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Principles of Black Survival Planning  If any problem is to be understood thoroughly, one must go to the very
beginning of that problem. Next, the conditions that allowed that problem to develop must be systematically examined.
In the process, every single stage in the birth, growth, and development of the problem---its natural metamorphosis---must
be examined until its cause becomes clear. The solution is accurate in proportion to the precision, validity, and reliability
of the method used to research it. Essentially, the problem statement, clearly defined, holds the elements of its solution
within itself. Frame the problem accurately and the answer will be at the heart of the question---the solution will
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What is the central problem of Africans in the Diaspora? Africans were kidnapped, mass transported,
dehumanized, deculturized, amnesia induced, and worked to death enslaved on lands they do not own, building white and Arab
civilization for predatory/racist populations not of their own race/culture. They live lives that are not their own,
subordinated underneath increasingly nazified populations who no longer need their labor or presence. With the introduction/maturation of labor
replacing computer automated robotics and deliberately opened national borders to selected/docile/cheap labor, Africans in
the United States are rapidly losing employment which is essentially the only means of earning a living for over 96% of the
working age Black population. Purpose Purpose is to develop a survival program that will wake-up, stand-up, and clean up African communities in preparation
for the necessary resolution of the problem caused by the mass kidnapping and shipping to the western hemisphere. Although
many needy Africans in America will use the survival programs we develop to feed, clothe, shelter, transport, heal, educate,
and defend them in times of need, like the jews exterminated in nazi germany, this will not solve their problem. It
will only give them a temporary false sense of security. Maat requires balance; the African population scattered throughout
the Diaspora is out of balance with its African source and homeland. There, and only there, will the total liberation,
reconstruction, and rebirth of African civilization be achieved with the assistance of technically trained Africans from around
the world. To fulfill
this purpose, Africans will need skilled, morally sound, professional survival organizations of a new type. With
the hunting of black skins being raised again to the level of an art form by whites, Africans must defend against the worst
assault since the period of capture, kidnapping and exile to North America. To create a new African
society, and to unearth and reconstruct ancient African civilization and culture, survival methods are not enough. Africans
in America will never build an African civilization in America on top of the slavery founded white society, and the bleached
bones and crumbed wreckages of the indigenous Chechimecan culture. To completely end the cycle of capture, kidnapping, mass transportation to this foreign soil,
the mass working to death of hundreds of millions building white nations around the world must be completed. Africans
must liberate themselves, break the grip of the enslavers/mass murderers, mobilize, and mass transport back to Africa and
spend the rest of their lives rebuilding African civilization and the African race. Africans must leave. To build
a new African form of society in a period of Scientific and Technological Revolution (STR), Africans need a higher conception
of social/economic/political development. Africans need a higher appreciation, respect for, and understanding of African
culture and ancient civilization before white invasions and pillage decimated/destroyed them. Kmt's Maat Philosophy
serves as an ancient foundation to this new vision. Maat Philosophy of Survival Maat is an amalgam of words, ranging from justice, balance, rightness, correctness, harmony, stability, and order,
and the best correlation to Ma'at we can think of outside Kmt is the Taoist understanding of "the Way."
Ma'at is what is right, what is just, what is balanced, what is fair---what is correct. Maat is the weight
of truth placed in the balance for weighing the heart. Maat is the incarnation of truth and justice. Equilibrium
of the whole universe, the harmonious co-existence of its elements, and the essential cohesion necessary for maintaining all
created formations is Maat. The Maat is the sole guiding idea of reborn African
organizations and the guiding principle for all activities of progressive African international federations. In every
endeavor Maat principles must be practiced. In other words, it means the embodiment of independent and creative spirits;
the people (African) must adopt an independent and creative stand to solve mainly by themselves all the problems arising from
day to day self improvement, internal development, and reconstructive work, in the context of our own actual conditions and
historical motion. STRUCTURE
OF SURVIVAL ORGANIZATION The Philosophical
foundation of the organization is ----- The Theoretical Foundation of the organization
is ------ The Methodological Foundation of is ------ The Discipline of the organization is based on ----- The Command/leadership
Structure is ------ The structure
of the organization will need to reflect the conditions it is created to solve. In this way its structure will be based
on its function in a period of white Nazi final solutions. Like clockwork, the economic crisis/collapse of world capitalist
society is at hand, but it will not fall without an unprecedented price in flesh. It will also take time, methodically
unfolding over decades until every element has run its natural course. Then the leaps, the acceleration, the moment
of qualitative change, the explosions, the big bang. Given the destructive arsenal of weapons that the white race has---nuclear
weapons enough to explode 37 planet Earths---and its long distinguished genocidal history with Africans Native Chechimecans
(Indians), Caribs, Aborigines, Tasmanians, Pacific Islanders, etc., these will be desperate times. Whites, many of them in line with Hitler/Nazis essentially have control of most
of the world's nuclear bombs---in submarines, silos, and rocket launchers. They have thousands of tons of biological
and chemical weapons with enough capacities to destroy every single life form on the planet earth. They have their fingers
on the buttons. These intercontinental land conquerors will fight to the death for every single square mile of stolen
land, every single slave, every single mineral, every single inch. Millions will die and be killed. But where
will they live if they blow up one planet earth? In this moment we have nothing to lose but our chains. It is the end of an epoch anyway. Things can never
be the same. We have no help from white radicals; they are as soft as butter, collaborators, bribed, selfish, hiding
behind Black skirts under the guise of a united front with them tucked away safely in the rear leading with a bull horn. They'll,
again, stand and watch as history has shown their actions to be. The Nazi's understand this. They do not need
slave labor or the populations to labor in the future, but they need the land and minerals that the nonwhite populations are
on. Their entire global strategy will be organized around genocide of unarmed defenseless people, mainly people whose
skin is Black and dark brown. So there is nothing to lose, but there is life to gain, a freedom from them, an independence,
a homeland to fight for, a civilization to rebuild, a Great Wrong to make right again. NAME, PURPOSE, MEMBERSHIP AND STRUCTURE Stage 1. Name: The name of this organization is Stage 2. Purpose: The purpose of this organization is the provision of food, clothing, education, health care, housing, training, transportation,
morality and ethics, vision, martial art, recreation, rehabilitation and direction to African workers in need. Historically, fundamental technology advances and
their use in the production of life necessities are at the basis of economic, political and social change. Technology
is what humans use in the process of production to produce a good or service. A class/race/culture/gender is organized around
a particular stage of technological development according to the nature of their relationship with that technology-as owners
or non-owners. In industrial production, there is a class that owns the industrial technology and buildings that house
it, as well as a class that uses it in the workplace. Similarly, the computerized technology (including computer automated)
produced a class of owners and workers. The class of owners both inherits and coordinates a political/governmental apparatus
that preserves their position as owners and creates policy agencies, both domestically and abroad. Land, technology,
economy, political system, and social system as a whole equal a society. In a capitalist society, this group (class/race/gender/culture) seeks to drive down the cost
of production and increase profits by a combination of replacing workers with advanced technology and scouring the globe for
a cheaper labor market to use that technology. As long as workers (non-owners) use technology to produce the good or
service that they are paid to produce-by selling their labor power-then they have a place in production; they have a job.
Yet when the technology has advanced such that it produces the good or service without the worker, the worker no longer has
a job. As people loose their jobs they are increasingly unable to pay for the goods and services they need and want,
both directly and indirectly (e.g., through taxes). Even their credit is called in. In a capitalist society,
when a commodity gluts a market and it cannot be sold at or above the cost of production (depending on the intensity of the
crisis), it is either stored, warehoused and "concentrated" for later use, or destroyed, dumped in the ocean,
burned, and slaughtered, as was done to agricultural products on a large scale during the Great Depression. This burning
of oranges, wheat, corn and the slaughter of cattle occurred in the United States in a time when millions stood begging in
bread lines, and stole to stay alive. This includes houses, cars, computers, gas, oil, shoes, tables, chairs, schools,
hospitals, trains, planes, clothes, food, churches, mosques, books, chairs, tables---everything. Home foreclosures,
school closures, hospitals being boarded up, car repossessions, evictions, homelessness, hunger, clinic closures, recreation
centers boarded up, factory closures, layoffs, retirement benefits cut, health care benefits ended, concessions, give-backs,
profiling, police brutality/murders, insurance nonpayments, mass unemployment, stockmarket crisis, all of these are indication
of a contracting/collapsing economy. Human labor power is also a commodity that at a certain stage of technological
transformation becomes glutted, and useless to the generation of capitalist profit. Blacks are first to go. Without the ability to sell their labor power and with no
economic safeguards or political voice (because the class of owners develop the economic institutions, organize political
apparatuses, and own the media outlets), workers begin to struggle openly on issues of necessity, such as food, clothing,
and shelter. We must prepare ahead of time to be self reliant. Stage 3. Survival Program Shifting
realities force black people to consider ‘outs.' Given the centrality of race in the organization
of production and the social relations that reflect it, racial conflict and violence will be pronounced first in locations
where numerically whites are equal to blacks or in the majority-already present is violence in the form of selective law enforcement
in black neighborhoods, worsening educational conditions, diminishing job quality and quantity, and increase disease risk
of disease and illness. In all places violence will find its expression eventually, as the single most important role
that ensured a place for blacks in this country no longer is needed; that is to serve as a ready supply of labor to carry
out specific tasks in specific industries. As innovations in technology are made and applied to production all workers
are affected. The racial character of this process however means that black people are not only first hit economically
(because typically they occupy the most expendable jobs), but those few with jobs are blamed for preventing whites from having
them. Those out of work will experience (are experiencing) an ever-diminishing quality of life, while those with jobs will
face increasingly hostile environments; historically such has been the case. The pressure of such transformations have been released historically by a combination of methods:
(1) Allow a person to slowly rot from hunger, homelessness, disease and mental distress, (2) Imprison useless workers and
force them to work as institutionalized slaves (3) Ship the poor take destitute to colonize and steal lands and resources
from other peoples around the world (4) Provide a population of social waste with the instrument and false reasons to
destroy its self. (5) Reduce population birth, fertility, and growth rates; (6) artificially accelerate the spread of
fatal diseases via injection, gift of small-pox blanket, or some other systematically arranged social vector (7) Send
workers to war to die as to get rid of them in mass numbers in defense of profits; (8) Incite pogroms aimed at massacre of
a population which has been scapegoated as the source of crime, delinquency, poverty, social unrest, and economic crisis,
or when all else fails (9) Implement the "final solution", i.e., extermination, in a form relative to the technical
destructive capacities of the society. The
first stage of organized social reaction in society begins with the (1) identification (2) stigmatization and (3) isolation,
of a group that blamed for all of the society's ills. In the 1990's, white Nazi groups such as the Aryan
Nation, Knights of the KKK, Southern White Knights, Truth at Last, Confederate National Congress, White Camelia Knights, Skin
Heads, White Aryan Resistance, Invisible Empire, American National Socialist (Nazi) Party, etc, have: (1) proliferated, (2)
found common cause against Africans in America, and (3) are committing acts of violence, terrorism, and murder with unprecedented
savagery, and precision. In the 2000's, Africans have been identified/profiled as violent criminals, prostitutes,
AIDS carriers, drug users, illiterate, pathological, welfare dependents, lazy, undesirable, parasitic, undeserving of help,
useless, etc. The terrorist
laws are in place with the Patriot Act. Today, these Nazi whites, many having infiltrated to the highest levels of government,
can do what they wish. In 2008+ hate crimes are at all time highs. When whites complete all the measures that
comprise the "scientific" discovery, identification, definition, and stigmatization of the so-called Black ghetto
underclass the next stage is to develop the necessary economic, political, social, and military apparatus which will eliminate
the people who have been defined as the source of the problem. The expropriation
of property, capital, land, and labor power, and the denial of their constitutional rights follows with ruthless precision.
Whites will forcefully seize everything that Africans own under the guise of repayment to whites who claim to be victims of
reversed discrimination and affirmative action. This genocidal offensive will raise the arguments around affirmative
action/reverse discrimination to the level of national slogan of suffering for the white race. Blacks will be attacked
in the streets by whites under the justification that whites are taking back America. The natural rotting of their historically outmoded parasitic societies has begun
around the world. The natural end of white capitalism and socialism is near, and the only correct course is to study,
organize, prepare exodus to purchased Black homelands as the historical stage closes on the oppressor's murderous societies.
Their will be class war between the remaining whites, but it won't be transform into a scapegoat race war between armed
whites and unarmed, dependent, ‘non-violent' Blacks. The United States has reached its point of exhaustion,
it will enter into its period of decay, it will fall into open fascist rot when white supremacist openly rule, then it will
degenerate, destroy itself, then die as a form of society and be replaced. This is inevitable. Like the rise and
fall of the murderous Roman Empire, they are again plunging the white world into a genocidal siege. Millions are facing
death, and millions more will never get a chance to live. The outline for studying this process is as follows: •1. Objective
African Condition (4236bc-present) •2.
What Must Be Done? •3. Where to Begin? Stage 4 Survival Action
Process/Procedures Serious social,
economic, political, cultural crisis. African working class people begin to discuss it Grouping of serious African people began to form. Meetings of African women and men are scheduled to discuss
problem and what must be done. Meets systematically once per week, three times per month, three months per year.
Study manual is introduced; uncommitted will drop out, original core will become smaller Code of moral, mental, and material
behavior is established; the undisciplined and morally unsure will drop out; the core will become even smaller. Everybody
wants to talk, but words alone will not solve our problems: Move from discussion to objective study of the problem study.
Rigorous code of study and work is introduced. The core becomes even smaller, but more refined, more committed, more
willing to sacrifice, more clear. •4.
Move from Business Cooperatives to Survival Institutions. Move to purchasing cheap, devalued, old
houses, setting up food and clothing co-ops, planting gardens, setting up after school/week school programs, develop apprentiships,
prepare publishing presses, set up transport/mail networks, devlop holistic medicine, set up legal assistance, shelter, home
history education programs, transportation coops, etc. Mobilization for the formation of a morally sound political/cultural organization whose purpose is the redemption,
resurrection, and renaissance of African civilization/race within this lifetime. There are a number of lessons that can be gleaned from studying the best African leaders in
the process of historical African survival movements. As a leaders, our best were highly organized and disciplined.
Furthermore, not only did they grasp the moment in its breadth and depth, but also they paid the utmost attention to detail.
While concerned with the development of housing, food, clothing, industry, transportation, education, health care, morality,
discipline, martial art and so forth among the masses, they also demonstrated concern for the concerns of individuals in their
daily lives. Through a survival organizational
structure that was de-centralized and centralized, large scale and small scale leaders best communicated with regional and
local workers through a coordinated telephone, courier, and letter network. Humility and the ability to admit mistakes
are tantamount to identifying and addressing challenges and problems quickly and efficiently. Stage 5: Survival Organizational Structure Populations
of Africans in Need
Employed Black Persons as Percent of All Employed Persons in Civilian Labor Projections for Black Survival,
by Selected Occupation, 2008+ Architectural
engineers Applied scientists Managerial and professional specialty executive, administrative and managerial professional specialty architects engineers mathematical
and computer scientists natural scientists physicians dentists health assessment and treatment occupations college and university teachers teachers, except college and university lawyers and judges writers, artists,
entertainers, and athletes Printers/Publishers/Writers Technicians, sales, and administrative support technical and related support health technologists engineering and related technologists and technicians science technicians sales occupations administrative
support, including clerical computer equipment operators secretaries, stenographers, typists Robotics engineers Service occupations private household protective service firefighting and fire prevention police and detectives guards Factory builders/construction
engineers Service occupations (except private household and protective service) food
preparation and service occupations health service occupations cleaning and building service occupations personal service occupations Mining and extraction engineers Precision production, craft and repair mechanics and repairers construction
trades precision
production occupations Manufacturing engineers Operators, fabricators, and laborers machine operators, assemblers and inspectors transportation
and material moving occupations handlers, equipment cleaners, helpers and laborers Urban Planners/Designers Farming, forestry, and fishing Farm operators and managers
Employed Black Persons as Percent of All Employed Persons in the Civilian Labor Force, by Industry Group, 2008+ 2008+ All industries agriculture mining construction manufacturing transportation, communications, and other public utilities wholesale and retail trade wholesale trade retail trade finance, insurance and real estate services public administration scientific
education/technology engineering BASIC ECONOMIC AND FINANCIAL FOUNDATION Economic self support is the material basis of political,
cultural, and social independence. Any population which depends economically on others cannot help depending on others
politically, culturally, and socially. In sum, we must stop begging the white man for crumbs from his table in order
to fund our liberation struggle. We must stand on our own feet, economically, politically, culturally, and socially.
This will demand a complete break with whites, first, in the area of financial dependence. In order to complete assignments and acquire materials that will assist us in
our struggle, must have an independent, and sound economic base. There are five basic methods to procure
the monies necessary to assist us in our work. Members:
This is the most obvious means of securing money for the organization. This area consists of dues, donations, internal
sale of literature, income taxes, and others. Each member has a financial obligation to the organization. Dues will
not be a set dollar amount, but rather a percentage of the person's pay period income. It would not be equal of
a person who makes $100 a week to pay $25 in dues if a person who makes $500 pays the same amount. Taxes are assessed
at the end of each fiscal year of the organization. Amount earned in one year is not the basis, but the total wealth
of the individual. Again, each person pays a percentage of their total wealth to the organization. Members are
also encouraged to make donations whenever possible. Donations: Whenever there is a meeting, speaking engagement, or forum where our members
are discussing our problems, then these members should also ask for donations. This need not be done in a direct, honest,
and professional manner. The member must outline our problem statement, what must be done, where to begin, How to proceed,
and who top enlist. If people wish to assist our organization in its works, then they can help with a donation, however,
the organization must not be jeopardized as a result. Sale of African Conscious Raising Material: While our organization does not
actively produce materials for the express purpose of publication through a publishing house, we shall produce audio visual,
cassette tapes, books, pamphlets, newsletters, video journals, etc., for the consumption of African in America an around the
world. These materials should have included in them the general ideology of the group, always stating the objective
conditions, how we are affected, where we are headed, and what needs to be done. Wills, Sale of Private Property:
We are in the midst of a life and death survivals movement for African people throughout the world. Members must be
willing to make sacrifices, because the good of the many outweigh the good of the one. In America, we need no more than
what is necessary for subsistence. If we are serious about what needs to be done for our African brothers and sisters,
then we should dispense with what is not needed. If ever a member sells some of his or her property, then the organization
should automatically get a percentage. If a member dies, that member should will what they can to the survival organization. Financial Supporters:
If we ever come into contact with those that belief in the cause that we are fighting for, but for whatever legitimate reason
can not actively help the organization with its work, we should then as for financial support. This is especially true
if there is a wealthy African that is willing to provide financial help. This group is dangerous. They must not be allowed
to influence program, or policies of the organization in any manner. Take their money and use it in the interest of
the African working class. Stage
6 Kmt Survival Activities KMT
has a language all to itself. At Conventions and other events, a new vocabulary is used for certain parts of the weekend.
A mixture of Mdu-ntr and the present languages forced on us. This is transitional as to soon negate use of their languages
within our kabaras. Requisites for Survival Survival Situation Requisites
for Survival Objective situation that is favorable Requisites for Survival Doctrine Requisites
for Survival Independent (of enslaver ideology/beliefs)
Philosophy Requisites for Survival Independent (of enslaver ideology/beliefs) Theory Requisites for Survival Independent (of enslaver ideology/beliefs) Method Requisites for Survival Morally
sound Survival organization and members Requisites
for Survival System of Survival planning, preparation,
practice, theory of success NECESSARY RESEARCH FINDINGS
NECESSARY SURVIVAL PRINCIPLES
MORALLY SOUND SURVIVAL ORGANIZATION/MEMBERS
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Stage 7: Day-to-Day Operations Stretch: Upper-Lower-Middle;
Basic 13 minute workout; join martial arts groups and begin strict physical regimen; get heart, head, and hands into shape;
master ancient African martial arts fundamentals; execute fundamentals in short daily exercise: stretch, setups, punch, kicks,
thrusts, row, spins, pushes, blocks, splits, jumps, dashes, combinations, quick ups, quick downs, weights. 3 day fast on the third day of each third month; fast on New Year's Day (drinking only pure grape juice) as a
remembrance of Middle Passage Day and the coming new day of judgment, justice and restitution/reparations/redemption/repair. Time discipline-keep all assignments Lay down a complete method of study involving
the planning of subjects for study, reading materials and books required and time schedules. Students
are expected to study in their homes, write papers, and submit for examination. Strict,
just, organized, clean, and fair Pay strict attention to security regulations, camp administrative
procedures, and training schedules Noise discipline enforced at all times Light
discipline are to be followed during the hours of darkness Building pass codes routinely used 0600-0700-eat, meditate, discuss philosophy questions, and
questions of morality 0700-1130-study session in economics, architecture, farming, construction,
manufacturing, nation-building, education, political systems, social systems, cultural systems, technological systems 1130-1330-rest and cleaning 1330-1830-work/employment training, martial arts practice 1830-1930-afternoon meal 1930-2000-rest/reading/reflecting/ studying 2000-2200-practice medu neter, calendar, Kmt Maat Community Survival Leadership Leadership must be nurtured over an extended period of time. It must be built precisely, step by
step, over a protracted period; make into a moral quest; a great and honorable purpose; a grand task/assignment; a heedless
fight for moral victory. No excuse, no self pity, no laying down and letting people walk over you. Outline this stage-by stage replication of the theoretical and practical progressive development of the
African resurrection and follow the guiding principles to the letter. Become
very adept at analyzing errors in our methodology and changing our strategies and tactical focus when necessary. Assigned by leadership committees Within a moral/works command chain Qualifications, Rights and Duties of Members Membership
is open to African women, children, and men who meet organizational standards, take oath promising to precisely carry out
the program of the organization. Build from the finest human material: the finest African centered hearts, heads, and hands.
Those Africans must have a firm, strict, disciplined, morally sound upbringing and indoctrination. Members finish 3 practicums; finish heart, head and hand initiation; complete oral, written, and practical examinations;
pass background examination, finish final test. Membership is assigned to one basic committee;
practices the Principles; finishes all assignments with precision, purpose, and passion; pay all dues and help raise funds
for survival programs by raising consciousness. Service, Sacrifice, and Dues Assignments, and dues are set by the community. Assignments must be
completed, and dues must be paid in order to participate Removal from Elected or
Appointed Positions Any representative, co-chairpersons, co-leaders, or administrative
staff persons who actively oppose the Program or operate against the interests will be removed by a two-thirds (2/3) vote
of the committee that they are responsible. This will immediately take place after just
hearing. Decisions are binding. Decisions can be appealed,
but must be appealed in writing, and video to the next responsible body, which may overturn the decision by majority vote. Termination of Membership The basic Committee
by 2/3 votes of its members must expel any member who is (1) an agent of the white man, (2) actively working against the organization,
and (3) in violation of three behavior codes. This must take place after a just, documented
hearing has taken place and all of the appropriate evidence has been presented, digested, and judged. The defendant can be present. Decisions are binding. Justice
must be swift, firm and impartial. Decisions can be appealed, but must be appealed in writing
and video to the next responsible body, which may overturn the decision by majority vote. Basic Committees All committees have two chairpersons (M\F);
secretary, agitation, treasurer, security. The basic committee is at the core of the organization.
Basic committees include members who are active in the same places or around the same issues
or in the same movements. Basic committees practice the planning-action process: (1) study
the objective conditions; (2) establish the problem statement; (3) What must be done; (4)How to Proceed; (5) Who to enlist;
(6) Where to begin; (7) Why; (8) Quality Control and Supervision; and (9) Replication and Multiplication. These plans
are designed to carry out the Program in the field of work each basic committee is organized around. Guiding Documents Guiding documents will be the central organizing
tool to ensure precise adherence to principle of a just, firm foundation in life. Co-Leadership Basic committees must elect female and male co-chairpersonship with the woman making the final decision
(in cases of disagreement) after factual/evidential debate, discussion, and discourse. Set time period for review of
decision. If decision does not work within the time frame. The decision goes over to the male, then to a joint
resolution until the problem is solved. The issue then becomes the decision as opposed to the decision maker.
Basic committees must elect representatives to the Area teams or Regional Committees, when they exist. National Committees National Committees must be representative
bodies made up of elected members from Area teams, and regional Committees in common field of work. National committees must use planning-action process to develop strategic and tactical plans, coordinate activity
on a national basis, and hold periodic conferences and strategy session on all levels. National
committees must elect at least one representative to the National Council. United
Fronts United fronts with other Pan Africanist organizations are welcomed when
there is a precise common, temporary activity to organize around which does not present security risks. The guiding principles must be our guide in these temporary external unions. Responsibilities
of African Leadership task/assignment or series of missions Announce Definite Completion Time of task/assignment Year, month, day, hour, minute, second Allow
sufficient time for the capable, willing workers to do the job well. Time scheduling provides
for the coordination and more nearly insures completing the task at the projected time. Completion
of all tasks: Jobs started must be finished Make order and thoroughness a matter of course Make precision second nature Quality control Carefully supervise the execution phase to assure compliance with instructions and to adjust plans, if necessary.
This includes minor on the spot adjustments, and a word or phrase of encouragement here, some prodding there. Leave an improved and strengthen clarity of purpose and renewed determination to get on with the task and do it precisely. Make sure that execution phase of process is carried out. Size up task Evaluate the size of the task, the time of completion and the status of the organization in relations to carrying
through the execution of this task Inform self as to the total task/assignment. The time of completion. Capabilities of officers, leaders, physical facilities,
equipment. Gain knowledge about each member your are to train. Study
each member, give practicum's, assess work, schedule sample of assignment to monitor stages of its completion Training Survival Leaders Prepare well-planned, well-conducted instructional
programs to develop self-reliant, confident leaders who can proceed efficiently under task/assignment-type orders. Practicum. Produce field manual, regulations, plans, and codes. Exercises. Keep staff prepared. Maintain high
level of morality, ethics, virtue via adherence to Maat Law and the codes Educate, train, organize,
drill, exercise personal following a training schedule. Logistics, strategy, tactics Stick to the books. Unit Administration Accuracy Completeness Timeliness Honesty Justice Precision Perfection Discipline Leaders must take special care that orders are precisely carried out in a correct and timely manner.
All steps must be executed with precision. Leaders must insure by
observation that orders are meticulously carried out by each individual. Do not be fooled with
superficialities Missions must be achieved Tasks must be completed Orders must be carried out Complete small tasks with precision just as we complete large
tasks. Complete day-to-day regimen of moral, mental, and martial exercise. Establish schedule. Precision in execution of routines. Bring
leaders along day to day. Keep codes of dress, manners, personal appearance, morality,
ethics, practice, etc. Maintaining Discipline Mere statement of the shortcoming with discussion of self correction Mild admonition Rebuke Denial of privilege Official reprimand Withdrawal of rating Trial by Maat Law Court-conviction-sentence-punishment Expulsion with censorship Isolation, Silence with Ancient KMT Warning Sight Breath Family Stage 8: Survival Institutions The impact of technological change has definite race, class, gender, culture and generation implications.
Black people have been dragged around the world by whites and Arabs and forced to live, work and die to advance and buttress
the development of their societies. The objective reality for black people is that we have been and continue
to be the most expendable in white and arab countries; advances in workplace technology, or selection of a more desirable
work force puts blacks on the street. Since the end of USNA enslavement, ‘on the street' for black men meant
being in and out of work (or jail) depending on the ebbs and flows of the economy. During the same period, black women's
labor has been more steadily absorbed in race and gender specific industries and occupations. In this period, however,
there is only ebb and not flow for black women and men. Educational and applied curriculum
including the basic necessities of life are included in the education process that survival members go through. They
include: Clothing/Dress Indigenous African---modernized. No Arab, white or
Jew formal dress. Let them have their clothing. Have one basic outfit, and one spare. Ensure simplicity, cleanliness,
neatness, and proper length. Black is a positive color to be worn with pride. Blend in. Education Meticulously plan system of initiation Establish
scientific literature * Establish library * set up system of study Establish curriculum * Establish
pedagogy Establish research facilities Establish publication facilities Distribute Survival Equipment Computers,
paper, pencils, books, phones, dvds, videos, material selected for durability-practicality belts,
shoes, headgear, bagpack, entrenching tool, canteens variations in equipment to carry water, food,
ammunition, and other supplies according to (1) geography, (2) length of time unit had been organized, (3) phase of moving everything had to be portable and light weight Work Tools Depending on the agricultural, manufacturing, mining, construction, or service task. type depended on availability and capacity to re-supply practicality is key Learn to care for technical equipment and to maintain it Communications Phone, two-way radios, internet, couriers carried verbal and written reports
and requests signal system Food Given the sacred nature of your functions as KMT-under strict purification-strict dates They
were not only scrupulous about the quantity of food, but the quality of their food. No meat, no pork is the goal Fish, birds, land birds vegetables, fruits, nuts, bread Move
from meatless to vegetable meat to vegetarianism For all dishes, great care is taken with seasoning,
which is both abundant and varied, spices were used lavishly: garlic, onions, greens, beans, rice, sometimes potatoes, corn,
milk, fish, bread, fruit, preparation-early morning or late evening members
alternating as cooks find time to prepare properly cooked in aluminum
or tin pans water-from rivers, canals, streams if dirty or contaminated,
has to be boiled Food, and non food Procurement Food obtained through several methods Donations, barter, Fund
drives-food or cash Open purchases in markets in cheap zones Farming;
self-sufficiency, Grow own food Special fun drives held when local units short of money or supplies Each person, each is responsible for procuring her/his own food For survival not
profit Non-food items included kerosene, flashlights, batteries, cloth, computers, blankets, soap,
towels, hair oil, toothpaste, underclothing, shoes, hats, sheets, beds, etc. while carrying out
survival, one has to bear hardship-we are all volunteers; we are all in this together; food supplied
in several ways issued from stocks maintained by emergency storage houses own
vegetable gardens storage of food and supplies important storehouses
built above ground to protect from humidity storage facilities usually checked once per week almost all food consumed was freshly prepared daily meals to be eaten 2-3x's per
day, depending on circumstances Civilian labor Agriculture Manufacturing Mining Construction Science and Technology Architecture and Construction Service/Governance Temple/Morality and Ethics Medical Transportation Morality/ethics/order/justice Supply purchase/accounting Food
production Support personnel All logistical organizations worked together
to ensure proper support Non-food Yearly-the Finance and Economic
council estimates food requests for each region over next 12 months; then issued quotes for each region, down to each household Medical care Natural medicine herbs field hospitals-austere and had to be able to move with minimum notice treatment facilities
such as clinics. separate wards for internal diseases, seriously wounded, and surgery with support
sections for feeding, housing, and securing patients, and hospital staff medicine and other treatment
materials stored in hidden sites away from the hospital with the exception of a 1-day supply kept on hand good logistics was key to ultimate victory vast underground complexes used for headquarters,
command and control, hospitals, and logistical activities ground forces had to be mobile; the
average length of stay at anyone place was 2.5 days Medical Treatment KMT were convinced dieticians, and took immense care with their food. As a preventive measure, they
practiced fasting, abstinence, and purgation If precautions fail to prevent sicknesses, turn to
medicine In KMT, doctors had a special status. After being authorized to practice their art, on
completion of certain prescribed studies, they were officially approved and received a state paid salary Each temple has a full scale lab where medication was made and stocked antibiotics are
available vitamins, herbs, aspirin when a patient failed to respond
to treatment, case would be discussed among all the units medical personnel those who do not respond
to ministrations and hose wounded in combat are evacuated to hospital Martial Art
(Kmt Heru System) 1 Introduction to HERU Main
Sources of Formation Major Armed Martial Arts Major Unarmed Martial Arts Major
Schools of Martial Arts Major Schools Of African-Centered Martial
Arts 2 Oath 3 Code of Conduct Sacred Guiding Principles and Rules Morality,
the First Essential Element Meditation, the Second Essential Element Health, the Third Essential Element Self
Defense to Self Offense, the Fourth Essential Element 4 Code of Dress 5 Standard Routine (KA) Engagement/size-up Clinch Positioning/takedown Wrapup in guard Positioning/finishing
moves Choke/submission sequences 6 Categories and Ranks 7 Grading System 8 Requirements for Promotion
(Mastery of 33 Exercises Per Level) 9 Uniform (Black) 10 Belts (Green, Red, Black) The 9 Sacred Levels 11 The Temple (Place of
Exercise) 12 Fundamental
Training and Practice Greetings, Daily Oath Warm Up, Stretching, Breathing, Control, Focusing Fundamental Stances 13 Theory and Technique of Defense and Offense Hand Techniques Leg Techniques Kicking Techniques 14 Basic Holds 15 Basic Blows 16 Basic Combinations 17 Power, Weight, and Speed Training Hand
and Fingers Wrist, Arms Shoulders Eyes and Hands Stability Punching and Kicking Parrying Grappling 18 Attack Zones 19 Fundamental Sequences 20 Intermediate Sequences 21 Advanced KMT Free Fighting Sequences Transportation Shared Pay workers
paid a cash food, clothing, shelter, education, health care allowance family needs are first barter is central paid a salary by rank (but not much) Companionship organization opposed to immoral conduct of all sorts relationships must be just, balanced, natural, honorable, and family oriented. Happy, equal, just marriage and family
is central. Postal system to support
personal and official correspondence letters normally written on small pieces of paper/typed Recreation Martial art, team sport, weigh lifting,
running, jogging, Awards medals, citations, commendations; acts of
bravery, specific deeds or achievements promotion far recognizing sustained and meritorious service to be promoted to a leader had to have served at least 6 months and displayed courage Our Way; Our Time Listen to the voices of our great ancestors,
the survivors of the Middle Passage and the Holocaust of Black Enslavement. Study their works. Appreciate their
sacrifices. Honor and respect their lessons. They left enough memories to resurrect us with. They carry
on winning battles beyond the hulls of filthy slave ships, the razor sharp teeth of sharks, the guts of whales, the bottom
of oceans, the plantation fields, the pits, the dungeons, the rapist's harems, hanging from ropes, burning over pits of
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