Stop Trying To Fix Policing: Lessons Learned From The Front Lines of Black Liberation by Tony Gaskew amazon.com/Stop-Trying-Fix-P…

Pennsylvania v. Mimms & Maryland v. Wilson

It is no accident that soldiers in the Revolutionary Action Movement (RAM), Black Liberation Army (BLA), and Republic of New Africa (RNA) studied Martin Delany Martin Delany was a black american US military combat veteran who understood how black nationalism could be used as a revolutionary tactical force multiplier in counterinsurgency Delany's novel was a blueprint of his vision of asymmetrical warfare

Black america: US Government, give us reparations or else US Government: we choose the or else There is a price for killing the revolutionary force multipler of black nationalism and the indoctrination of the ideology of feminism The doctrine of counterinsurgency refers to this action as Pacification

Black america are their own opponents - classic COIN

RT @Tony_Gaskew: @mcg_celeste One of the most relevant discussions I've witnessed on this social media platform The United States of Amer…

This type of data is not collected However I'm confident based on doctrines of counterinsurgency, black america would not like the findings

Police utilization is an under jnvested for of domestic abuse and coercive control a/g Black men.

Ultimately, by design (pacification) both parties (BM & BF) become agents/weapons of the State. A solution is available under doctrines of war

Out of the roughly 15.7 million american military veterans 5.5 million have a service connected disability

The New People's Army (NPA) founded in the Republic of the Philippines in 1969 Considered today as one of the oldest Marxism - Leninim -Maoism revolutionary organizations Produced some of the greatest and most skilled guerrilla fighters on the planet Confirmed by my own personal experiences in combat operations against the NPA in the Philippines

Cultural extinction - the Universe will correct itself

How populations outside of the United States of America, perceive the lived experiences (historiography) of Black America is fascinating

This is an interesting conversation and sits at the center of explaining the historiography of global anger at black america

Right. So he learned that sexism caused issues. Not about the particulars of asymmetric warfare, not about how the US assimilated experts from France and Britain in academia to create the first global counterinsurgency doctrine and what that meant for black America, not about the relationship between scientific innovations in applied electronics and the strategies whites use to kill nonwhites on a population level. Black feminism is a critique of black power sexism. Not an analysis of warfare as the condition of black social life. It can’t tell you anything about that cause it’s not supposed to.

Educational pacification has been taking place inside US prisons (state and federal) since the start of Pell Grant funding in the early 1970s Silently killing revolutionaries inside of a classroom – brilliant counterinsurgency stratagem

I have been involved with prison education programming at the Federal Bureau of Prisons (BOP) starting around 2006 ALL of the University faculty teaching inside prisons at that point (State and Federal) were white liberal feminists (men and women) Black feminist (men and women) professors came later but with the same identity politics These University faculty designed courses, curriculum, and readings that centered around feminism and the shaming of black nationalism & the use of violence One of the greatest pacification and social engineering platforms designed to kill black radicalism among political prisoners We (myself, incarcerated students and incarcerated educators) had these discussions (feminism and pacification) for over a decade - everyone was aware of what was taking place inside prison college programming