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ILingg us thar these conditicns do passivity. We see Malcolm t exist whet'e.we live. We sce defeating this altempt by 2encmy trying ta sgoprhe people the enemy to use his lackies, te om recoguizine te cuiiditions stop 2 Black man, who could and at exist among them in their would unite the whole peopie ea, They try to stop us frum around truly revalutionery princi- cing the whole. The enemybides ples. The Jackies could not silence is time,tries to check the rev- Malcolm. The enemy hadto silence tution, the seruczle, in an effort Malcolm themselves, they placed brainwash an? condition the guns in the hands of some boot- em cople, So that when they do re- licking niggers and shot Maleclm ot, they will move in che marner down. LGefare Malcolm died, he which the oppressor pro- predicted the rebellions that did anmmed them ‘o move. ‘The occur in the urban areas of the nemy defines Us: problem, the couatry. He planted the seed of “ nem passes oul ite information, revolution In the hearts and minds ‘reales opinion, says whatissvod, of the people, He spoke of self- tar is had, whet he will accept deiense. instead of non-violence, d what he will not tolerate. This seif-erermination, instead of de- 45 happened to us, while we pendency on the enemy ard the ratchet; and when we did vive yun as a basic tovl of liberation. ssistance (CORE, Freccom Rid-~ Ue also spoke of the need of a $, Liberals, SNCcC, we didvt midy revolutionary organization ome with new ideas, we didnot chat spuke and acted in tle peo- ume with revolutionary ideas, We Ple'S Interest. At this point, em- rent with the pregrate and plan phasis of the struggle switched to f action given to us bythe enemy. pe North, aS Matcolm had pre- he same program he wes using dicted iti ' id . . ai ced , style the strug ste, tian effort cree, nothing the enemy did could push the movement alont ina Assive, and pobuicail backwarc ‘shioa, When the oppressor, ac- loniplished that, he shumed out the a Stop it. His old tactic was fai]- ing, Black people were now truly moving for their freedom. Nicgecs rebelled in the streets, they were met by cries of “the coal'’, they were met by ‘tthe war on poverty’, a tactic they used to keep the concept of self-defense from spreading, againtothe whole, The civil rigits mavement ex- panded out of the South, Inte the North and failed - because they tried to organize the people e enemy becoming @reund a program that wasn’t vortied, we see Ue cneney mure Graver up by the people. They Sage BG nereusing his fockey myuscter Vere pusidng the enemy's pro- ‘rom the South and bringiig them BF 4M. énd you can't oryanize the calothe North yet) sce than People around the enenty’s pro. weshingg don-siclen ce, sivib iste Sram end extect to succeed, So hole richis ick bac on the peotie, : Then there was a new develop~ 1@za, We see Malcolm X, we see im speaking ja the idiom of the B2ople we sce hitn saying diat we mot allow the eneiny to define hur struzgle, to develop our pru- rams, to runour strimgle, We see Serre asin: HWCLE alice, adn fee esa aa Re, i { we can see that Maloclm planted € MuSt solve this problem, To ‘he seed and the product of that Solve this prokiem ye have Lo ‘Seed is Huey P, Newton and the analyze the simarion. «Wf we do, Black Panther Party, We see the We #¢¢ that ff we do \siot inove Party developing on the West into the South to serve ‘the peo- coast, the last geocraphical area Ple, to ctucate the peop and do that Black people migratedto, We Phe things there that we did in see the Party grow, expand and the North, then we are not think- develop throughout the West, Alid- ing and acting In terms of the west, throughout theLastCoast.We “hole people, the whole problem. see the pizs trying, in the berin- We Would then.be allowing all of nine to confine the Party pn the the bootlickers and Jackies, an: West Coast, bur failing. They these who would seck to have th: failed because the Party was based Party destroyed, te have an un- 2 on true revolutionary principles, Contested base to rap down lbez ¢ We see them failing to divide the es 4nd phony programs ona lar,.c. people from the Party, we see them i erment of ow people, We have irying to lie, to confuse the pep- ' uncerstand that this couldecsil, ple bur we see them failing, We happen. In the final analysis, ic see the Party working inthe cities, would prove disustreus to our expanding its base, serving the, Complete and toval Nbcration, Re- people, setting examples fer the, £!onalism during the struggle for people to follow, teaching self<ie- | OF liberation could dovejays- ince fense to the people. if you make 49 _antarenistic contradictian an analysis, you see the Party @nengs 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 make 2 see the pigs failing ia their 2¢~, 20C/#list society. tempts to annihilate the Black Our Mbnister of Defense Huey Panther “Party, So we find our-. P. Newton has said *’The filack Selves strupgling as a Party, bur’ Panther’ Party fs the People’s recognizing that we are always. Party and we are primarily in- concerned with the whole, we find terested in freeing man™, Hf ws) nirseives at the crossroads, at comploie aad iets} he enemy’s last attempt to diyide Uberation of aur people, then we and cengier, his attempttokeepus Must Fo anions them, wiereve: fom broadening, our struggle to they are. *ncompass the South, Ate r¥e coe she alc tlie Lie ALL POWER 20 THE PLOPLE Dout Mir yr : Wiostor. Salem. NwaleLF, er re ct ZZ *