Revolution #317, September 22, 2013      Click for current front and back page

O22: National Day of Protest to Stop Police Brutality, Repression and Criminalization of a Generation

Interview with Carl Dix

Carl Dix, one of the initiators of the October 22nd Coalition Against Police Brutality, Repression and the Criminalization of a Generation was interviewed by Revolution/revcom.us correspondent Sunsara Taylor on questions relating to the movement to stop mass incarceration, on the prison hunger strike in California, and the fight to stop the slow genocide against Black people—as part of building a movement for real revolution.

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Obama's September 10 Speech on Syria:

More Lies for War from the Liar-in-Chief

Obama's speech was packaged as a defense of his policies and his latest diplomatic moves. But this was as big a collection of incredible lies as has ever been assembled in a speech, starting with Obama's assertion that "the world's a better place" because for "nearly seven decades the United States has been the anchor of global security."

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Syria: Diplomacy... and Danger of a U.S. Attack

Developments concerning Syria continue to move very quickly. On Saturday, September 14, the U.S. and Russia reached an agreement to eliminate Syria's chemical weapons. The agreement could mean that the threat of a U.S. military strike has receded—at least for now. At the same time, the rulers of the U.S. are working to set terms where they could launch a military strike claiming that they had tried diplomacy first and "it didn't work."

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Lessons from Iraq: The “Price” of Sanctions

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A QUESTION SHARPLY POSED

NAT TURNER OR THOMAS JEFFERSON?

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Debating: "A Question Sharply Posed: Nat Turner or Thomas Jefferson?"

A comment by a professor on the article by Bob Avakian, and a reply from Revolution.

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Everything You've Been Told About Communism Is Wrong
We Have the Facts and We're Setting the Record Straight

Do we have to accept this world as it is?... The truth, the pervasively suppressed truth, is that the socialist revolutions of the Soviet Union (1917-56) and China (1949-76) opened new and unprecedented possibilities for human emancipation.

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To new readers:

Welcome to Revolution/revcom.us!

If you're grappling with how horrific the world is and looking for a way out of this madness, one key thing you have to do is to get into Bob Avakian and the movement for revolution.

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With the U.S. threatening and maneuvering to possibly attack yet another country militarily, ask yourself:

Which country in the world, from its beginnings to the present time, has the bloodiest history of genocide, slavery, invasions, coups, installing and backing brutal regimes, bombings, massacres and mass destruction, including the use of nuclear weapons? And which government imprisons its own people and in particular its minorities at the highest rate in the world?

No good can come from U.S. imperialist intervention of any kind.

 Also in this issue

The Abortion Rights Emergency—On the Ground

In the face of the emergency on abortion rights and to launch a national counter-offensive to the war on abortion and on women overall, the Abortion Rights Freedom Ride was launched. Sunsara Taylor writes on what the Freedom Riders learned about how the assaults on abortion are impacting vast numbers of women.

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From a World to Win News Service:

Afghanistan: Negotiations with the Taliban

Analysis of recent developments in Afghanistan, including moves toward negotiations with the Taliban and continuing drone attacks by the U.S.

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On Obama's August 28 Speech:

The Battle over the Truth About the African-American Experience and Present-Day Reality

A profound struggle over the truth has been raging in America. For the past few months, this struggle has focused on the real position of African-American people in U.S. society.

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Ask Your Doctor If the Sleep Aid Thinking-Like-an-American® Is Right for You

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Four Points for Bill McKibben

On September 21, protests against the Keystone XL pipeline will be taking place around the U.S. Mobilizations against Keystone and climate change are much needed and must be stepped up. At the same time, there is an important debate to be waged.

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Photo: AP


Obama's speech on Syria through a Truth Translator

From an activist in North Carolina: "I ran Obama's speech on Syria through a Truth Translator that I developed... here now are the results..."

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New & Breaking News...

 

Interview with Carl Dix—09/13/13

Part 1: In the Bitter Aftermath of the Trayvon Martin Verdict
The Outrages of AmeriKKKa... and the Need for Revolution

Part 2: O22: National Day of Protest to Stop Police Brutality, Repression and Criminalization of a Generation

Part 3: What It's Gonna Take for a Real Revolution

Posted Sept. 20, 2013


Protest against President of the Criminal Regime of the Islamic Republic of Iran

Demonstrations will be held Sept 23 and 24

Sept 17, 2013

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Iranian revolutionary Anahita Rahmani speaks on "Iran, Syria, and America's Situation in the Middle East"

Monday Sept. 23, 7pm, Revolution Books NY

Sept. 17, 2013

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Special two-part screening of the film BA Speaks: REVOLUTION— NOTHING LESS! Bob Avakian Live

Part 1: Sunday, September. 29, 2013, 2-6 p.m.
Part 2: Sunday, October 6, 2013, 2-6 p.m.
Maysles Cinema, Harlem, New York City

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September 20, 2013


News from the ABORTION RIGHTS FREEDOM RIDE

Updated Sept. 21, 2013


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On the Criminal Verdict Acquitting the Killer of Trayvon Martin, click here.
(Updated July 25)

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