MIM(Prisons) is a cell of revolutionaries serving the oppressed masses inside U.$. prisons, guided by the communist ideology of Marxism-Leninism-Maoism.
www.prisoncensorship.info is a media institution run by the Maoist Internationalist Ministry of Prisons. Here we collect and publicize reports of conditions behind the bars in U.$. prisons. Information about these incidents rarely makes it out of the prison, and when it does it is extremely rare that the reports are taken seriously and published. This historical record is important for documenting patterns of abuse, and also for informing people on the streets about what goes on behind the bars.
Is this how Marcus Garvey felt?
Is this how Noble Drew Ali felt?
She asked, âWhy does it has to be me?â
Cause clearly I do see
Through all the pain and travesty
The road that will break us free
But I know
That itâs gonna be a lonely road
Most of the time Iâll be left in the rain and the cold
Yes I know
Many done failed on this road
Out their soul they sold
They fell for the foolâs gold
Now they bloodsuck for the light
Because their insides are filled with black mold
Is this how Elijah Muhammad felt?
Is this how Clarence 13X Smith felt?
A lot of my own will disregard me
Say Iâm lost in the sauce and fell into insanity
If only they could see the road to the land of milk and honey
Just as vividly as I
No lie I rather die than to compromise for a crumb of the capitalist
pie
Seen those that I was close to cower when the
Dragon flexed its false power
All I could do is shake my head and sigh
Then remember that the world is ours
Even though weâre the patch of kids that grew up hella sour
A part of the oppressed weâre nothing less than a survivalist
The pressure of the world where only diamonds can withstand the
stress
Like the chosen ones out the bible; you didnât know that weâre
bless?
Ima be Brother of the struggle until the opps leave me bloody and
stretch
Or until all the rads are freed and there ainât no imperialist
left.
Is this how Fred Hampton felt?
Is this how Bunchy Carter felt?
Is this how Stanley âTookieâ Williams felt?
Is this how Larry Hoover Sr. felt?
Can somebody tell me?
I have to praise my fellow prisoners at the Allred
Unit for challenging the injustices that have been happening to all
alleged/suspected STGâs. I have been unjustly confirmed as a member
of the âMexican Mafia of Texasâ since 1986. But, was suspected prior to
that year. And all, because I was one of the few prisoners that got
tired of correctional administrators in the 1980âs using some prisoners
to conduct their dirty work for them. This is where, I believe, that I
became suspected as an STG member. Which is why I have a lot of respect
for my fellow prisoners that stood their grounds along with me at the
Ferguson Unit in 1983, until I was shipped in 1985.
Back then I was a young person. So fighting was my type of show, my
true colors. But now as an older adult I have a different mindset. Donât
get me wrong I can still get my boxing game on, only if I have to defend
myself. But now I believe that a pen and paper is mightier than a
sword.
This is why I believe that the only way that weâll end all types of
violence or hostile activities is for the Texas Department of Criminal
Justice Correctional Institutions Division(TDCJ-CID) to be open to âSTGâ
prisoners being released to the general population with unit
level agreements between all âSTGâ members of
different groups.
At this moment there are two types of renouncement programs. The
first is known as Reg. GRAD for ex-members that enrolled not considering
that the form they signed is unconstitutional because those individuals
incriminate themselves and probably others. The second renouncement
program is called âPopulation Release - GRAD.â And they have to
allegedly incriminate themselves and others, and renounce all gang
activities. But, I believe, that if the two types of GRAD groups are
combined together that would open up the other STEP DOWN the prison
violence by releasing âSTGâs with a different kind of mindset. Because
the majority of these two GRAD programs at present time are full of
young set-minded street gang individuals.
I believe I am being set up by someone in the Unitâs âSecurity Threat
Group Management Officeâ, with ex-members of different groups that have
enjoyed âgeneral populationâ for decades. They target those who donât
believe in the constitutionality of the now existing renouncement
programs due to 2 reasons:
the incrimination of each enrollee and the incrimination of others;
and
the âwaiver of liabilityâ for the TDCJ-CID
These are two serious violations of the 1st, 5th, 6th, 8th and 14th
Amendments of the United States Constitution and Article 1, Section 19
of the Texas Constitution.
MIM(Prisons) adds: This is a familiar story for those
of us who were part of the struggles against SHU and validation in
California over the last decade. We encourage the comrades in Texas to
study the lessons from that struggle and develop proper leadership so
that the masses are not led into the same dead ends as they were in
California where SHU
still exists and the list of STGs was greatly expanded.
Ultimately, making organizations of the oppressed illegal is
reflective of the class nature of the state. It is only by replacing the
current bourgeois state with a proletarian one that we will see the
oppressed allowed a true path to redemption. It is only in a proletarian
state that the oppressors and exploiters will be seen as the criminals
rather than the poor and struggling. We must keep this goal in mind as
we organize for the state to recognize basic bourgeois rights to free
speech and association.
There are no rights, only power struggles. The second the oppressed
let up as they did in California, the oppressor is there ready to
tighten the screws back down. That is why we must build strong,
independent organizations and not
put all our energy into short-term battles.
When I first came to prison in 1995, there were hardly any for-profit
corporations doing business inside Virginia prisons. Almost all services
including medical care, dental care and the commissary were provided by
the state. This began to change in the late 1990s and early 2000s, with
the introduction of corporations like Prison Health Services to provide
substandard prison health care and keep the commissary filled with high
priced commissary items. Prisonersâ communication would also be
outsourced to JPay, another for-profit company.
The Virginia Department of Corrections administration implemented a
series of policies to manipulate us and our loved ones into accepting
JPay as our only method of communication. On 6 August 2013, A. David
Robertson, the Chief of Corrections and Operations, issued memorandum
#073-2013, advising the prisoner class that effective 1 October 2013,
our loved ones can no longer send us money orders through the postal
mail and that they can only send us money through JPay, which requires
our family to pay exorbitant transaction fees. If money orders were
received in the mail after that day they were returned to sender.
On 7 May 2014, Robertson issued another memorandum, #033-214,
advising the prisoner class that effective 1 July 2014, we can no longer
receive more than 5 photographs through the mail. If a letter arrived at
the prison containing more than 5 photographs, the entire letter
including the 5 photos were returned to sender. This may seem small, but
again this was subtle manipulation for acceptance of what was to
come.
Perhaps the Virginia Department of Corrections most draconian policy
implementation was detailed in a 13 March 2017 memorandum issued by the
then warden of Sussex State Prison. In this memo we were advised that
effective 17 April 2017,
âall incoming general correspondence, that is U.S. postal mail, will
be photocopied at a maximum of three black and white photocopied pages
front and back will be provided to the offender. The original envelope,
letter and all enclosed documents will be shredded in the institutional
mailroom. The entire correspondence and all enclosed items, including
photographs, greeting cards, newspaper articles, etc. that exceed the
established photocopy or size limit will be returned to sender.â
What this memo did not mention is that during the process of copying
and scanning incoming postal letters from our loved ones, a digital copy
of the letter along with the name and address of the person who sent it
is uploaded and cataloged in a massive database. This policy was
implemented under the guise of preventing the flow of drugs into these
prisons, however the real motivation for this policy is reflected in the
following one-sentence reminder listed in this memo:
âIndividuals will still be permitted to send an offender secure
messages, photographs and other attachments through the JPay system as
it is currently authorized.â
Many prisoners and our loved ones view the amenity of exchanging
emails with our loved ones as incredibly convenient. As a conscious
prisoner I recognize that it also makes it easier for prison officials
to censor and disrupt our communications and conduct surveillance and
intelligence gathering on prisoners and those we communicate with.
According to the Virginia Department of Corrections operating procedures
803.1, which governs offender correspondence and JPay emails inside all
Virginia prisons, our incoming and outgoing correspondence is not
supposed to be withheld for longer than 48 hours. However, our incoming
and outgoing JPay emails are routinely withheld for several days or
weeks at a time. Sometimes they are held for months at a time.
Operating procedure 803.1 prohibits prison officials from opening and
reading our outgoing correspondence absent an approved mail cover from
the warden, and reasonable suspicion that the correspondence violates
state or federal law, or threatens the safety of the facility. However
all incoming and outgoing JPay emails pass through a screening
mechanism, whereby the prisonâs mailroom staff and intelligence officers
sit behind a computer monitor and read the personal and intimate words
of prisoners and our loved ones, which, like our photocopied letters,
are then cataloged and stored in a massive database.
Operating procedure 803.1 also prohibits the censorship of offender
correspondence unless the censorship is based on legitimate facility
interests of safety and security. However, JPay makes it easier for
mailroom staff and intelligence officers to sit behind a computer
monitor and with the click of a mouse block or censor the outgoing
emails of prisoners complaining of prison conditions as well as incoming
emails of loved ones containing information about the Black Panther
Party and other progressive and revolutionary movements from the 1960s
and 1970s.
The U.S. Supreme Court in Procunier v. Martinez (1974) ruled
that:
âCommunications by letter is not accomplished by the act of writing
words on paper. Rather it is effected only when the letter is read by
the addressee. Both parties to the correspondence have an interest in
securing that result. As such, censorship of the communication between
them necessarily impinges on the interests of each.â
This U.S. Supreme Court ruling and prison policies of surveillance
and censorship listed above reveals that the fascist and repressive
nature of prisons extend beyond these prison walls and adversely impacts
those of you in the community. This should give human and civil rights
activists, including our loved ones, additional motivation to work in
solidarity with incarcerated freedom fighters to challenge these
Constitutional violations via civil litigation.
Ultimately, what we need to do is develop a collective inside/outside
analysis and strategy to dismantle the U.S. imperialist prison
system.
On 28 December 2021, Hisham Abu Hawash of the Islamic Jihad Movement
in Palestine has gained a victory against I$raelâs counter-revolutionary
âadministrative detentionâ policy. Hawashâs lawyer, Jawad Boulos, has
stated that I$rael pledged for Hawsahâs release on 26 February 2022 and
therefore the hunger strike will end.(1)
Hawsah is a 40-year-old father of 5 and a member of the Islamic Jihad
Movement in Palestine. He is among several Palestinian revolutionaries
waging a hunger strike in protest of I$raelâs unjust policy, which locks
up Palestinians without any due trial. He has faced 8 years of time
imprisoned with 4 of those years under administrative detention.(2)
The Islamic Jihad Movement in Palestine (PIJ) rightfully threatened
counter-attacks if Hawsah ever died in custody.(3)
Palestinians across the occupied land have gone in protests
supporting the strikers. One protest in the West Bank city of Ramallah,
on 6 January 2022, included signs which read: âThose starving behind
bars feed the universe with dignityâ â a slogan we extend to hunger
strikers not only in Palestine but across the world.(4)
The
Reactionary Policy of Administrative Detention
Administrative detention is a form of arrest or imprisonment done
without trial â usually for issues of âterrorismâ or rebellion. Many
imperialist countries use the tactic of administrative detention to
control unruly populations/groups.(5) In the United $tates for example,
around 182,869 migrants from the Third World were held in detention
centers through this method in 2020.(6) Despite the more advanced and
developed contradictions between I$rael and Palestine, compared to
oppressed nations in the United $tates and Euro-Amerika the year after,
I$rael held a mere 1,595 Palestinians in administrative detentions.
Amerika has truly earned the title âBig Satanâ in contrast to I$raelâs
âLittle Satanâ status on this front.(7) The administrative detention
policy of the I$raelis work through the arrest and detention of
Palestinian revolutionaries and activists. The idealists arguing for
I$rael will say that administrative detention has been applied to
I$raelis as well â notably, against ultra-chauvinist zionist terrorists
and unruly settlers. Throughout the years, only 9 I$raelis were held in
administrative detention; Palestinians and Arabs number in the
thousands.(8) Any sober minded person and materialist will be able to
recognize that the exception proves the rule in this case like so many
often times.
DOWN WITH ADMINISTRATIVE DETENTION!
THOSE STARVING BEHIND BARS FEED THE WORLDâS DIGNITY
Notes: 1. Joseph Krauss, âPalestinian prisoner ends hunger
strike in deal with Israelâ Associated Press, January 4th
2022
2. Ibid.
3. Ibid.
4. Ibid.
5. âIsraelâs Policy of Administrative Detention,â European
Parliament
6. âUnited States Immigration Detention Profile,â Global
Detention Project
7. âPrisoners society: Israel issued 1,595 administrative
detention orders against Palestinians in 2021,â Press TV
8. âStop Administrative Detention,â Prisoner Support Human
Rights Association
Congratulations to DeâShawn Drumgo, who just let us know ey won eir
lawsuit against Sergeant William Kuschel. In 2014, Sgt. Kuschel groped
and squeezed Drumgoâs genitals while being held captive in a Delaware
prison.
If anyone has information on how to open a bank account from within
prison, without family support, please let us know. We have a couple
comrades who have won lawsuits recently who do not want to hand this
money over to the prison administration. We are trying to investigate
other options.
While lawsuits like this serve as a line of defense for individuals,
we also know they change nothing. We get letters from people every week
about horrible abuse and brutality they face across Amerikkkaâs gulags.
To win a case like this is truly rare, and to even be able to file a
successful lawsuit is not possible for most. Ending police brutality
behind bars requires ending the imperialist injustice system altogether.
The people must be in charge of justice.
I canât breath, gotta watch out for police
Asphalt in my teeth, underneath da knee
4 deep, 3 pressin on my body
All I can think about is callin on Mommy
Iâm almost dead now, Blackin out in da ground
Black faces screamin âHeâs almost passin outâ
I-phones out people video taping now
Maybe one day my cries will ring aloud
Iâm reaching out for help but I cantâ make a sound
Itâs gettin blurry, cops yellin âsettle down!â
Itâs settled now, pick me up off da ground
EMT arrival but Iâm already in da clouds
Itâs too late to demonstrate the pleadings in the crowd
Iâm upset with the way the shit played out
I canât breath people mobilize the streets
Burn tha city down while the rich folks sleep
Antifa on the scene, nobody tryna be seen
Stupid opportunists lootin on the grief
Please donât take away the dream
By feelin tha pleasure from releasing dopamines
Money schemes? But was it worth a murder spree?
One phone call and the cops murdered me
Everybody seen the video on the screen
Thanks to the broadcast on the show TMZ
I was on prison TVs the streets seen the feeds
Now the vigilantes roam in the streets
Hand-in-hand singing black symphonies
We donât want sympathy
We just want to be seen
In the same light as a human being
In the recent history surrounding Texas prison reform there has been
an erasure surrounding the plight of those held captive in solitary
confinement as itâs practiced by the Texas Department of Criminal
Justiceâs(TDCJ) Restrictive Housing Units(RHU). There are numerous
groups and persyns who proclaim that they advocate for the interests of
the Texas prisoner class, but their class interests prevents them from
aligning themselves with the objective struggles of this prison systemâs
cast-a-ways in RHU.
Many of these groups whom iâve had the choice opportunity to dialogue
with via correspondence, or have spoken to captive representatives of
these groups, have fallen into the keeperâs trap of the âviolentâ
offender as the new boogey man. This line of thought ultimately concedes
that those of us trapped in these isolation tombs deserve such
conditions, that weâre beyond redemption. Sometimes, such persyns spew
the rhetoric that We in solitary are actually well-off, and living a
privileged existence. They say, âyour food is brought to you, your
laundry, and everything elseâ They assert that all We have to do all day
and night is basically chill, and We should be appreciative. Some
officers express a form of jealously, that We donât pay bills, yet have
a handful of privileges, and seemingly unlimited downtime.
What people like this do not understand is that solitary confinement
as it is practiced via TDCJâs RHU, is an artificial environment. By
artificial this means that it is an unnatural habitat. It is unnatural
to relinquish all civil and domestic responsibility from humankind. We
must also pose the question as to whether or not such circumstances are
productive for the individual or the society? Of course not! Who
benefits from the cultivation of a sub-class of people whoâre forcefully
and entirely dependent upon everyone else in the society, and do not
provide any sort of productive function in return? When humans
cultivated civilization the world over and social responsibility was
entrusted to those of the peer group, these responsibilities were not
merely for the betterment of the social cohesiveness, but also for the
better and more balanced function of the individual as well. In short,
humyns need to be engaged in meaningful and proactive activities in
order to function at their highest levels of consciousness.
The conditions of TDCJâs solitary confinement debilitate rather than
rehabilitate thousands of people each day. iâve spent 8 1/2 of the last
ten years in solitary confinement. At no point in this time frame have i
ever had the opportunity to take part in any form of organized
instruction. i entered these isolation tombs as a politically ignorant
cast away. iâve evolved, and redeemed myself via my own independent
efforts, without the interference or assistance of my keepers. Despite
the stateâs stated mission to have the best interests of the general
public at heart, their true motives and intentions for their warehousing
of so many prisoners is clear. This class of people who at any time find
themselves confined in RHU are intended to be kept in an unending state
of dependence and politico-economic alienation. This is even, and
especially, after release. It is with this notion that i assert that it
is this class of prisoners whom embody âpaper-citizensâ in amerika, as
coined in the âNew Afrikan Declaration of Independenceâ.
New Afrikan revolutionary nationalist political prisoner Mutope
Duguma articulated one profound statement, âAsk yourselves why is it
that so many New Afrikans who have a strong political line just happen
to be locked up in solitary confinement units. We know they are not
terrorists, We know they are not gang members & We know that they
are not criminals.â
The organization and movement proactively mobilizing Texasâ captive
population is known as Tx TEAMONE. Weâre an organization founded for and
by the captives themselves, not by opportunistic outside (or inside)
elements, but by proletarian conscious prisoners. One of Our main
tactics in Our Mission of elevating the socio-political commitment and
awareness of Texasâ lumpen class, is the prisoner-led mobilizing for the
abolition of solitary confinement as itâs practiced by TDCJâs RHU.
A Case Study on Why RHU must
Go!
Beginning with the general and moving to the particular, a conscious
observer can readily notice that around the empire, from state to state,
politically active prisoners are being held in the most barbaric, and
unthinkably repressive conditions imaginable. Almost invariably these
captives are sitting in solitary confinement cells. The few that arenât
are being shipped from state to state, sea to shining sea in a federal
effort to ostracize these captives from their political base(s).
Solitary confinement advances the same purpose within each prison
facility. A politically active captiveâs political base begins with
their peers whom are also in captivity. The productive revolutionary
behind the walls is the one whoâs successful in organizing their peers
behind a revolutionary program. (think; Attica; Angola BPP etc)
Therefore, the tactical use of solitary confinement to quell
revolutionary organizing has been a re-occurring reality in prisons
around the world in the imperialistsâ task of keeping the masses of
people blind, deaf, and dumb to the socio-political truths of Our
collective predicament as oppressed nation people in the era of
imperialism.
Whether We look to Califas, where revolutionary New Afrikans were
kept warehoused in SHUâs, or in Indiana were Bro. Kwame Shakur is being
tortured in a SHU, or the domestic exile of Shaka Shakur, or the
thousands of unnamed, lower-profiled politically active prisoners, New
Afrikan or otherwise, it is clear that long-term and indefinite solitary
confinement is being utilized to strategically remove political dissent
off the face of the amerikkkan empire.
In tekkk$a$, there is a long hystory of not only warehousing
political dissenters, but assassinating them. In June of 2000, innocent
death row captive, Shaka Sankofa s/n Garry Graham, was murdered by the
state of tekkk$a$. Not only had evidence came out that Shaka was
innocent but he, unlike most of death row prisoners or prisoners in
general, had become politicized while in captivity. Garry Graham
revolutionized his self into Shaka Shakur, a New Afrikan revolutionary.
Consequently, tekkk$a$ saw him as better off dead than alive as a
freedom fighter. Six years later Shakaâs comrade Derrick Frazier, aka
Hasan Shakur, another innocent Black captive whom while on tekk$a$â
death row revolutionized his self into a New Afrikan ârevolutionary
socialist to the 10th powerâ. He too was subsequently executed on Black
August 31st 2006, while serving as both the founder of the Human Rights
Coalition-TX chapter, and Minister of Human Rights of the then-named New
Afrikan Black Panther Party. Lastly, yet not for lack of more victims,
there is the case of Sandra Bland, a New Afrikan womyn and activist who
was mysteriously found dead in a tekkk$a$ county jail.
i think it is logical to pose the question that, if the deceased
freedom fighters had not been politically active New Afrikans, would
theyâve still met the same fate? For We know and it has been
substantiated by the recent
International Juristâs verdict, that there has been/is a systemic
genocide against New Afrikan, and indigenous people in north amerika. We
also know that those who possess a revolutionary orientation are the
peopleâs only hope of defeating this genocide, and of course this
reality renders such political prisoners as prone to enemy attack and
sabotage.
tekkk$a$ has warehoused and isolated political prisoners in what is
now called RHU for decades. Revolutionary Chican@ political prisoner
Xinachtli has been in such a predicament for over 20 years. Xinachtli
was signaled out for assassination by sheriffs in Brewster County
tekkk$a$, for his legal advocacy for a Chican@ death row prisoner who in
turn wasnât killed by the state. Xinachtli defended his self by
disarming the pig sent to murder him and for exercising his humyn right
to self-defense this comrade has languished in prison for over two
decades, most of which in solitary confinement.
Recently officials of tekkk$a$â prisons have identified Texas TEAMONE
cadre as âenemy combatantsâ and singled key members out for indefinite
solitary confinement (for those who werenât already serving indefinite
terms), unprovoked cell raids, in which the only confiscated materials
are onesâ outside contact information. Cadre have been victims of
harassment by illegally confiscating typewriters of journalist comrades,
illegally disappearing mail, and upping the level of publication
censorship â specifically that which is politically orientated.
In a recent twist, this writer was recently sentenced to âlife
without paroleâ in solitary confinement. After some officials had
elected to release Triumphant from solitary, those in the know regarding
eyâs political orientation and activity demanded this comrade be
retained in such conditions. Even going as far as scratching out the
handwriting which stated that Triumphant shall be released. When asked
for the reasoning for said continued confinement, officials listed
âLWOPâ. Of course this sentence, placed on Triumphantâs shoulders
unjustly, will not remove itself from reality in six months when the
next arbitrary hearing is to take place. Therefore, the state has
announced that it intends to confine, isolate, and destroy, yet one more
New Afrikan political prisoner in order to perpetuate amerikkkaâs
genocidal campaign against the oppressed nations of the globe.
In case it still is not clear to you. All freedom fighting peoples,
those outside and inside, have in their best interest to work with TX
TEAMONE as We struggle to politicize tekkk$a$â captive population, while
doing just that We are even more determined and justified in Our quest
to abolish long-term and indefinite solitary confinement in TX prisons
and prisons around the globe.
The state is tightening its control on free communication and
association in prisons across the country by imposing digital monitoring
systems, and in some
cases banning hard copies of mail.
The North Carolina Department of Public Safety has begun using a
company called TextBehind to handle their mail and push people towards
their digital communications platform. This allows the company to extort
people to pay whatever prices they want just to send their loved ones a
message, while the state gets to monitor every word.
MIM Distributors began sending mail to TextBehind last month only to
have it returned unopened. It turns out TextBehind does not process
letters from organizations, only from individuals. As an organization we
would be required to set up a corporate account with non-public pricing
schemes. In other words, as a member of MIM(Prisons) I cannot just put a
stamp on an envelope and drop it in the mail for a comrade in NCDPS
custody anymore. This is a blatant violation of our First Amendment
rights to speech and association. At this time it appears that
newsletters and books are still allowed through the prisons, but we will
not be able to correspond with you directly, send you study guides or
other information persynalized to you if you are being held by
NCPDS.
UPDATE: We just had a package of ULKs
returned to us from Roanoke River Correctional Institution saying, âThis
facility DOES NOT accept friend and family mail directlyâ and that we
must send mail to TextBehind. But TextBehind does not accept
publications, only letters that can be scanned. So it seems mail to
NCDPS is being blocked on all fronts.
Pigs Bring in
Drugs, While Prisoners Mail Suffers
related news from a Wisconsin
prisoner:
First thing first, I am still in Wisconsin. They are making all of us
have our families and comrades send personal letters and photos to the
Phoenix, Maryland PO Box (189) to inspect them for drugs such as K2,
even though drugs, cell phones and other contraband items come from the
fascist pigs that work in these imperialist gulags. Newspapers, books,
publications are still to be sent here.
I recently paroled from C.D.C.R. into the B.O.P. Observation and
inquiry reveals a downward trend in the cut, caliber, and clarity of the
general population.
General Mao Zedong tells us we have to become the change we want to
see. Legion in the past has built at length under Unity-Criticism-Unity
on the peopleâs struggle for self-determination who are entangled in the
underground commercial sex industry. Observation within the C.D.C.R.
revealed that there was no incentive for a person, male or female and
regardless of sexual bent, to âprogramâ at first, itâs shocking to
reveal.
However, when you are sent to prison you get a 841. It used to be a
long green sheet of paper â now itâs all electronic. They have âPâ codes
for violent offenders, arsonists, and anyone convicted of any âsexâ
crime. âPâ coded individuals include (but is not limited to) domestic
abusers, indecent exposure, child-touchers, rapists, pimps, prostitutes,
Johns, etc. In California alone, a large part of the population has a
âPâ code.
âPâ-coded people at first were ineligible for milestones and relief
under Prop 47, Prop 35, Prop 57, SB260 and SB261. The âPeopleâ of
California always exclude rather than include under the guise of public
safety. They always combine âmurderers & rapistsâ in their cry for
tough on crime policy. And will give a murderer the opportunity to
procreate but not the rapist. In turn, a lot of persons flock to
alternative living because they have no hope.
My duty is to build peopleâs brains. And under the guidance of
MIM(Prisons) to build public opinion and independent institutions of the
oppressed. To quote âULKâ we support the self-determination of ALL
nations and peoples. That said Legion is calling on all ESP (Erotic
Service Providers) in the confines of U.$. prisons under the thick net
of oppression to ADOPT, RATIFY, GROW, and INSTITUTE the 3P
initiative:
The safety factor, there is always safety in numbers.
Education of revolutionary thought & practice, ignorance of the
knowledge around you is NO EXCUSE.
You arenât alone, you are not the anomaly.
These are the reasons to adopt, grow, and institute.
Legion is well aware of the hardship people face when subjected to
the âPâ code. This label is akin to the Jewish persecution in Nazi
Germany during Hitlerâs reign of terror. This is what is meant when you
get your 128-G printout and people see your âPâ code in these âpeopleâsâ
mind its a green-light for extortion, violence, and sexual assault. UFPP
is against these parasitic practices in prisons and abroad. ESPs are not
just the vessels but the senders and the users. And everyone has a seat
at the table. The 3P initiative is a work of Legion ergo it is rooted in
UFPP and USW. DLS (Dirty Little Secrets) and the WWC (White Wolf
Collective) are some of the initiates of 3P and are apart of the cell
Legion.
â Peace
THE 3P INITIATIVE
PROTECT OUR INTERESTS AT ALL COSTS
ELEVATE OUR STANDARDS
UNITE OUR PEOPLE
â Accept yourself and be your own
â I CAN DO NOTHING BY MYSELF. ITâS ABOUT: US, WE, AND OURS!
MIM(Prisons) adds: In Under Lock & Key
61 we addressed in depth the question of sex offenders and their
role in the prison movement. One article in that issue concluded
with:
âMaoists believe that problems amongst the people should be handled
peacefully among the people and thru the methods of discussion and
debate. Most prisoners are locked up exactly because they engaged in
some type of anti-people activity at one point or another of their
lives. Should these actions define prisoners? According to MIM Thought,
all U.$. citizens will be viewed as reforming criminals by the Third
World socialist movement under the Joint Dictatorship of the Proletariat
of the Oppressed Nations (JDPON). The First World lumpen will be no
exception regardless of crime of choice.â(1)
We do not put any special conditions on âsex offenses,â but recognize
some crimes as more serious than others. We do think we all need to
undergo transformation, guided by criticism/self-criticism, as we create
a world free of oppression. We believe all people can be redeemed and
will have the ability to in the future. Unfortunately, today that is not
the case. But we welcome with open arms all who are ready for redemption
through revolution to begin with our new Revolutionary 12 Step
Program.
Regarding Prop. 57, there was a California state Supreme Court
decision on 2 January 2022 that CDCR shall not allow early parole to
people who have any sentence terms that are violent felonies
(In re Mohammad, No. S259999). Similarly the original law was
implemented by CDCR to exclude anyone with a required sex offender
registration under Penal Code subsection 290. However, this was
overturned on 28 December 2020 (In re Gadlin, No. S254599).
Such people should be âreferred to the Board by July 1, 2021 and must be
scheduled for a hearing by no later than December 2022.â (see CCR title
15, § 2449.32)
The Prison Law Office should be able to provide you with additional
details if you are uncertain how this affects your parole eligibility:
PRISON LAW OFFICE General Delivery, San Quentin, CA 94964-0001
In ULK #73, MIM (Prisons) published one of my articles
entitled: Da
Struggle Continues: We Still Charge Genocide. In said article i
announced the coming of the international tribunal 2021, which took
place October 22-25, and has now passed. In this article we will look to
a few of the events that have taken place since that previous article,
and how it pertains to Our plans going forward.
For those who do not know, the verdict given by the International
Jurists was an emphatic GUILTY of all charges. These
charges include:
Police racism and violence
Mass incarceration
Political prisoners and prisoners of war
Environmental racism
Health inequalities
In the wake of the hystoric verdict leaders of this campaign
announced the next step forward being the establishment of what theyâve
coined a âPeopleâs Senateâ. This infrastructure is a key stepping stone
for New Afrikan, Indigenous, and Chican@ nation citizens to formulate
the common unity needed to eventually conduct a U.N. supervised
plebiscite, which will finally legitimize Our quest for
Self-determination.
Ultimately, that is the reason the tribunal was so important. With
the advent of the guilty verdict the political line that seeks
revolutionary nationalism for internal semi-colonies in north amerika
has been legitimized within the eyes of the international community, and
the United Nations (U.N.).
While Our struggle(s) have long been legitimate in Our own eyes, when
establishing an independent nation it is prerequisite that a nation gain
international diplomatic support. In the past New Afrikans have had such
support. However in recent decades such support has waned as New
Afrikans have become increasingly more bourgeoisified, and more and more
assimilated. As a result other countries have been hesitant to step out
on a limb in support of amerikanized ânegroesâ.
Now with the advent of the Peopleâs Senate We will possess the
infrastructure to properly seek out reparations, and independent
nationhood. Up until this point the reparation push in this present
landscape has been one which revolutionary nationalists would be
hard-pressed to support. This was because the institutions and
hand-picked persyns chosen as the voice for reparations movement were
amerikanized negroes, seeking further assimilation into amerika,
utilizing the economic plight of segments of New Afrika to advance their
own agendas. With the Peopleâs Senate, We will guarantee a peopleâs
voice, and a peopleâs control of the direction of Our collective
movement. Incarcerated persyns may also take part in this Peopleâs
Senate. You should contact the Jericho Movement for further details on
how to participate. # Power Moves
The above-mentioned international tribunal took place in Harlem, at
the Malcolm X and Betty Shabazz center, which is the exact location Bro.
Malcolm X. was assassinated.
Now, 56ADM (56 years After the Death of Malcolm), those men whoâve
languished behind bars falsely framed by the U.S. government for Bro.
Malcolmâs murder were officially exonerated 18 November 2021. This long
overdue exoneration came about after a February 2020 Netflix
documentary, Who Killed Malcolm X aired, and its startling
conclusion initiated calls from the Shabazz family to re-open the case
of Bro. Malcolmâs assassination. The basic conclusion is that the actual
shooter, along with others present were working on behalf of the FBI,
when they murdered Malcolm X on the orders of their masters.
Of course to many this is not ânewsâ, but merely a confirmation of a
long-held belief. What is outrageous to this writer is that with the
government basically admitting to assassinating one of the greatest and
best leaders Weâve had for the New Afrikan liberation cause, the level
of outrage is basically zero. Brother Malcolm once said that We have
gone from a race of warriors and untamed runaways, to a race of
complicit house n___ers. Sad, but true. When the U.S. can for all
intents and purposes admit to assassinating Malcolm X, a liberatory
leader, when Kyle Rittenhouse can be found not guilty (more on this
later) and there is no outrage or sustained resistance, when Ahmaud
Arberyâs murderers begin trial and not ONE New Afrikan persyn is
selected on their jury in a county that is 25% New Afrikan (more on this
later) and there is no outrage nor sustained resistance, Weâve become
complicit in Our own oppression. Weâve capitulated to the will of Our
enemies. WILL THE REAL NEW AFRIKANS PLEASE STAND
UP!!!???
AS if Our case for Black secession, and a socialist Republic of New
Afrika werenât clearly justified, events like Kyle Rittenhouseâs
acquittal, and the lack of Black jurors in the case of Ahmaud Arbery
underscore grievances issued by generations of neo-colonized Afrikans in
amerika. What We as a people must overstand is that these issues do not
persist because of racism. Malcolm X wasnât assassinated by racism, but
by a corrupt power structure. Kyle Rittenhouseâs murderer of two Black
Lives Matter supporters and the wounding of a third, wasnât acquitted by
a racist, nor because of racism, as his victims were white themselves.
Instead he was acquitted because the political orientation that led to
his actions (settler-colonial imperialism) is part and parcel with the
political identity of the corrupt power structure. And finally, the
murderers of Ahmaud Arbery are being tried by a jury of their peers,
while New Afrikans have been pleading for the same consideration for
literally centuries, because their actions were in furtherance of the
corrupt power structureâs sustained power. That is while some of us have
been struggling to âFREE THE LAND!â, a New Afrikan is unable to run
FREELY in the LAND. The devilish cowards that murdered brother Ahmaud
reinforce the colonial relationship between New Afrikans and the white
settler amerikans.
The time has come to move away from BLACK LIVES MATTER to the NEW
BLACK LIBERATION MOVEMENT. We are not fighting racism, Weâre fighting
oppressive and exploitative POWER. In order to ever be FREE, in order to
have a REAL influence on whether or not incidents like those mentioned
here ever happen again, We must obtain POWER, and We must exercise POWER
in non-exploitative or oppressive manners. To accomplish this, the
formula is simple, We must organize now for peopleâs WAR, Vita Wa Watu,
to seize power, and implement socialist (non exploitative/oppressive)
power.