Against the black genocide promoted by imperialism and its
cyber repressive apparatus!
In the US, the State imperialist police kill an average of
three people, mainly black, a day without any trial or legal process. This violence
is part of the US history and goes back to the Fugitive Slave Act of 1793,
where policemen hunted slaves who tried to escape from their oppressors. Since
then, under a democratic outburst, the number of blacks hunted, arrested and
executed only increased.
Two deaths of back men were captured on camera and went
viral weeks ago. Once again, these killings sparkled the back community’s fight
against racist police. In Louisiana, Alton Sterling, 37, father of 5 children
was shot in cold blood and bled to death after being crushed by two policemen
between his bumper car and the asphalt.48 hours later, in a traffic blitz in Minnesota, Philando Castilla was summarily executed in a car by a police officer in front of his 4-year-old daughter when reaching out for his wallet in the glove compartment. His girlfriend was also in the car and filmed his execution.
The two cases reopened an exposed and never healed wound of
a permanent state of terror against the poor and black working communities in
the US. It also revived the US’s ghosts of violent struggles against this type
of oppression lived in the 60’s around the country, and experienced throughout
the decades in places like California in 1992 and more recent through the rise
of movements such as "Black Lives Matter.”
The recent trend of killings and persecution of the black
population in the United States began in 2012 when the 17-year-old Trayvon
Martin, was killed by the guard "volunteer" community guard George
Zimmerman. Not only murdered, Trayvon still had to answer for his own death
before the American justice, and Zimmerman was freed. This case was followed by
the death of 18-year-old Michael Brown in Ferguson, Missouri in August 2014.
With 12 shots, white police officer Darren Wilson, 28, eliminated the unarmed
young man after accusing him of burglary as the young man and a friend were
walking down the street midday. The sequence of murders does not stop there. A
month before the death of Brown, Eric Garner was strangled in New York by white
police who used the chokehold technique to kill him. These murders and a number
of others that proceeded triggered protests from the black and oppressed
communities in the whole country and gave rise to movements such as "Black Lives Matter." Since then,
protests have been intensified especially after the grand American Juries
decided to free the officers involved in these cases.
Like a fuse explosive, these developments drew protests from
coast to coast of the US, not only in Minnesota and Louisiana, but Washington,
DC, San Francisco, Los Angels, Oakland, New York, Ferguson, Atlanta, Jackson,
MS, Baltimore and Dallas.
In Saint Paul, Minnesota, about 1,000 protesters were
chanting "No justice! No peace!” They blocked a highway in front of the
Police Department and reacted to the police with stones, bottles, fireworks,
Molotov cocktails and metal bars. Many civilians and policemen were injured in
a clash that lasted hours. The demonstrators reacted against the black genocide
with whatever tools they could use as weapons. The police arrested 102 people
amongst the protesters. The US oppressed
blacks are considered part of a population that meets the broad category of "killable"
by the State police.
In scary growing numbers, the imperialist state and all of
the members of world capitalism apply a perverse policy of reducing the world
population in mass by means of hunger in Latin America, Asia and Africa and
murder through wars and police repression in the so called "killable
" sectors of the world's working population.
THE USE OF KILLER ROBOTS FOR INTERNAL REPRESSION IS THE
CONTINUATION OF DRONES FOR IMPERIALIST WARS AGAINST OPPRESSED PEOPLE AROUND THE
WORLD
In Dallas, a black former soldier killed five white police
officers and wounded another seven, he then was cornered and literally blown up
by a police robot type Andros F6A Robot. Northrop Grumman manufactures these
soldiers, which are part of the Military Industrial Complex expanded by Obama.
These same drones have been used in unprecedented scale in the Middle East and
Asia. As an extension of this foreign policy, for the first time in history,
the imperialist state makes use of
nonhuman killing machines as a repressive police instrument during a
civil conflict. Not coincidently, this new approach and technology only seen in
movies like Robocop, has been tested against its own working class in protests.
In sum, these soldier-machines arrested more than 200 protesters.
Faced with a massive uprising in the heart of the empire,
Obama hurried back to the US from a NATO meeting in Poland. The main focus of
this meeting was to stop the integration of Eurasian countries through the
military encirclement of Russia, a preparatory movement for the III World War.
Obama immediately tried to appeal to national reconciliation
and dismiss connections to black people’s struggles from the past. The
imperialist media also tried to demonize the protesters and justify their
McCarthyism approach against the organizers. Through a desperate
sensationalism, the media used a sentimental demagogic appeal to masquerade the
violence practiced by the state police, including their robots. This outrage
can only cause nausea and more indignation within the black workers and
oppressed who stand against this continued assault against their lives.
More than ever, it is necessary to unify our class struggle.
All white, black, Indian, Asian, Latino workers and immigrants must stand
against the oppressing state police approach. We need to separate our side from the enemy's side by
excluding cops, jail e security guards from our unions.
We fight for black self-defense, as called for by the Black
Panthers in their fight against the police state. We fight against the
disarmament of civilians advocated by Obama, while the police state makes use
of cybernetic weapons to crush us. We call for the construction of a
revolutionary party on the basis of the multiracial proletariat throughout
North America.
