Getting all fired up

hey, thank you so much for this reading.❤️

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The artificial voice is terrible The book is solid

the ai art is wild work ngl

Thank you comrade for this audiobook!

I'm getting my copy today = ) I can't wait to read it! Free! Palestine!

Gay voice

Kudos to our Palestinian comrades

thanks for uploading this, hard to find said audiobooks... she'll be free

The Snowflakes' idea of including minorities in the MSM is substituting Black characters for generally White ones, rather than researching and producing movies and TV series on real events, such as the Counter-revolution of 1776!

Do you know who is to be credited with the artwork

Thank you for your work! I have a hard time reading books and this is on my list!

Thanks

thank you! i'm following along with a pdf and this makes it so much easier. for anyone else watching you can also find an audiobook of orientalism on yt

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Thank you for uploading!

This is an incredibly valuable piece. In an era where everybody meekly criticizes teleological thinking without actual success in getting rid of it, Benjamin offers the real way forward.

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these videos are so helpful, is the fourth chapter coming soon?

Long live Palestine

Where are the rest chapters Kindly upload those also

Hiya @Signifier Liberation Front, I left a comment under this vid a couple of hours ago, is that you or the youtube who actually took down my comment and for what I was wondering!

Thank you

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did this vid get deleted today? I was listening to it like 6 hours ago and then I wanted to continue but it was gone lol, glad to see a version back up

Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:02 Introduction to "Blood in My Eye" by George L. Jackson and his commitment to revolution. 01:03 George Jackson's book is both a weapon of liberation and a poem of love, completed shortly before his murder. 01:45 George's central passion was the revolutionary war of the people against oppressors, rooted in perfect love and perfect hate. 02:10 George's rebellious path began with crime, leading to repeated arrests and incarceration. 03:20 Meeting Marx, Lenin, Trotsky, Engels, and Mao transformed George's outlook, focusing on economics and revolutionary ideals. 03:47 George aimed to transform the criminal mentality into a revolutionary one among fellow inmates. 04:18 Insights from Marx and others allowed inmates to see themselves as part of a revolutionary brotherhood, fostering unity. 05:12 George's dedication to action, not just words, made him stand out and garnered respect in prison. 06:24 George's offenses inside prison and prolonged solitary confinement, driven by defending fellow inmates. 10:20 Injustices inside prison, including the killing of inmates and a corrupt legal system, intensified George's revolutionary stance. 11:44 George's brother, Jonathan Jackson's bold actions and his own death fueled George's revolutionary determination. 13:21 George's call for unity among revolutionary groups, inspiring them to understand their power against the system. 15:50 George Jackson's assassination on August 21, 1971, marked his sacrifice for the revolutionary cause. 17:09 George's last book, "Blood in My Eye," calls for collective action and taking the revolution to society. 18:06 George's legacy lives on, inspiring continued struggle against oppression and injustice. 23:45 Addressing challenges of black revolutionary consciousness, rejecting racism while affirming survival and justice. 27:15 George's introspection on his own role as a slave and the dynamics of revolution within capitalist society. 30:09 George's emphasis on the necessity of revolutionary change in property relations to achieve true transformation. 30:56: Popular revolution aims to bring all classes together and destroy the class state. 31:27: Revolutionary change requires transferring holdings from the one percent to the ninety nine percent, not just displacing the one percent. 32:25: Social revolution means breaking up the current state and creating a new form of economics and culture. 34:48: Black stratum's numerical strength, historical relation to violence, and role in wealth creation make it a key element in any revolutionary scheme. 35:17: Black revolutionary rage could lead to the opening stages of a socialist revolution under certain circumstances. 36:09: Unique problems of racism must be considered in revolutionarystrategy. 38:31: Strategy should include both political and military branches, promoting consciousness and engaging in selective retaliatory violence. 44:12: Vanguard party should lead by staying ahead of the people, being well-equipped, and creating a theory rooted in experience. 52:07: Vanguard's success involves developing tactics, understanding weaknesses in the establishment, and embracing revolutionary violence. 58:52: Demonstrating strength through tactical actions can raise consciousness and inspire confidence. 01:00:34: Consciousness involves knowledge, recognition, alertness, and the recognition of change, balance, and imbalance in the world. 01:02:26 Blacks are conditioned to acquiesce, believing the system is protected by the white man. Reforming or expanding the system seems only achievable for a few who conform. The conditions for revolution exist in the black community. 01:03:35 Blacks do a significant portion of the nation's work but receive only a fraction of returns. Unemployment remains a tool to devalue labor. 01:04:58 Repression is a part of the revolutionary process, revealing the system's inability to meet demands and exposing the true nature of capitalism. 01:06:22 Electoral processes must break down, eroding confidence in the old system, before revolution can occur. 01:10:36 Internal debates and division hinder progress. Agreement on basics is essential for effective collective action. 01:17:59 The necessity of counter-terrorism in urban guerrilla warfare to counter state repression. 01:20:40 Violent tactics against oppressive elements are discussed, emphasizing strategic elimination for self-defense. 01:26:11 The importance of maintaining security and identifying potential infiltrators within the revolutionary movement. 01:28:48 Critique of black individuals who work against socialist ideals, advocating for strong measures against counter-revolutionaries. 01:31:49 The significance of studying and observing individuals' backgrounds to assess their commitment and potential loyalties in revolutionary movements. 01:32:34: Discussion on various types of tests, including truth drugs and unconventional tests. 01:33:18: Importance of having known and tested individuals within a revolutionary group. 01:34:02: The impact of foreign wars on the relationship between masses and ruling class. 01:34:30: The need to show resistance and leadership for a revolutionary culture to emerge. 01:35:01: Building trust with the people and countering cynicism in the black community. 01:35:29: Conditions for the start of a protracted war and tactical challenges. 01:35:58: The importance of staying alive to build a mass movement. 01:36:29: Anticipating violence from the ruling class and countering it with organization. 01:37:15: The use of violence in a revolutionary context, even as a counter to power. 01:37:56: The necessity of organized violence and the guerrilla's role. 01:39:06: Counter-terrorism, protecting the political people, and enforcing demands. 01:39:45: The soldier as a bodyguard and first line of defense. 01:40:29: The role of urban guerrilla warfare and strategies for success. 01:41:11: Organizing around realistic day-to-day needs for revolution. 01:42:21: Transforming class attitudes to align with revolutionary change. 01:43:17: The evolution and decline of power's prestige and authority. 01:44:11: Counter-terror in response to repression, and the need to destroy prestige. 01:46:00: Workers' class consciousness, challenges, and the necessity of violence. 01:49:22: The vulnerability of the powerful and the potential for resistance. 01:53:52: Importance of immediate action, counter-terrorism, and organizing violence. 01:58:44: Recognition of the need for counter-violence to challenge power. 02:00:22: Understanding and employing urban guerrilla warfare strategies. 02:01:21: Studying guerrilla tactics and examples from other movements. 02:02:44: Success of urban guerrilla groups like the Tupamaros and their actions. [02:03:41] Objective of urban guerrilla warfare: threaten establishment, establish revolutionary apparatus, test recruits, demoralize repressive forces, panic capitalists and foreign investors, force US to extend intervention. [02:08:21] Attacking establishment's institutions weakens them due to their exposure and rigidity. [02:14:57] Disrupting establishment's processes and creating disorder within the city is key. [02:19:20] Establishment's reliance on technology and rigid procedures makes them vulnerable. [02:22:58] USA working class divided into right-oriented and left/neutral sections, with potential for revolutionary consciousness in upper middle class and students. [02:27:25] Pig class mentality is cyclic and regimented, making them predictable and vulnerable. [02:29:46] Mobility, infiltration, ambush tactics, and camouflage are crucial for guerrilla operations within the city. 02:31:54 Discusses the need for covert military safe houses and tunnels for the liberation movement. 02:33:05 Emphasizes the importance of provisioning for vanguard elements and the people during difficult times. 02:34:20 Talks about building a dual power structure, involving political infrastructure and the military. 02:35:28 Describes survival programs as a means to meet daily needs and build revolutionary consciousness. 02:37:11 Stresses the importance of defending the political vanguard and its projects from attacks. 02:42:11 Explains the need for a small, trained revolutionary army and the potential for armed struggle. 02:52:03 Discusses resistance and the necessity to overcome it for the growth of revolutionary consciousness. 02:56:25 Advocates for seizing property through armed struggle and confronting the ruling class. 03:00:12 Highlights the potential vulnerabilities of the establishment's infrastructure in the face of guerrilla tactics. 03:00:53 Attacking infrastructure, utilities, and property is key to disrupting the super state's power. 03:01:20 Even with numerical superiority, establishment forces struggle to protect all vital points simultaneously. 03:02:28 Geria technique aims to disrupt the life support system of the enemy by concentrating attacks on vulnerable points. 03:03:42 Flexibility and ingenuity are crucial for successful guerrilla operations and offensive warfare.

Hope you triumph winning the american mind, will be really hard

I never heard of this at all

Do chapter2

"Rogue Black" was better.

Great up 👍