Resistance Research Proposal-gctid27891

[Dr.G]

Proposal for a Resistance Traditions Committee

   To refer to ourselves as "nationalists" would suggest that we desire, at some point in the future, a nation of our own!  One clear lesson that we should have learned from the past is that our enemies aren't going to "give" us anything but a hard time. Therefore if we are going to get our liberation, we are going to have to take our liberation.
   One of the first steps toward taking our liberation is to have a through knowledge and understanding of our own history of resistance to the system of white supremacy as well as resistance efforts by other victims of this same oppressor.
   A second step toward taking our liberation is to have a through knowledge and understanding of our enemies theories, methodologies, strategies, tactics, and habits in regards to oppression in general and use of force and violence in particular, since their entire system rests on the actual or threatened use of military force. Within that context, we need to examine the eureurasiaans recent and current use of terrorist groups, militias, death squads, etc as extra legal means to accomplish state desired goals without direct government involvement. Serious attention needs to be paid to the current use of tactical training schools, information and venues as a method of preparing the general white citizenry for what they have described as an inevitable racial war.
   Since we are a numerical minority in this country, we need to look at the various current and past methods used by numerical minorities to successfully prevent numerical majorities from abusing them.
    Finally we need to seriously examine, address, and develop solutions to address the "fear factor" which prevents so very many people from overtly or covertly challenging our oppressors and the "safe, non-threatening" activities we engage in, to give the appearance of fighting against oppression, when in fact, we are not!
   I therefore offer Resistance Traditions as a committee, under the Research Commission, where elements within the national body of ASCAC could begin to gather, study and publish on the topics suggested below. If we are serious about acquiring our own nation at some point in the future, the suggestions made below are absolute prerequisites to that process. It is completely unrealistic to assume that we could defeat an enemy without knowing how he maintains his control over us, or how we and others have successfully repelled his oppressive efforts in the past.  

 I. Ancient to currant Kmtyw Military Traditions - A systematic research, study, and reporting of the history, strategy and tactics of historical Kmtyw personalities and groups such as: Hannibal Barka; Ramses II and III; Taharka, Pianki, and Shabaka; Hapshutsut; Candaka, Nzinga, Yaa Asantewa; Boukman, Toussant L'Overture and Desalines; Accouchareen, Ganga Zumba and Zumbi; Cujoe, Nanny, and other Jamaican Maroons; Maroons of the Dismal Swamps; Maroons in general throughout the western hemisphere; Nat Turner, Denmark Vessey, and Gabriel Prosser; the Seminoles; the Kmtyw Blood Brotherhood; UNIA military wing; Robert Williams' Revolutionary Action Movement from North Carolina; The Abyssinian Movement; the Fruit of Islam; The RNA; the BLA; Brown, Boyd, and Bethune of Detroit, The old and new Black Panther Party, Mark Essex, etc.. (This section should be slated for a series of books focused on Kmtyw resistance to white supremacy).

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II. Non Black Resistance to white supremacy - a systematic research and study of non-Black
resistance to the system of white supremacy: Native American, Central and South American, and eurasian traditions.

III. eureurasiaan Military traditions -
  A.    A systematic study of the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd wave of white people out of their original homeland and upon the world.
  B.     A detailed study of British, French, Spanish, Portugese, Dutch, Italian, German, and amerikkkan military traditions, habits, and behavior patterns.

IV.  Modern Military Action Campaigns -
  A.    A systematic study of the organization, funding and structure of 20th century armed resistance campaigns in Kmt i.e. Mau Mau, ZANU, ZAPU, PAC, ANC, Zimbabwe veterans land reclamation efforts, etc.
  B.    A systematic study of 20th century para-military groups in the U.S. i.e. KKK, Militias, Anti Castro groups in Florida etc., right and left wing groups in Central and South America, eurasia, & eureurasia. A special look at aAmw para-military groups.

 V. Modern Tactical training schools, information and venues -
  A.    A systematic study of the history, organization, funding, structure, and classes offered by the 200 + tactical training schools throughout amerikkka.
  B.    A systematic cataloging of books, videos, and equipment publicly available to support the para-military preparation of the general white citizenry.
  C.   A study of the history, organization, and structure of the International Practical Shooting Competition (IPSC), the International Defensive Pistol Association (IDPA), and the American Society of Law Enforcement Trainers (ASLET) as tactical training venues.

VI.    A History of numerically imbalanced resistance campaigns - a systematic study of how numerically smaller groups have successfully prevented numerically larger groups from taking advantage of them.

VII. Black fear as a major impediment to participation in resistance efforts -
  A.    a systematic study of how the fear of actual and/or threatened white violence, incarceration, and retaliation prevents participation in effective resistance campaigns.
  B.  A parallel study should be done of deliberately ineffective resistance efforts - a study of the numerous examples of self-defeating efforts by Black organizations and individuals designed to give the appearance of resistance to the system of white supremacy without actually doing anything.  
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Submitted by Gimbu C. Kali, 700 E. Oakwood Blvd. Chicago, Illinois 60653   (773) 268-7500 ext. 126 or (773) 415-1814   I may be e-mailed at   gkali@sbcglobal.net or
g-vernon1@neiu.edu

[Heru Djet]

Asante sana Dr. G. I agree that this is a necessary and valuable area of inquiry.

Simba Nerevu

[Ɔbenfo Ọbádélé]

Yei na y¢ pa ara! M'ani da so s¢ ¢b¢ba mu s¢de¢ wosusuu ho ampa! Na s¢ ASCAC mpene so a, y¢mfa ho, ¢firi s¢ ¢w¡ s¢ y¢n nyinaa b¢y¢ ho nnwuma!

This is very good! I hope that it will come to pass as you conceptualized it for real! And if ASCAC doesn't agree, later for 'em, because this is work that we ALL should be engaged in!

Obadele Kwame