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Today we learn about the campaign to Defend Ka Louie!
We speak with Ka Luis Jalandoni, Chief International Representative of the National Democratic Front of the Philippines (NDFP) and Senior Advisor to the NDFP Negotiating Panel; Coni Ledesma, member of the NDFP Negotiating Panel and MAKIBAKA International Representative; Eevee, member of the Global Secretariat of the Friends of the Filipino People in Struggle (FFPS); and Dana, founder of Portland, Oregon's, FFPS chapter, People Organizing for Philippine Solidarity (POPS). We also discuss the Christians for National Liberation (CNL) and the New People's Army of the Philippines (NPA).
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An interview about the peace talks and root causes!
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12-Point Program of the NDFP
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This is a brief assessment of US society following the American Revolution of 1776, the War of 1812 and the Civil War, as well as the character of each war.
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This episode is a brief introduction to communist organizing!
Outline:
1. Basic Principles for Organizing
2. Sectors, Territories and Contact Making
3. An Organizing Conversation
4. The Mass Campaign
5. Workshop it!
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This episode is a reflection on the role legal democratic organizations will play in our party building and united front work, the relationship between the legal democratic and open revolutionary mass organizations, and on right and "left" opportunism in legal democratic organizations.
1. Why must we build the party through united front work?
2. How can we just effectively wage ideological struggle against reformism?
3. What is the role of the legal democratic mass organizations in our struggle? What is the relationship between the legal democratic org and the open revolutionary org?
4. How does right opportunism manifest itself in legal democratic organizations?
5. How does “left” opportunism manifest itself in legal democratic organizations?
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We do a little US history today with Too Black, writer, organizer and co-host of the Black Myths Pod. We discuss the history of the Deacons for Defense and Justice, then Too Black tells us about the current organizing effort concerning the Pendleton 2 who participated in the Indiana Prisoner Rebellion of 1985.
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Here's the book we discussed on the Deacons for Defense and Justice.
Check out Too Black's other articles From Black Wall Street to Black Capitalism and Laundering Black Rage.
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This episode is an investigation into the question of people's war or protracted people's war in the capitalist and capitalist-imperialist countries. I argue against the universality of protracted people's war and for the strategy of people's war, or people's revolutionary civil war, for the industrial capitalist and imperialist metropoles.
"Problems of War and Strategy" - Mao, 1938
“A Proposal Concerning the General Line of the International Communist Movement" - Mao, 1963
"On the Question of People’s War in Industrial Capitalist Countries" - Sison, 2019
"Protracted People's War is not a Universal Strategy for Revolution" - from bannedthought.net
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At the Fourth Congress of the Communist International, the Executive Committee adopted this appendix to the Theses on Comintern Tactics in December, 1922. This episode is a reading of Theses on the United Front.
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This episode is a reflection on Urban Perspective by CPI (Maoist).
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This episode is part three to a three-part series on Charles Bettleheim's Class Struggles in the USSR, First Period: 1917-1923. Check out the summary of each section of this book on our Mass Struggle patreon for free.
Part Three discusses the development of the relations between the party and the masses towards the end of and after the civil war, the ideological struggles internal to the party during this period, Party mistakes and rectification efforts led by Lenin, Lenin's "balance sheet," and the New Economic Policy.
You can find the pdf here, but this is one of the only volumes you can still find in paperback.
(This series was previously released for the Faith and Capital podcast)
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This episode is part one to a three-part series on Charles Bettleheim's Class Struggles in the USSR, First Period: 1917-1923. Check out the summary of each section of this book on our Mass Struggle patreon for free.
Part One discusses the class contradictions of Russia on the eve of 1917, socialism as a period of transition and continued class struggle between capitalism and communism, and the role of the Maoist party, the proletariat, and the masses in revolutionary struggle.
You can find the pdf here, but this is one of the only volumes you can still find in paperback.
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