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iciilek taechit iialad it As Ili.g us that these conditicns do t exist whet'e.we live. We sce 2 encmy irying to <yop the people om recognizing tie cuitdftions at exist among them in their ea, They try to stop us from cing the whole. The enemybides Fs time,tries to check the rev- ution, the surupzle, in an effort brainwash condition the ‘cople. So that when they do re- et, they will move in che manner which the oppressor pro- animed them io move, ‘The remy defines tee problem, the nemy passes out ite information, * peates opinion, whet is cued, tat is had, whet he will accey i tolerate, This while we atched; and when we did vive ssistance (CURE, Frecdom Rid- Ss, Liberals, SNCC, we didn't same with new idess, we did not lume with revolutionary ideas, We sent with the pregrata and plan f action given to us by the enemy, The same program he wes using Stymie the struytle, ia an effort Push the movement alone ina issive, and pobtically backwarc “shioa. When the oppressor, ac- omplished that, he shumed out the nent. We see Malcolm X, we see mi speaking in the idiom of the opie we See hitn saying dat we innot allow the eneiny cto define Ur struggle, to lop our peu- orried, we see seray more aad mere u his fackey ny "rom the South and bringing thom % tothe North yett sce them pS weshingt aon-siclen co, sivil right atte teeny Passivity. We see Malcoln defeating this attempt = by the enemy to use his lackies, to stop 4 Black man, who could and would unite the whole peopie around truly revalutionary princi- ples. The lackies co::!d not silence Malcolm. The enemy had to silence Malcolm themselves, they placed guns in the hands of some boot- licking niggers and shot Malcclm down. Gefore Malcolm died, he predicted the rebellions that did eccur in the urban areas of the country, He planted the seed of revolution In the hearts andminds of the people, He spoke of sclf- defense, instead of non-violence, self-etermination, instead of de- pendency on the enemy ard the yun as a basic tool of liberation. He also spoke of the need of a tridy revolutionary organization that spoke and acted in the peo-~ ple's Interest. At this point, em- phasis of the struggle switched to the Norti, as Malcolm had pre- dicted, nothing the enemy didcould Stop it. His old tactic was fail- ing, Black people were now trily moving for their freedom. Nitgers Febelled In the streets, they were met by cries of ‘he coal’, they were met by ‘the war on poverty", @ tactic they used to keep the concept of self-defense from spreading, again tothe whole, The civil rights mayement ex- panded out of tie South, Into the North and failed - because they tried to organize the people around a prosram that wasn't erawr up by the people. They sere pushing we enemy's pro- gram, end yo can't orvanize the People aruund the enemy's pro~ gram end extect to suceced, So seamen Naaman Nin nin WM ® te nate] } ‘ we can see that Malocim planted WE Must solve this problem, To the seed and the product of that Solve this problem we have to “seed Is Huey P, Newton and the @ndlyze the situation. ef we do, Black Panther Party, We see the WE #¢¢ that ff we donot inove Party developing on the West into the South to serve ‘the peo- coast, the last geographical area Pl, to educate the people} and do} that Black people migratedto, We the things there that we did in see the Party grow, expand and the Nerth, then we are not think~ develop throughout the West, Miid~ 198 and acting In terms of the west, throughout theEastCaast.We “hole people, the whole problem | See the pigs trying, in the bepin- We would then.he allowing all of ning to confine the Party pn the Ute hootlickers and Jackies, ans West Coast, but failing. They those who would seck to bave the failed because the Party was based Purty destroyed, to hase an ui on true revolutionary principles, Contested base ta rap down the: We see them failing to divide the les and phony programs ona lar, People from the Party, we see them i Ser-ment of ow peaple, We have trying to lie, to confuse the peo- f° uncerstand that this coutdeasi ple bur we see them falling, We happen,’ In the final aualysis, see the Party working inthecities, Would prove disastrous to our expanding {ts base, serving the, Complete and total Mberation. Re- People, | setting examples fur the, fionalism dix the struggle for’ people to follow, leaching self-de~ OF Uberauon could develop: ince fense to the people. If you make 8% . @htarenistic — cortradictioi an analysis, you see the Party 20g the people, aud therefor: being successful in our attempts lead to the defeat of our efforts to spur the people to action, we ' unite the people and meke 2 See the pigs failing in their 2~ 50C!2list society. tempts to annihilate the Black Our Munister of Defense Huey Panther ‘Party, So we find our-; P. Newton has said “The islack ling as a Party, but: Panther’ Party fs the People’s recognizing that we are always. Party acd we are primarily i: toncerned with the whole, we find terested in freeing man’. If w: ourseives at the crossroads, at are sfier ihe coinpleic and terol the enemy’s last attempt to divide Uberation of our people, then we and conquer, his atiempttokeepus Must 50 aniong them, wherevei rom broadening our struggle to they are. compass the South, ALL POWER, S THE PLOPLE | mn neg: Bee ere