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Democracy is an illusion of the mind that
misleads the blind.
Who are they fooling? What are we doing? What are we
actually pursing? They’re talking about equality and
we dying in the trenches. Starving on the sidelines.
Aches and pains while the rich is completely full, staring
out of the skyline. How do we rise above the equation?
A broken nation with no vision. Our only dreams is to have
bricks of cocaine in the kitchen. Oh, and residue on the
dishes. How can this be a democracy and the homeless got
bread and water on their wish list? And the rich got the
poor on their diss list. And you want me to turn christian so I
can be like my ancestors praying for a “white” Christmas?
When the symbol of the church represent a white supremacist.
A blonde hair and blue eye’d lie… Naw. I’ll take my chances
with the Revolution. These hungry kids got thirty round drums
and they’re shooting. And Black Lives Matter protest turn into
looting? This is not the rise of amerika– We are living
in the days of its ruins.
In recent years many have explored the myth of “the West” and
“Western Civilization”, connecting them to racist views of humyn
society. Often this was in response to right-wing white nationalists
rebranding their common cause from the “white race” to “Western
civilization.”
Yet, the term “the West” is used every day in a variety of news
sources, some claiming to be proletarian news services. It is used by
MIM in a number of older documents, and you even see it crept in to the
last issue of Under Lock & Key in our
discussion of Ukraine.(1)
The West and Militarism
The Russian invasion of Ukraine seems to have brought the term even
more to the forefront, which could explain why it ended up in our
article on the subject, despite our understanding the problems with the
term. “Western unity” today is synonymous with fighting Russia. Ukranian
President Volodymor Zelensky has helped make this true in the Amerikan
press.
There are reasons to refer to “the West” instead of the more accurate
term “NATO.” NATO is the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, a military
pact between countries to defend each other with very clear membership.
NATO exists clearly in space and time. It was formed in 1949, as the
U.$. and Britain focused their aggression towards the Soviet Union
following the defeat of fascism. NATO will not exist forever, with many
calling for it to be dissolved now.
The meme of “The West” on the other hand is ahistorical, and even
vague in terms of who is included. President Zelensky is making a hard
push to put Ukraine in “the West”, when it was very clearly part of the
USSR that NATO formed to oppose.
Zelensky has repeatedly called on “the West” to impose sanctions
against Russia, to send military aid to Ukraine, and to impose a no-fly
zone over Ukraine. All of these feed the militarist war machine that
imperialism depends on to stay afloat, especially in times of economic
crisis. Yet the imperialists are not even willing to do all the things
Zelensky calls for because they know the risk of inter-imperialist war
it will bring.
We’ve already seen the differing interests in this conflict playing
out. The strongest example might be Germany, the dominant imperialist
power in continental Europe, and their economic connection to Russia,
which has made them much more hesitant to join actions that the United
$tates is quick to take against Russia. Meanwhile Germany has moved to
significantly increase its military for the first time since WWII,
loosening its dependence on the United $tates for military action. In
most of our lifetimes, the so-called “Western” countries have been
united politically and economically. But this has not and will not
always be the case.
The West and the Ancient
World
We won’t repeat others summaries of the history of the concept of
“the West” here. But it does appear with the wars between Christians and
Muslims in the Middle Ages, later being used to distinguish between
areas dominated by the Western reformist church and the Eastern orthodox
church.
Just as New Afrikans today may take up the study of ancient Egypt to
learn about their “roots”, euro-Amerikans may study ancient Greece with
the same goal. In reality, ancient Egypt and Greece (in certain periods)
were actually connected and learned from each other. They were more
similar to each other (and more geographically close to each other) than
the actual ancestors of most New Afrikans or euro-Amerikans. Both are
caught up in a mythology that links them to an ancient society based on
racialized concepts of continents.
The idea of Europe as its own continent is also a myth that stems
from this history and the fact that our knowledge in the United $tates
is dominated historically by Europeans. And today, U.$.-cultural
dominance helps shape the memes that take on global significance.
Europe is a region in actual space, however, unlike “the West”, which
often lumps Western Europe with occupied regions of North America and
Oceania today. In a sense, “the West” is almost describing something
real. Throw in Japan, and you’ve got the advanced imperialist countries
of the world.
The West and Freedom
A more modern concept of “the West” starts from the fight against
fascism and morphs into the fight against communism. “The West” claims
to offer freedom and democracy instead.
On 5 July 2022, a Ukrainian court banned the Communist Party of
Ukraine and ordered all its assets seized by the state. This is a party
that got 13 percent of the votes in the 2012 general election. This
follows the ban of a number of other “socialist” or “left” parties in
the country for being “pro-Russian.”(2)
On the Fourth of July, the city of Akron, Ohio issued a 9PM to 6AM
curfew preventing people from leaving their homes except for work or
emergencies. This was on a night when masses of people stayed out all
night partying and lighting fireworks in most cities across the country.
The curfew was issued because cops shot unarmed 25-year-old Jayland
Walker the night before with 60 bullets. The young Black man died Fourth
of July morning.
Through May and June MIM(Prisons) sent hundreds of letters, petitions
and legal documents to prisoners across Texas leading up to a planned
boycott of the Juneteenth holiday on June 19. The weeks leading up to
the Fourth of July our mailbox was full of letters from the Texas
Department of Criminal Justice and from prisoners in Texas, notifying us
that our mail
had been censored because it promoted a disturbance or a riot.
Prisoners in Texas are being tortured in long-term isolation, forced
to work without pay, and facing all sorts of abusive conditions
including lack of food, dangerous temperatures and lack of yard time.
Jayland Walker was shot 60 times over a tail light. Yet boycotts and
demonstrations have been deemed illegal in Texas and Akron, Ohio in
response. In Akron 50 people were arrested after protestors were sprayed
with tear gas because police said they “cannot condone property
destruction.”(3) This is the behavior of the oppressor, of the
imperialists.
The West and Language
The more modern framework of the North versus the South developed as
an improvement on the West/East concept. The “North/South” framework is
more geographically coherent (with the exception of Australia and New
Zealand) and is defined economically. It also avoids the racist
exclusion of Japan and the “three tigers.” Though it could play into
some theories of geographic determinism, which can mirror racist
conceptions of history.
Regardless, North/South terminology was developed to be “valueless”
and as such becomes a euphemism for what is really going on: some
countries are exploiting other countries. And we have perfectly good
terminology for “the West” or “the North” in this context: imperialist
countries. As anti-imperialists, we must expose imperialism and its
crimes at every turn and not hide it behind euphemisms that reference
geography or pseudo-scientific concepts of race over materialist
understandings of political-economy.
On the other hand of the dialectic of imperialism we have the
oppressed nations, or the exploited countries, or the semi-colonies or
neo-colonies, depending on the context. Arguably these terms are also
better than the First/Third
World language we have often used historically.(4)
As a general principle, our writing guide reminds us not to use
euphemisms and not to use passive language. Like “the West” these styles
creep into our writing because they are common in the bourgeois press.
We should consciously combat this by being clear about the relationships
of oppression and exploitation and who is doing what to whom.
Whether it relates to religion, philosophy or democracy, all
historical concepts of “the West” are related to justifying invasions or
imperialism in different forms.
This month we seen police in Minneapolis break into Amir Locke’s home
and murder him. This came after the public was placated by the
conviction of former pig Derek Chauvin for killing George Floyd.
Most of the protest we seen for ‘defund the police’ ended after the
George Floyd incident. It is uncertain if the reason for that is that
the public think they won a victory just because the injustice system
sacrificed one of their own in convicting Derek Chauvin or if the arrest
of John Johnson, the leader of NFAC, played its part in the end of
protests.
What is certain is that police can not be reformed because police are
the problem in america. More likely than not the evil injustice system
will release Derek Chauvin on appeal when everyone has forgot and the
spotlight is off. We seen Kim Potter get sentenced for 2 years this week
because some of the public pressure is off against the police. While the
Kim Potter incident seemed accidental and she showed some remorse for
her murder two things were never mentioned.
1st that police murder would have never happened if the pigs were not
stopping someone and harassing him in the first place, therefore the
police were the problem that led to Kim Potter killing an innocent
man.
2nd if anyone of us did this accidental shooting and showed real
remorse we would get life in prison and denied any chance of justice in
appeals court no matter how competent a defense we receive in trial from
our public defender (pretender).
Now the protest in the streets are silent and the evil police are
back to their same old tricks. Falsifying crime statistics to scare the
public into giving them more money. Money that should be going to
schools, and infrastructure, housing, community building rather than to
evil pigs that only scare people with false crime needs and incarcerate
our fathers, our kids. Police are a plague on society and the ONLY way
to fix what is wrong in this country is to defund the police and close
our prisons. Such a radical reversal is hard to comprehend, it takes
actual work and sacrifice.
We all know disgusting people that we do not want around. It is easy
to use police to get rid of disgusting people, thus creating the monster
of incarceration that we have now. To build community and healing takes
work and sacrifice. To really create lasting change requires independent
institutions of, by, and for the proletariat. We must unite together
against disgusting people who have lost their way and show them a better
way. At all cost the police can not be used as a remedy. The trail
blazers of community building most likely will have to operate at a
deficit initially until results can be proven, but rest assured any
result is better than the ineffectual prisons we have now.
We need to form real community based volunteer groups to patrol our
streets and intervene with ill behavior. Punishment is never the answer.
We can appropriate public spaces as necessary because public property
does NOT belong to the government, it rightfully belongs to the People.
To truly fix America we have to defund the police at all cost. Stop
being afraid of crime. Solutions to problems will arise naturally. One
thing is clear, the government we have now is not for the people, By the
people, or of the people. Police have become an elite ruling class they
do whatever, whenever they want. That is why reform will never work.
In Solidarity
MIM(Prisons) responds: We agree with this comrades
conclusion that reform will not work. And echo the need for a strategy
of building proletarian-led institutions of the oppressed instead. The
“defund” rhetoric seems very closely aligned to this mission, yet in
practice seems to have led to more discussions about budgets,
i.e. reformism. And of course, President Biden, has just taken it to
call for more funding for police.
Sadly far too many people who should know better believe that a sign
of “equal justice” would be if Kyle Rittenhouse was housed in the empty
cell down the tier from me. Additionally far too many people actually
felt and argued that a sign of the system working was the guilty verdict
given to the McMichaels for killing Ahmaud Arbery. However i wonder what
exactly such people believe happens when these people are in fact placed
into prison. Do people believe these people would share the same
experiences as someone from the semi-colonies? Do they believe these
people will be subjected to the same level of brutality from the state
or its representatives? Do they believe this is “rehabilitation”?
i’ve even heard far too many people state that these people should
not even be given bourgeois rights while going through the courts. Such
people obviously believe in amerikkkan “democracy” and only aim to put
and keep their people in power specifically through the Democratic Party
where they can use the levers of bourgeois civil society to dominate*
the Republican Party. This is vengeance against the Amerikan
bourgeoisie’s political party by another - not justice and definitely
not revolutionary. We should condemn this at every turn.
2020 was lost because spontaneity dominated instead of actual
consciousness. Lenin stated in 1900 that the “spontaneity of the masses
demands a high consciousness from us.” Another obvious failure was the
failure of analysis of what amerikkka’s capitalism-imperialism is and
who her citizens are and their relationship to this specific form of
late capitalism-imperialism. Had this been done there would’ve been less
talk of trying to stuff a true history lesson down the settler-colonist
throats as if this would make them see the light and instead teaching
this history to New Afrikans, First Nations, Raza, API and receptive
whites with an emphasis on self-determination struggles, self-reliance,
anti-imperialism and internationalism. A proper class analysis would’ve
concluded there’s no real opposition to capitalism-imperialism (in 2020)
and most amerikans benefit from this system. The people protesting,
thinking pigs would be or should be neutral, while their system was
under attack; that they would not welcome vigilantes and even thank them
were foolish. If any one was surprised at all by how that night played
out, regardless of the Rittenhouse verdict, they need to go back to the
ABC’s of amerikkkan history (maybe Critical Race Theory would’ve helped
them).
Not only should we not root for U$A injustice system even against our
enemies**, we should denounce bourgeois criminal behavior, not just
gangsterism but even in protests. We are not terrorists nor do we
believe in focoism or anarchy. We advocate revolutionary consciousness.
We do not lead the people to slaughter. We gather forces or at least
sympathy for revolution.
What are prisons for? We know all too well about the
school-to-prison-pipeline and who this is designed for. We know we are
considered surplus-population and prison acts as a social tool to keep
idle people idle. We also know that amerikkkans are infatuated with law
and order (and punishment). We know amerikkkans rest assured when its
carceral system locks people away for 40 or 50 years for whatever
crime…we know amerikkka does not bat an eye at such abuses. In fact
immediately after Rittenhouse’s GoFundMe page successfully got him
acquitted Vice President Harris professed her role as top-cop in
California was to make the system more “equitable” and his acquittal
means there’s obviously “more work to be done”. Again, but what are
prisons for? Rittenhouse should go inside a box (for obviously many,
many years), get old and then be judged (by a specific faction of the
bourgeois dictatorship - the democrats**) to see if it’s enough years
gone by. This is the only purpose prison in bourgeois society serves so
what kind of people advocate such a thing?
Even in prison it’s not well known what prison is used for. Not only
that, even in prison bourgeois mentality is prevalent and ubiquitous… We
sit in cages like animals. We are psychologically tortured, sexually
humiliated, manipulated and harassed. We must fight for outside contact,
safety, humanity and freedom but a majority of captives sit around in
their assigned boxes and literally direct their anger and future
violence at other captives. Not just that but rebellion against our
circumstances and capture is far too often shunned. Revolution even in
hell isn’t automatic. Bourgeois society will go down as the most
adaptable. When almost everyone has a price how could it not?
When i hear “lock em up” or that “justice” was served i know for sure
i’m in the midst of enemies. i know such people deep down believe i’m
exactly where i should be. Revolutionaries cannot parrot Jesse
Jackson, Alicia Garza, Amy Goodman or anyone else’s call to “lock em
up.” Let’s leave that to Trump and Clinton and all the other enemies of
the revolution. Instead let’s learn how to protect each other starting
with a proper class analysis. True political consciousness going into
2022 must start from the empire’s utter success in buying off all but a
small percent of its population and the knowledge that this demand and
lame-ass attempt to take over the bourgeois system “from the inside”
with this pro-police imperialism, pro-FBI socialism, anti-revolution
revolutionaries is worse than a joke.
Salutes to TX Team One, FPC, Republic of Aztlán, and the entire
USW,
NA Struggle RL NAIM CA-MLM
*Obviously if this had the potential to advance anti-imperialism in
any way it is to be considered but we will not first exploit internal
contradictions between the capitalist then as a response to this build
our forces. No, there must first be a revolutionary force to galvanize
otherwise it’s just more imperialism and pro-imperialism.
**It would have to be Democrats because Republicans believe this was
just.
MIM(Prisons) responds: We agree with this comrade’s
focus on building our forces, building anti-imperialism, building
movements for self-determination. As we say on page 2 of every Under
Lock & Key, we have a different solution to the bourgeois
prison system and that is proletarian justice. We distribute the book
Prisoners of Liberation about Amerikan spies in a Chinese
socialist prison that we use as a starting point for how prisons can be
used to serve the people and give everyone the resources to reform and
contribute positively to society.
But implementing pro-people rehabilitation on a mass scale is a ways
off for us in this country. And we agree with our comrade here that
these calls for “justice” are the battlefield of bourgeois politicians.
If Rittenhouse was given a long prison term, that would only increase
the chances of him becoming the Nazi that he has been branded already in
the media; an indication of what these bourgeois prisons actually do.
There are class enemies, and both sides will use force against their
class enemies. But we must first build proletarian institutions, before
we can implement proletarian justice.
I can’t 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
I’m almost dead now, Blackin out in da ground
Black faces screamin “He’s almost passin out”
I-phones out people video taping now
Maybe one day my cries will ring aloud
I’m reaching out for help but I cant’ make a sound
It’s gettin blurry, cops yellin “settle down!”
It’s settled now, pick me up off da ground
EMT arrival but I’m already in da clouds
It’s too late to demonstrate the pleadings in the crowd
I’m upset with the way the shit played out
I can’t 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 don’t 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 don’t want sympathy
We just want to be seen
In the same light as a human being
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 they’ve
coined a ‘People’s Senate’. 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 ‘negroes’.
Now with the advent of the People’s 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 People’s Senate, We will guarantee a people’s
voice, and a people’s control of the direction of Our collective
movement. Incarcerated persyns may also take part in this People’s
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 who’ve
languished behind bars falsely framed by the U.S. government for Bro.
Malcolm’s 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. Malcolm’s 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 ‘news’, 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 We’ve 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
Arbery’s 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, We’ve become
complicit in Our own oppression. We’ve 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 weren’t clearly justified, events like Kyle Rittenhouse’s
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 wasn’t assassinated by racism, but
by a corrupt power structure. Kyle Rittenhouse’s murderer of two Black
Lives Matter supporters and the wounding of a third, wasn’t 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 structure’s sustained power. That is while some of us have
been struggling to ‘FREE THE LAND!’, 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, We’re 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 people’s WAR, Vita Wa Watu,
to seize power, and implement socialist (non exploitative/oppressive)
power.
On 20 April 2021, Ma’Khia Bryant – a 16-year-old New Afrikan girl –
was murdered by a pig belonging to the Columbus Division of Police.(1)
As the news of a guilty verdict on killer pig Derek Chauvin was barely
starting to make news on various media, an Amerikan pig killed another
New Afrikan child.(2)
At the time of the murder, Ma’Khia Bryant lived in foster care in the
home of Angela Moore – the foster mother. The incident started as a
conflict between a Tionna Bonner, 22 year old former foster child of
Ms. Moore, and Ma’Khia Bryant and her younger sister Ja’Niah Bryant. The
conflict was originally over housework, and how the former foster child
Tionna Bonner said the Bryant children were not giving Ms. Moore the
respect that was due. The dispute escalated when Ja’Niah called
Ms. Moore who said she was too busy to get involved. Ja’Niah called her
grandmother while Ms. Bonner called another former foster child by the
name of Shai-Onta Craig Watkins. Watkins was 20 years old at this
time.(3)
The biological grandmother of the Bryant children arrived who
described the conflict. She tried protecting her grandchildren who were
being threatened by the older former foster children Ms. Bonner and
Ms. Watkins. By this time, Ms. Bonner had pulled out a knife (according
to Ja’Niah and her grandmother) and Ma’Khia had grabbed a steak knife
from the kitchen. This is when Ja’Niah called 911 to which she claimed
“Angie’s grown girls trying to fight us, trying to stab us, trying to
put her hands on our grandma.”(4)
The police arrived 12 minutes later. Ms. Watkins has left the house
while the Bryant children began to pack up their things. The Bryant
children’s father now arrived at the scene as Ms. Watkins returned with
two more people. While the two groups crossed paths, Ms. Watkins spat
towards the Bryant family. Ja’Niah Bryant later said, “That’s when
everything just went left.”
As Ma’Khia Bryant charged, Ms. Watkins fell to the ground in which
then Ma’Khia’s father tried to kick Watkins. When Ma’Khia raised her
kitchen knife, pig Nicholas Reardon shot Ma’Khia four times. Ma’Khia was
dead.
Many activists and people on Twitter oriented towards the discourse
of Amerika’s police brutality pointed out on social media how the New
Afrikan masses couldn’t get a single second of judicial justice from the
United $tates without having another Amerikan pig take the life away
from another New Afrikan. This murder was closely dated with the release
of the video footage showing the murder of a Mexican lumpen youth Adam
Toledo who was 3 years younger than Ma’Khia Bryant. The liberals and
left-wing imperialists oriented with the Democratic Party seemed too
busy to pat themselves on the back in regards to the guilty verdict on
Derek Chauvin that these two murders of oppressed nation youth seemed to
not stay in their national headlines.
The
Oppressed Nation Youth in the Foster Care System
In 2019, New Afrikan children made up 14% of the total child
population in the United $tates – children ranging from ages 1 to 18 –
while their euro-Amerikan counterparts made up 50%.(5) Despite their
much smaller population size, New Afrikan children made up 23% of the
kids in foster care, much higher than not only Amerikans, but also the
Chican@s, First Nations, and national minorities.(6) The number of New
Afrikan foster children however, has been decreasing steadily for the
past two decades with the year 2000 starting with a 39% and reaching a
stabilization of 23% around 2016 up to 2019.
Throughout the history of the modern imperialist world there have
been problems of vulnerable children; whether they be foster kids,
orphan beggars, or a gang of youth thieves, crisis which inevitably
comes from the capitalist relations of production will strike the youth
populations as well. In the United $tates, one of the many major
external factors of the oppressed nations’ material conditions in the
recent decades have been the drug war. With the turn of the 1980s, the
crack epidemic fueled by the alliance between the CIA and the comprador
drug lords of Latin America has hit New Afrikan and Latin@ communities
like a locust swarm would to a peasant’s rice field. As the drug game
became more and more dangerous, the oppressed nation youth lost the
little stability and the nuclear family structure that they had in the
first place. The associate commissioner of the Children’s Bureau stated
that “most children enter the foster care system, not from physical
abuse, but from neglect.”(7) From this we can gather that the primary
cause of New Afrikan youth entering the foster care system is not
physical and emotionally abusive parents per se, but lack of resources
the family or the community around them has.
Children growing in those lumpenized households and impoverished
labor aristocrat households vulnerable to lumpenization (and most
importantly, surrounded by abysmal living conditions) creates a very
unstable social element for the Amerikans (and even the oppressed nation
masses!). So in that response, the foster system is utilized where
petty-bourgeois households (many of them belonging to the oppressed
nation themselves!) with the time and resource could take care of
children coming from beneath their petty-bourgeois class status. Despite
its well-intended individuals, the foster care system is just as unsafe
from bureaucratic and profit-driven work methods that is embedded in the
capitalist the capitalist superstructure. Abuse, emotional deprivation,
and physical neglect reign amongst children in foster care. Just like
how the police departments of every major city juke statistics and makes
robberies and rapes disappear – and how the school system juke scores
and encourage studying tests instead of studying fields of knowledge –
foster homes oftentimes make their abuse and neglect disappear as well.
Anti-communists claim that no one would work without the profit motive,
and that the profit motive is the main source of good work in any
society. Then how come foster parents who get paid hundreds by the
government every month per child still can’t meet the emotional and
physical requirement for vulnerable youth?
With the crack cocaine epidemic rising in the 1980s and 1990s,
bourgeois nationalist ideas hardening the family structure of oppressed
nations came to popularity. Bourgeois nationalists pointed at the lack
of a nuclear family structure amongst oppressed nations, and rested the
conditions of New Afrikans and Chican@s upon that point.(8) The absentee
father; the drug addicted mother; the so-called “emasculated” gay man;
the gangster who’s “too dumb” to use his parasitic gains to transform
into a legal capitalist; and the participator of “loose sex” were seen
as the reasons why New Afrikan/Chican@ youth were pulled into
lumpenization and the foster care system. Maoists understand that the
superstructure cannot change the economic base, and the idea of
“superstructure first” will be fruitless without the overthrow of
capitalism. Shaming single mothers, persecuting LGBT masses, and
enabling the capitalist instincts of the lumpen class will not only fail
to give us liberation, but will attack the masses even more.
Socialist Handling of
Unattended Youth
In the Soviet Union, revolution, counter-revolution, and world war
left millions of orphans in Russia commonly referred to as
“besprizornye” (literally meaning “unattended”).(9) Most of these
orphans worked as beggars while also looking towards odd jobs such as
selling flowers and cigarettes or hoping to work in restaurants for
scraps. Competition became more fierce, and many of these orphans turned
towards prostitution and thievery.(10) Gangs of orphans as large as
groups of 30 came to being; alcoholism and drug abuse became a common
site; and STDs, physical, and mental illness became common things
associated with the unattended children.(11) From this basis came the
battle for communist transformation of not only the unattended children
but all children under socialism in the USSR. Revolutionary orphanages
were formed, children were provided with necessities such as education
while expected to help with maintaining those independent institutions
and decision making. The primary split between these orphanages under
socialism and capitalism was the agency and self-determination given to
the orphaned youth and the question of adoption: socialist orphanages
didn’t seek to put children in adoption but give them a family through
the productive life of the commune. During the latter half of the 1920s,
the Soviet Union succeeded in the rehabilitation of the unattended
children although the goal of creating revolutionary youth movement for
all youth has not been met.(12)
The murder of Ma’Khia Bryant is overlooked unfortunately by both the
Liberals and the revolutionaries. As a guilty verdict has been placed on
pig Derek Chauvin, liberals are eager to put a book end to the rebellion
that spread across the country from 2020-2021. As Mao Zedong taught us
that the masses must learn revolution through waging revolution, we
emphasize the work on us that must be done in pulling the correct
lessons from the period of rebellion from 2020 to 2021. Many radical
Liberals are heartbroken by such morbid killing of an oppressed nation
youth – a habit Amerikkka is unable to kick – and often times let the
bourgeois moralism alongside catharsis get the better of them. We
emphasize again the importance of learning the essence of the reality
around us and the importance of serving unattended youth while combating
tailist and commandist attitudes.
Bibliography 1. Will Wright, 8 May 2021, “Ma’khia
Bryant’s Journey Through Foster Care Ended With an Officer’s Bullet,”
The New York Times. 2. Ibid. 3. Ibid. 4. Ibid. 5. Kids
Count, September 2020, “Child Population by Race in the United States,”
Kids Count. 6. Kids Count, June 2021, “Children in foster care by
race and Hispanic origin in the United States,” Kids Count. 7.
Administration for Children & Families, January 15, 2020 “Child
abuse, neglect data released: 29th edition of the Child Maltreatment
Report,” Administration for Children & Families. 8. The New York
Times, July 31, 1994, “Facing Complaints of Bias, Farrakhan Speaks to
Women Only.” 9. Alan M. Ball, 1994, “And Now My Soul Hardened,”
University of California Press. 10. Ibid. 11. Ibid. 12.
Ibid.
Clenched fist salute to all revolutionary New Afrikans! This coming
October 2021, the United Nations(U.N.) will host the 2021 International
Tribunal. At this tribunal many of Our countrymen/wimmin along with
supporters will AGAIN charge the United Snakes government with
committing genocide against Our New Afrikan nation before the world
‘court’ and denouncing them for their treatment of political prisoners
and prisoners of war(PP/POWs).
This action comes on the 70th anniversary of the petition presented
to the U.N. General Assembly in 1951 charging the U.S. with genocide
against Our people. William L. Patterson, one of the original
petitioners, also wrote a book based on the experience entitled, We
Charge Genocide. Subsequently, in 1977, the New Afrikan Prisoner
Organization wrote an essay entitled, “We still Charge Genocide,” to
illustrate, among other things, that the genocide still continues.
We did not choose to scribe this brief piece as a news brief, to
merely inform comrades of what other comrades are up to. Rather, We
scribe this piece to discuss the significance of this tribunal and to
also pinpoint the direction Our nation is going.
Significance: In any and all forms of struggle the
effectiveness and significance of one’s tactics and strategies are
dependent upon the conditions or circumstances therein. The current
direction of the mass front of the ‘Movement for Black Lives’, and
‘Black Lives Matter’ and the like, has the nationalist tendency of Our
people in a very subordinate position. As such it is paramount that a
wide variety of movement media cover and disseminate the Tribunal and
the events and discourse around it. It is extremely significant that
representatives of Our Nation are expounding upon Our national reality
on an international arena, and furthermore, it is important that younger
activists witness a new form or avenue in struggle in this
democratic stage of our liberation movement.
Some, in fact, have not witnessed us as a people claim and expound
upon Our national identity as New Afrikans and the treatment We receive
when captured as political prisoners and prisoners of war, and while
acting in the capacity as politicized prisoners once in captivity. Some
youths haven’t witnessed revolutionary nationalism take a center stage
or act in what many deem as significant capacity, and thus
we’ve been seen by many of the current generation activist as
insignificant. This Tribunal CAN begin to shift those perceptions, as
more of our people begin to view Our struggle in the light of the
colonized nation struggling for its independence, and when those among
us act in accord with the mandate to FREE THE LAND!!! We’re subsequently
treated as any ‘enemy combatant’ of imperialism is around the globe. The
difference being, that this is all hidden from the mass majority of the
public within the empire and abroad.
Direction: As we struggle ahead it is a must that
We, the revolutionary New Afrikans, understand and propagate the just
cause of our liberation struggle in a way that links the genocidal acts
of the empire, which we’ve resisted, fought, and will continue to wage
war against until our goal is met, along with the reality that the
carrying out of genocide is a prerequisite for occupation and
imperialism. By this We mean that imperialism IS genocide!
Many incorrectly picture genocide as a single event; that a genocide
must require a machivallian individual orchestrating the industrial
murders of human beings for a delusional/cynical end goal. Rather,
genocide is a process that evolves and moves and intensifies. Genocide
is like all other social and natural phenomena in this regard. As such,
genocide is one word that encapsulates the many symptoms of OUR national
subjugation under U.S. imperialism. Furthermore, as articulated by the
Spear & Shield Collective, We must COMBAT GENOCIDE! And this slogan
encapsulates the direction we all must take collectively as conscious
New Afrikan nationals.
We can/must combat this genocide in a multi-faceted manner. Creating
community watch squads that can hamper police terrorism is one way of
combating genocide. Building revolutionary base areas within and without
the national territory is combating genocide. Establishing Black
squads within those base areas supplanting the old parasitic lumpen
orgs with them is combating genocide. In terms of Us behind the walls,
mitigating acts of street organization warfare amongst different lumpen
organizations within Our one nation is combating genocide. Practicing
and promoting a New revolutionary way of doing and saying everything, as
to go about breaking the cycle. Educating on health and nutrition
practices is a way to combat genocide. Convert your ‘gang’ into a
revolutionary vehicle.
As u can imagine there are many ways to combat the genocide of our
nations. We are to keep this in mind as we go about our duties, that in
all we do we do it to combat genocide, which is combating imperialism.
CLENCH FIST
Weeks into the Derek Chauvin trial, protests in Brooklyn City,
Minnesota were set off by the shooting of 20-year-old New Afrikan Daunte
Wright during a traffic stop. The pig who shot him claims she thought
she had pulled her taser. People braved the snow and freezing
temperatures night after night, resisting the curfew that was put in
place by the fascist pigs. They chanted “fuck the police!” and “fuck
your curfew!” as cops shot tear gas and rubber bullets into the crowds
of hundreds to thousands of people.
As we go to press, the pig who killed George Floyd has been charged
with 2nd degree murder. Derek Chauvin assassinated Floyd on 25 May 2020
by kneeling on his neck for 8 minutes and 46 seconds.
This verdict doesn’t change the fact that over 1,100 people were
killed by pigs outside of prison in 2020, and that that is consistent
with previous years. Of those, 121 were pulled over for mere traffic
violations like Daunte Wright. New Afrikans were 28% of those killed in
2020, despite being only 13% of the population. In cities like Chicago
and Minneapolis, New Afrikans were killed by cops at over 20 times the
rate of whites for 2013-2020. In that same period, no cops were charged
in 98.3% of killings.(1) While this data may be incomplete, behind
prison walls this information is even more hidden. United Struggle from
Within reminds our readers that Prisoners’ Lives Matter too, despite
being excluded from these statistics on murders by so-called “peace”
officers.
In May 2020, George Floyd’s murder righteously struck a nerve in many
people both in the United $tates and internationally. This lead to a
great awakening in international consciousness and exposed some heavy
contradictions concerning capitalism-imperialism and its facade of
democracy and human rights. We were shown that it is a dictatorship, and
just like all other political systems, its state representatives are
only there to uphold and enforce its class interests.
One of the most inspiring consequences of the killing of George Floyd
is how this is so relatable to so much of the world’s oppressed
communities and how so many of them not only showed their support for
New Afrikans in North America but used this as a catalyst to confront
their own bourgeois dictatorships. Just last month, Victoria Salazar of
El Salvador was killed by Mexican police by a knee pressing her neck
into the ground similar to George Floyd. In response, wimmin across the
country took to the streets, marching, performing street theatre and
sometimes clashing with police. Feminists protested both the rate of
femicide in the region as well as the militarized border patrols and
policing that create the conditions for killings like Salazar’s; tracing
it back to U.$. imperialism.
Even the bourgeoisie in China criticized how the United $tates
polices its Black population, saying, “Many people within the United
States actually have little confidence in the democracy of the United
States.”(2)
Despite these connections, the death of Mr. Floyd had little chance
of galvanizing itself to confront the U.$. bourgeois dictatorship or
threaten its rule. A few officers were scapegoated. One will be doing
prison time. And all Democrats and Republicans unanimously joined to
denounce the officer’s actions. Western imperialism was quick to send
out its talking heads and the Democratic Party to corral the people back
into bourgeois confines and to let the system administer the appropriate
“justice” through its judicial process. Then $27 million was given to
the family in a very public and biased way which could be a sign and
another way to placate the people. Sadly, Biden and the Democrats have
largely won over much of the “allies” of the oppressed and New Afrikans
in particular. A recent poll said that immediately after the uprising
60% said at least one pig “murdered” George, now it’s only 36%, which is
just a sign of how fickle and amorphous even “talk” of discontent for
how capitalism-imperialism treats the “other,” and how quick much of
Amerikkka wants to get back to business, ie. back to normal.(3)
The trial of Derek Chauvin was captivating. Many people, from many
backgrounds actually cared and tried to help George Floyd. Sadly, even
in the rare occasion when they are given prison time, none of the pigs
will be reformed. We know this because our own comrades who do want to
serve the people are not given any resources to reform in the current
prison system. This should only add to the list of reasons why
capitalism-imperialism must go not why we need to give it yet one more
chance, or worst still “push Biden further to the left.”
All comrades should be using their voice to build the
anti-imperialist united front and demanding class suicide from all
oppressed communities and justice-loving people in this country. It is
real in the field, fascism is no longer a misnomer. There are very large
swaths of the country who would love nothing more. The kid who murdered
the two protestors in Kenosha received $2 million in donations, which
just shows you what Amerikkkans think of the cries of its oppressed
citizens, and also what it thinks of its right-wing vigilantes.
Meanwhile Florida just passed a fascist bill that allows felony charges
for protestors for “rioting,” including up to 15 years for those who
damage or desecrate an historical monument. Meanwhile it protects
Amerikans who assault or kill protestors with a deadly weapon (an
automobile), a form of fascist vigilantism that has grown in recent
years. Then you have the recent voting rights bills, such as in Georgia,
to stop people from voting. This is a real crisis within the bourgeois
empire itself on how to rule; whether oppressed nations are allowed to
vote, or even to exist.
Mao said the basic law of dialectical-materialism is the unity of
opposites. The primary contradiction in imperialism is the oppressed
nations against the oppressor nations. Mao also said two cannot combine
into one. Only revolution and a seizure of the state apparatus by the
oppressed will ultimately transform this contradiction, yet we can and
should be working to transform all aspects of the contradiction short of
revolution we can in preparation for that time.
Amerikkka, or any First World nation, has no right to deny anyone a
share of its ill-gotten spoils. We should not get caught up in the
“lock-him-up” hysteria of this trial and instead demand and support a
true united front against this system and expose it as an utter failure.
We should be supporting the First Nations call of welcome to their
cousins from South and Central America and those from the global south.
The imperialists should not have undermined their governments and
resources. We should be uniting with the Asian and Pacific Islander
peoples’ struggles against national oppression, especially now, and
welcoming them to the table (we’ve sure missed them and need them).
Studying Marxism-Leninism-Maoism, applying dialectical materialism
and historical materialism, building a new culture using the method of
analysis and synthesis to critique and transform this gangster culture
and “bourgeois” criminal mentality into a revolutionary one, building
independent institutions to protect ourselves and avoid state repression
and even exposure as much as possible and effecting both the quality and
quantity of these contradictions amongst the people and the enemy.
There is nothing in the world but matter in motion and our current
social contradictions must be exploited by real materialists. We are
living through an historic moment, things are certainly in motion, and
we must affect the direction they move in. If we dare recognize our
collective enemy and transform our petty bourgeois “wanna-be” gangsta
mentality into one that is at least sympathetic to the revolutionary
process we can really change and exploit these contradictions so they
are more favorable to us.
If there is nothing to be made known of the affects the bourgeois
mis-education systems have on oppressed nations and internal
semi-colonies within the (un)United State of Amerika, there is one thing
that will give truth to power. The U.$. is a police state. The majority
of the general public is a cop guard regime, and all parts of amerikan
society are affected, and infected, with the virus of police-ism.
Popular politics revolve around contest between the identities of
so-called classes that don’t even relate itself to the revolutionary
workers and exploited labourer of the internationalist proletariat.
The common theme of the COVID-19 era has been, big ups to the
frontline workers, and first responders. But it shows how little
resistance there is for the bourgeoisie news and social media,
non-truths trend on instagram and snapchat while those who are truly
exploited – from the prison population to the homeless and migrant
labourer populations, the disenfranchised are steady marginalized into
social sub-sects of the lumpen-proletariat. It sucks having little
determination of one’s national independence. The oppressor nation has
the power to Jedi mind trick its internal populations into accepting
ideas of itself as suffering classes deserving of priority in the
distribution of natural resources, while semi-colonies die the slow
painful death. The U.$. has been sick long before the rise of COVID-19
imperialist world order.
Many on the liberal leftist side of Turtle Island remain hopeful of a
sudden shift in the exploiters justice system, and the economical
maneuvering of the petty bourgeoisie to redistribute wealth and
punishment in equality. Thing is hopefulness is unlogical in
circumstances that requires skepticism. It’s as critical as Vietnam, the
draft and Muhammad Ali, refusing to attend the appointment with jungles
of the Asian continent in the Amerikkkan draft. Chances are, most of
those within the internal semi-colonies of these United $nakes, with the
least to lose in breaking with the exploiter nation, they will be
drowned out by the noise campaigns of dress-up revolutionaries, culture
vultures, and agent provocateurs. The last being the most dangerous to
nationalist leaders of the First World Lumpen amongst Turtle Island’s
internationalist Maoist modeled groups.
Kicking
New Afrikan Internationalist Principles as a USW Leader
The bourgeois nationalists are able to quote the phrases of classical
revolutionary leaders and anti-imperialists but their necessities for
true internationalism is just a metamorphisized lesser form of activism;
never truly the form of Marxism-Leninism-Maoism. As the U.$ofA
imperialist and parasitic capitalist are brutally proliferating, the
lies of the petty bourgeoisie are spread. These lies have become a sort
of plague that infects the minds of our youth de-socialized as First
World lumpen (FWL). True works of revolutionary nationalist culture are
suppressed. Today’s youth (including many FWL) run to the bourgeois
nationalist for education, and these ideas of reactionary, watered-down
nationalist politics of New Afrikan and Aztlán liberation, with
political jargon by Liberals’ approach to revolutionary action for
national liberation.
Subjugation, colonialism and neo-colonialism is the cause of certain
lack of knowledge. Then, with social media acting as the death alter,
sacrificing one’s youth to do something the world SEES, these so-called
nationalist and internationalists become inept, specifically when it
come time for true actions to spring forth from the FWL. Yet, there’s a
pattern throughout history for this. We see these individuals protesting
against certain injustices, but is it truly Revolutionary Suicide? Does
it liberate all beings subjugated?
Dialectical materialism is a concept that We’ve adapted to due to
Maoist Internationalist form of thinking. One must know how to formulate
a purpose of an ideology-movement. Once we’ve compared all past actions
of national liberation, next we take revolutionary action. But how does
the youth of today know the works of Marxism-Leninism-Maoism, when their
grandparents and parents were fed misinformation about liberation? We
leave the youth no militant alternative but to turn to bourgeois
nationalism. These individuals that speak of half revolutionary truths.
They know the path of liberation, and what it will take to end
oppression in the world, but in their actions of so-called change these
bourgeois nationalist only aim to reform policies of subjugation. It’s
like asking to desegregate a school, but there’s still white/black,
girl/boy bathrooms, separating the ethnic groups of that school. We only
enable police policies, which aim to further the impression of
anti-socialism, capitalist-imperialistic psychology, determined
psychology because of how police-ism has become a philosophy that has
instinctively mingled with the psyche of certain amerikans, and as now
the psychology of most amerikans, including Blacks, Chican@, Asians and
First Nations.
#BLM/Black Lives Matter is an agenda that has attracted many
followers. But everything that is a trend has attracted many followers.
Just follow social media within the exploiter nation USA.com. The
Republic of New Afrika and Aztlán need to realize that if we continue to
separate the oppressed into subject classes and ethnic groups, their
nations will forever be tools of bourgeois nationalists.
These systems of oppression were constructed in the exploiter nations
constitution, a constitution bent on enslaving half of its population
and disenfranchising the rest into minorities. Bourgeois nationalists
disguised as bi-racial issue organizing groups. Protest that life or
these lives matter, but lets argue the case why the BLM agenda screams
Black Lives Matter, when more Blacks murder each other than so-called
police do year round? Though pigs murder of so-called black men and
women and children should be an issue addressed, it shouldn’t just be as
one particular race or class, when race doesn’t exist to be national
requirement of liberation and class struggle doesn’t really exist. The
majority of Amerikan society are cops, what’s there to struggle
over?
Take for example in other nations, like Palestine or Somalia, where
it is known there’s a military presence by the U$ofA Africom and other
oppressor nations, are all oppressing these independent national
struggles that are less armed than the colonialist military settlers.
The Liberal left of the U.$. scream pro-choice but in turn dictate to
Third World womyn what they can or cannot do with their bodies. How is
this pro-choice?? This is dividing the oppressed nations. And don’t
mention the sterilization methods of U.$. state prisons, used against
female prisoners to destroy reproductive powers of social rejects.
When FWL proletariat eradicate the pig system of abuse and instead
begin building platforms to proliferate the ideas of MIM, nationalist
organizers amongst lumpen organizations will have the voice of the
people in the revolutionary objective.
With practical application of class disturbance, integration with the
masses, and rigorous international study of Maoist theory, relevant to
revolutionary history, with understanding of the nature of fighting and
serving the people economically, we’ll address the flow of wealth that
exploiters use to control world-wide populations.
Serving the oppressed in the First World, amongst the First Nation
semi-colonies, tribes and lumpen organizations, means to eradicate
super-exploiter systems and bourgeois nationalist personalities who
advocate for said exploiting Amerikans. They won’t accept responsibility
in the crimes against First Nation populations. They will hide and
advocate increased police-ism reform vs. defund city council and police
unions satisfying their guilty conscious with exploitation by the lesser
of two evils.
Reformist and revisionist Black Lives Matter nationalists need to
take their method of study and use it to shapeshift into an ideology, or
philosophy that leads to MIM. These must become the FWL youths’
alternatives to ushering in a socialist revolution.
Global
Jubilee and Reparations to Africans in CA, USA
In the United $tates of Amerikkka, Black New Afrikan George Floyd has
their face plastered across the walls of convenience stores within the
territories of occupied Dakota, Aztlán, New Afrika, and Makesh. But the
true question is what will it take to unite the multitudes of FWL that
lumpen leaders like G. Floyd mentored?
The pop culture of police-ism disguised as socialist nation building
must be struggled against. Using the unity of fact checking and
scientific decision making, leaders strengthen national resources like
the independent institutions of learning, healthcare, labor, housing and
entertainment. Not to fall into the politrix of revisionist co-opting
for a lesser slice of servitude.
As USA.com states like California are manufacturing legislative
measures like the African-American Reparations Bill to wave liability of
wrongs committed against indentured servants/slave laborers of the
Afrikan diaspora. There will be no reconciliations between New Afrikans
and the oppressor nation pig regimes, unless the pigs swallow the cliff
edge of the square they so gladly occupy. In by none but armed struggle
will national reparations for all of New Afrika be possible, including
We imprisoned.
The death rate of oppressed nation prisoners, a number that is still
hidden from us, is part of what classifies them as semi-colonies,
members of the lumpen proletariat by the political targeting of cop
patrols disguised as social welfare workers. The fact remains the same
prisoners exposed to COVID-19 suffer physical attacks form the cop
union. The only way to mediate the national contradiction is to arm the
prisoners re-entering society with a distrust for integration with a
system that has deliberately exposed them to a terminal disease.
National liberation for fighters in the First World must materialize
into stronger leanings towards the culture of anti-police-ism,
struggling against increased police occupation of internal semi-colonies
disguised as national liberation healthcare relief or economic rescue
plans. It’s a trap, B. Don’t eat the swine of the captors, invaders from
the petty bourgeoisie. None of what the pig state offers will appreciate
in time. The military presence of the U.$. army brigades and national
guard’s COVID welfare systems are surely signs of the time.
Be mindful, stay watching and prepare to fight! Uhuru Sasa!!!