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Revolutionaries do not cause revolution anymore than a midwife causes a woman to become
pregnant with child in her womb. Internally the conception, embryonic development, and labor pangs which characterize
a baby's birth and a society's transition happen long before people assist in child/society birth. The word
revolution is used loosely by most. Reform is not revolution, tokenism is not full access, giving crumbs to Black
colleges and giving hundreds of billions of dollars to Harvard is not equality, quantitative change is not qualitative change,
finishing first grade is not finishing high school, finishing a college degree is not finishing a ph.d. There
is a difference between an ocean and a lake, a planet and a sun, a scientist and a preacher/imam, a talker and a doer, a destroyer
and a builder, a professor and a student, a winner an a loser---those who build civilizations and one who daydreams about
fairy-tale saviors building sand castle in the sky. There is a qualitative difference in all of these. Whites
win because they do what it takes to win; Africans lose because they have not fit themselves to win---they do not do
the things necessary for victory. The first step is to soberly understand what must be done and do it.
The White and Black left/radicals/militants often fantasize
about an American revolutionary history that never was. They make it appear that there has been class unity across racial
lines. When? The predatory/parasitic white race, greco-roman/christian culture, slave/capitalist class, male gender
has been in charge since the first boatloads of invading/genocidal whites docked ship and began to steal land, exterminate
native populations, and kidnap/capture/work to death millions of innocent Black people. They still are in charge
as they brag about their slavemaker's democracy. Who is in charge of almost all Black mass movements/leaders/organizations---who
funds them, gives them their marching ideas, sets the line, tells them what they can say and what they cannot say? Who
is in charge of Black communists/anarchists/radicals? White communists, anarchists, and radicals. Who are in charge
of the Black socialists? White socialists/liberals. Who is in charge of the Black nationalists? White/Arab/Black
petty capitalists, kings, and chiefs. Who is in charge of the Black liberals? White liberals. Who is in charge
of the Black conservatives? White conservatives/nazis. Who is in charge of Blacks running around under the banner of Christianity,
Islam, and Judaism? Whites, arabs, and semite jews whose races made up/propagated/printed the books, and set up the religions
they continue to administer globally using chicken-little Blacks as middlemen/women pushers.
The first
criteria of a free thinker is free thought---not being led around by the white/arab great great-grand children of the murderous
enslavers who mass enslaved, brutalized, butchered and intimately destroyed hundreds of millions of your race in a genocidal
siege unmatched in this solar system. Laziness of mind, fear to stand on one's own feet, and being dependent
on populations which have intimately harmed us in the past has never helped anyone. We should call things what they
are. What American democracy, when slavery was the practice? What American revolution? Yet another lie agreed
upon. What white support for Black movements? When these sorry white liberals give as much money to fund a Black
university as they give to fund Harvard (a white university) then you can say they are equal in their support. But when
Harvard University has a larger endowment than all the Black universities in the world combined, it is clear that the whites
only donate crumbs/left-overs to Blacks out of guilt and pity.
Stop wasting time with them. Until
Black revolutionaries finance/fund, plan, organize, mobilize and lead their own independent mass movements, Africans will
not be able to independently stand on their own and rebuild their civilizations.
There has never been a societal revolution in the United States. What is called the American Revolutionary
War of 1776 was merely an imperialist white national liberation movement (while the so called revolutionaries continued to
exterminate the native peoples, steal their land, and enslave millions of Black people to work it). What was called
the Revolutionary Civil War 1861 was merely an agricultural capitalist/slave economy fighting with a manufacturing capitalist
industrial economy for political hegemony/power over the national capitalist economy/land. What was called the Civil
Rights Revolution was a simple reform movement moving whites up the labor graduation latter to semi-automated/automated production
and the benefits that went with that and Black graduation from manual agriculture to the lowest level of mechanical production
that the whites were being promoted from. For profit sake, Blacks were integrated into the work force, then the social
institutions necessary for them to spend the money/wages back with the whites---this was desegregation which actually destroyed
most independent Black businesses.
For all the ink wasted making things appear to be something
other than they are whites are still the only ruling race, capitalists are still the only ruling class, greco-roman/christian
is the only ruling culture, men are the only ruling gender, Blacks are on the bottom of every significant quality of life
indicator in the United States, and the ultra white nationalist Nazis are preparing to wipe out any non-white population still
in the United States when its economic system enters into collapse stages. There has been no revolution.
In past European slave, and feudal societies, class war between
whites ended in the seizure of political power by a class of whites (feudalists, capitalists, socialists), bringing it into
correspondence with the new form of private property, the means of production (technology), the economy, the superstructure,
and the society's ideology. In short, what has been called revolution by most Black and white radicals is actually
reform; no state power has changed hands from the white, capitalist, greco-roman/christian, male ruling class.
Without a change in state power, there is no indication that a new class has taken power. A slave maker's constitution
is still a slavemaker's constitution. Black people kept out of the scientific/engineering/technology fields
are still the most dependent populations in the world. At a certain stage of development, the material productive forces
of society come into conflict with the existing relations of production, and then begins an era of social revolution. The
changes in the economic foundation lead sooner or later to the transformation of the whole immense superstructure. What
does this mean? Today, the way a society produces what it needs comes into conflict with the way it distributes what
workers once produced but is now produced with robots. The Scientific and Technological Revolution, today will
force a societal revolution.
The society's
workers can no longer earn a living working and therefore are forced to attempt to overthrown the class that is starving them
to death. As the technology transforms the economy which sends the social system into collapse which leads to political
crisis polarization then leads to lines being drawn in the sand. Development is struggle; struggle from opposites in
unity that polarize to opposites in antagonism that fight it out in a life and death struggle for survival. Polarization
is a division of the population into opposing factions, a sorting and sifting of where people really stand.
Factions divide along race, class, sex, generation, cultural, and psychological lines during economic
crisis. The economy collapses, political parties take sides, social conditions worsen, factions turn against one another,
a process of destruction of the old order takes place, a new order embryonically emerges after a period of intense destruction
and regression. Without destruction there is no polarization, no polarization no struggle, no struggle
no transformation, nothing being reborn nothing dying, nothing old and dying nothing new and being born. Much
of this process is obvious if one is paying attention:
1. Robotized assembly produces most of what is worn, driven, eaten, lived in, viewed and heard. Its first
victims were the unskilled and semi-skilled workers. For Blacks were concentrated there. The consequent creation
of the ghetto the Black, permanently destitute, rotting inner core was creature of the race, class, and culture policy of
the white government and rulers. 2. Increasing billionaires and absolute
poverty, increase in production accompanied by an increase of unemployment and joblessness. Each qualitatively new means
of production creates a new class. Previously, each new class has been the owners or operators of the new equipment. This
new class, created by robotics, is not simply driven out of industry; it is driven out of capitalist society into homelessness,
hunger, utter destitution, and then prison. 3. The result
is evident in millions of homeless, the tens of millions of jobless, the miles of burned out neighborhoods, the slaughter
of our youth, drug dealing, prison proliferation, looting of the public treasury, the decline of education, massive school
closures, massive layoffs of teachers, privatization by whites of public jobs blacks once had and the elimination of social
services such as welfare, AFDC, food stamps, bridge cards, WIC, Pell grant forcing Blacks and other to the streets without
jobs, education, health care, housing, or social assistance. 4. In
proportion to the use of robotics, the new system becomes more productive and more unable to distribute that production. Wageless
production cannot be distributed with money. Production without wages inevitably results in distribution without money. This
economic demand sweeps aside any political system that cannot conform to it. 5.
There were three moments in African history in the Western Hemisphere which evolved the social underpinnings for Blacks to
free themselves from white domination. The 1770's to 1790's, the Mid-1800's and early 1900's. At each time
during the Revolutionary War, Civil War, and World War I and II the African mass was not prepared by an independent Black
leadership, and whites therefore led, won, and benefited. Industrialization put an end to slavery and serfdom throughout the
world. Poorly prepared Africans and their leaders merely tailed the process of mechanical labor replacing manual labor for
a Civil War and the end of slavery, then semi-automated replacing mechanized machine production in the 1940's for the
Civil Rights Movement. 6. The mass movement of Africans around the means of production---whether
it was inclusive or exclusive, repulsing or attracting, expanding or contracting---ended up with black on bottom and white
on top.
Once sides are taken, there is a rupture,
a break, a sorting, as a freeing, making transformation possible. This process takes years to foment. It does not happen
overnight. When it does come to head, the pace of the process picks up so much that 30 days and a year may have gone
by with no eruption then comes the day that makes for 30 years. Political polarization expresses economic polarization which
causes social crisis. That crisis takes the form of racial, cultural, class, and gender antagonisms festering into open rebellion.
There is a war of words in print, internet,
audio, video, verbal/written form, etc. This is the war without arms. Then there is the organized war with arms
in which the best prepared, most determined, best armed, most strategically positioned, and those having the most positive
factors on their side ultimately win. The serious among us study, train, organize, mobilize, ride the crest, guide
and direct, bid time, educate themselves and those close to them and participate in the reform struggle in class, race, sex,
generation, cultures, psychology in such a way as to prepare for the inevitable revolutionary battle for change. All
else is pipe dream and time wasting which has never helped in population in the world be successful accept at being dumb driven
cattle.
Changes in technology fundamentally changed
the economy which changed relations between classes, sexes, races, generations, culture, and psychology. Computer Automated
machine production on farms, in finances, firms, fashions, and phones made it possible to move a factory into a low wage area
anywhere in the world and yet have as complete control as if it were next door. Computerized robots replace human labor rather
than enhance it, fueling globalization, more labor and less demand drove down the living standards of all workers.
Economic polarization of wealth and poverty increased, the spontaneous
motion toward political independence. increases. Democratic and Republican parties are two sides of the same coin, taking
each other's place and protecting one another. But faithfully serving the capitalist who created them in the first place.
As people become aware of their economic and social position, their thinking reflects their actual conditions. They cannot
become aware of their condition until they stop thinking like the people who rule them. They have to be what they are and
think of themselves as they really are.
After
race, culture, and gender polarizations/antagonisms, they then organize as classes to seize state power and reorganize the
society in their own interest and image. The passing of state power from one class to another is the first, the principal,
the basic sign of a revolution.
Types of Past Government Transitions
At the different stages in the transition from one formation to another there have existed historically transitional
types of states. - [1] Forms of state in antagonistic societies
- 1.1. State is characterized by
- 1.1.1. Form of government
- 1.1.1.1.
Monarchy
- 1.1.1.1.1. Absolute
- 1.1.1.1.2. Constitutional
- 1.1.1.2. Republic
- 1.1.1.2.1. Parliamentary
- 1.1.1.2.2.
Presidential
- 1.1.2. Political regime
- 1.1.2.1. Liberal-democratic
government
- 1.1.2.2. Military dictatorship
- 1.1.2.3. Fascist dictatorship
- 1.1.3. State system
- 1.1.3.1. Unitary
- 1.1.3.2.
Federal
- 1.2. The form of the state is determined by the concrete balance of class forces in
the country, its historical traditions and national peculiarities
- 1.2.1. What form of state
does the USA have in 2008?
- 1.2.2. What is the balance of class forces?
- 1.2.3. What is its historical tradition?
- 1.2.4. What are the specific, concrete, national
peculiarities?
- 1.3. Autocracy, constitutional monarchy and republic are mere different forms
of class struggle; and the process of history is such that each of these forms passes through different stages of development
of its class content, and the transition from one form to another does not (in itself) at all eliminate the rule of the former
exploiting classes under the new integument
- [2] Internal functions of the capitalist state
- 2.1. The ruling exploiter class administers all aspects of life in the society in accordance with its own class interests
- 2.1.1. Coercive (main function)
- 2.1.1.1. defense of private property
- 2.1.1.2. suppression of action by
- 2.1.1.3. maintenance of an order which suits the
ruling class
- 2.1.2. Ideological
- 2.1.2.1. Education of the people
in a spirit of patience, submissiveness, and a belief that the existing order is ‘rational' and that the whites,
Greco-roman/Christian culture should rule forever
- 2.1.3. Economic
- 2.1.3.1.
Solution of economic problems in the interests of the ruling class
- [3] External functions of
the capitalist state
- 3.1. In its relation with other states the state defends the interests
of the ruling class, the capitalist
- 3.2. Military-Political-expansion of the sphere of domination,
including seizure of foreign territories and national resources
- 3.3. Economic-development of
trade and economic ties with other states in order to enrich the exploiter class (relations with Africa, Asia, South America)
- 3.4. Foreign Policy-defense and expansion of its sphere of domination
- 3.5. Ideological-spread
of ideology substantiating the claims of the exploiter class to world domination.
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Causes and Prerequisites of Social Revolution
In the social production of their existence, people inevitably enter into definite relations, which are independent
of their will, namely relations of production appropriate to a given stage in the development of their material forces of
production - 1. The totality of these relations of production constitutes
the economic structure of society, the real foundation, on which arises a legal and political superstructure an to which correspond
definite forms of social consciousness
- 2. Main elements
- 3. Superstructure
- 4. Ideological relations
and the views and theories connected with these (political, legal, ethical, aesthetic, philosophical, religious, etc.) in
the society
- 5. Institutions and organizations corresponding to these views:
the state, political parties, social organizations, etc.
- 6. Basis
- 7. Totality of relations of production among people in the course of the production, exchange,
distribution, and consumption of objects of material value
- 8. Productive
forces
- 9. The means of production created, inherited, stolen, etc., by
society
- 10. The people who operate the means of production
Objective: Basic objective prerequisite of social revolution Conflict between the new productive forces and the old relations of production; social revolution
is impossible without the transformation of technology which breaks down the economic system, which then creates a collapse
of social services and the social system, then a political crisis---nation-wide crisis (affecting both the exploited and exploiters) The ongoing scientific and technical revolution is a major leap forward in mankind's
cognition of nature and use of its laws in production. It means a fundamental reconstruction of the whole system of
productive forces under the impact of the latest scientific achievements. - Computer Automated Machine Production
- Scientific and Technological
Revolution
- Bio-chemical cloning
- Robots, Computers, Laser Sensors
- Unmanned assembly lines, JIT,
FSM, CAM/CAD production
- Complex automation of production and management
- Qualitative change of the producer, the main productive force
- Development of artificial materials with present properties
- Introduction
of new technological processes
- Interconnection of the main elements
Question: What scientifically precise stage is the conflict between productive
forces and the old relations of production (in the particular country)? Subjective:
The leading role of a revolutionary organization; the ability of the revolutionary class to take revolutionary mass action
strong enough to break (or dislocate) the old government, which never, not even in a period of crisis, fall, if it is not
toppled over. Earlier revolutions transferred power from one
exploiter class to another, which perfected the machinery of state exploitation. The class/race/culture/gender merely replaced
one form of private property with another---substituted one form of exploitation for another. Africans, Arabs, Europeans,
Asians, etc all have ruling classes, races, genders, and cultures. The European, Arab, and Asian ruling classes, genders,
cultures, and races also rule the Africans in almost ever area of material life. Could not ensure lasting unity of a
majority of the population in view of the antithetical interests of the exploiters and the exploited. The types of social
revolution depend on the objective goals and motive forces. Within
the framework of the main types of recent social revolutions (last 100 years), there are several varieties of these,
connected with the historical specifics of the revolutionary process in different countries and different periods: - Feudal aristocratic
- Capitalist democratic
- National liberation (semi-capitalist
or semi-socialist governments)
- Socialist working class
All revolutions up to the present day have resulted in the
displacement of one definite class rule by another; but all ruling classes up to now have been only small minorities in relation
to the rules mass of the people. One ruling minority was thus overthrown; another minority seized the helm of the state
in its stead and re-fashioned the state institutions to suit its own interests. This was on every occasion the minority group qualified and called to rule by the given degree of economic development;
and just for that reason, and only that reason, it happened that the ruled majority either participated in the revolution
for the benefit of the former or else calmly acquiesced in it. But
if we disregard the concrete content in each case, the common form of all these revolutions was that they were minority revolutions Even when the majority took part, it did so-whether wittingly or not-only in service
of a minority The mode of production of material life conditions the
general process of social, political and intellectual life
Mode of production (no particular order)
hunting/gathering
primordial communalism hydraulic communalism slave-holding feudal capitalist socialist next social structure bands clans tribes nationalities nations classes and other social groups political
organization of the society the state political organizations economic organizations cultural organizations social organizations ideological organizations of various classes/race/cultures/genders Spiritual life of the society political consciousness
legal consciousness ethical
consciousness cultural consciousness moral consciousness martial consciousness aesthetic, philosophical consciousness scientific consciousness religious consciousness Influence
of the natural environment on the society's development - [1]
The environment influences the society's development, accelerating or slowing it down in various countries
- [2] The environment influences the division of labor and the productivity of that labor
- [3] It is not the mere fertility of the soil, but the differentiation of the soil, the variety
of its natural products, the changes of the seasons, which form the physical basis for the social division of labor.
- [4] The result of difference in the natural conditions of labor is this, that the same quantity
of labor statistics, in different countries, a different mass of requirements
- [5]
The geography of different countries (mountains, plains, rivers, valleys, insularity) facilitated or hindered contact between
peoples, so accelerating or slowing down their development
- [6] Earthquakes,
floods, tropical rains, sand storms and hot dry winds, locust swarms and other natural phenomena have an adverse effect on
the development of countries
Nature's Influence - [1] Expansion of the boundaries in the human mastery of nature
- [2] Intensifying use of natural resources
- [3]
Regulation of natural processes as these are cognized
- [4] Changes in the
structure of the geological environment, creation of artificial nature
- [5]
With the society's progressive development, its direct dependence on natural forces is reduced. At the same time, the
society enters into ever deeper and broader contacts with nature, drawing ever more natural objects and processes into its
sphere of activity
- [6] Cultivation when it progresses spontaneously and
is not consciously controlled; leaves deserts behind it
- [7] All progress
in capitalistic agriculture is a progress in the art, not only of robbing the laborer, but of robbing the social
- [8] People can regulate their interchange with nature, bringing it under their common control,
instead of being ruled by it as by the blind forces of nature, and achieving this with the least expenditure of energy and
under condition must favorable to, and worthy of their human nature
- [9]
Even a whole society, a nation, or even all simultaneously existing societies taken together, are not the owners of the globe.
They are only its possessors, they must hand it down to succeeding generations in an improved condition
Revolutionary Organization A revolutionary political organization is the subjective expression of the objective process in a society's natural
process of development. It is the organized instrument of the people (class, race, culture, gender, generation) who need a
revolution to get well-being, to survive, to stay alive, to prepare for a future with them in it, to seize a new opportunity
to live again. Inevitably, people react on the basis of the world as it was, not what it is becoming. They seek ways
to intellectually understand what they face, what they must do, what they need to do it with, how, why, where, when and with
whom. All kinds of forces struggle to determine the direction society should go. Step by step, the interplay of objective
conditions and the battle for the minds of the class develop to a point where neither the ruling class nor the working class
can live in the old way. The revolutionary organization is not only
politically expression of the actual current social motion, it is at the theoretical, organizational, mobilizing means of
achieving the revolutionary movement's aims. Organizations that merely spring up around issues, protests, marches, reforms,
demands, declared themselves to be revolutionary, talk of how they are going to reform power, fantasize about voting their
way into control over the ruling class---but lacking any awareness of the ripeness of the technological/economic/political/social/cultural
conditions and historical continuity, die away as these issues were resolved. A revolutionary situation begins to mature over decades. Objective factors create the possibilities, but without
the proper intellectual, ideological and political understanding it is not possible to be successful in midwifing the new
society. The race/culture/gender questions are first to come to head in a society built on race, culture, and
gender oppression masking class oppression. The masses of people
have deep desires and historical strivings, which express, and are tied to their economic, social, and cultural well-being.
In the revolutionary process the various ideological groups compete for mass political support. The conditions ripen as the
economic system backlogs the social system into collapse. Human forces break lose. Organization becomes the difference
between success and defeat. The group that wins mass support is able
to take the ideological movement and make it a core within which the historic economic and social struggles and striving of
the people fit them and move them forward. Revolutionaries succeed because they learn to do this under the most complex conditions.
The Africans will call for Maat in many languages, names, and terms
around the world, but they will have one singular meaning: balance/equal homeland, bread, housing ---redistribution of the
land, a guarantee of food, clothing housing, transportation, scientific education, Black culture, health care, morality/ethics,
and military protection for all and most importantly, the rebirth of Kmt. Central Questions of Our Time A
political revolution can only take place within a social revolution caused by an economic revolution which is caused by a
revolution in the technology of how things are produced, distributed, exchanged consumed and reproduced. This is the context of all internal revolutions of societies from hunting/gathering,
communalism, African Kmt hydraulic communalism, European slavery, European feudalism, European capitalism, Asian/European
socialism. A political revolution takes place when the development of the technology, (in this case computer automated
machine production), creates economic classes outside the existing political structure. The class or classes external to the system cannot implement their economic program without state power. In
a slave society, the slave owner has state power; in a feudal society the king and the feudal lords have state power; in a
capitalist society the capitalist has state power. When the society goes into crisis, the conflict is ultimately over
state power, and which class/race/culture/gender will rule. The
polar forces organize, mobilize, prepare for verbal wars with words, then wars with arms. They fight it out: in time, one
group wins, either the counter-revolution or the revolution. The society is reorganized around the group that wins---forward
or backwards, future or past, new or old, nascent or moribund, ripe or rotten, new life or genocide. It is in such periods
that the numerous contradictions which slowly accumulate during periods of so-called peaceful development become resolved.
It is in such periods that the direct role of the different classes/race/cultures/genders
in determining the forms of social life is manifested with the greatest force. The central questions that the coming revolutionary situation will pose and answer: - 1. What type of society? What type of economy, political system, social system? Which class/race/culture/gender(s)
rule? How will this society be organized?
- 2. What type of culture?
Whose culture, clothes, names, holidays, holy lands, calendars, hair styles, habits, family values, morals, religions, saviors,
curriculum, language? The revolutionary will rid themselves of the European and Arab culture; all of it---give it back to
them. Embrace your own indigenous pre-invasion Black Kmt Civilization and culture.
- 3. Where will it be built? When? How? With whom?
- 4.
How will science, engineering, technology and societal planning be raised to the highest level of the mental, morals, and
martial systems of the nation?
Economic, political, cultural, educational,
health care, housing, transportation, gas/energy costs, police brutality, unemployment, foreclosures, evictions, military,
social and moral forces in this country are beginning to coalesce in such a manner as to make another upsurge of social struggle
inevitable. The side-line is no where to be.
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