrate and/or to get a share of the ple and create their own ple-and the only way to do this is by revolution, How long before liberation? When we decide to take it and not before. Now! BECAUSE TO- MORROW MAY BE TOO LATE! PANTHER PA HISTORY GOING TO TAL K / POLK E BRUT historical experiences of lack poopie in Babylon we have ontinually failed to receive jus- tice, Just Ice 10 million Blacy caged souls are the present victims of the id- versal lar, thief, and hypocrite. Domestic imperialism equals fascism. There were 39 mill- fon Hlack growling Panthers.be- fore there was the Black Pas- ther Party. Denmark Vesey «as a Panther, Marcus Garvey was « Panther. Si Haj) Malik Statbezz- Brother Malcolm was indeed « Panther and in the end Martin Luther Kieg became an upticht bleck car he Black Panther Party bs aa OTPanieational manifestation ofthe teachingWof Nirother Malcolm X 4 Wie Gitand of ocr people for An te ediate end to cattie prods, “AOD DOSE, Vicioux service re vOIVGra (UR bo the dertriction Oe rach Tie tack Panther Party ta bia practice of whal Orother Mace prreched, sad of OOR can che: re that. The present Das Crested us ant the preecet 14 fF : ty Williams Bee ald “« omy ito onieedh ter Mack Katmibari NY ANY MPANY APCESSAnY Murite a4 EAST OAKLAND , COMMUNITY _INFORMATION CENTER "The purpose of opening thy com- munity information corters is that We realize that in order totw close to the people tn the sonimuilhtry Atte nocessary that we locate our- selves among the masses, The cen- ters will be allo to reach more peo- Pleo and bring the Hlack Panther Party closer to the people 1) Community pig watch 1) Student action committos (No date) The community center Is here to doswer to the husic needs of the people ‘The functional machinery that is formed will make and jot the poople be sufficient, Independent of outside help, and The community centers are set up also enable the people to be tho primarily an 9 base in the eommun- ity for the poople ta identify with, work, and claim as (helr own, The National omimittee to Combat Paseiam’s Specific tank Into raise ine political level of the people, to educate them to the facts of how decadent, racist, explotative this systom rvally is and what muat be done in order to change it, The Community information Centerwill Pull people closer to the Black ban- ther Party, then and only then will we be able to truly unite and or- ganize against the US. faclam in Amertea, and world imperialism in order to destroy it wholly and resolutely. The community centers will give incentives and creativity to the people, These are same of the programs coming from the com- munity centers A) Urwakfast program for the children, (7:00 to 8:30 every schoo) day) 8) Liberation school (10:00tel2 00 “every Saturday morning) C) Community political education classes (5,00 to 7 every evening) D) Petition for community control of police (Tally) E) Voter registration (Dally) F) Community newa reporter G) Legal aid and advice (No date) decision makers ovr their lives, and to take steps toward self de- termination, The people working out of tho cominualty cumters aré comn- munity Workers and newspaper re- portors for the commumity center" newsletter and the Black Panther Black Community Nows Service, Anyone can work in the Community Info. Centers, To be a compumnity worker ts todonate time to the peo- ple and the struggle, There are many areas of work, a8 mentioned above on some of the programs listed, and also selling the Black Panther newspaper The purpose of & community worker ts to arm theinselvos with the ideology of the Mlack Panther Party and to arm themselves politicallyand militarily Also the community Information centers noed all types of technical equipment, for office work, finance transportation, health and first ald. ALL POWEK TOTHE PEOPLE REE ALL POLITICAL Muso- ENS } N Fast Oakland Community informa- tlon Center 1321-90th Avenue 630-0044 THE BLACK PANTHET, SATURDAY, MAY 91, 1970 PAGED i i -_ JERSEY CITY BLACK COMMUNITY INFORMATION CENTER Hlack people Urroughout Dabyion have been and are being subjected to torture munifested tn the dope being poured into the community, the bad housing, the numbors run- ning and pay-offs to pign, We are subjected to brutalities such as allowing & brother to lay on the ground, burt and bleeding for one hour before calling an umindunco, mich as beating our youth in the Hudson County Jail, such as the highest malnutrition rate tn the state of New Jersey and tho lowest welfare allotment in New Jersey. We are subjected to countless murders and harasaments, The conditions existing bere in the Black community of Jersey City remind us of the same con- ditions existing in Viet Nam and sa we must do as all people do who are fighting for national sal- vation. We must follow the exumple of the Vietnamese people, the Latin American people, the African poople, and all people thal are fighting against this came oppress- ive government, iluey Newton, Minister of De- fonse of the Black Panther Party, saw and understood the conditions that hin poople are subjected to, and te along with Hobby Seale, Chairman (now being iegaully held on trumped-up charges in New Ilaven), formed a revolutionary organization that teachen the peo- ple how to deal with having our political needs and desires an- owered ~ that teaches us how we have to defend ourselves againat murdering, brutalizing pign - de- fend ourselves againat pig depart- monte infested with Ku Kiux Klan- ers, Dirchites, Minutemen, and Mafiosos and how to deal with having our basic necessities pro- vided, A people's goveramrnt pro- vides the baste necessitios of land, bread, housing, cducation and clothing, When a government dows PARENTS MOVE ON CONDITIONS AT DEARBORN SCHOOL On Weinesday, April 29,1970 « group of concerned parents who live in the Orchard Park Housing Project in Roxtury went to the Mayor's office to demand immed- late action ty taken to repalr the physical conditions of the Dear- born School, which their children attend and that steps be taken to linprove the coneral caliber of the curriculuin, These mothers had al- ready been to the School Commit- toe several niontis before to com plain about the deplorable con- ditions of thebullding, but aa usual, thoir complaints were ignored and no action was taken acai Ue facta sete es- posed; Usat there tp po cafeteria ih the achoo!) and the lunch troagnt from bome by the students te eaten be the rate ®he cutamuck through out the bullding before (hw ehildrwa ert & clance to eat It themenlves that eothe of ie students goalithe way Lome te Une he bathroom tx cauee the tacilities at the anhool are so filthy sad mont offen un. workahie (hat they can't be weed Cate the students are constantly ill because one classroom might be 90 degrews and the next one 20 degrees The reaction by ple Mayor White to the demands of these parecdts was to try to pass the responsibility on to the Beston School Committee by saying that the power to deter- inine what eas to happen with the Dearborn School lay with the School Committee, Being the fool pie that he is, he failed to recog-~ nize that the power to determine the type of educational system which will be taught to our chil- dren and the conditions under which and ihat ayater will function, lies nat wilh some burvwvcralie committee ‘Tuston School Committers) The power of determining the direction ul the schools ten with thy VROPLE whoo lives are affeeted by thie edueation- In tile case, the STUDENTS AND PATENTSIN OF HAD PAIK Decanse these nuttere hat been elven the run-around ry (hoe fouin mw) many thine before, thoy now te fuse to be a part of this shuffling game any longer, I constructive slopes uren't taken by SOMEONE to repair the building, they prom- ised Pig White that they would burn the school down thomselves so tat 1 would tave to be en- tirely rebuilt The parents in Orchard fark have come to realize, an Dluck amt all poor people across [lab- ylon are beginning to understand, that the fools who help to turn the wheels of this racist pig gowrn- ment have no respect for the needs and destres of the masses of people it is supposed to serve. The only RATS RUN AMUCK THROUGHOUT THE SCHOOL, way thal we are going to meet our need for a decent oducation orany- thing «lee fulfilled is by forming a united front and taking care of tuainess ournelwes--then we will have real communtty contri ALL POWEN DELONGS TO THE PLONLE! Diana ltobetec Dontan Chapter uck Panther arty fot provide these necessities and in fact prevents people from having these necessities (to deny a man a job Le to, In fact, deny hit: tie) that government sbould by de- stroyed und a people's govern. ment inetituted The Jersey Clty Black Com- tunity Information Center is here to help the people move for our Hberation; we are hore to inatitute socialistic programe such as Free Breakfast for School Children, Pree Health Clinics, ) ree Food and Clothing programs, to educate our people, to raise the political con- sciousness of our people, and to help our people deal with problems confronting us in our communitios, such as dope in our schools, For serving our people we have come under constant suryelliance from Jersey City’s Onost (the Bobaie Twins-Uamilton and Moran) and others, we have been andare being sujected to harussments by the ples + the tools of the power structure-protectorn of Whelan's machine, Three brothern, functioning with the Jersey Clty Hiuck Community Information Center, National Com- mittoe to Combat Fasciam which is an organizing bureau of the Black Panthor Party, were haras- sed, illegally arrested and ques- tioned by racist pigs from the Athpreciner Originally this vamp on the people’s servants was a set-up attempt to murder tham, The raciat pigs pulled up along- side of the car thut the brothers were in, parked opposite a tele- phone booth where they were mak- ing a call, The brothers had to go to the phone booth because the pigs, manifested in New Jersey Bell Telephone Co,, had cut the tole- phone off for the previous 24 hours. The ples first move was to jump out of their car aggressively with their hands on guns, spouting reactionary statements, trying to provoke the brothers into a move, Isalah Howley, not tuily understanding fis legal trast ald and without observing the shole situation, which was, that the aight cu ? wore two other ple cara in laying for an incident to o¢cur, alinont made a move, bat one of the brothers cooled him down after checking out the situation, The car owned by Duberrys sister was not accompanied by a registration which waa the pigs’ excuse to pull the brothera in, After the piga failed in thelr attempt to murder these brothers, they tried to pin aburgiary charge on them. Whon this failed, the brothers were held for three hours, run through petty Questioning and finally released, The cat wan Impounded even though Ownership papers were presented. These type of violations of peo- ple's rights happen dally tn our community and we must stop i. Hiluck people need community con- trol (decntraiization) of police, so there won't be any mad freaks running amuck in our communities, The Jersey Clty Black Com- munity Information Center ts the People’s Center, There will be weekly community meetings, Liberation Schools and other com- munity programa designed to ed- Ucate our people beginning shortly, Come In and yolce your opinion- learn about the Black Panther Party and help us to devalop your Community Information Center, All types of assistance ts needed, plumbers, carpenters, typists, and workers in other flelds. The Cen- ter is open 24 hours to serve pou- the people, ALL POWER TO THE PEOPLE Jersey City Black Community In- formation Center 03 Sumunit Ave, JC Now Jersey (201) 343-7200 or 399-7201 2nd ATTEMPT 10 DESTROY THE PEOPLE'S BLACK COMMUNITY INFORMATI The Wack Community Infor- mation Center has been moving to get a traffic light Instaliod at the nine lane intersection at Ablsecon Mvd. and Virginia Ave. Hufus Me- Gill's daughter got bit by a car at thie intersection, Mr MeGill petitioned, wrote the state and talked with city offictals, but all of this failed to produce resulta The lack Community tator- mation Center is bere to mort the basic needs and desires of the people in wur community, The re- sults of petitioning showed the de- finite heed for 4 traffic light at thin intersection, When we pre- sented thin petition to fMesectat Flor. lant, he completely disregurded it, just like tho ple officials have al- ways eon disregarding fHack people Pasciat VPioriani has quite a record as a pig. ile ix a raciat a fanciat, amt a high school drop oul. He has done tnany things for the lack community sich as evtiing more concetitration campa, police dogs, I55MM tunke and pulling pigs in the schools, He even had the audactty to tell peoe ple not todonate to our F rv eo Hreait. fast |roeram, because we ate ‘subveraiw organization’ . Yau're right we're gubwersive to albihs madness, and we wont fascixt fk Florian! impeached We went down (0 city hall to get a permit for a rally last week “EE rally to protest the non-coneernof the eclly officials in dealing with thy traffic light Piret we went to sow tintger lackey, commisadonir Karlon tu Sane. Karloe | + Sane i» one of those endorsed npokes- mon who looks Ike he's from the lilack commimity, talks like he's ON CENTER from the Plack community, but his fuppet-Lae actions expose him as belng the teot-licking buffoon that he really is. We went to this fool, and he reminded me of a tape re- corder as he oinked and gestured for us to see hin superior punk Ponzio. Ponzio sent us to sow Soinmers; who ts the ple mayor, Sommors told us that we would have to 6ee pig-chief Cade, When we got to ple Cade’s office, he excused himeell to get a drink of water. When he returned he brought back with him three special squad (SS,) pigs wesring their Ors We asked the plea why they were there and they answered that It was a coincidence, We asked Cade for the permit and he said that they would check it out and let us know tho neat day at 9 o'clock The next day we came back and the same three pigs showed up again, This time they wore .757 magnums. They took us ypetaire to. & room: In thin room mat all the bie commisslobers and the mayor Tt Just so happened that five mem. ; ofthe ple press were there. We Adved tite to loaw and thes Sohldh'e SO WeMidn't speak Se Epes Mab this whole meeting Wax RB ekt-Gp #0 | would like te tale THI URS gay to all the ply COMMAM ONE, Bie police, amt pig NOs Midinive eR that you are al! . oh Bid hat you deserve what @¥at treatiyeri the people nee fit to atae you ALL. POWER TO THE PROPLI Tony Norton lack Cotmanity Informetion Center AC New Jersey Niack Panther Party (THe BLACK PANTHER, SATURDAY, LY, MAY 31.1970 meas, ea PAGE ea NATIONAL HEADQUARTERS on The MINISTRY OF INFORMATION, of the BLACK PANTHER PARTY, has moved toa new location. It ts located in the Black Colony of West Oakland 1048 PERALTA ST., not far from the site where our imprisoned EE, LE LL Lf SL SSS AS LLL fA ff ff OT Ff tt: HUEY P.NEWTON, pwaswounded by the Oakland Pig Dept.on the 28th of SOctober,1967. The move is thack into the Heart of the Black Colony. NATIONAL HEADQUARTERS ond MINISTRY OF INFORMATION OAKLAND, CALIFORNIA phone (415) SaaS. 4 a a en ae MINISTER OF DEFENSE, 465-5047 / 465.5048/465-5049 RE: RANDY WILLIAMS «eer PRISONER rently lee palient ve of the note (remier the tenis. feacters " the i > the pation: apy nia t disoriented Lr i ted t ' P li t cive i im linted i Ud e ileped t e ’ (or } £ ; ; tre reg iti i t . A tr ter treaink t t \ jatl rect thud ce vl {ratte that lla fol in i til its 2 h ity Jail f ‘ ecollecti bi ject t { it (er Higita pial ‘ { ‘ silt hth (alter seet i Dew ' I : hia it iy, tacter ite: Williuimme, Me wl ul ttot t t St that night Thiet edical re t t fires i srg with the . : t t why | lie . t I her i iw twice ril f the the Uuk try Jail, ivi bi ; rit yr i toe | ‘ ‘ cull, er imy tail i ib ; t Mr iil i ir iv } ‘ i y i i fort i } } the i) - ! rr ; r ile ! taken te il h! ital Hin oy . if : . ’ ft ’ ‘ t ren ' ' il , ; were tid i riculy re i ested fr nue f the rt ' riikee af ‘ ni ; f hi f “7 wrtestt re tocer sty mee ” ' | 998 SE a a eee On Friday, May 15, 1970 at 10.06 a.m, an dxplosion occurred at S24 N Wall St. in Carbondale, lilitois. The occupants of the house were Keginald Brown, 21, tlobert Cancer, 2), and Paulette Webb, 19. The bomb was planted in the room in which Heggie and Paula occupled. Extensive damage oe- curred throughout the house. The whole front portion of the bouse was blown apart and every win- dow was shattured. ‘The farce of the explosion caused Paulett to los@ part of her hearing and her legs wore hurt by shrapnel, Ro-~ bert suffered lacerations, burns tnd shock from fying objects, fut Hegyle was the most severely in- jured, He suffered damage to his lungs from smoke inti alutiun, groin HOUSE, WRECKED BY injuries, burna over moat of hts body, ah ock and amputation of hie log 3 inches below his knew, Regele la presently confined in the Doctorn Hospital in intensive care. Paulott ts in the tnfirmary taking a alow recovery. Robert has been incarecwrated inthe Jack- hon county jail, after being kid- napped from the hosptial, All thre are facing criminal charges fori}. : legal possession of weaporise and possession of an explosive devic * I tp ar howk attorpt te tim le ar ' mane ihe vi tthe ker tt © racint rying t i tem of tiw used in ill charge ther bombs that murder three tie th stteenfit or mh c thet it ble the ind ul ontor surrounding louie Thing oul of tie rear 1 yard incloding foot hibots ther gu ul INSIDE OF DEMOLISHED = SICK S ADIS” TC RACISTS, CREATING VICTIMS OF BABYLONIAN TERROR, ATTEMPTED MURDER OF PANTHER BY VIGILANTES polnt at long after he had been removed, They arrived momen- tarlly after the explosion and right away they filed In the house and hogan removing proporty and te. longitiga of the occupants Why was this attack made and what made Hegygle the recipient of thie murder attempt. Heginald Iirown is & member of the Diack Panther Party and a strong coura- geous Proodom Fighter, He laalso a combatant ip the never epding struggle against ignorant ‘red nheck’’ racism in Southern Milnols and **ractat doj”* police repression Sgainst the people of the Black Community. He alotig with Hobert Organized the Free Breakfast for Children Program, ‘various fund raining evetta for the community tr OUTSIDE OF HOUSE PLANTED, FASCIST SEQUEL TO THE MAY 1969 DESTRUCTION OF PANTHER OFFICE IN DES MOINES, IOWA, & student Instructor for the Black Studles Department, und co-ordi- nating students am! community people to asatel the United Front of Cairo, nots tn their effort ‘o gain freedom, economic indé~ careerated in jall for crimes that pendence, and to ald thelr right- they did not commit and were wee fous struggle against raciam tually the victimes of, By no means i Heguie, Paula and Hobert were Ku-Klux-Klun, White Hatsandany- almost killedinthisunprovwkedat- body dise are we colng to allow tack They were attacked by racist you to take these Diack warriors Vigilantes because of their polit- out of the struggle for tréedom ica) teliefs and the solutions that and peace. Af ayor Keine of Car- thoy offered the Black Community bondale made « atatemiént to the We know the Mistory of Southern pry that he had ten wateming iinotsa, We ize that this | livegie for three youre and that he condition anid atmoepberethat he knew he was datewrods, Well | Spawned tle White ttata** tO yOu we say that pou had better Whit itieen uncil’’ an} euteh the whole Black Colony be- \mierican Nasi Party’. Regein cause we're all tuneyrous. Forwe had deetded that no longer would ilize Usat you're going te come ] et juat “gape in awe’! at the at for us one at a time, butweeiih tacks on our brothers and slater nol EO, One at a thine i tr N onger was he going Heals, Struggle Cotnter Attack ignore the hunger and povert BLACK PANTHER PARTY, H the Norttieast side of Carbon Ulinois Chater, tule. alor ry tert had Minletry of Infermation NY OF OE prick, vilwuti ind position, | was told by the patient that be urn Finger coordination wa hail not received the medication vormal, Gall was seme at un viat | had prescribed, in ageguler ‘ fe fo the letharyys bat faction: but, following his trans- igus af cetebellar dysfune- fer to the County fail, he was vere present, Mental écaru now receiving the medicine i the ‘ Sescr tent. prescribe! dosage. Neurological it w opin thar the eaaminatio; oo April 23 revealed stherit } flere fairl iintttrovemenr { the lechargic ere eremal ¢ i i f tate the a {% Orightal injury it t® ty opinion chat the patiest There was, | Giition, evitence ulferet fairly severe cate f compound fracture of th cussion af the tine of hts Ay, ry while iy } i thar be has a compoucd frase fou wit ined { { the nose. The preseatrer 5 iufecti fr ere. Hhetefors Iie { treetmest shodlé be reserine i Peniedi wtlieteat for the tiene berg, bet ' ! baw Tee ruiteesd tha, in oe { (ot Pa Rr. Williate te eee nt fe 8. Mth a Apnea, ond throst epee thent fist, lo ‘Camagitstivc fer petq AV thy Bis thap ty estnera of te oh ’ tan oenal ayes , oy ave lett base m Shite atthe (Bucy fall cet Mr, 4 i if Wilitatne tr) receive hie peek it SU MRP total of paves ape : ‘ m chest him tec eee | ' ithe rrp eet n Yoon te refectig hls ee erestiix yor man 4 Set : y care : ‘ ae \ wet i hiaparpataicaeassi:» started ta app ropriat to begin edweatiunal and programs in the Black © and when they began ta people to the power they he As a Mtiaso then they t s. targets of every Insane, | ic erate, payootic attack that the perpetuatoss of evil and Wi American racism could unless! Heggio, Paula, snd Robert shown through their dally set that they were not going tos ® reactionary White pe ded. to murder, brutalixe, and : thetr people, They began tos the people, They began to people the correet manterin : to mow to solve some of the py a blems In the community aod to so tet IN WHICH BOMB WAS defend themselves from every ra- cist onslaught with their Lives if noed be, Hat we will not allow them to give up itwir lives or to spend them in- Vers truly pear. os FACES BY Seeceeseteesessesss ssesessa EE S223 saeeeeen = adeitiiit Seesess Sas t DEATH THE ELECTRIC CHAIR Black Panther, Lance Bell, 2 who faces the electric chair has been a political prisoner since Nov 1969. He was imprisoned after being a witness to the murder of Panther Spurgeon "Jake" Winters dake as you remeniber, was mur- dered while defending himself after killing two of 500 pik police who were attacking the Blackcommunity that night And we say right on Jake, & man, a warrior, a revolu- tlonary. because a poople who have suffered at the hands of the op- presser for so lone, have no choice but to defend themselves. Walking alone in his nelghbor- hood at the time, Lance Bell wit- nossed this atiack launched by po- lice canine units, helicopters, pad- Gy wagons, and highly armed men who were there under the pretoat of looking for s suspected brawl In reality they were there to wreak havoc in the community Because Lance an on the scene at 56th and Calumet Observing them shooting wildly Into that area, be was imprt- soned and charged with the killing of two policemen, He now faces the ultimate to grumishmont that this ju- Gicial system can render---the electric chair, He was charged be- cause the police know thatJake who was murdered, can pay no ponalty So tntheir mad vengence they chose Lance, & spectator, to pay a cont which they themselves should pay But Lance ts a Black Panther and if you know anything about re- Pression of the Party, then you know thal the judicial system | out to prosecute Lance It seems futile to say that Lance has never been convicted before, or that he was unarmed, or that he was brutaly beaten after hisarrest, becuause this ie the usual case wher a Diack person is arrested, And it is usual for people to lament about unfair trials whore injustice ia me- ted outas punishment after sentenc ing, But let’ snot do the usual things, Lets make this an unusual case, be- cause for too long too many haw dled for too Uttle Lot's go to court demandinga fair tria] for Lance and Gene Lewis and Monty Power, two tlack men who also face the electric chatr Let's tell the courts and the po- Neing offtefals that these brothers will not meet death in this manner- with legal assassina who will try to force them into the death chair No, these brothers will never sit in the seat of death with bench men all around, because we the people, say that death will be fore- ed on mh) one but YOU OUR ENE- MIES. ALL POWER TO THE PEOPLE AN APPEAL TO THE PEOPLE OF BALTIMORE This t# & statement of appeal to the people of Baltimore con- certing the recent and «lites aliompt of the power structure of this city to intimidate and vil- lify the Hlack Panther Party and there ly crush the just Lib eration strum): Of Diack and op pressed people Due to Ue unjustified political kidnappiine Carrent) of tmombers and former meniters of this olay ter, we are calling on the masses of the people in Baltimore and Marylum’ to contribute whatever legal defetse asaletunee and ar much needed funds that they may have, The Black Panther Party realizes that the Conewrned and progressive People of this otty will in time come forward In sol- tiarity antl support those brothers and aistere who are prosently be- ing held without ball «ith the tum ed for their legal de- tease Any 200 all types of assistance are needed at this time to inaure a fair and tripertial and bed) hwor- ings for those arrested. Wecannot aftord the luxury of being com- placent with the of the men and women who have been tllegal ty framed on charges that do not reflect the true ideology and pur- lives pore of the Diack Panther Marty Hole the Ume that te so eritical for the survival of (he men aod women in cusody and contribute =tutever you cantothwir defenty ALL. POWEH TO TH), PROPLI Mall your contribution to Panther Defense Puml P.O, BOX 542 Halllinore, Maryland ‘THE BLACK PANTHER, BATURDAY, MAY 31, 1970 PAGE 11 HAT GOES AROUND COMES AROUND The people's revolutionary for- cit, effectively actooled in the hil und run tactica of trtan guortila warfare doult with the faciat poller of Des Moines, lown oirty lant Wed- nesday morning an they Inflictod heavy damage with anexploaive de- vice that punched out mont ‘of the Window In the three story pig aty bullding and destroyed police cars on the adjacent parking lot The mgianion which occured shortiy after 4 a.m., tasted « large hole In the side of the build. ing and knocked out all communi- cations, and facilities, Shaken up plas who lator investigated the stra- tegic move against them, said that it was believed thut dynamite or possitiy ‘‘millitary plastics’ had been placed on the electric trans- former near the southwest corner Of the dDlock long structure Chie! of Des Motnes fasciat pigs Wendell ‘low Iifted'’’ Nichols who declined to Olnk out s publishable speculation on the motive for the long overdue bombing and 16 po- litteal prisoners that were housed inside of that rat/ roach bedbug, infested damaged building had been transferred to the Polk County Jall Although one injury was repoartod there is little doutt that the entire armed force shock troopers of Des Moines are yet suffering sovre tiental anguinh from the crystal clear revolutionary message ‘La- ter for you crazy pigs’. Your gafhe is up and your last days are here, Meanwhile in the police station in California 55 puppet assembly- mon voted the required twor thirds vole for taw amt order ‘lnginle- ton allowing the death sentence for anyotw) who Ccallses severe in- jury by planting bomba. The extension of the death penil- ty+- the first tn at least 20 yoars was politically motivated by rich conservative reactionary political forces and proposed. by their luck- oys requblican majority Noor lvad- or W. Craig Or" Torvert Biddle at the request of Evelle J. Younger. the Los Angeles district attorney sho is now running for the attorney general of the police state of Calil- ornia, but who the people will soon have ronning for their pig boarted lives. At the legislative committee houring in Sacramento, Californta on the bombing bille Younger and other flunky witnesses cited the February bombing of San Francis. co's Park police station in which hog smelling cop sergeant was offed and several other olnking Mafioso officers in red illustrated the need for the death sentence legis- lation But what goes wround comes a- round. Violence is the tool of fa- clam, The oppressed people of thin decadent American souletyaresick and tired of having repressive ples Of their back#® and also on the ho- rizons are the combinations of the people’ s underground revolutionary forces that are prepared to deal with such problems by’ any means necessary! The people's politicians are jiving with the new bombing legislation and are only trying to bring about another tlegal moans of carrying out further genocide a- cainat the political iterate mained. The Diack Panther Party and it's organtaing oOUrrau the National Committee to Comtat Fascia have repeatedly made efforts to educate the maases and to conthwmally sax tho need for Community Cortrol of Police on a nation wide level. This ts a politt- cal necessity. Yet because of the Gluck Panther Party and the Na- thonal Committees ta Combat Pa- clam'selforts, the racist power structure has rcetalisted by out- right acts of war, and escalating it's genocidal attacks against the Black Panther Party in particular as well as heightened {t's brutality torture and wanton murdér aguinat all the Black people of tis decadent nation by general. Gueril- la type bombings are tut one facet reciprocal actions necessary at thin Ume to stop fa cist criminal tactics and to educate the U.S tnis-government to the fact that until community control of police comes about, they themselves are vulnerable to the samo sort of ges- tapo repressive tactics that they di- rect against the people andthe peo- ple's liberation struggle, SEIZE THE TIME! ALL POWER TO THE PEOPLE! HIGH POWER TO THE BOMBS! Rayttiond Lewts Community News Service LETTER FROM JAIL/ALI BEY HASSAN one In opposing munt learn from past mistakes toa- bjectivism vold future ones. The mistakes of the past or today, must be exposed without sparing anyones sensibili- tieh, Therefore i be estuary to stutty, and criticize what ind is wrong in the past, snd present with « scientific atti- tude so that Party work In the fi- ture will be done more carefully. would nec- wan, That in what ts meant by,"*Leara from past mistakes to avoid future ones", of lookingat tings objectively, So by looking objectively you can under- stand both sides of the matter, We can't correct subjective individuals who have made mistakes, by lanhing at that inctivicua) ; approach that comrade objectively and point out politically his or ler mistakes with objective criticism So 45 to our personal shortcomings unless they are related to political and organizational mistakes there is no need to be over critical, or the comrades concern will be at a loss a5 to what to Go. Once such criticism develops mombers will become ti- mid and over cautious, und forget the Party's political tasks, Also in deal- out we must ing with criticinm, we must not put all attention to criticism outsidethe Party. We must deal with Inner par- Also, being subjective ts whet one ty criticism, which guards anddeals louks at matters one sidedly, insteed against subjectivism In the party. However, criticism is not always used, in thin manner and sometimes turns into personal attack. This kind of criticiam damages the party or individuals, This kind of char- acter is called petty bourgeols in- dividualism. So the correct thing to do concerning members, ts to help them understand criticiam,and self ertticiam, which in turn tocreases their party spirit, and is not to be used ap 4 means of personal attack by anyone. Brother Ali Bey Hassan Panther 21 “SEIZE THE TIME" Fascist Plan National Genocide Against The Black Panther Party Hocently, The Baltimore chapter of ihe Black Pamher Party re- ceived reliable information that Donald Pomeuriesy was attending a tieeting that was related not only eliminating the people's van- cuard here in Baltimore, tat nation wide as well! The purpose of this meeting of fascistertiminal puppets to was designed to mobilize all the raciet pig police elements and move them tnto the Dlack colony to terrorize Panthers and lanthor supporters. The White ples haw been given different orders than the tlack pig police, The so called Mack bier have been tald to harass bruthlice and then kidnap anyone expected of belng Involved with the Hiack Panther Party or anyon eupportein anv wat ww thee. feat etree gle of filack and oppressed peo- ple. Because of their most recent attempt to allence the crles of |i- beration, that Black people have intoned, the masses of people must stand in liberation and expose this impending Vicious shock trooper invasion and occupation of the black colony,that in cadwsedby governor Marvin Mandel and carried out by Mafioso police Commissioner fic nald Pomerleau! The Galtimor: police even tow is in the procoss of breaking up tiniernally, be- cause of the antagoninm botworn ihe Mack and White ples on the ecatapo force and between Me Black police why are skeptical ubout Invading our commanily andi the house niggers who aré ihe forming about Hack police wht ate willing to stand up and be Counted as true servants of the peot tne has almost run out for the fasciat dogaare using state terror to suppress our legitimate struggle, and we must selte the time and hault this trend of horror Uvat jeade to our deatruc- lon! The Gays when so-called public leaders can Wiindfold us into fancium Must couse and threngh our resiptance to the raging tide of Oppression and murder by the arm cacist power structure we MUS) \IURUE that those days and tights yr gone, ALLS POWRER Te Ti balttnore, Cyapter Mack Panthrr Party PROMLE THE BLACK PANTHER, SATURDAY, MAY 41, 1970 PAGE 12 ~~ White workers belong to a totally different world than that of Black workers. They arecaught up inatotally different economic, political, and social reality, and on the basis of this distinet reality, the pigs of the power structure and treacherous labor leaders find it very easy to manipulate them with Babylonian racism. Eldridge Cleaver Minister of Information, Black Panther Party, U.S.A. Excerpt From The Introduction To The Ideology Of Black Panther Party On Sale Now This was the best the ples could produce after so long. No other LIBERATE ARTHUR! eis=iccss cic existed, Gut even thatfellr S and armed forces of : ext t even that fell through Don't When the show really got under- way, one of the brothers con- The ples America are armed with some of the finest infantry yeaporn 1 Don't handle parts carelessly dovised. Seventy-five per cent of after you have oiled them. Swout forced to produce some ‘f2S¢d, with relief, ther the pigs the stoppages (hat occur on a from hands causes rust los cupegout for this allewe: had threarened him into lying on modern sutomatic or semi-auto- 2, Don't put any object ‘ nm whom this char Arthur, He said this on the wit- matic Weapon can be traced back t barrel of rifle to kewy rintle to wtick Y ness stand improper cleanin By following This only traps air and ne bee ae ty . Pe thea simple cle ane methodsyou 3nd then turns Into rust. Al iliac abate Inher ott Sst Aiers ; sor Name Wer: Soe Pecan eatan will-be sure to have aclean,work- this is a dangerous practice du in the predominately Uly-whire ‘logs never really marter when © Ing weapon that you can count on to the fact that It can be forgotton community of Sinta Ana (a gub- We re discussing a court cate hen shooting the gun, This can rb of Disneyland, in Anaheim, ‘8¥olving 4 Black man, particul- arly a Black Panther, After the so-culled Jegal arguments had peer; tnade, the jury went our to split the barrel} 3. Don’t wrap weapen, this only trapa moisture and causes rust alif.) to bring forward to the op- pressed OHljack and other people in this little fascist stronghold 1, Cleaning Solvent-This fluid digsolves corrosive primer , ¥ 4, Don't disas: Weapon salts jeft in bore after firing phe neh Bs ae ; yx ig idarraes tandebiertan ‘ allow thelr racist minds to can- 2 Ol Lubricant, Preservative ne SHES WER WO! rh OU ; See Drmeretr eects 4 Special-Used for day to day may damage it U you do ideline for br g about thelr slicer what they could get away 5. Don't ace of boltwith clear liberation ome basic pro with in the eyes of the world, protection of weapons at all Miter nine days of deliberation, AS the months rolled by and they returned to say that Arthur ing rod when cleaning weapon, Pro- bemiperatures, down to 50 de- tect 1t with a cloth grees fahrenheit SI aeees . penne re the local pigs were suffering more League wan convicted of Second rass r with am | dle Degre » ra Od With & swivel hand WEAPON BEFORE FIN member of the Southern Califor- and «more pressure frorm thelr Wegree Murder (The original on ond end and provisions for i ft ‘ { shurge had F C holding a cleaning patch or |, Use same method as before ox. \ tis he Black Panthes stop ygiatih is hr Sa ieee nt ; . Pe dctep Bice. ris- cleaning brush on the other, 4o not put oll In the bor; Party was run through and com- acrifice, Arthur's good work i Murder). That conviction carries 4. Wire Brush-A brush used amber, or oh parts of the wwa- pleted jast May 22rd, This was that cormimunit loorned him * iminium penalry of S years down the bore afler weapon that core in contact wit! the case of the { rs riur forward an the moat ikely cand- to Ife in 4 state penitentiary, has been fired unttior League, of Santa Ana, who, like fate ind that is what happened \ndi so we could say chat Arthur t h sabctiawd to clear In the flat . P tor we ~~ J agree ; mn tean 2 In the Meld Nesp Pai the © mat { our brothers, w in July of last year, After Arthur's 4'* now another political prisoner baa ard {0 gf place are nO obstructions in the bore through « long leval capture, another problem faced that should be ser free. No. We 1, If sour weapon is magazine fed Y thd sensral ile? latin of Santa Po : cheek to see that magazines ari © fascist courts of Se eer ee : Must Oop saying that, ke we CLEANING PROCEDUR clean and operatly to find himwelf fac- Ana-how to make this treamt-up MUST Stop marching and singing |, Inspect your weapon. Be sure the aes : low entence in charge appear a reality while for our freedom, expecting to get o . a LEANIN WEAPO} AP TES Hherr-ierieat they thous of me tact} {a results A ‘ chamber is empty EIN -¢ ietically t ’ , t . . resus, We must say right on 2. Field strip it ceptibilist fror luly, 199, ¢ to Brother Arthur, who is a rev- With a dry rag wipe off all old Thin ts very impor lone atched fr in Mareh, i971 rthur tin jall, lutionar And wr must welcome ol! and dirt attention should tw thd ' ‘ like ret animal dwho Lem ; ; . oi fy pei fat} j i ingeles ply in July, 19, ix -: animal ¢who t up- the example he set with his very ae yot | tec ane fail 0 clean wid ‘ i Par f Sant nosedly | ent ot nrover le et \ od , corners sctewhea your weapon after firing ill re * for the murder of Sa ih prove Ufe that we oppressed Black Hun @ dry patch ult in a messed up weapon r Hookie Pig of the Year tty people have no rights which the t ! i i r ' ‘ bore to remov ! ! to} to 4 In the o (ive e! , Tior t heat epee trial rite ppresser is bound to renpect. firt, Repeat this method Arthus rrest, two other pe Around, the put roacuced & couple Ar then we mort move to say comen out clean x. pat “t kod a ! | e of them # Party mes 1 Black tis trom the come Liberate Arthur! And move oa dirty, add cleaning sol vert to patch vot eu the tx tr t the tl ; el Lyne ut € ey wouldhave t 6; Nun a lightly otfed patch throws thi : : ' hen t eute ve teetific inet thelr maim the bore, Also the chamber evwral dry pate Repeat , : 7. Put & light coat of oll ove til the dry patel ‘ i t 'Herse a t oa t Ely HE TIME metal surfaces, don't «rap awe out clean lean ti teatn tare Obs ‘ j t lair a { " one from your fingurs under of! a; ame way ‘cAinat Art they were re it r mo", and that the 2outhern California ¢ hapeer piled to rifle, because thi i leah the fnew ofthe boli, piston, leased ut igs’ w witnessed Arthur kill this ply. Slack Panther Parn ause ruat ind loder fh cas operated ; Dow —— a —— «a inspect the Interior of the mag- b patch soaked in solvent tear e of these when I ! azine by depressing the follower Solvent off with dry patchus, He- aise { tk mt: S CAG CVETYTIMS same position that you are inf . c thor t About i ' * ; if tnterior is dirty or rust lean peat ils until all tras of car- . a « your Why a l sietere ¢ with tent coat of oil. Treat your bon are removed re peer i gun and t demonseratior Na 4 Sle alae h ig dearth Tr y Hs 2 yee ) PP : noe Nat gether Invene crib with all ern a ir ae pees ‘ ; Haag , : ke t @ Ukids ant getaeme gunz no oO dent or crop thor iin oO” rue Gay int right Ww caune vot tay j the rs and <a chk tai eitne of: taltel 4 ue ; ce and > Se Wf you aray in today and deal 4 amin rf sets rw t ee Fi bes: can Wien end nine => ; ; - . with all the domestic scruff, chen 9. When you put your weaponaway | ¢ n your weapon a wn as wn evil husband whe won'r ler | cub ‘ r pap d : put it in a dust free place ing re i ek GER PaPCE ane the ocher \alsgers can get out weapon dally forat [ni ants ents i are siahe . ing Of @ deal. ee shaye os -Srnageriar , ene Wat you a) ie rotate that scuff, DOs AN NYT thone mothods, |e" syrah: t Bs . TICKA You take on the responsitiliy aad Do wil tay in good an i of wt ‘ ae FO ROSES Guty of a black womnas, acd r 7 ' ‘ 4 = ) 1. Clean your rifle everyday . , , your’ tiiger will cither be 4 man 3 lean the chamber a8 much as é Hey wilt 4 muse Sister. Loves mi tand up with you, os baer - racy at ack m an stand Va, vou do Uw bor 4 ‘ iSee~ | eto te real hot mama That jive you're talkim | natl~ for hb 5 thee a toothbrush to clean hard reprinted From Guidebook for 1 kit t rin t fient, and out ness, s matter ! fact thar ; G3 . 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This Brazen Violation of Bobby Seale's Constitutional Rights Exposes Without a Doubt thal Black People have No Rights That The Racist Oppressor Is Bound To Respect, om THE BLACK PANTHER, SATURDAY, MAY 31, 1970 PAGE 14 THE PENTAGON ELDRIDGE CLEAVER, MINISTER OF INFORMATION, In Babylon today, power is in the hands of the Pentagon, For Black people the power in Babylon has always rested in the hands of the forces that are now centralized in the Pentagon, Under the dictator- ship of Richard The Piz Hearted all politics are being transferred into war and in order to deal with this situation, Pig Hearted has turned directly to the Pentagon. Minister of Defense, Huey P. Newton, has said that ‘‘Politics is war without bloodshed, and war is politics with bloodshed.’’ The Detroit rebellion of 1967 was higitly political. As were all the Black rebellions throwzhout the blood- stained history of Babylon, Bul tt was during the Detroit rebellion that Lyndon Baines Johnson ran to the Pentagon for help, Jolinson turned Detroit over tothe Pentagon, lo the Department of Defense and Black people were repressed by a military operation masterminded from the Pentagon, Following Detroit, Johnson created in the Pentagon a center Jor urban military problems, This center is of the same character as all the other centers in the Pen- tagon that deal with other theaters of war, such as Indochina and Palestine, Inside the Pentagon, Babylon itself has been tagged as a theater of war and inside the center for mililary problems, war games are plotted on maps on the walls. A little colored light blinks on and off and the brains of the Pentagon plot just liow they will move given a certain situalion, The pigs of the Pentagon have a program for the repression of dissent and rebellion inside Babylon, and Piz Hearted Nixon is moving in such a way that the only force inside Babylon that can possibly keep him in power is the Pentagon. Some people prefer to falk about the ‘Military Industrial Complex,”* But we think that is wrong. We think ~ that this so-called complexis ulti- mately and essentially controlled by the Pentagon simply because in the last analysis the Pentagon controls the guns and it is still true that ‘Political power grows oul of the barrel of a gun,."’ The Pentagon ts nothing but the headquarters for the policemen of the whole world, Pigs, And the pigs of the Pentagon are dug in deep, Suddenly the Pentagon becomes known to us as the most importanl factor in our lives and our struggle to survive and we are shocked to discover that we know almost nothing about the Pentagon, It is shrouded in mystery projected as a myth, yet it reaches out to kill us, strikes us down dead. Even though we are ignorant about the inner workings of the Pentagon, the Pentagon is the force that we must deal with. It has been made clear to us that White Amer- ica regards us as. a military pro- hliem, The domestic police-local police departments and National Guard-have all been programmed by the Pentagon, Following the Detroit rebellion, the Pentagon pul out a call to all the governors, mayors, chiefs of police and heads of national guard units, These pigs flocked to the Pentagon and held meetings where the problems of suppressing Black people in particular and dissenters in geneyval were discussed. Battle plans were formulated, Each city considered to be a hot spot was programmed, It was after these series of meetings that the police departments throughout the United States began arming themselves with the same military equipment and weapons that are being used against lhe people in Vietnam, General Davis, the long time Black lackey who was made chief of police of Cleveland, Ohio, is a creature of the Pentagon and the BLACK PANTHER PARTY, U.S.A. clearest example of what we are now faced with, On other levels, GI's returning from Vietnam are offered special benefits and pri- vileges if they join the domestic police. The terroristic nature of murder by pigs under the Nixon Adminis- tration is the result of conspiracies hatched at the Pentagon, The recent murders of students at Kent, Jack- son, and Augusta makes it very clear that an over all plan is in action, This pig plan calls for per- secution on political judicial levels and slaughter in the streets. This is the classical plan for operation employed by oppressors inthe pro- cess of putting down the rebellions of oppressed people against colonial and imperialist rule, We have offed the pigs’ political and the pigs’ judicial system and now the big pigs, the demagogic politician and the avaricious bus- inessmen have only one card to play against us; the Pentagon. It is to our advantage to get this clearly in’ our minds so that we can continue to know our enemy. We must focus our attack on the operations of the Pentagon and thoroughly expose this vicious plo! against us. But beyond the need to expose the Pentagon there is also the need to destroy it, The Penta- gon must be eliminated as the brain center for the suppression of the peodle of the whole world. This pentagonism was thoroughly ex- posed recently when the Pentagon dispatched troops to Cambodia at the samv time othiat ttedispatched frooos to New Haven to intimidate the May Day Mass) Rally, 4000 Marine and Pavatroopers were sent in fo back up 8009 National Guards- mon who were backing ub the local police, us YS the Special re- pressive forces of the state in Peration, CONT, ON NEXT PAGE in ie CONT, FROM LAST PAGE THE BLACK PANTHER, SATURDAY, MAY 31, 1970 PAGE 15 EXCERPTS FROM POWER AT THE PENTAGON In the spring of 1961 an American Army divisional commniander was spouting the ideas of the Rigitist John Birch Society. This was the beginning of the ‘‘Walker Case.”’ Major General Edwin Anderson ‘*Ted"' Walker, commander of the 24th Infantry Division in Germany, was a well-known officer; a tall, lean-visaged, Texas bachelor re- garded as a great ‘‘catch’’ in the Army social whirl, He led combat troops in the Korean War, After the Korean War, he revealed signs of restlessness and impatience, There seemed nothing to fight for- or against, When he asked to be relieved of a Pentagon staff assign- ment within six months, his super- iors decided to send him to a ‘‘safe"’ place where he could sort himself out, They chose the Arkan- sas Military Districl, where he would handle National Guard and Reserve affairs, Seven weeks after Walker settled into his office in Little Rock, he was responsibli for maintaining the peace m Presi- dent Bisenhower's effort to enforce desegregation at Central High School, The was fo? General Walker-a Southerner with a parochial view-a ‘‘last straw,’ He said afterward he regarded thé use of troops in desegregation as a ‘‘non-military adventure,”’ ‘ xpe rience In September, 1962, the man who had “kept the peace” at Little Rock joined and, in at least one instance, incited the riolers on the University of Mississippi campus at the time of th James Meredith, a Negro. The re- sultant battle of brick, rocks, Molo- tov cocktails and tear gas left two dead and Imndreds injured. The enyvollment of By Jack Raymond former Army officer was charged with insurrection and seditious con- Spiracy. The charges afterward were dropped. exx_xxxENEEEEES More than five hundred long- range jet bombers are ready at all times to take off within minutes of an alert signal and fly nearly halfway round the world and back without refueling, Each warplane can deliver at least one twenty- megaton bomb-one thousand times more powerful than the twenty- kiloton bomb that pulverized Htro- shima, The Air Force possesses also more than fifteen hundred ‘‘obsolescent’™’ jet bombers that can carry oul similar missions with the aid of remarkable mid-air refuel- ing tanker planes, To be certain of response, a _ certain number of flight crews sit in their planes at the end of runways. Those away from the field maintain con- teams, even visiling the going to the movies m their away from the immediate tact as harber or paivs and keeping bile wheels turned curb to permit speedy getaway, in Korea than a decade after America’s “nastiest” and most unpopular war, some forty thousand United States troops still man dug-in positions along the de- militarized zone bordering Com- Korea, Known as the Korea produces and casualties. military gjuneles South automo- nore munist North ‘*forgollten front,"" occastonal clashes There is another commitment inthe steamim and cold mountains of Vietnam, It is a clumsy and end- lessly frustrating war, absorbing than fifteen thousand of th United States e7vrm more very best men that tit can muster. Pentagon officials liave expressed the hope of withdrawing most of these men by 1965, but have made it clear that many Americans will have to stay on the scene to help train the South Vietnamese in their struggle against Commu- nist insurgents, Technically, the Americans do not engave in battle, although they fly transport planes and helicopters and ‘‘fire back when fired upon."’ Such direct support has resulted in American casual- ties CEE EEEEEAITIEITIAI IEE The news reports told how Gen- eval Walker had establisheda‘'spe- cial warfare’ office to conduct his ‘*pro-Blue’’ campaign and had o- pened the campaign with a meelt- ing at which he charged ‘‘Com- munism has infiltrated every in- stitution in the United States in an attempt to overthrow our way of life.’ Copies of The Life of John Birch, a book by the society's chief publicist, Robert Welch, Jr., of Belmont, Massacitusetts, were said lo have been distriinded to the divi- sion’s day rooms and copies of the soctely's magazine, American were pul on sale on Army 1ewsstands in the division area, The reports added that the Divi- sion’s weekly newspaper printed at least one article from lie Birchist Opinion, mngazine, “True, the world a dangerous place whether in the jungle or in the paths of Genghis Khan, the Goths, or Hitler’ s Jorces, But we had (@ achieve arhigh de- gree of civilization before we could make the danger fo the world po- tentially complete,” --Eugene M, \Zuckert, Secretary of the Airy Force : AD POW REPETIUNC MULIC® ESTALLIS \illiam W Turner has always been HMENT ine ATION SSTIFUTION THE BLACK PANTIVEN BATURDAY, MAY 31, 1970 PAGE METHOD, TIME, AND REVOLUTION Eldridge Cleaver, Minister of Information, Black Panther Party, U.S.A. Many people can absolutely agree on the inescapable necessity ol destroying the systemof oppression under which we now suffer, and fox replacing it with something better, But what divides us isthe questions of How? and When? How successfully without,in the process,negating our do we move, precisely, to accomplish our goal goal? When do we move? Once we realize what has to be done and also how to do it, we enter the political movement, and after that, the way that we move defines us politically, The expla- nation as to why we choose to move in a certain way requires a psychiarist -- for us, Fanon, (By now, we should all have studied Fanon’s THE WRETCHED OF THE EARTH.) We believe that Huey P, Newton, after carefully defining our present situation, discovered the form that Our struggle must take in order to successfully achieve our goal, And he also showed us when to move Huey defined the situation of Black people inside the United States as a domestic colony of U.S, Imperialism, A colony inside the very lair of the rapacious beast of imperialism, A colony sharing the same land mass as the colonizers, the population of the colony dis- persed throughout the population of the colonial power. Neither separated by either land or water, Huey defined the police depart- ment by the imperialists to suppress the colonized terrorize them, and keep them in check. This is a constant process of brutalization, because the constantly ix chains. Huey is the strong-arm force used people, people are moving to break thi said that the police departments Black communities in the same way and for the occupy our sume purpose as a foreign troop territory, To {ree ourselves from the system of oppression occupies conqueres , Huey said that we had to. «liberate strong-arm force, We had to break the power of the gun which this bay, Gecause of the very nature of the is at conflict, Huey said that we must use guns to offset the gun f the pigs, “We must organize ourselves in a political fashion and take up irms,'’ Huey would say, When looking ar Black people a a whole, Huey saw that the brothers and sisters off the block, the Black Lumpen within the urban centers, constituted the explosive point, that section of our people so situated that they have no choice but to move, Historically, the White racist System of oppression and exploi- tationhas held out only death and destruction to our people as an al- ternative to slavery, The prospects for brothers and sisters off the block are prison, death, the U.S, Armed Forces, ora short, hard, and bitter life, All alternatives provided for us by the system have in common that we are unnaturally destroyed-destroyed by the very functioning of the system of oppression, which is controlled by other men of another social class, The only redeeming path left open to us is the path of total war against the system of op- pression against which each suc- ceeding generation of our people have struggled for 400 years, Pigs stand in line with programs and games of disaster to run down on Black people, But nowthat Black people have begun to run down a program for themselves, pigs get uptight, The foundation of the Black Panther Party is the 10 Point Pro- gram and Platform, This is why the hand picked apologists for the System of oppression always try to eriticize and belittle our Program Platform, Some of them say it is not revolutionary, Others iy that it is fullkofvhare, But it is program) \and \platform, drawn up for OursSel¥ves iby our- selves, And 1f Will Be. iS who will Or revise it When and if we sec dite. Our idedlooy ts Our wn Change tit I Lity i! OOF pronram platform is destino cope wir! ind control the reality af ou, ly lives, destiny THE BLACK PANTHER, SATURDAY, MAY 41, 1970 PAGE 19 METHOD, Pat = The real daily life of oppressed people is Political Education, Real- ity becomes their ideology, With them, theory is united with prac- tice because they know that literally they are tO survive against against a gigantic international system of oppression that is specifically designed to de- stroy them, There are other classes of people to whom the oppression is abstract, In a poetic fashion, they know that, theoretically, they are also oppressed, etc, They re- late to news of events and we com- pose the event itself, We relate to the event, they relate to news of the event, We are in a category of our own, America is @ class and ethnic society, and the systematic oppression and exploitation of Black people is specifically struc- tured and well-placed in the design of Babylon, Brother Malcolm made it clear that history defined is ideology, The Black Panther Party says that the historical experiences of Black people is the foundation of our ideo- logy, We transform our history into our ideology when we interpret it with scientific principles of uni- versal application, When Huey and Bobby launched the Black Panther Party, the only people who were willing to follow them, then, were the stone lumpen., The stomp-down Black lumpen pro- letariat is the backbone of the Black Panther Party, Without this back- bone, the Party would only be a reflection of one of those mother country debating societies that take Marx and Lenin for their text, The Black Lumpen, the brothers and sisters off the block, can re- late to their party, the Black Panther Party, but they cannot re- struggling odds, late to the category of the Working Class, From their perspective, the Working Class is part of the pro- blem -- at least the right wing of the Working Class, THE CONTRADICTION BE- TWEEN THE LUMPEN PROLE- rARIAT AND THE RIGHT WINGOT THR WORKING CLASS IS QUALIT- ATIVELY INDISTINCT FROM TH! CONTRADICTION BETWEEN THI LUMPEN AND OTHER CATE- GORIES OF PIGS Before our people were crushed down into the position oi slaves we were well organized, Our his- since that time has been an struggle to wet reorgan- tory unbroken TIME, AND REVOLUTION ns — aa a SSS NE, The LUMPEN ized, Only by organizing ourselves can we get the freedom, security, and respect that we lost. There are more Black people in the United State than there are pigs of the ruling Our population is larger than that of many sovereign nations of the earth, But only by relentlessly struggling can we smash out of the trickbag that we have been placed in, class, Pigs, White racist pigs, say that Black people should not fight for their rights, that they should be peaceful, moderate, and reason- able, History will show that Black people have pursued their freedom and liberation with the utmost re- straint, with patience, and long suffering, In fact, history will show that the pigs drove us to ourknees, and that, down on our knees in the Luther King position, we begged for mercy. Down on our knees we begged White racist pigs for = nor only did these they denied mercy, And pigs deny us justice, us mercy. They denied us humanity itself. So let them criticize ow want to; Let us criticizing them weapons all they move on them, with our weapons, 'Mercy’ is nor a word one should throw around loosely, Mercy is the other side of the coin of lity. Mercy and Pity arecivilized norions, They ire, in fact, essential elements ol a true civilization, When Mercy and Pity are absent In any social or- ganization, that society cannot be classified as civilized. Measured by that standard, Babylon must be rotally destroyed -- and with Pity- Pity each pig heart that we cut out of a pig’s chest, Pity it to death, When we begged for Mercy we were the Blues People, We are not begging anymore and we are Black people, And pigs can’t dig it, can’t relate to it, For instance, they have provoked us to madness, Madness, People are right when they say that Black people are not in a position to face down the pigs on their level, But we are ina position toimplement head-up mur- der, We can guarantee the total destruction of Babylon -- with a form of struggle that pigs will call madness, But madness isthe Black man’s hydrogen bomb inside Baby- lon, and we must unleash this hydrogen bomb, now, because pigs are carrying out spiracy of extermination against our people, Ands\since we have everything tn rhe pot, whyshouldn’r everything and everybody in Baby- lon be in the pot with tis? The name of the pot is Babylon) a genocidal con- ALI POWER’ TO THE Eldridge Cleaver Minister of Information Black Panther Party PEOPLE THE BLACK PANTHER, SATURDAY, MAY 33, 1970 PAGE 20 (PAPA) Carmichael has stated Stokely that he conceives it as his mission to educate Black people. Then why does he obstinately refuse to testify for Bobby Seale about his long friendship with George Sams, the traitor whose lying testimony is what the pigs are using in their premeditated attempt to murder Chairman Bobby in the electric chair? 1 am sure that Stokely’s testi- mony on this point would be very educational to the people of the whole world--who are watching, waiting, and listening to dig how Stokely moves, After all, it was none other than Stokely Carmichael who sent that running dog, George Sams, from Detroit to San Fran- cisco in february 1968, and vouched to us for him, and per- sonally sponsored him into the Black Panther Party, Could Stokely’s equivocation on helping Chairman Bobby have any- ELDRIDGE SLUKEEYS JIVE thing to do with his miraculous ability to walk around Babylon free while brothers and sisters are being murdered in their sleep? Even Rap Brown was forced to draw a clear line of demarcation between himself and the enemy, and he was chair- man of SNCC after Stokely. And Brother Ralph Featherstone is dead, Could it be that Stokely’s puz- zling behavior hides something much deeper than that? Stokely Car- michael is no bumbling idiot, And he is not a wizard or a crossword puzzle, Why did he choose to re- sign from the Black Panther Party in the middle of the McClellan Committee hearings and denounce the Party with a jive Black Power version of the same charges that the \icClellan Committee is de- signed to fabricate against the Party in the pigs’ plan to destroy the Party? Stokely, the upright Prima Donna of the “I'm Black and I'm Proud” set, has made it very clear that he would like to see the Black Panther Party go out of existence, He thinks he {s on some kind of *'Come-Back”’ trail. He wants to see his name In lights again, his grinning face on the cover of magazines, his deeds and actions on everybody's lips, In Africa, his name is on every- body's lips -- but it has turned into a curse, a case stuay of another fat-mouth fool turning inside out, People ask, ‘‘What's wrong with Stokely?’ | answer, the same thing that happened to Tshombe and Mo- buto, Some poison at the core of his ego has burst forth, under pressure, and his true inclinations, his ultimate inclinations, are sur- facing. | never will forget that he told us,during the Pan-African Cul- tural Festival, that ‘‘You guys are up there now, up on top, but just watch me, l’ll be back up there,” Stokely is only one of his type, There are many more jackanapes running around who passionately hate the Black Panther Party, not because of any objective political analyses, but precisely because the Black Panther Party blew their game away and moved the stakes so high that their cowardly nature caved in and so they had to get off of a too hot scene, From the sidelines, they hover like vultures, more anxious than the pigs to see the Party die it’s last breath, These power mad egotists have begun to make all kinds of alliancesin order to hang-on*to the scene, Vhe basic problem of the type of nape we're discussing is that he has Black bourgeois origins and has great difficulty relating to the brothers and sisters off the block, the Lumpen, of which the Black Panther Party is composed, All these freaks with their college ed- ucations, from Jimmy Garrett, Ron Karenga, LeRoi Jones, to Sir Stokely, saw the sky falling in upon them and felt the carpet slipping under their feet when the Black Panther Party, led by Huey P, Newton and Bobby Seale, came on the scene, Thrashing around wild- ly in the quicksand of their own twisted minds, they have reached out and shook hands with the Devil and said, ‘‘Power To Me, By Any Means Necessary”, To Stokely and his kind, we say; Neither one monkey nor a whole boxcar full is gonna stop this show because this is the final act, When the curtain falls, there will be prizes to hand out, and we will see to it that you get yours, Now lick thateup)@Stokely, with your long, international toncue, ALL POWER TQ TRE PEOPLE! SEIZE THE TIME, SEIZE THE LAND! Ob ALL THEBES! Eldridge Cleayer Minister of Information Black Panther Party THE BLACK PANTHER, SATURDAY, MAY 31,1970 PAGE 31 = » Seemann seat aaa ae te mmmennes 3 ee hae a 4 z fm a. , . — U.S. IMPERIALISTS MUST RETURN OKINAWA IMMEDIATELY, UNCONDITIONALLY, AND COMPLETELY. April 26 is the “day of Okina ; wa,’ designated as) the = day tong with this, the U.S Japanese opposing tte US. ‘imperialists \ tevctionafies are trying to extend occupation of Okinawa indefinitely the terms of the (LS On this occasion, the Korean Jopan “Security pact. obviously people express all-out support and for reshaping the US Japanese militant solidarity with the just military alliance info # nuclear struggle of the pe wle of Okina military ote wa and a E- who have tisen up Behind all these criminal moves against the U.S.Japanese reaction of the U.S Japanese reactionaries aries’ machination for aggression for permanent occupation of Okj- and war demanding the immedl- niwa by US (mperialam is a ate, unconditional and complete re sinister alin to strengthen: the mil turn of Okinawa, At the same itary compact between the US time, they sternly denounce the and Japanese agyressors and use US,Japanese = reactionaries for this island for aggression in Asia, their criminal plot to perpetuste a new war of ageretsion in Ko the U.S. imperialist occupation ol rea in particular Okinawa and farther step up their Openly declaring that the Oki- aggression on Korea and the rest nawa base is “directing ils spear ol Asta head to North Korea,” the U.S Comrade Kim Il Stung, the great imperialiois ate now building of Leader of the 40 million Korean expanding the military bases people, sald as follows there on an extensive scale, with “Japan is serving the U.S. im- the agressive artned forces rein perialists as supply base and al- forced with rapidity, and are kick tacking base for aggression a- ing up a frantic racket of war galinst Asian countries.” (“The De - exercise : moctatic People’s Republic of Ko Vy The reactionary Sato clique, rea Is the Banner of Freedom ; > cheek by Jowl with the 1S: im and Independence for Our People f ; perialists in this eceiminal policy and the Powerful Weapon of large spy plane “EC-121" the has openly clamoured {hat if the Bullding Socialism and Commun machinations of U.S, bmperi- (LS. imperialists ignile a new ag jum,” p, 70.) gressive War in Korea they would The cecupation of Okinawa by not attly mmediately put the the US. imperialists ts an { Korea, worsening the situa: whole territory of Japat, Okinawa come of the aggressive collusion tion to the extreme. But il in Jed, to th se of the US beiween the US: and Japanese the U.S. imperialists dare to imperialists as < pet ational thane ecactlonaries : altack recklessly owr land in but also dispatch even Japan's After their occupation of the Ja which the all-people defence selfilefence torces™ to the hatile panese territory ‘ol Okinawa in system is established the vil- framt of Korea June 1065, the US. imperialiat ag jains will meet immediate tt clearly shows that the Sato gressors fave turned this island and severe punishment of our liqge is the very treacherous with the positive support ani People’s Army and people gromp selling the faundarmerital operation of the Japanese militar and perish lor ever nlesest ; | ¢ Japanese people ists. into their complete. new ght out to US, imperisliem anil ! ul-andl stooges Slinded fony, the biggest tilttary tase ld aguressive ambition and nuclear hase ! Asian a Today, the criminal tlewp be gicasion. Now « t srrall tween th US. unperialists and land of 2.300 squar kilometres t! reactionary Sato clique. thule the US. iniperialists have set up stooges, las reached the estren 15) of mote milla f : t in thelr scheme for aggression In Stantly stationing + ‘Egress Asin, Korea in particular sian arin f theres services The US Japanese reactlonaries over 50.000 strong. Also they have heme for perpetual occupation converted this land into # big | Okinawa by the US. imperis welear atl chemical ts and indelinite extension of the 7 r mag : and usd : writ pian? ‘ es K on war ce US ‘ . ptestey 4 ee ' ‘ > ! he f iw tla 4 ‘ “ thle te f Japan's itete } ane rit inn The us Tipe alia? sri othe ath) le , larinf ihe faithtul pur) srhkals are } Weeral ¢ ar 6 6fft erie ' «+4 ‘ and an advance ba for ay pa Asia ‘the world sion in Korea and thie rest of Avia ' btaining situs emanie The stion of ORinaws its to t { + 1 « ’ : 7 the US mperiulioas a vainst vs s ad Vversior t an apmgressive mill he Japanese milits i} cat's ary t iL t | s grav ping intring in i! ve Today, broa . ft ty aml territeria feqerul ' ipé t people as weil the but al ureat (oo pe . forces led the Janan . rity ' ‘ t ‘ tuniat Mar i fini part rlw tl tr : the (0S:Janane Cail nd war t inne arid al fice ; ir gale US pa ae t ’ Er The t t ft lapanese fortutn ret ra > he . , ; hitants of Ob Ty ee { Japal te i - ferin cod j © atl ' t ninent Japas rit \ tut ‘ k of the are the 1S 1 : ugg ! ; Asie and | Okina " va i th ‘ 1) Ste ti at ite US omrade Kim HS wy. the Japanese reactionaries plot f pected and teloved Lesder of th war of agar The Okina AO MINPKorean people. said as people ear wet | { n} "U.S. IMPERIALISTS, DON'T ACT RASHLY!” follows sine and lead a pedortul life ae peaple slpport and express and Japan's security and siver nm, have a litary pase” for aggren@ieilinee Vane gee with the Japan Moa Lapaicber AF sae a nba lient ere f “ . aaeglee ee tse prople tn ir struggle o- eiynity e quarean , ’ ; : Pay" seding + ttt ‘1 rs ‘ ares ns inte intiater wey gaint So ie ial only when the U.S. ienperialiats ar ; a TT | Okinaws. B this Ard wh te tricky {Geen ‘ Mecialiom and do- Wl he ltoreed uit 1 tau a ' sore oni va A " t rin ut tree ! be in sts sie ate neste Monopoly Capital for wine pe a ‘ ‘ thee P pent ' i , + / ; Sai ; vlog the country's complete inde- and Japay. Win, Comprcre ime ve ibels t bh ‘ MOU | seavertilt Peg Hip Sato CO opendence: Cemnatacy and peace.” Petiieitce [te trv i Aw P be y ! lertrand | it | pwertul ler nartier , ’ iid. Ta ad tion + Ls a joer daeary ae i ' ‘ 1 yale f? i eopic nes ' rou aint turn th The ts Hitineriatixt ¢ sallon A Bid bene! pa ya daha a ov! neti see wy rolibbie tala, : terTiOry OF Japan, Hae LKt , ONMAWS must | ‘ an rh 1 peace ‘area ; j ' t ug ‘ wa ‘ ' tral wa, 1M he cwer ase. A t the island be returtied um — tat in why Ure Jape ae ; on riediatels PINT peang nin ple, the inhabitanta of Okinaws POSTER TAKEN FROM DEMOCRATIC completely aid the Uses a included, have al e yy ! ’ >.Vapan OR pgp linnaic tiny Bs PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF KOREA The Ue es tiperialisg = sper, Oiinawe-and (is , { H cares i | Mies Trash quit al once Okinawa, m iHilitary tinse and fough ! - . MAGAZINE No 160 1970 Saith Korea avd the reat of Asia mriedly againat the ’ THE BLACK PANTHER, SATURDAY, MAY 51, 1070 PAGE 22 “SHOULD THE NIXON ADMINISTRATION BLINDLY PERSUE THE PATH OF AGGRESSION, NO MATTER HOW CRUEL AND PERFIDIOUS IT MAY BE, NO MATTER HOW MANY SCHEMES AND MANOEUVRES IT MAY RESORT TO, IT CANNOT AVOID TOTAL DEFEAT.”" |adies and Gentlemen, favourahle to the U.S. Imperialist What Mr, Nixon has recently and the Lon Non + Sirtk Muatak done in the Indochinese peninsula clique, the Nixon Administration and whar he has recently stated, from April 29, 1970 onwards especially in his Aprils0. speech motilized an tmportant force and May §,i0970 pressconference, made up of U.S, troops andSaigon have proved the correctness of r coninting of in our cemerks the bellicose f¢ ired units, air foree- nature,the obstinate and perfidious Including BU, 526, and recently Stittude of the Nixon Administra~ even navy, to blatantly cross the tion. berder and launch a anive I, At no time since it took armed aggression ugainse Catn- office has the Nixon Administrs- bodia, Since the war it tion really meant to settle peace South Viet Nar has been officially fully the Viet Nam problem on a extended to the whole of the Indo fair and junt basis auch as that chinese peninsula try the Nixon indicated tn the 10-peint everall \dministration, seriously threat- solution advanced a year apo ty the ening peice in Southeast Asia Provitions! evolutionary Geav- amd in the world, ernment of the Republic of South ? Finally, it is else for the pur- Viet has Nam, On the cootrary, it nurtured the illision a military victory and of negotiating on «4 postion of strengtt, in hope of achieving U.S pose of gaining a military victory ang of negotiatiog trom «@ ponitic of Strength that in the first days of May last the Nixon Administra- always of gaining tior launched extremely bar- nec-calonialist goals not only tn ‘ re se) . South Viet Nam but alse in Laos RaFOUS ENG targe-scal stderr against many { ilous arean and ind Cambodia, and contir if economic ingtallations in Ge pro- play the rolo of gendarme tr ¥inee { Curt Binh and Nghe apatite ones and in North Viet Nam; and that Thin ls the reason wily tt. Fe. the | Secretary of Defense egies Pctig tee raia Babs shores ypenty threatened fo resutne t to completely and unconditionally U.S. bombint of North Viet Nam, withdraw (0S. troops fromm South ‘ Viet Nam, whereas it advocate These Alr attacks constitute a Vietnamization which mee the violatio of the United Sune prolomeation of the war ant of cotnmitmert t filetely step all the U5, military occupation its bombardments ayainet North This in the reason why tt has Viet Nam, and anextremely gros escalated the war in Laos, and = encreuchment the vernlents mk the United States Geeper d security of the Democratic Ne- and tper into the war there blic of Viet Nam. te view of it haw etcalated to the extent of these extremely eruve te of the seniing Thal inercenary troopest Linited Star r Delegation ot invade Laas of whalf ‘us the Puris Conference aon Viet Ns t thue buplementing the expressed ite firn rotest in it "'Nivon Doctrine’® of unteg Asia May &, | statement { post to fight Anians, poned for one week the 66th Men- This ts also the reas wiry it wry Scasior staged the March If, 1970 cou d'etat in Mhaom Mrol), Lquidating 1 Geom Lt necesmary to add iat the independence and oeutralit tc in the United rare i of the Kingdom of Cambodia | minitted itself to totally and - 4 atten to ture iat country conditional top it rtnttard tote » US, military base ang ment gulnat the Democratic | new -type colon ind a8 the public of Viet N u lod to the Khiner people, in response to the convening te ris Conference historic eppen! made on Marcti 2 Viet Nat The ty t 197) bey Semelret jlead of Seate = the (nized tate inet the Norodom Sthanvuk, were closin territory of the Democratic Re- thetic ranks in the National Waited = pul lie of Viet Nam during thie first From of & impuaches and re lays of May last, lve pert I solutety fighting back, makity the jeopardized the work of the Part more aml more un-~ Conference Hf the Lvthed Srate situatior statement by Mr. NGUYEN MINH VY on behalf of the Delegation of the Government of the Democratic Republic of Viet Nam at the 66th Plenary Session of the Paris Conference on Viet Nam continued its bombardments 2- gainat North Viet Nam, the Del- egation of the Government of the Democratic Republic of Viet Nim would feel compelled to draw the necessary conclusions, The United States must bear the entire re- sponsibility for all the grave con- arining from its acts 2. Along with ite extremely bellicose and obstinate policy of iggeression, the Nixon Administra tion also appears to be most cun- hing and perfidious, seeking every and allevation to de- American and sequences tmanocuvre ceive and placate ¥orld public opinion Mr. Nixon argued that the send- ing of troops into Cambodia and aircraft to bomb North Vier Nam wat to protect the Wfe of US, troops in South Viet Nam. This is & totorious argurient aiming at justifying the eatension of the wat As for the protection of the life Wf US; troops, the bent way is for Mr. Nixon to rapidly withdraw all US, troops from South Viet Nam and let them enjoy carly family reunton In the face of the firm and vieorous protest raised by the American and worid people againat the United States for disregarding international law and, launching an armed agyression against Cam- bola, m wan led to argu that 5, trooft would not fo furtiier tha kilometres into umbodl ind would be comple tely withcrawn fron ambodia b\ the end of june 1970, Actin thourh such timitath in tho snd space minkt help conceal the tlicwa!l am! criminal character of the US re i in stritect What ind procedure allow the I tates touvertly invade, CCUT i ruvage ther lo The | 1 States hu a right “ t vet cru eve af inci { the nmbents territur Neither | it right to bervadk ia oven for minute! Wit is ore aay ce an aly that Mr. Ni ob te fi u i ; i 1 Sule puppet troot within those Limite } lear ! fo rer the jrerari { t ix rehis wit fy of U5 hal trooy ward salling the Mehorg iver to mn Penh and Kx wt (ipa fh May tlandt ; the t t sue by the hed { the at Kdiininiatration in- Sicating that there would be ow limitation® to the aggressive of ‘ ih { the Salton Troope i Cambodia, the mobilization of the Saigon navy with the participation of the Seventh Fleet to blockade Cambodia and the scheme of land- ing troops in Ream and Kongpong Som, etc, On May U, 1970, the Foreign Ministry of the Democratic He- public of Viet Nam issued 4 state- ment pointing out: This omremely brazen ag- gression by the United States and the Saigon puppet adminis- tration has Jaid bare the fal- lactous allegation of US, Pre- nident Nixon claiming that the United States ‘strictly respects the neutrality of the Cambodia: people’, and thar it ‘will not invade the territory of Cam- bodia ‘"The Vietnamese people and he Government of the Dem- ocratic Republic of Viet Narn energetically denounce the United States and the Saigon puppet administration for send- ing thousands of troops to occupy Phnom Penh, condict- ing large-scale operations to Phnem Penh with warships and aircraft, blockating and landing troops along the coast of Cam- bodia, andl stepping up the war of aggression against Cam- bodia, The Vietnamese people and the Government of the Dom scratic «Republic of Viet Nar resolutely demand thar the ited Staten aral the Saigon puppet administration «ine mediately stop all these acts af agerttsion and severly warn them that nelther perfitious wocuvres, tor frenzied ects of war the part of the Dnited States and the Saigon puppet administration can retrieve the U5, defeat in South Viet Nam andin Cambodia, aod avoid the collupeing af the Theiu-Ky Khiem and Lon Non - Siri \tatah clique The tiited St ate immed «tte )«6phenclhimer ip Saigon and Phnom Penh tut car the entire re » ality fur all the contequences Apige ing frown their acts Mr. Nis i id thathy eende ing troope ti ttack Cariixnfiaie hea tyi t rte t wits viet Nu This il ical Argue of Nt Nixon's oxpunding the war to Bing) mer wae te tantamount te ayl Let te ust Dur the wholo street : eatinguiel the fire on 4} t Sir, Nikon areved tat In send ing treott to atmack Cambowia, be could recdice American casualties, How can American casualties be reduced when U.S, troops have to die pot only in South Viet Nam but also in the U.S, militury ad- venture in Cambodia? This haw been proved by the Increased American casualiies in the past few days Mr, Nixon also saidthat by send~ ing troops to atuick Cambodia, he would better implement the plan of withdrawing US, troops from South Viet Nam, What an absurd arguinent! While the UnitedScates is unable to extricate itself from one Viet Nam, now Mr, Nixon sinks it into another **Viet Nam'* in Cambodia - not to mention arill another **Viet Nam"" in Laos how could he quickly get the United States out of the quagmire? These arguments of Mr, Nixon's are so full of sophistry andstrik- beige cootradiction# that one American sewspaper was led to speak of them As genuinely puer- ile arguments, insulsing to the in- telligence. Obviously, these ar- guments can persuade no opel ’. We have many 4 time stated that the Nixon Administration tuist adopt a realistic view In the Vict Nam problem, give up the iusion of gaining « military victory, re- dark design of ag- gression in Viet Nam and engage in Serious negotiations a the Paris Conference oa Viet Nam and, wit! the other parties, work toward an agree- tient om # political solution to the Viet Nam war. However, it ls nore evident, eapectally nillitary adventure in Caminxiia, that the Nixon Admin- intration ie still blindly cherish- ing the illusion of « military solution, lt continues to fake arti- ficial prospects of victory to de the American people 2nd to Ucedive itself, making believe that mounce its together more 4m after its ceive the invasion of Camixatia would be the Tat, military effort and that stre® A\few more efforts total wictory would be achieved, Hut Nir. Nigiog appears to for- rat the devine! the preceding éAdoilnlete tive, tow times hae the Geant « tory of the ( %. authorities bee Getcated by the tard tacts of the re? * tite have Uwy repeated the so-called “lant effora”** The pat thay IIUArate Th many nilitary vtec + tecrw ANY Go?er the Newm Ade following te the CONT, ON PG, 28 peonle + , rearview mit 1) “Tiel Pigs was diivi blocking round f tot uw ' t) bral ' , I } S f it f 1 i ‘ 4 Til Minister of the EVENING THE BLACK PANTHEN, SATUMDAY, MAY 31, 1070 PAGE 22 im” This is an excer{*< of 'Sotre Ua the book Time’ which was eritten recently by Chairman Dobby ale while in the New tlaven jall This book got ver {heer me ge to dos the tith {t the boon fate And the hairman rufis Gown the experienc: of himself the Black Huey, af Panther up to the In- cago ane Haven t m™ vt ind Tet reece ity te gain it any me ne ‘ We't ri lilopen infda for t ar : ibe " ‘ hat tt a | Par ric ft itacs tion is al CHAIRMAN BOBBY, POLITICAL PRISONER U.S.A, ved wu } l asked a ition? This man has been making speaking engagement N td have as He's been on national TV down in Los Angeles. He spoke ry tit I f if. g ft 1000 people at the National Conference to Combat Fascia Convention + Oakland. He's in the public eye ' lj nm vw ] The Comm joner said he had me itdiction over that , i teurs working for i thd ily set the bail, which he said would b ' ; Ke th it «©. $ 25.000. So | went back to the cell in the federal building W ! Two hour fer that fiest appearatvce in the federal court ' ! 1 ash hen 1 got called back weain and bail was post 1 $75.000 in a F | liv thouelt h ashier® heck. When | got ready to leave the Commis how he’ loner utt, th arshials caid, “Will you step bach here fi | itt \ N wait 2 riinute. They've | i t t hed wit Thes pura ted yt rach re’ So ! l / back ther b thought, | ! re fk | j (} | teil i hack ‘| j | | ; ' | t { Ju) | ley ] A i iit 1 if } j J { ‘ ’ ; , i» ai r! ry l ! laut wher it i ' | ‘ : ‘ , , | I YY I ! ' ! x | { | ‘ | ‘ " ! | , ' } ’ tH W | other iswisth ia ui, but ec dthly® peee t he Fetes We) fave to) ge oe ! ¥ gio fir Ay app. ated lev idee ct stivh elex | nd} tye pail ty uy} told them tho | nel that | waritest woArt j 1 CONT, ON NEAT P AGF “ .2UE BLACK PANTHER, SATURDAY, MAY 41, 1970 PAGE 24 CONT, FROM LAST PAGE EIZE THE TIME 1 packaged what little property [ had~ cigarettes, writing paper, handkerchiefs, ote.-and they pul if ina box and ted it up and took everything out of my pockets. After | was dressed they pot a chai around my waist. It had a little clip on it, and an extra picce of seven-inch chain hanging down. Then they put two sets of handcuffs through one of the links in the chain and they put both cuffs on me, They brought out two more prisoners and put some leg irons on all of us ~ They drove out through the city and as we went Up the ramp on the freeway and started toward the Bay Bridge, # highway patrolman fell in beliind us. As we went further by the main police station, another highway patrolman got in front of us, That's how we went acrom the bridge, At the toll plaza a third highway patrolman pulled in behind us We then headed north on Interstate 80 to Sacramento The marshals stopped in Marysville and we ate there. | remember one of them asked me what | considered a silly question. He sid, “You guys wanna eat out here’ Some guys don’t like to let other people to we them chained down and everything.” “Man, it don't make me no difference,” I said ‘Tima political prisoner. It's up to these cats here.” They said they didn't care either, so we sat out there and ate for about 20 minutes At that time, although | didn’t know it, Allan Brotsky one of Garry's partners, had been arguing in court back in San Francisco for me, and the judge had ordered that Pinot be taken to Chicago, The U.S. Attorney kept on stalling He srid | was gone and they couldn't get in touch with our cat All they had to do was to contact the Highway Patrol es cort which followed us all the way to the Nevada border I noticed once when we did stop, the head marshal made a phone call, This was around noon, The judge had giver 1 said, “Man, the ats. ft’ ent, mar, in u lo} of way ting from you I eerse etid of this indictment to try to need Garry her md evervbod lawyer. | haven't confirmed any Selendis aren hust that my situation is rant f the: not going to be letting Hoffman pi for me, when tomey of record. The marshal waved the gavel everybody, ros Th knows that Garty wim nowt idioununent Boum. Boom, B Pin not split very cities me or the tail > prison so | Garry's my hip to him, | sew the tactics he was using, #0 every time he sturted raiskng his voice I'd raise my yhice foe . One morning one of the marihuls comes back dato the lockup before court started and says, “Bobby, you've pot # lot of flack Panthers, a lot of black people out there t t's on yout tide today, | hope nothing happens” “Well, there ain't nothing going to happen.” I said. “They're here to observe. They've got right to observe They've got a tight to be in there.” “Well, the judge told us to po over and sit you down and} just don"t want-any of them to art anything.” “They're not going to start mothing,” replied. Five minutes later they came back and got me. Court still hucri't started. All the defendants were scaticred around the défense table. Schultz, Porat [government attorneys) were around the prosecution's table. | sald, “Brothers and sisters in the audience, | want to say a few things to. you You've been noticing for the past weeks in this courtroom that I've been getting threatened by the judge and they're talking about papging me and all this kind of crap, but 1 filve a right to speak out in my own behalf. But | don’t want you cats out there to get upset and get emotional and start doing anything that’s out of the ordinary |" L said “You've got o tight (0 be participants here You've gota right to observe this trial and sce what's going on If any- thing happens, don't do anything untiecessiry “It anybody attacks us, we defend ourselves. That's the principle of the Party, Whether they have a gun of not, if they attuck us, we defend ourselves, If they make us leave the courtro they just make us leave the courtroom, We leave. Hut don't nobody do nothing; keep your cool,” The court convened, and Schultz got up and sald, very nusty-like, “Your honor, Mr. Seale got up here this moming and was talking about attacking people” He tried to make it sound real bud “You're u lian” | sand real loud You're He wat up there talking and I jumped up and walked to the lectern and said, “Yes, | said something to the people but I didn't ceally say that, Thists a bunch of "You're a racut lar a pig and a fascist.” this morming racist Hes, w fascist operation.” Then | went back to iny seat to sit down, Marshals were moving all around the room about to charge me. They were teally coming in on me, the otder at 11 A.M, At noon we were still in Caltfornia Honorable’ man. Schulte was still trying to tell the judge that | had Legally, | should have been taken back to San Francis Julius J. Hoffinan presiling.” At got up uid spoken about attacking people The marshal must have called San Francisco because the walked to the podium and told to read a next moming after he got us out of jail in Reno he told me statement concerning my legal defers that 9 lawyer had gone to bat for me yesterday and did a “Dow t you hay swyer?” Hoffman ask pretty good job. He asked if L knew an Al Brotsky “No” 1 said. “I want to read this statement concerning e > e my defense.” So lread the statement. | got to the point in ifter a week-long journey cross-country in chains, Bobby tt latenient wi tid if ; don’t respect Seale arrived in Chicago where he war held in the Cook ™) Constitutional ¢ ! ing to hav : County Jail One of the original eight defendants in the ye" blatant racist ficed aguinst all tl thet Conspiracy Trial, Scale remained in Chicagy mfil severed Gefendants and myself in particular from the cau “Hold it! Hold itt Hold it!" Hoffman interrapted me “What did you say?’ ‘A blatant caciat,” | replied. “I consider. you a racist just {« HICAGO: MY CONSTITUTIONAL BIGHT AK DENIED Me] like all the thr tile wh AY Can tutional fiehts wolated the South thi ) the hist hi miiry He didn’t know where | wat comine trom 1 wa f tre ti fact that a tnonint ihe «rial start ty al } ul Curt poten ‘ tt ment on Ul { ! tl i th ip t " ! Ht ! in i it bimall | W | Mi K N I ’ | ia it Dun ' in L I j ( l ntl | J ' vy) | tart i Hut J blaftm r 1 hia { } 1 t ! | ab i Wi ly | ; { N T i} } t int t | N 1} Ku | I | . hat K \ ra | pe } ' y boli { tiar,” | said, and | stood up again ! ' i hials rant oO i rubbed me, and the big one i { i py wi hit me. W | stood up, he pushed me bach nto the seat iy TRIAL FINALLY GOT UNDEM WAY Ute test ' M ! f ! } stool ay As thu tl t. the whole chair went ck over and I hit day. 1 was i the hospital at the time, and iw i 1 } wutiat You are | - the {7 At ime time another cat hiv tall cat who sowed to keep my legal etull will Meanwhile Mr. Seal And I ; N ' want “s ed Stim me up and pulled my arm, putting it ine { was waiting for ! pe t t from Garr ! ht fu) tras } K. Ga hamn i Finally | got a phone call through to Garry ' tT talked ' f . Hey ut, ¥ re hurting me.” | said. Now this is Shim, to Barney Dreyfus, Garry's law partner, and | asked | ! A jud f hy thot ot th me tine ‘trving nol Lo mess Garry was definitely going into the hospita hau | up wilh n . whut t lil ie hes doo tm back down hanged his mind. His doct id tee had better eo hav ! I i! t " j Hev. rian, be that gall hladder operation right aw ty i N ; l thy j , ‘You'te real danger fo bas fil “ft Well, In ti Kt Pw yi i ust, bade hing about attacking any judge to postpone my part of the tr that | I t uid yolk t seit d it right to de Gatry 1 said, “because | t funet { . i vt sid t don't want th ther lawys wre. | , ' se til tiniedl ot Teak peas liry the judge that I what (ot doing, and then maybe after | { ! rm \ n : peitia dou: hh By. thie tune the marshals hospital we can po ot Drevfias niet t ht \ } talked to the Panther Party Couteal Connie bau : key , ‘Wi ot tell the teunh bout &. y what te situation, and the Central Cormill | } th i hn W & Peo and oo DIOR thing. we have a 1 had a legal right to fire the ew) bali ' ourek o> attacked 7 dd ay anything And boom! That's what happenee i 1« \ re H¥in ge 0 pinta A Tp st t* Tell the hospital and wrote out tho ’ ' ay iny tT ) ood at hire quest that 1 be allowed te fi the tay and ij the Tras Hie \ vhat Solutta di? fe wy Yes. you trial wiitil Cheattes Gurry « nid defend 4 The | ‘ Jet ' i . hat RRR Ral fh What} Wd And ing. Priday, 1 got up and went t lie tial, @ if tu a aed ; 7 | wat | cought hun : boil to the defense table | told Kutatle: that te f everybody, One of the defendants said, “Mar, that's gery hh eke it lavh like all of the defendants are spliiling rh CONT, FROM LAST PAGE SEIZE THE TIME [CHICAGO: SHACKLED, GAGGED AND HOUND) HE DAY FE HAD TO CALL Schultz a liar for trying to “misquote me on what I'd said before court opened, T got gagged. I hud demanded my rights. 1 told them; “I! demand my Constitutional rights.” 1 even banged on the table while | was talking, “And Judge Hoff- man, you know it,” Usaid. “T have a Constitutional right to defend myself.” They tecessed the court and then came back and Hoffman says, “Mr. Seale, are you going to dis cupt this court anymare?” “I'm not disrupting the court,” | replied, “I arn going to make my tequest and demand that | have a right to defend myself, because IL know | have that right.” Then Hoffman told the marshals, “Take the defendant and appropriately deal with him.” That's the way Hoffman said it. They took me back in the lockup right outside the courtroom, They got sume tape and put it acrow my mouth. They handcuffed my hands down close to the legs of a metal folding chair and put the irons on my legs They looped the chain throught one of the rods running across the front of the folding part of the chair and brought i out and clasped it to my right leg. The jury came back In, and Judge Hoffman sys some kind of crazy crap, “Disregard this and disregard that.” 1 shook my head at the jury and said, “Hub-ul, huhah” Some tears started rolling down ore of the juror’s eyes. | looked at the jury-—“Huleul.” Hoffman said stuff like, “Mr. Seale is trying to disrupt the court,” I shook my head at the jury, “Uheulh, ul-uh.” to indi cate | wasn't trying to disrupt { sat there and something else came. Hoffman sid some thing about mic, so | rattled the handcuffs against the metal chait—clang, clang, clang, clung, clang. as a means of abject ing, still trying to defend myself. A little later they brought a witness on 10 testify, and my name was mentioned Through the tape | fiollered, “It object,” in a muted sound, but it could be heard. The tape wasn't holding too well because of my beard. So f sxid again, “lL object, | ob ject, | have a tight to defend myself” So they took me out again, Two. or three marstals lifted the chair up and just took me hack inte the lockup. They put the tape back on mic, and pul amg around my mouth and tied the thing, atid took me back into the courtroom Later, Hoffman asked ime if | would promise mot to Uiv- rupt” the court. He loved (0 use ; disrupt” ind “outburst so the press could print “distupt™ ar d “outburst wouldn'| see whut was tally porngy involved Way: really an issue of Constinutional man said | should indicate my ap and down for yes, a lett to tight for no { didn't shake my head up and down, nor ute 1 slyeker it ye ople » + wv hecatie What was Hofi shaking ory tiead rights nawer. tw Jeft to right. | said, night ihiough that gag, “I wants sat my woice was multled tut ever vhods mild bear nw watt a right ty def nl covedlf and vou have whit 10 be 1 want to defend mye ane papeing rie and ahi A linge tive that's all Min yoing for People way in the back ot te hear re af all, teat the jute the audience cline to me could hear sidtlierice protiatly couldnt the muatalials Ue pe anil The first day when | was shackled and gagged, a big black marshal put the iron around my leg real ‘ght, to the point whete the blood circulation actually stopped in my tight leg The second time they shackled me that day | motioned for this girl (a black law student sitting at the defense table) to give me a picce of paper, and | wrote a note that the blood circulation was being stopped in my arms because of the way they had the handoulls at the bottom of my hands The only way | could get some relief was if 1 slouched way down in the chair, Samebody in the court said that my blood pressure was being stopped, and another marshal came and loosened the handcuffs HE NEXT DAY THEY HAO some big straps instead of handcuffs, and they strapped me to a wooden arm chair, “Sit down in the chair,” one of the mat: thals suid, J sat down in the chair and said to my self, “Hoffman looks like a damn fool, sitting up there gap- ging me and carrying on, He knows durn well I've got a right ta defend myself; he Knows duty well | should have a lawyer here, a lawyer of my choice, and he's foolish.” So this cat started wrapping these atraps around my arm “Say, man, they're kinda tight,” | said “That's jist the way it's gonna have to be.” He wrapped one strap down my leg and said, “Is that tight?” “No.” PF said, “they're not tight down there” Then lie tightened them up some more. Later another marshal came by and f said, “Say, rian, hese things are too tight,” 0 he loosened them, After that he put a lot of padding in front of my mouth, and ted a big large cag around it. The rag came across my mouth and went around the back of my neck. Another tag carne up ander my chin and was tied ina knot on the top of my head After | was gagged and everythitig, they went out and this cime big nigger punk pic tightened the straps right back up again uround my arms. Then he opened the door and said, “Come on,” to one of the ather manhals who was standing outside the door, and they picked mie up and took me out to the table E kept trying to Wiggle my hand, but wiggling it wasn't getting any blood circulating this time, ec 1 started pushing the thing and pulling it, pushing and pulling, trying to get ame blood circulation. | beckoued to the girl law student with my head. She was my means of communication with Garry. “What do you want?" she asked me. She'd say, “Do you want a pencil?” and I'd shake my head to indicate veal, In fact | tried fo tatk through the gag While she was standing thee trying to help me, Schultz interrupted and said soniething “Your honor, Ud like the court to know that the yourtg lady touched Mr Seale’s hard ina very motherly way when he left the court yor yesterday.” He cad that for the jucy to hear, hoping to discredit her for trying to heip me out | wrote a little note and said my blood cucula eive that ta Wein about Anyway thon was being stopped and told ber 1 glass anid tell Weinglacs to tell the court. They were still doing come kin of crows-éxatrining up there, tut my blood chcnbthon was foppiig 1 tried to move Ue straps These wooden chairs, they kind af smooth and varnished and evwerviliing, Mv arti“ iting on top of the ann of the ohuie. and | ied to aig my arn over to the side. The strap were gory around the arin ob the chats and ty towne my if hiewsened it, anid 0 said mol forth and thet circulation off of the chate that kind So 1D just pudied iny um "Al started’ wriggling mv hands 10 pet down and sees that I've kind ot loosened atin tah some blood This big pee ooh the straps and that Mon wiggle my tan to pet sume hhood THE BLACK PANTHER, SATURDAY, MAY 31, 1970 ¥ citculation. He reaches over and grabs the trying to Gphten the strap up, Man, that hurt the my arm , [started to mumble, but | couldn't half be heard. “I want my blood circulation, | want to get my blood circulation.” At the same time he was reaching over me and jerking the chair, Two more mahal came up and grabbed at the chair. | bent forward and said, “Huh-uh,” and the first pig struck an elbow in my chest. His elbow knocked me back against the back of the chair, He hit me again. Then three mote marshals attacked me, all at the same time with the other two still trying to pick up the chair. The whole chair went up in the air and fell all the way back inte the press section, The ptows was sitting directly behind the defense table and I fell on top of them, They were fran- tically trying {0 get out of the way. All of the marshals ran up to me at once. This cat wax still elbowing me, tightening this strap up on my left hand, Another manhal came rush- ing in and the chair rose halfway in the alt and fell aver af an angle, The pigs cushed in, and an elbow hit me right in the balls, right in my groin area, [t hurt the hell out of me. At that point I finally got the tips of my fingers up near my mustache and yanked and: pulled my head buck, yank- ing that gag off my moath. 1 hollered outs “You son of a bitch. You hit me in the balls, Don't hit'me in my balls. Mm trying to pet my blood circulation,” z 1 said it three of four times, | cussed him out, and | called him) a fascist and everything. At the same time the judge was hollering. “The court is adjourned, the court is ad: journed.” The jury was cunning out; it looked like all 10 or 12 marshals were beating me over there, and killing me- Jerry Rubin, who was sitting next to me, got up and hol lored out, “Look what you're doing. Elbowimg that man You hit him in the mouth.” The judge said something: he was adjourning the court; it was completely chaotic. This all happened because Judge Hoffman had gagged me, and then this rotten pig tried to brutally treat me while { was gagged and bound and shackled to this chair HE NEXT MORNING, WHEN THEY TRIED to gag me, | thought | was going to die—1 mean really, lit- erally, die, because of the way they were doing things. 1 was in the lockup before court convened, and they said, “Sit in the chair.” “Don't tighten these things too tight on me," 1 rid. This one marshal sid, “We're not going to tighten them too tight.” So they strapped me down, anid after they strapped me down, this one cat who sid he wasn't going to tighten the things too tight said) “Bobby, we're going to put some- thing in your mouth.” “No, you're not putting a damn thing in my mouth,” | said. “Not in my mouth.” “Well, we have to put something inside your mouth, The judge has ordered it, and that’s what we're going to do,” “Huheth, no dr, you're not putting nothing in my mouth.” fd already made up my mind that if he so much as got his fingers near my mouth, | was going to bite his motherfucking fingers off. “You'd better not try to pot it in my mouth, because I huve @ tonsllitis problem, and it’s going to exhaust me. With this other infection I'm oeing treated for and all this penicillin im me, my temperature goes up a degree, some: tines two degrees, and | have to go to sleep to pet my tem- peralure down, They have to give me pills 10 get my tem- perature down so you don’t be putting anything in my mouth. Pm not letting you put it in my mouth no way.” “Grab his head,” the marshal sid. One of the marshals put the palms of his hands on top of my head. He stepped up to me- he had rubber gloves on and was holding a wad Of rag that was tolled up. it was about an inch, an inch and 4 half long, and an inch in diameter. He was going to jam this junk down my mouth, | was shackled down—legs, arms, everything. He grabbed my nose and held the wad of rag about three or four inches from my mouth, He was going to wait until | needed some breath, and when | opened my mouth, he would move teal fast and jam the rag into my mouth. “But it ain't going to work,” | thought to myself “Ht ain’t going to work.” So Psat there. After a while t began to need some breath I held my breath as long as | could, He was getting ready to jam the cag into my mouth, but before | opened my mouth, | jerked my head to the left and then to the right real fest. and got loose from the grip the other marshal had on my head and the grip that this marshal had on my nose. | put my head down and started catching my breath | looked up, They had stepped hack. The next time they tried it, the cat put his arm around my head as if he were wrestling with somebody, only | was sitting in the chair and he was standing up behind me, He put his arm around my head, and the back of my head was sitting against his chest He just held my head. His@iiin Waiigeming around the top of my forehead nesr pip haiti My heal was leaning back atid his arin headed downwards, cumming aéfoss my cght eas The cat grabbed my pose apait. Dwas Mad, ian. | was mad is a mutherfucker “You sant af bitelies,” Laid “You rotten dogs.” They held me again and ehihiny Hote When in ieean to look Hike | needed tweath, tre sek the wad of raga righ up again my lips and began to press real hard with the pati of his hand. He pressed mo hard that | codfif en feel the blood seeping © out of miy guia and T could feel the inside of my lip bust ing because Twas holding oat. 1 war holding out as hard ast CONT, ON NEXT PAGE OR THE WHITE MAN, HISTORY, past and future, is very long, and his set of references is very imposing. For the black man, Time t& sort, for his History hak been brutally interrupted and modified by the whites, who have done everything to prevent him from have ing his own, original development, And iti the USA, we are still busy setting limits an blick people's Time and Space. Not only ja cach and every one of them forced to Withidfaw within himself; he is alse imprisoned by us, Ant when this ie not enough, wé assisinate him Became of Chairman Bobhy Seale’s exceptional political Stature, his trial is in fact @ political trial of the Black Pan- mw, thet Party and, on a tnore general basis, a race trial held =~ against all of America’s blacks HE RLALITY OF THE BLACK COLONY within the United Staics is very complex. Dispersed as they are withit) a-nation $0 chauvinistic that she likes to think of hetself as master of the world, the blacks, who are oppressed by racism and indifference and threat- ened by an oppressive police and administration, have been forced to wage a very new type of fight. That is how the Block Panther Party was created: first of all 10 defend the rights of the colonized blacks inside the ULS.A., but also to synthesize new ways for blacks to struggle against white Oppression. Faced with the vigor of their action and the accuracy. of their political thinking, the whites-and expecially the police—had a racial reaction almost immediately. as soon as the blacks proved that they Were able to organize them selves, the whites rushed to discredit their organization The palice wete therefore able to hide the true meaning of their intentions behind pretexts—trials based on drug, murder atl conspitacy charges. The fact of the matter is that thoy were trying to rrassacre the leaders of the Black Panther Party {In 1968. at the time of Hucy Newton's trial, the govern ment still ceerned reluctant to massacre the Black Panther Party. From May 2, 1967, to September 28, 1968—the date of Huey Newton's trial—there were $5 cases against mem bers of the Black Panther Party, All of thix happened within BALCK PANTHER, SATURDAY, MAY 31, 1970 PAGE 20 HERE AND NOW FOR BOBBY SEALE by Jean Genet 4 period of 16 months But if we do another calctilation, this time from Septenp ber 28, 1968, to December 8, 1969, we find that there were 37 s casey against the Panthers, That was during a period of IS months, It ts mow April 1970. Less than a month ago, Bobby Seale was extradited from Californls ani sent to jail int New Haven, Connecticut. There were a few dblonsics tions, but they were really very weak compared with what happened during Huey Newton's trial HAT Abort Us: What are we doing? When the bombs hit Hanol, we had some epidermal reac tions. So did we during the Kotean wur. These massacres Were taking place far away. Here and now, we we finding out that the colonized, within our own borders, who still appear to us like shadows in our midst, are about ta hecome our adversaries, in Our own countty To a foreign observer, the deteriortion of relations be tween blacks and whites is without mystery. In one year. police repression has so brutally excaluted thal white Ameri cans are full of fears. All kinds of fears. First of all, there ix fear of the police. Intellectuals know for think) they are threatened by Agniew's bragging. Even if they've demo strated their disgust with Newton's trial, today they are uient: Botby may die By intensifying the repression, the Nixon admit knew it could quiet the intellectuals who are act up in Universities of in well-protected Intellectials owe to thempelves tu take up the und to refuse the Niconian order, Liberals who hollered 1 loudly during the Chitago (ri are now. mute. And to justify themselves, they even aay tf the Panther Party ts crvtangered by its own violen¢e, Another fear it showing it¢ true colors, and without date ing to calli) by its proper name, everybody recognizes it, “Bobby Seale? After all, he’s a blatk mati.” This reflex, in each White man, 4 less abrupt than dD hve: stated. Probably it's never expressed in these (orms, even. under people's breath. But in-an even more surreptitious way, the thought goes through people's minds and corrupts them. The intelligence and political daring of the blicks makes white people uneasy and tadignant. Blacks who have kept uheir sensitivity intact even in the face of such threats once again recognize the appeanince of the old enemy: racism If young white Americans in the past few yeats have tried) to conduct themselves ott an equal basit with blacks, pulice terror is about to throw. them back into theit forefathers” stupidity While middle-aged Americans in the lap of comfort huddle snugly in their security, the young will have every- thing to lose if they let themselves be dispossessed of thet fighting spirit. If they want to bring themselves together with blacks, whote revolutionary maturity is evident, they will need courage—but also intelligence, which ts rmich rarer in this country OBHY SEALE’S TRIAL WILLIE a-test for young white tevolutionaries. It is theie turn to prove how clearly they can analyze the situation and how skillfully they can go about finding the means for action. This, here and now, is the moment of truth-—for Bobby Seale, for the Black Panthers, for yvaung white Ameticans CONT, ON NEXT PAGE CONT, FROM LAST PAGE SEIZE THE TIME couli. Then | began thinking pong to pas ~ BOI sured "Tn 2 "| didn't want to sing 10 pass cut, Pm out. And then | ail me THOUGHT A WHOLH Lor of things. Things (lashed off mommy head. This cat was holding my head and I be aware of my feet being on the floor and wantiiig to push back and go 10 the lett bor the cat could feel the tension in my body and | could feel him holding tighte and fiarder. | felt like I was pass Gut and f didn't watll 10 poss And this priasbiinig. prurabierig, grunts ing apamnal my mouth So bt ypushed with the botterm of oy weight with the othe chair. | 1 was thinking ab aid t we crazy thing came going 1 oul cat wa shu sotme tow | chair, My lees pushed teal hard. | war HW Eljodge and ever thinkiey ahour Nat Turner Allufs f peret. pratelied hall of my weight, and mext thing | Knew, | had this cat ved up against the wall. | had puthed all the way back, “i two and a half feet, and he had Jet go of my head thody was between the wooden chair and the wall, and mish the claw uway from the wall, and 1! ! the 1 was loose. I felt feet began to use my wete at tached to the rut to pats cut ty in the Party 1h all Wienke of lew wlder wis trywig to parimieg tim hack agains wall atid | started breathing This other cat sant, “We can't pot this in this cat's mouth t damn jidec, Why dic crder us te do this shit any- So they decided pot to pul anything in my mouth that wata battle | fiwelit with them, being thackled ‘Vitile they were holding me, | thought about Eldridge, TP thought about the struggle 1 even had the crazy no that bwouldn"t open my mauth, even if | pawed out Although t knew that when you pasts hefore you die, vour miluth wrt of automatically opens The marsha} totding my head was a white the marhal tryarg to jam the tag in my mouth was a black cat They wete working They're both pigs. It doesn't make any difference what color they are. The black marshal sail, “Well, we're not poing to doit, We can't doit, We did whal we could he omit at and loner ther Then they pat some bandage. [t wat a roll of the type that foutball players and basketball players use. You wrap it around sour leg gn) as you move, it becomes tighter They fad a piece about three inches wide. First they put wine tape and some heavy padding al! across my mouth, and they began to wrap, They wrapped all the way around They wrapped it tight, very tight. Then they brought it ander my chin, and wrapped it above my head and under my elit) actually it was covering my throat, too, They got it teal tight. | started losing my breath again, | was getting choked by the bandage. | started shaking my head from left to right, and the cat says, “Tl think he's losing his breath.” So they unwrapped it real quick They started again and made jt a point to come right under my chin and Keep it away from my throat, but they wrapped if across my mouth and around my neck and all around my ears. They still wrapped it too tight, because I came out in the courtroom and looked to the left and looked to the nght and that thing got tighter and tighter The blood began to stop coming up to my head. That was too much, tstarted aluking my head, shaking my head, and Jerry Rubin and « couple of other people stood up “He's paring aut! That thing is too tight on him!" | started shuking my head and got my arm slightly loos 1 pushed my head down, and with the tip of my of the gag and pulled it off, Dcalled Judge “Fascist, ened finger pot ahold Hoffimati every kind of thing 1 could call him einctioning cruel und unusual punishment, ond breaking the Kighth Amendment of the Constitution of the United States.” The marshal snatched up the chait and was trying to mush me back 10 the Jockup 1 was calling Hoffiniin « fascist and constantly referring to the Eigtth Amendment of the Constitution of the United States sys there shall be no cruel and unusual punishment inflicted, and this big old pig marshal put his beatied my mouth, and then he put hit hand around mya and started pulling The other marshals rratitre chair und started dragging it, but when they got where it sound ith ft the and nave to the door there was a little mec caused by the carpet between the door and the concrete oor, and Ine etait stopped. | was alll calling them about everything | could amd the matvial were trying to potep all around tue and WY ! t the chair vil. Thie big pw grabbed me around ry face Atul verril 1 ulle at it ihiln't y arity thie, tut Iw a“ bins. He gratbed ing agait nd } 1 ' } “hint ew breatl i ot aturted Hollen Gut again, TH ! ! { H ! ! rut belay ly i! | trest ‘ nt | i +} vith erut ly ' i " { | ait h Hy | hie hep fitry here ih Th j t } 1 } it aml everyviwals wu re, Tle puryowe ' if white al thie war happen i. Jindge Hof “a r i i oT nt at ut i. ara “ | therm to divenyt ' Who nt ‘ in! titel right! | cl hi ! have ly awyet Moet vet uote i i il Iinited Stats Sup ‘ Count lowe tie the Unptedt States Supreme Cru had aa PT f t vant oh ¢ wl ef! Uh ! fh lelenidanl limes pit to defend tunel! Totfru dialn’t som that way ail they togapetd ime bat real hoc HE FOLLOWING MONDAY, THEY didn't gag met didn't say anything, because my name didn't come up all day Then they brought # witness to the stand: whe was testifying against me He mentioned my name, w 1 stood up and wid that hobjected to this wither testifying against tne tecuuse my lawyer was not there, That wat late Monday afterndon. tsald that | had requested, andl de- served, the tight to crom<examine the witness myself “Mt. Seale.” Hoffman says, in his little, sarcastic, drama- tited, puny, racist manner, “I remind you that you havea lawyer. Tuesday morning court convened, and | made up my mind that | was going to demonstrate to Judge Hoffman that | could adequately act in my own defense, This was another way of arguing for my right to defend myself After the jury came in, Hoffman asked Kunstler and Wein- glans if they wanted to crossexaitine the witness. They bath said, “No, the witness tart testifving against our cl ents and we du not repecsent Mr. Seale" I got up and ft said, f would like to approgch the lectern and ask the witne » Sun Feancitco sheriff, some ques tions | avked him if he had ever killed’ a Black Panthes Party member or W he had ever participated in raids ona Black Panther Party offige or on a Blick Panther: Party munitber s hore. | asked hitnwhy he goes atoutnl following people in witports when they're traveling und when thev're buving tickets "Su down,” Hoffinen said ‘Tym poiig to usk another question,” | aiid, and he rold re to sift down sya. | was just getting ready to sit down se | said, “This & a fasciet operation.” and turmed and at dow Hoffman cooled fit marshals off He didn't have thumtatiack me like they liad previously Hatiman adjvumed the court add thal afternoon he came tack and read aff a bunch of crap, He took everything out if context and didn’t report things as they really happened, He just read the court record and said, (tis was contempt of outt, and file was contempt of court, ahd thia wes con tempt of court. Ty every last one of those inatances 1 was talking about my ceht te adefend myself, my Conititutional tights. He at up and asked ee if l wanted to defend my elt (it 1 wanted te speaklin behalf of mnveelf after he pot thiwugh read off all the called CONTOH “Tm not moti 1 bee you for ett. SFE flim. "How long have you beer puttitg blgglitt pecyila uy be rhereewts, avid ail roading people, anf aenvin jel he ye thie, + Comstitutionsl rghite?” faked bile waite wis He gave ne (Od Seay opt iae eb ic ed tne UD justly. Me sey “ao ae a because | hia) dermatiderd ev ee BA We dectareil a mie ‘i rusid ane gine Theat heed to obscure tog Welly Thien tut » ths ane waite ait Wut five oe five preerpiber r) that jury weee really mad. Thee people dat) like Judge Hotinoan | wos looking at then when.) was seeped Hatfinan was observing that fury tone knew what tie eas dain So in exstmoe, that wm fyew the Chicag> Eight trial P | turned mito the Chicago Seven trea] POCKET LAWYER OF LEGAL FIRST AID | This pocket lawyer is provided os © means of keeping block eople up to dote on their rights. We are olways the first to be fed and the rocist police forces ore constantly trying to pre- “tend that rights are extended equally to all people. Cut this out, brothers and sisters, and carry it with you. Until we arm ourselves te righteously toke core of ovr own, the pocket lawyer is what's 7 ng. 1. IF you ore stopped and/or arrested by the police, you may re- main silent; you do net have to answer any questions about ol- _feged crimes, you should provide your name ond oddress only if fequested (although it is not absolutely clear that you mus! do 10.) But then do so, and at ull time remember the fifth amendment. 2. If @ police officer is not in uniform, ask him to show his iden- tification. He has no authority over you'unless he properly identi- fies himself, Beware of persons posing os police officers, Alwoys get his bodge number and his name. 3. Police have no right to search your cor or your home unless they have a search warrant, probable cause or your consent. They may conduct no exploratory search, that is, one for evidence of crime generally or for evidence of a crime unconnected with the one you are being questioned about. (Thus, @ stop for an aute violation does not give the right to search the auto.) You are not required to consent to © search; therefore, you should not consent and should state clearly ond unequivocally that you do not consent, in front of witnesses if possible. If you do not consent, the police will have the burden in court of showing probably couse. Arrest may be corrected loter, 4, You moy not resist arrest forcibly or by going limp, even if you are innocent, To do so it a separate crime of which you con be con- victed even if you are ocquitted of the original charge. Do not re- sist orrest under any circumstances. 5. If you ore stopped ond/or orrested, the police may seorch you by patting you on the outside of your clothing. You can be stripped of your personal possessions. Do not carry anything that includes the name of your employer or friends. 7. Do not engage in “friendly” conversation with officers on the way to or at the station Once you are arrested, there is little like- hood that anything you say will get you released. 8. Ax soon as you hove been booked, you have the right to com- plete at leost two phone coll: —one to a relative, friend or attorney, the other to a bail bondsman. If you can, call the Block Ponther Party, 845-0103 (845-0104), and the Party will post boil if possible 9, You must be allowed to hire and see an attorney immediately, 10. You do not have to give any statement to the police, nor do you have to sign eny stotement you might give them, and therefore you should not sign anything. Toke the Fifth and Fourteenth Amendments, because you connot be forced to testify ogoinst yourself, 11. You must be allowed to post bail in most cases, but you must be able to pay the bail bondsmen's fee, If you cannot pay the fee, you moy otk the judge to release you from custody without boil or to lower your bail, but he does not have to do so 12. The police must bring you into court or release you within 48 hours ofter your arrest (unless the time ends on a week-end or a holidey, and they must bring you befbre a judge the first doy court is in session.) 13. f you de not have the money to hire on attorney, immedi: ately ask the police to get you an attorney without chorge. 14, If you have the money to hire a privote attorney, but do no! know of one, call the National Lawyers’ Guild of the Alomedo County Bor Association (or the Bor Association of ydur county) and furnish you with the name of an attorney who practices criminal low CONT, FROM LAST PAGE THE BLACK PANTHER, SATURDAY, MAY aa Huey would say, “a newspaper is the voue of a party, the voice of the Panther must be heard throughout the land.” Tho Hew aerhcng ite peogerretive peegie Liem the methine etlireing we thet ferry cen « of epprettie M ewer weihe hegie te Peelire langre be 4 ade fhe reed peesetion arth regerds tu fheedee ter the peepie af the werkt; hewewrr, & hee omip bere etre te pees tot peers Heat, the erersth han peagde hove shed their cooe-tubered glisewe end puitrtetic phivtres omry wee dong to the eorid's pepe let ire ve mliratie of the sent ihies role me the sheer ene Ortineticn of att the things whet hed really cvet leee getiiveed «= fetore.ithe "preeriKi.hen ream’, thee Loreign pilicy, the ereetinert of musecity grepite wtitie OM seelery, the reel cote of the “patios” Ged the preset feew the cwolety of what they Wh--Mandeter of Uetente, bey i, Nvoter gighe) Bad Chaitroan, (betty Seale (lefty rencdtog we early edittes of 1914 Win found: wa ae. citkrens ernaper 4 te imine ef Liter Cheever, Mrasater of be tow Orett om y of this country were being meseevahnsiab kept duped by the govern- ment and kept misinformed by the mass media, by ee effort fe give the fects te the pee wie, the we-celied ‘undetgreund press” Sreeleped wah verious prews setieg OTeTpapere acd moegations with differing orwreaa, The Block Panther Party Black Community News Service was created to present factual, reliable information to the people, Loner (hy eARorgter tar Tr rece boat SMONTS (13 UPD) amcoretes (hE PSUN Ss) Cam vias (oF (SUIS) tpeease pret) ha! ADOATSS city STATED @ su wan OE (06 mont! C8088 TO Countny (ORT TET OF Ont OOmATON ELACE Pen TED PaaTT See T8) Cortem Peeee. Lon freennece CA) 28 real EDITORIAL STATEMENT: the Black Community News Service was unable to be printed last week, Our Minister of Information, Eldridge Cleaver has said in reference to the working class that it is, “‘a most unrevolution- ary reformist minded movement that is only interested in higher wages and more job security” The contradictions existing betwee worker and boss, employee and employer are undeniable, but also undeniable is the fact that revolution is the only solution, Articles are needed in referece to the efforts taken nationally and inter- ationally to resolve these oppressive contradictions, We the in ‘formation cadre, regret the inconveniences caused to our readers by this omission in our publicarion. ALL POWER TO THE PEOPLE Ministry of Information 1048 Peralta Street Jakland, California 465-5047 Jean Genet If the repression iticreases, it ts obvious that the blacks will see a collective crime being committed against them,a crime committed in collective complicity. On the other hand. if whites who call themselves radicals are able to bring themselves together with blacks for this trisl, theirs will be a great victory. The torment of guilt which sup posedly is crippling them will lose its power Even a slight retreat in the repression would be a victory for the blacks and also for the whites. One would doubt whether whites could prevent the tral from happening, but they could al fect the Verdict and its application. White Americans must do everything they can for Bobby, since this te how the blacks will see whether of nut they munt act alone, If they are forced to act alone, after the trial, they might have to act in desperation, And no one would date wart to be the cause of such detperation We mus! also be aware of the fact that blacks lav able to Hberate themselves from the old terrors exercrved by whites by means of the Christian celigion For more than 400 years, whites were able to use the Old and New Testa ments with diabollc akill, We Know what happened: to the blacks, the whites advised the gentleness of the evangelical duty to fespect the mader~ ti suffer in salem At the came tune clestial threats aman lesoerdailt beet moral which makes it 3 white min, to wards after death them, filled with ¢ Today, mixed with the tert on @ coTimon terion from thelr former fears and to b waive read t who rev it yu to wait fo the Bible was * +h rm { these want to be liberated tooprrper tay the Macks + free along men tOLENC? lets talk about Ht, but by TT seeing it Thext for what A word umd be thas who elaborated and iniperee 1 the site quae): the ording to how thie w wd iy wr Mt sT 5 witd masters Ac will serve them, if can signify God's will; used against them, it can become 4 sign of shame and degradation, When white men use Violence, Violence is good, When blacks use it, they are considered animals. However, it 50 happens that the blacks have exposed the tricks of language, at they have ex- posed religious tricks, legal shame and social deformutics Hlacks aren't afraid of words anymore, regardless of the coloration that whites might give to them It is evident that recommending non-violence to blacks 1 retain! the Christian vocabulary which has kept them imprisoned in passivity for we long. However Chriatian the whites are, they don’t feel guilty about using guns that in violence. Asking blacks in America to be nonviolent means that whites are demanding a Christian virtue which an elfort to they themselves do not possess. That means that whites are once again trying to dupe the blacks White people cull the blacks’ fevolt v their violent. The blacks don’t give a dumn, if they need violence in order to survive and to live, The blacks cannot be intim olernt actions dated. They are already the stronger because they are-right For the whites, the ery of the blacks ib an act of vidlence which shatters their delicate cardtums. Apparently, these whites aren't conscious of the fact that black mute way once a wall’ today it sa battle cry Let's go back to the statistics 1 quoted earlier: from May 2, 1967, to September 78. 1068—o key date, the date that Hucy wat cotidemmed to |S vears in prisoti. there were 55 stea recorded! ugaimet the Panthers. From September 25 19648, to Decenrbe 0 19069, there were 373 cases The scevicration of the tepreasios mm staggering tt te aimed stove all at the Mock Panther Party. From March 1, 108 ty Auguiat 25, 1968, five Panthers were Killed. From Octo her ©. 1968. to December 20, 1969, 15 Panthers were killed. The figures are accurate, Here are some more. ftom Match 2, 1968, ta September 28, 1969, 130 Panthers were called in for questioning, as compared with 738 who were wimmoned from September 29 to December 9, 1969. Therefore, in one year, the repression increased in a direct proportion of one to seven F WE RECOGNIZE THE FACT that the Panther move ment is the most profoundly revolutionary movement in America, tt is time for as to act as quickly a3 we can to prevent He total destruction, Without a doubt it isa question of life and death for the Black Panther Party and for Bobby Seale-—but alw for all revolutionary mavements in this country We might also add, for those who don’t believe they are ditectly concerned with the revolution because they have material security: 4 critical, revolutionary mind doesn't necessarily develop only among the poor or the weak. In ifferent ways it can develop in the minds of the tich and the strong. Ever: though it is fed by demands which are the result of social injustice and inequality, revolution it anact if intelligence and sensitivity, AQowe all, revolution thinks iteelf into being. As sfQhpibiaen the tastice most suited for (ts realization, Thesewbhitinn will be inade by everybody What js new abobt thes sliuition that in 2 nation where white people ate ithe majority, the tevolutionary core t contained in the (BRR comntunhy We must therefore icknowledse the faeeethal its leailets ase Cleaver, Newton iti) Seale We must ave Bobby Saale becaiie we mop save the Hlack Panther Party because we mutt save the revolutionary spirit in America Trantiated by JupY OninaiT REPRINTED FROM RAMPARTS = a ry HEM, SATURDAY, MAY 31, 1970 PAGE 28 AN INTERVIEW WITH HAROLD MULVEY, JUDGE IN THE BOBBY SEALE CASE Ia late November, 196, Harold Mulvey, Forgharn law graduate, age SI, and Attorney General of the State of Connecticut, was interviewed tn & study of New Hayen’s power Structure, Harold Mulvey, member of the American Legion, Knights of Columbus, and St, Aeden's TA, and ecrony of state and national Democratic Party Chairman John Bailey, wis widely regarded as one of the most Influential men in the State, Three and a half years Jater, Mulvey, who, with the suppart of Bailey, had been promoted to the bench, was the presiding Judge in the trial of Black Panther Party Chairman Bobby Seale. The interview reproduced below was conducted with other objectives in mind; in 1966 there was no reason to believe that Mulvey, who was, after all, just another Conn- ecticut politician, would strain pro- minesce as the judge in what was to become one of the most important political trials in American his- tory. Yet that interview, as bland and undramatic af it is in its parts, taken as 4 whole reveals the racism of the man who will preside over the trial of Bobby Seale, The publicarion of parts of that interview reine a number of rather complex ethical issues. Mol- vey, of courge, had no reason to believe that his opinions on racial matters would be made public some four years later. But there is over-riding issue here, and one which takes ethical precedence over the lower-priority questions of the ethics of social research Seale could be executed for the part which he has so prominently and effectively played in the Black lib- eration struggle. ie in our belief that he has been framed, Hannah Arend: wrote “bout tet **hanality of evil.” Mulvey’s inter- view reveals the ‘banality of raciam.’’ No hysteria, no naine- calling, instead, rationalized racism of the semi-educated White man in @ ponition of power, Here ate the Stereotypes which cute So an Hobby the easily to Whites--utereotypes which help perpetuate the systen of White supremacy from whic authority imerview Judge Mulvey derives hi The reader of Mulvey's will not lave to work very bard t gain an insight into the mind of the jute on race ingues, For example, Black jeader Fredtiarris’ Hill Parents Association —- one of the few organizations in NewHaven in 1966 which had not been bought off by May or Lee's highly pub- licived, disgracefully exploitative Community Progress, Inc.--is said by Mulvey to bave @ membersiit of “Seven or eight, Sounde paper like 700 or #00."" (. 14 Ni) You know poopie exag- gerate, Resides, thereis elit people, observes--they're “all vying for of the cake.” ¢ iv ¥ the how these leader - among Black Mulvey piece CONT, FROM PG, 22 Back in the old days, though, we had good Negroes here--look at Mr. Crawford there. (, dl), Eighty geven years old now, He han re- upect. Now we're getting « different type of Negro: look at tile guy-~ a sheriff, no less--who is “*the boss for all these slobs that come up off the farm, Anyone who drives 4 Cadillac has influence.”” (Q 3). Of course, they don’t work—even the kids don't do their hornework. Anyonecan seo how thelr presence in White schools negatively influ- ences the quality of education (53, 34, 35).. But don’t get me wrong Some of our best friends are Negroes: *°A little Negro girl sits next to my daughter.”’ But you got to watch out for the violent ones, since "they have gangs, take tnoney away” from kids. (Q. 57), So you got to be careful, right? Neighbor~- hood schools? ‘*! really think it’s important, That was (9) confider- ation for us when we bought our house, Everyone takes uit into Con- sideration.” (©. 39), Even so, ‘'we've teen told by the Supreme Court to integrate,"’ and ‘'T think it is driving parent# out of (the) city.” And it’s getting worse: **We' ll have nore Negroes --by 1970, over fifty percent,’* ((). 15) Ix is 1970, and Harold Mulvey site in judgement of Bobby Seale. The charge ts murder Respondent: Harold Mulvey Position: State Attorney Gen- era! Date: January 21, 1996, 4;00 PLM, l4 NN, Some civil rights or- yauizations have been called mili- tant or radical, Are there any such groups here in New Haven We've got this group (Fred) Harrie ts fooling around with, Fron whar | can find out, the entire group is seven or eight (people) sounds in the (newspaper Uke 700 or Ax ry, What are some of the more active nationality and ethnic groupe here in New Haven? Negroes-~(there i op real leader among Negroe U vying for a piece of cake, Their loader ship (6 poor. a, Whick af {item fo you think are especially impeor- these tant in New Haver (Ranks "Negroes" andthe fires. ranked problem), (The) Negro pro- t we have done very well with, but I think it will becotie more and more important bere. We'll 1ave mure Negroes-<-by 1970 Gell be) over SUE (in the city 21, What kinds of probler come to Ting woen s think of the New Haven schools? think wr have pretty good set if teacher lthink we have ag | ical plant. The only problem ! ticainy at w i wtiat t = «with w c Negroe wt wonally, | think Negroes (are) getting just as good (un) education in Dixwoll as (in the) Westville area, tut we've been told by (the) Supreme Court to integrate. (That is) hurtful because | think ir is driving parents out of (the) city and) we'll eventually have the) Same altuation in Westville as Dix- well. No place to go except out to (the) suburbs, But found Indication of it, for instance, Harden hasn't one housing project. No Negroes In Woodridge. 24, Suppote some groupe or ar- ganization wanted to have some major changes made in the way New Haven schools are operatedor in school policy. Whose support would they have to get in order to got what they wanted? We'll, (they'd) have to bring it before Qhe) Bourd of Education, We have a very high level Board of Education here, For example, (in) Waterbury 4 group of Negroes just came in and sat in on (the) Board of Education transacting business, and kept saying, you’ve got to do something for us, 25. There has recently been vome concern with alleged racial imbalance or de facto school seg- regation in the New Haven schools. Whar is your impression of this issucT if bringing a number of Negroes from there and putting diem here, then we've solved it, Hat I'm not sure this (4) solution, I'm not sure desegregation is to be desired uf thin is (the) wey to accomplish it, Can't ute quota aystem--can't do it by percent 0, In your opinion, are most New Haven Negroes as concerned with the sctiools as with other con- ditions in New Haven’ Whe knows? All you peed in one loudmeouth—I suppose al] parents ure concerned with the educator chikiren and Negro parents e no different the) same token, from (he) Curo- lina interested in thing except maybe finding (a) jot und existing--it’s going to take « long whtle, i's to be thelr children—-what . have to >), de rents it : (oo nother r { theis ar By Negroes (are) not iny- arg we -cd cute the to bad U but the take Qhe) grou We Whe in yo either uP | individual - Negro --wt ence wit! Geuerge W r opinion ure the White or oat influ Negroes ihe tiave have New Crawford ts (he) influential? ustanding Negra Hie’s now All are fine In what wa (ie i an ¢ tifferent ere highly cespected hi era They were all churel their) Maso WW Il (an) entirely respect for es. Dr man of He Negroes of war people stoiry people, (iad lodge. Lillerent anyonee--not eve ywn ic since group} themeely statement by Mr.NGUYEN MINH VY, on behalf of the Delegation of the Government of the Democratic Republic of a™ BOBBY SEALE CHAIRMAN, B.P.P. POLITICAL PRISONER Smith @nd Dr. Tipsen (were) of (the) same eri, So now there are some new Jeaders, | suppose there's = political leader, What's his name? He's the sheriff. He thinks he's the political boss up there. He's the boas for all these slobs that come up off the farm, Anyone whe drives a Cadillac han influence, Churces (are) all vying. Bishop firewer has a new beautifal church, New ones, you know, of the major issues in other cites in the country has been the quality of education which Negroes and other minority groups are said to be receiving, What is your opinion abour the quality of education which Negroes ure re- ceiving in Navea Haven? in New Haven (he) tevel of ed- ication is (he) same in ane school 1¢ any other school, Difficulty of tiministrating the education ts much more great in some schools than others, What if (a) kid doesn’t fo (iis) homework? one 4 Do you thitk thet most Negroes in New Haven feel pretty much the tame ut you do7 becuase they don’t under- Son't understand, You ttand have tr They work, that they have ta m (he) Ff Nave Some irt of he) think just because participation parent. They (the) kid goes to Edgewood School he’s going to be brilllant—it inn't true racially quality fee! about this? 1 think it affects peaple fay tht choois affect the tlow do you mixed of ecucatior (it), Alright. have kids Go thelr home-, I's afraid it affects it downward instead of upward. At thin stage (it) has (a) bad, not 4 good effect. — M. What do you think would be a good proportion of Negroes and Whites in New Haven schools? Gee, | don't know. It’s like a quota systetn, That's against the law. Supreme Court said you can’t coum, 37. Wouk!d you object to your child attending 4 school in which there were more than fifty percent Negroes in 4 class? It would depend upon where it was, A lithe Negro girl sits neat to (my daughter), 1 don’t object af long as they lielhave themselves, Where (there are) little hoodlums rather than kids, 'd object. (They) have gangs, take lunch money away from them. 35. Do you think that many New Haven parents would object to sending their children to suck & School? I think it's « matter of behavior. The people in New Haven are so knowledgeable about things dat happened, they are just fearful. 19, How important do you think it iw chat children artend schools tn hetr own neighborhood? Well, grammar schoo], I really think it's important, That wan (@) contideration for us when we bought our house. Everyone takes that inte consideration, a0 Parents in some cities have objected to the bussing of their children to ractally-mixedschools, De you think thut they are justi=- fied in objecting 7 in certaln respects, sure. Viet Nam, at the 66th Plenary Session of the Paris Conference on VietNam Viet Nam war - the Indo- chinese war created by the United Srates itsel! - con loud the United States to ignominiout Ge- feats, tt cannot make the United Statez achieve neo-colonialist goals in Viet Nam, Laos and Cam- boda, i of many there American youths squander the money of the Amer- jean people in an extended war, causing great harm to the United Stures in all fields at hore and abroad That is why, as Nixon Adminismration sent troops to Invade Cambodia, creating 4n- other Viet Nain in the Indochinese peninsula, many people inthe US, now only can only waate the lives goon as the political circles including In the \cdmministration J the Nik raises } protests, ui American peo- ple, enpectally the students, & almoet all majar cities have came ut itt tmatimoth demonstrations, strongly condemning the extenalon of the war to Cambodia by the Nixo Ldn inintruts and ue- muanding totaland inimediate with- tirawal of U5.troops from die li- dochinese countries The weve of indignation againet the US, aggression in Catnbodis has rapidly spread to many Count ries in the world: under various formes, the world people have con- demned the iUlegal and criminal act of the Nixon Adimintatratios ydlan people, de- Acininis ageinst the Cam nantied that the Nixon tration immediately stop lin wur of agereadion against the Indochinese peuples ond rapidly withdraw all S. troops from the Indochinese counries These are Severe warnings from the American people andthe the tonjust Adininis- taking in am! Cambodia, In the face of the prolongation and extension of the war of ag- gression carried out by the Nixon Administration against the Inde- chinese countries, the Viet- namese, Laoe and Khmer peoples agaist the bartnately worl! people action which Nixon tration Viet Nam, Laog have ne other alternative than to develop the cradition of unity and resolutely fight against their commons enemy - the US, ap grescsors - until total victory, defending the independéage, sovereignty and territorial) inte. grity of their countries, achieving the goals unanimoualy adapsed ih the joint declaration of the Summits Conference of the Indochibede peoples Should the Nixon Administration biindly persue the path ef dg- gression, matter how cruei and perfidious i be, mo matter how many echemes and manoouvres It may resort to, it mo may avoid tocal defeat, The threat many tines repeated by Mr. Nixon can only expove the Ox- sreimly brazen belligerent nature of tha Utticet States, cause the theres Indociinese peoples to be eVer \ryore Vigilant, resolutely defeat, every pew excalation by the Unhied Staten, and lead Amer- ican and, world public opinion m PEMeS e¥en more strongly. The Cutted States must bear the entire responsibitity of the Prolongation and extension of the war in the Indochinese peninents as well as of the continued desd- lock of the Paris Conference on Viet Nam. cannnt ; 7 — ae fe \ LTS ET FL PS : [sr ET ff ff ET ff | ES | ff | ES | / | | ES ff ff AEE YY fp fp eres yy YY ey ff fy ‘4 we —- “2 x ee ee 2 2 ~ Huey Po. 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 - We ohelieve that the federal pacernment & guiruntowd income We believe ' give every Maite miplos ent 2 We want full emplowment for our people the White Anorean businessmen will wot pave fall employment meats of production the community se thigt the pegs of The Cony ean orpanize . i ‘ty sth larel of tities plos all ob tte pie wile ail ive a high stands +a 0 AL!!! ES | | EE LS OT i i TT i OT ! / | Ts) a yl ae aS > 44h then TEE OE ff ff | ft Ef tf | ef tt | mE | ttt damm 2202 mamma bo 1:1, = October 1966 Black Panther Party Platform and Program respunimble and obligated to that uf tthe houlil be taken from tie Intsittessmen and placed in nd em ie 3, 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 fo 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 isa 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 thal 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 knowl- edge of self. If a man does not have knowledge of himself and his position in society and the world, then he bys 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 mif- 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- Ranizing 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 piyes a right to bear arms. We thetefore 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 they 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 oo that black people will receive fair trials. The 14th Amendment of the US. Constitution gives a man a right to be tried by his peer group. A peer is 4 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 man" 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 mew government, Inying its foundation on such principles, and organizing Its powers in such form, as to them shall scem most likely to effect their safety and happiness. Pru- dence, indeed, will dictate that governments long established should not ie changed for light and transient causes: and, accordingly, all experience hath shown, that mankind are more disposed to suffer, while evils are sulfvrable. than to mght themselves by abolishing Line fordtiete which they are avcustomen Bul, when a long train of abuses and ONtrpations pur- suing invariably the same object, evinees a design to reddee them under ab- solute despotinm, Ht ts their right. it is their daty, to throw off such povern: ment, and to provide new guards for their future security } . | -~ _—_ THE BLACK PANTHER, SATURDAY, MAY 31, 1970 PAGE 30 GUNS *" Only with the power of the gun can the Black masses halt the terror and brutality perpetrated against them by the armed, * racist, power structure, Huey P, Newton E BLACK PANTH BLACK COMMUNITY NEWS SERVICE PUSUSHED WEEALY BY THE BLACK PANTHER PARTY CENTRAL COMMITTEE OF THE BLACK PANTHER PARTY aaa Political Pritener EDITORIAL STAFF OF THE BLACK PANTHER Political Praener Minister of Defense HUEY PF. NEWTON Menister of Delense HUEY F. NEWTON Political Privener Political Prisoner Chaermon BORBY SEALE Cheirman BOGSY SEALE Editor Munieter of Infarmeatren TLORIDGE CLEAVER Minter of infermaten ELO#IDGE CLEAVER Cheet of Staff DAVID HILLARD Managing Editor Deputy Meninter of Intermation BIG MAN Field Marholl DON COx Bevelutiemary Artist end Ley evt Minister of Education Morvator of Culture RAY "MASA! HEWITT EMORY DOUGLAS Morwiter of Finance Product ne tamoye JOHM SHALE Merrie ol Ferevgn ANain Mererter of Juntine Co ttre Prema Muncater Communications Secretary KATHLEEN CULAVER Oriinbutren Manager ANODBEW AUSTIN Mrnter ol Culture EMOET DOUGLAS Curcvletien 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 pews items, general information, and contributions. Help us distribute and get new subscriptions to The Black Panther newspaper. Submit tc BLACK PANTHER NEWSPAPER Chairman Bobby Seale, and Minister of Defense Huey P. Newton, RULES OF THE BLACK PANTHER PARTY NATIONAL HEADQUARTERS 1048 PERALTA ST. OAKLAND, CALIF. heer member of the ALACK PANTHER PARTY throughout this countes of rackst America must abide by these rules as functional men bers of this party. CENTRAL COMMITTEE member, CENTRAL STAPES, and LOCAL STAFES, including all captains subordinate to either national, state. and tocal le uderhip of (The BLACK PANTHER PARTY will coforce these rules, Length of “Apersion on other dix. Ciplinany action necessary fur sinlation of these rules will de pend on Hational dechians by ational, state or state area, and locul committees and stalls where sald rule of cules of the BLACK PANTHER PARTY WERE VIOLATED beers member of the party quot kKouw these verhatem bv heart Sod apply them daily. bach member must report ans siolation of these rules to their leadership or thes are counter-resolutionun and are ale soljected to sespemsion ty the ALACK PANTHER PARTY Hith RULES ARE 1, Ne parts member can have marcotles on weed it hh possession while doing party # ork 2. Any parts member found shunting narcotics will be spelled from this party Ne parts member can be DRUNK whik doing daily parts work 4, Nu parts member will violate rules relating to attics work, general teectings oof the BLACK PANTHER PARTY. ond meetings of the BLACK PANTHER PARTY ANYWHERE 5. 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The 1-TO-TOpregram shook be koowe fy all member and thee anderstond ty all members 1), All binwece officer will vperate woder the jurkdiction of the Ministes of Piranee 14. bach porn will submit. a court of daily work 18. fanwh Sileseection beater Seetion Bemater Lieutenant. wand CPL tts t sult Dally ceparts of work It. AT Panther mnt foarn te vperatc and service weapons corroetls 17 AL Leadership perunnel whe « spel member must subenit this information ty the Ealitur of the Newspaper, so thut Ht will be published mothe pauper ane will be kone te ull & hupters anid tranches 1K. Political Pdocation Classes are munduters for general member ship 1%. Chils office personnel usigied te respective offices cach dhs should te there. AU others une te sell papers ued de Political work wut it the community. incloding ¢ vptains, Sectinn Leaders, ote 0, COMATENTOA TIONS all chupters mont sulmit weekly ee. pnts coowniting fo the Notional Meadquartees 21. AN Mearetoes gst implerent Fit Aid aadiive Mevicoul Oude. 22. AN Chapters, Mrueches, vod compoocnus af te Hb AM K PAN THER PARES wnt sobmit a mentht Pinadenl Repeett te he Mtinks tre of Pinanee. aol abo the € evtteal € omonttee, 2). Pavrone ta leadeehip position mint peal do tos ibeast fine, Heites peer has te hoop alieast el the changing patilieal sifaalion: 24. Ne chapter of braneh stall weoept geuniie, erhe th Eeithe. arcirtes Hr aes tier HE fee Oe Geert “genes Ee sermtaetiny the Nathvnol Headunarters 2S. AW chapters oviest aelleere tu the jrolics anette fevlews bebe Howe te tte CRN ERAL COMAMILIDD of the HEACK PANTOOER PAIN Pte, NED Mesa ties ttest schmidt mechs fuperty om wreting te thew of spective Chapters BESS BFS Fhe OL Che ee eee oe _ CAPITALISM PLUS DOPE EQUALS GENOCIDE By Michael Cetewayn’” Teter (Political Prisener, WT 71) BLACK PANTHER PARTY, USA. KIM IL SUNG LET US EMBODY MORE THOROUGHLY THE REVOLUTIONARY SPIRIT OF INDEPENDENCE, SELF-SUSTENANCT AND SELF-DEFENCE IN ALL FIELDS OF STATE ACTIVITY NEW WORLD LIBERATION FRONT USA 1970 “Huey P, Newton’s thoughts, like his ‘‘Our People’s Army should bebuilt ‘'Drug addiction is a monstrous action is clear and precise, cutting up into arevolutionary force equip- symptom of the malignancy which always to the very heart ofthe ped with the indefatigable spirit of is ravaging the social fabric of the . matter,”’ fighting through thick andthinforthe capitalist system,”’ | Eldridge Cleaver Party, the working class and for Michael Tabor { Minister ofInformation the fatherland and the people, into an N.Y, 21 Black Panther Party iron army each member of which is a match for one hundred enemies, capable of smiting any reckless adventure of the enemy."’ Comrade Kim Ul Sung ‘“‘We have to use the only power that ‘*This means all of us have this power. But the power only belongs to all of us, we have left and that’s the power to not just some or one, but all, And that destroy, the power to disrupt, the power was the trick, That was the thing we never to throw a nigger - wrench into the understood, And that is what statement machinery,"* these songs make,”” Eldridge Cleaver Elaine Brown Minister of Information Black Panther Party see ee ae ee ee ee ee ee ae ee ee ee ek ee ee ee ee ee ee PLEASE SEND ME. ENCLOSED IS MY: pie ay. woes Saw FRANCHISED, CA $4178 15\_| The Genius of Huey P. Newton Check Money Order —] Kim Ik Sung Amount plus postage Tim Capitalism +Dope = Genocide PLEASE SEND MATERIALS TO: '3.50(] Seize The Time Name _ : Add | + 3.50/ | Dig City State. Lip The students. ir repeilions on the campuses, and the Working Class focuses ifs rebellions on the factories and picket lines. But the LUMPEN finds itself in the peculiar position of being unable to find a job and therefore is unable fo attend the Universities. The LUMPEN has no choice but to manifest its rebellions in the University of the Streets” THE LUMPEN