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Antidemocratic Right-wing Alliance Violence, Day Seven

12 Tue Jan 2021

Posted by ztnh in Anti-Fascism, Anti-Imperialism, Anti-Racism, Anti-Totalitarianism, Civic Engagement (Activism), COVID-19, Democratic Party (USA), First Amendment (U.S. Constitution), Freedom of Speech, Freedom of the Press, Government, Memoirs, Police State, Political Science, Presidential Election 2020, Racism (phenotype), Republican Party (USA)

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Donald John Trump (b. 1946), KPFA, KPFK, Pacifica Radio Network, RT, WBAI, WPFW

LUMPENPROLETARIAT—This election is a disaster.  Facebook has now banned the Trump loyalist slogan, “Stop The Steal.”  Presumably, the idea is to protect Biden’s victory.  Instead, the effect will be to reinforce the belief among the loyalists that they’re being cheated.  Censorship never helps.  Censoring the loyalists will only further erode the First Amendment. Next time, Facebook will censor other political slogans.  If we condone censorship against one, we injure all.  The answer to unwise speech is more wise speech, not censorship.

Now is a time for learning about how best to deal with malignant narcissists.  “Victims of narcissistic abusers”, says Dr. George Simon, author of Character Disturbance: The Phenomenon of Our Age (2010), “mistake interest for regard.”  We emphasize the insidious “ego-building” words Trump chose to signal to his loyalists via love-bombing:  “We love you. You’re very special.”  The codependent doesn’t realize his validation has been coming from external sources.  When the charismatic figure appears with narcissistic abuser behaviors, codependent cognition wants to believe things will work out, things will get better.  The toxic behaviors will be outgrown.  But narcissistic abusers feed on the narcissistic supply they drain from the codependent.  Ross Rosenberg described these dynamics in The Human Magnet Syndrome.

The aristocratic system of white supremacy, upon which America was built, has been a massive form of narcissistic abuse against everyone, who hasn’t completely drank the kool-aid, even other white people.  People of color and the poor, with the role of codependent to the white man’s role as narcissistic abuser, have harbored and internalized excessive shame, such that it’s rendered us defenseless.  I suspect there is some inverse cognate of white shame or white guilt, some sort of reciprocal of the white man’s burden.  Time will tell.

Meanwhile, staunch white supremacists (cf. exploitation/apartheid), who are currently morphing into white nationalists (cf. purity/genocide), have been shame deficient, sin-verguenzas.  But they have been very focused and well-funded.  Dr. James McIntosh describes reactive narcissism, which is the most extreme form.  The reactive narcissist, who is incapable of ever admitting when they’re wrong, or when they’ve lost, are the most dysfunctional.  They will betray you because they will never admit when they’re wrong.  The longer such selfishness is allowed unchecked, the more evil it becomes.  The gaslighting will continue until the trauma bond is complete and the human magnet syndrome locks the codependent to the narcissistic abuser.  That is evil.  We must not hesitate to call out dysfunctional behavior, but with loving kindness, as Dr. George Simon advises.

Shame evil. Refuse Fascism. Seek Inner Integration.  Emancipate Yourselves From Mental Slavery.  Love.

—@LumpenProles

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Here’s what people have been saying today about the Events of January 6th and more.  Well, I hope to write about what America has been saying, what I’ve been hearing, what people have been thinking, and adding any relevant personal perspectives.  But I am not a leisure class American; I am a working class American. So, my time is limited, as is my cognitive capacity.  I am not the smartest, or the dumbest. But I always aim to be the hardest worker I can be.  For now, these are my notes, which will serve my future scholarship.  If they help you help America be better, good.  If not, I always appreciate constructive criticism.

Solidarity.

Download the Pacifica Radio App for easy access to some of the best free speech radio around, featuring voices of reason dedicated to the mutual understanding between groups.

Welcome to my notebook.  Let’s put our perspectives together, so that we may collectively be true to reality:

05:00 – 0600 PST, Rising Up >[TW] On the events of January 6th.

05:00 PST, Something’s Happening > [TW] The Tom Hartman Show (rerun) > On the events of the 6th. Free speech. Make your voice heard. Call congress they’ll transfer you to any representative. Call all 3 of your members, 202.224-3121.  0510 thought police. Recall 1996 clinton telecom act led to megamergers. ‘Thaddeus, section 3’ 0520, its also what happened in the ’60s when j edgar hoover decided to take out martin Luther King, said Tom Hartman, former SDSer. TH read the article of impeachment against Trump. 0526, TW, on the standown.  0527, next caller, official statement said the 6th was a ‘First Amendment protest’. Hans Morgenthau book on balance of power tw ryan mcarthy et al are inside, cf military times, army times, et al 0538, tw, ted cruz uses meyers briggs tests on his followers . 0542, r d wolff (jan 7?) Robert reich (11JAN21)

0500 – 0600 WPFW & WBAI (simulcast), 0549 PST, WPFW > DN!

0600, KPFK Stephanie Miller Show, FBI agent Frank, who’s doing the media rounds

06:00 wpfw tw iran Venezuela sanctions, alliance of nations under siege by US imperialism

0600 KPFA DN!

06:00 PST, WBAI > 06:13 PST, medical psychiatrist will discuss his observations of Trump. 0627 PST, narcissistic abuser traits ‘70,000 physicians felt Trump was a threat’, warned via NY Times article. Broad categories of behavior, such as grandiosity, problems with reality testing, narcissistic spectra, psychotic, pathological liar.  This article was not intended to be a diagnosis. But, evidently, it was dismissed without further inquiry on those fallacious grounds.

07:00 PST, KPFA > 07:15 PST, dems need 17 repubs. But dems ain’t never been able to persuade that many dems to do something they didn’t already want to do. BET: phone call transcript, ‘it was AntiFa. I was there’.  07:57 PST, BET talks to guest Felicia Ankofer(sp?) (Public Health Advocates) on various topics, incl. “recall effort” against Gov. Gavin Newsom. 0801, News. Later, more on the 6th.

07:00 PST, WPFW > Crossroads with Roach Brown, 0727, re: Sundiata Acoli, Prison Squire # 39794-066 FCI Cumberland Maryland.  Don’t put anything in your letter to him because  he never receives those.  White envelope, white blank paper (no lines), write in black. Letter will be read by prison officials. ‘If you’re worried about the government, they already know who you are.’  They have a file. But we get to control, barring abuses of power, what goes in that file.  So, you have freedom of speech, just watch what you say because the fascist deep state is looking for any excuse to persecute dissent.

07:00 PST, WBAI > 07:30 PST > Green Street Radio with Doug and Patti Wood. > 07:45 PST, overuse of glyphosate, biodiversity impacts, eg, monarch butterflies. Toxic residues are being found in honey.

07:00 PST, KPFK > Sojourner Truth with Margaret Prescod > 07:53 PST, Marjorie Cohn(sp?) on the events of January 6th…

08:00 PST, KPFK > Democracy Now!

0800 – 08:30 PST, WPFW > News [TW] citing experts

10:44 PST, WBAI > [TW] The Leonard Lopate Show > […]

11:00 PST, WBAI > health, covid

11:00 PST, WPFW > 11:10, talk; woman (guest).

11:00 PST, KPFA > […] 11:20 PST, Kris Welch hosts Andrew Bacevich. [TW]

11:00 PST, WPFW > […] 11:22 PST, talk. Youth program. Black History Month program.  11:41 PST, arts program and venue.

KPFK > talk. Health. EMF (electromagnetic)

12:00 PST, KPFA [Berkeley, CA] > Against the Grain. “The Political Uses of Shame.

13:00 PST, KPFA, The Herbal Highway.  Native American critique of the English language and other topics of discussion.

13:00 PST, WBAI > Democracy Now! [TW] On the fascist assault of January 6th > pretty good summary of neoliberalism 13:30, [TW]

13:00 PST, WPFW > Cuban-style music

13:00 PST, KPFK > emotions, mindfulness, gratitude, “Woody”, loss, “He’s in a better place.” Michael.

14:00 – 15:00 PST, WBAI > (rerun) Brent Michael Phillips on health

14:00 – 15:00 PST, WPFW > Live at Five, live music in-studio

14:00 PST, KPFK > Feminist Magazine with Women’s Collective, Operation Period, “western savior complex”, “menstrual equity”, “menstrual freedom”, Scotland case study. They also related feminist topics to the events of January 6th.  Author Jane Ward, PhD (The Tragedy of Heterosexuality) said feminist concepts are now understood as real, eg women being manipulated toward sex, then being “slut-shamed”, if receptive. But when the concepts were seen as valid, men picked them up, but to sell lothario coaching.

14:00 PST, KPFA > the written word

15:00 PST, KPFK > [TP] talk, on the events of January 6th and the state of the nation.  ‘On Dec 26, Trump basically nullified a Civil Rights Act.’

15:00 PST, KPFA > Rising Up with Sonali Kolhatkar. [TP]  On the events of January 6th. 1530, guest Melissa Figueroa (PhD candidate), ‘the fact that accountability for the insurrection attempt is being debated in Congress is the very definition of privilege.’  It’s also an indication of the collusion between Dems and Repubs, the two-party dictatorship.

15:35 PST, WBAI [NYC] > Radio Gag [TW] 15:46 PST, ‘They’re at war with the word ‘liberal’.’  Indeed, but not just the center, the entire left.

Dr. Noam Chomsky | The Left After Trump

[Apologies for publishing my raw notes; we take great pride in hard work and craftsmanship. But you are literally looking at my personal journal.  Raw notes will be expanded and edited as time constraints allow.  Please help monitor right-wing media as well. But we all need to do our part to call out injustice and contribute to public dialogue and reason, but also peaceful advocacy. Please leave your comments below. Thank you for supporting citizen journalism. —@LumpenProles]

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[12 JAN 2021]

[Last modified on 15 JAN 2021 at 23:59 PST]

[TP = transcript pending volunteer labor; please reach out or leave a comment, if you would like to volunteer with transcripts; these transcripts have been used in published books, and cited by various sources online, including Wikipedia. So, it’s crucial we all contribute to the common stock of knowledge toward the emancipation of humanity.

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Lockdown TV | Glenn Greenwald: Big Tech Is Censoring COVID-19 & Political Debate

28 Mon Dec 2020

Posted by ztnh in Anti-Fascism, Anti-Totalitarianism, Civic Engagement (Activism), Democratic Party (USA), Freedom of Speech, Freedom of the Press, Political Science, Presidential Election 2016, Presidential Election 2020, Republican Party (USA)

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COVID-19, Dr. Glenn Greenwald (b. 1967), Freddie Sayers, Lockdown TV, UnHerd

LUMPENPROLETARIAT—The lack of public scientific and policy debate around COVID-19 science and policy responses is ever shocking to those of us paying attention to the unfolding viral outbreak. Glenn Greenwald articulates eloquently the very real dangers to our open society, of which many of us are ignoring or completely unaware.  We have recklessly made sweeping sacrifices to civil liberties and handed over authoritarian powers to the state in the American slipshod state response to the viral outbreak. So, it’s a welcome discussion when Lockdown TV host Freddie Sayers engages in a healthy reality check with Glenn Greenwald. Lockdown TV can be viewed on the UnHerd YouTube channel.

YouTube > UnHerd > Lockdown TV > Freddie Sayers > Glen Greenwald > Big Tech Censorship

Beyond COVID-19 debate censorship by big tech corporations in Silicon Valley, such as Twitter, Facebook, and YouTube, Sayers and Greenwald discussed their respective experiences with censorship in the recent past. Greenwald had to leave The Intercept, which he co-founded due to censorship issues. And Sayers mentioned how their viewers alerted UnHerd that some of their more controversial videos were being downgraded in the search results by the YouTube algorithm. One video was taken down completely. UnHerd was able to make enough noise due to having a large following of support to have their video put back up by YouTube. Similarly, Greenwald mentioned recently defending an African-American communist on Twitter with a following of about 30,000 people, who had his Twitter account arbitrarily suspended. Evidently, Twitter decided he didn’t deserve free speech because they disagreed with his politics. But Glenn Greenwald has a big enough platform/following that he was able to get his fellow Twitter colleague’s account restored.  But this amounts to a system of patronage, a corrupt political patronage, where the only thing that matters is connections.  If you have a connection to the ruling class, somehow, you get a pass.  Both Sayers and Greenwald point out that it shouldn’t have to be this way.

Social media platforms, such as Twitter, are essential to journalism. Censoring users to stifle political diversity is antidemocratic. But big tech is doing just that, and by their own admission, explained Greenwald. Once monopolistic institutions reach a particular critical mass, it’s safe to say, for all intents and purposes, they have become a part of the commons.

How long will we allow the commons to be dominated antidemocratic forces?

Messina

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[4 JAN 2021]

[Last modified on 4 JAN 2021 at 10:00 PST]

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American Assassination History: Fred Hampton (1948-1969)

04 Fri Dec 2020

Posted by ztnh in Anti-Capitalism, Civic Engagement (Activism), First Amendment (U.S. Constitution), Freedom of Speech, History, U.S. History: 20th Century

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Black Panther Party, COINTELPRO, Dr. Peter Dale Scott (b. 1929), Fred Hampton (1948-1969), Jacobin Magazine, racial residential segregation, yellow journalism, Zinn Education Project

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LUMPENPROLETARIAT—Today in U.S. assassination history…  If the exact date isn’t seared into your memory, December 4th, then perhaps the image of Fred Hampton’s bloodied mattress or his bloodied, lifeless body is. The TV news, radio, and newspapers of the day reported back in December of ’69 that Fred Hampton, the Chair of the Chicago Chapter of the Black Panther Party for Self Defense, was assassinated during a night raid by cops, in ‘an intense shootout’. 

One of the effects upon the American consciousness of the yellow journalism involving the assassination of Fred Hampton, specifically, and the Black Panther Party, generally, was to create a false image of the Panthers as a violent organization, when the historical record reveals, basically, a peaceful neighborhood watch group, which developed free breakfast programs for underserved communities among other social welfare policies.  The Black Panther Party (BPP) had been gaining national political traction when Fred Hampton was assassinated.  Most importantly, the BPP had dared to call out what they saw as bullshit in the plainest terms of any of their contemporaries.  And the BPP also dared to practice their Constitutional rights to observe, monitor, and document police and state practices in black, brown, and poor communities.  It is well-documented that those police practices, which the BPP insisted on monitoring and holding accountable, had been historically abusive toward black, brown, and poor people, especially by enforcing the de facto apartheid state in America’s major cities, such as Los Angeles, Detroit, Chicago, and Kansas City. 

Racial residential segregation, racism in real estate policies, redlining, and other economic assaults against black and brown people were further enforced on the streets by police, for example, keeping blacks east of the so-called “Troost Wall”, east of Troost Avenue, in Kansas City, Missouri.  Similarly, in Los Angeles, blacks were confined primarily to South Central Los Angeles; and browns were confined primarily to East Los Angeles.  When people of color stepped out of line, for example, by daring to venture out into predominantly white neighborhoods, cops were ready to engage in fascist policing in order to put them back in their place.  Even anti-miscegenation laws served to enforce the de facto American apartheid state. 

This canary-in-the-gold-mine preview of American fascism experienced by indigenous Americans, by black and brown people, by non-white immigrants, is why people of color are often ahead of the curve in recognizing the failure of the American ship of state, as Chris Hedges (i.e., “Politics of Despair”), and others readily acknowledge today.  The people, who have experienced a state’s abuse of power first are also usually the first to recognize when they’re living in a failed state, or a failed democracy.

It was not the Black Panthers, who were violent.  They simply practiced their First and Second Amendment rights, among other rights, and taught many other Americans to do the same, at a time when our nation was filled with a repressed and/or oppressed citizenry, who had been quiet, but was now ready to speak out.  People, like Fred Hampton, were powerful symbols of that American passion to speak out about the antidemocratic and fascist forces lurking in the halls of justice with the Red Scares, McCarthyism, U.S. imperialism and war profiteering, Jim Crow, de facto apartheid segregation, police abuses, and other ongoing examples of state abuse of power.

Fred Hampton’s leadership of the Black Panther Party, as a charismatic American patriot, was precisely the type of voice America needed to defend democracy, but to which the state was mortally opposed.  Or, more precisely, it was the “American deep state”, what Dr. Peter Dale Scott describes as an ongoing political culture and confluence of corporatist, capitalist, and militarist interests, which are advanced and guarded by authoritarian, right-wing intelligence agencies, such as the CIA, and other elites manipulating government.  It was the police, the FBI, and the state, from the outset, who were hostile and violent towards the Black Panther Party, towards the series of protests later known as the Civil Rights Movement, and towards any political agency presented by people of color. 

The American state, with its intelligence apparatus, never wanted the Black Panther Party to gain electoral traction.  That’s why the state surveilled political groups, like the Black Panther Party for Self Defense.  The state was determined to undermine the Black Panther Party at any cost.  By the time, the Black Panther Party had earned national reach, with chapters across the nation, and Fred Hampton began to build the original Rainbow Coalition, which began to unite black, brown, and white people against racism and capitalism across the country, they were poised for meaningful electoral traction.  This evidently posed a threat to the state, as we learned from COINTELPRO documents and books, like The American Deep State by Dr. Peter Dale Scott, Giants: The Global Power Elite by Dr. Peter Phillips, and others.

The common narrative painted in the dominant media at the time suggested a violent, bloody shootout between Chicago cops and Black Panthers. The reality is closer to a premeditated massacre by cops of Black Panther Party members, working class activists resisting racism, police state authoritarianism, and capitalist economic oppression. It turns out, the Chicago Black Panther leaders were completely caught off guard during the predawn raid.  Fred Hampton and his fiancée Deborah Johnson were sleeping at the time.  And, of the nightwatchmen guarding the Hamptons, Black Panther Mark Clark fired only one shot in self-defense. And even that single gunshot blast was likely an accidental shot as Clark fell over after being fatally shot in the heart.

It turns out Fred Hampton didn’t have to die during the predawn raid, despite the nearly hundred shots fired by cops as they stormed the Black Panther Party’s Chicago home, according to attorney Jeffrey Haas, who spoke with Deborah Johnson, Hampton’s then-pregnant fiancée on the morning after the cops’ bloody raid. But, evidently, the state wanted Hampton dead, not alive. Miraculously, Johnson wasn’t shot during the cops’ barrage of bullets, as she lay in bed beside Hampton. When cops found both of them alive in the bedroom, they forced then-pregnant Deborah Johnson out of the bedroom. She then heard two gunshots. Those two gunshots, we now know, were gunshots to Fred Hampton’s head, execution style, as he lay unconscious on the bed, evidently drugged beforehand by a paid FBI informant.

On the evening of December 3, 1969, William O’Neal, who was employed by the FBI to infiltrate the BPP, slipped a powerful sleeping drug into Hampton’s drink then left.  Officers were dispatched to raid his apartment.

National Archives, African American Heritage, Fred Hampton (August 30, 1948-December 4, 1969)

Like Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.’s assassination, mounting evidence is painting an even grimmer picture than the official narratives usually cited. The killing of Fred Hampton was likely a cold-blooded execution, rather than an unfortunate outcome in a heated gun battle. In his book, An Act of State, attorney and personal friend of Dr. King, William Pepper described how Dr. King was taken to St. Joseph’s Hospital, where he was still alive. A surgical nurse named Shelby was the last person to see Dr. King alive in his hospital room, before two men in suits entered the room. According to an actual quote from actual deposition statements, sworn under oath, one of the men said, “Stop working on that nigger! Get out and just let him die.” Pepper included deposition transcripts in his book. Granted, Dr. King may have died anyway from his gunshot wounds. But the fact that this evidence was suppressed should be of great concern to all Americans, who remember the assassination of Dr. King and commemorate his legacy.

Similarly, as we learn more about the assassination of Fred Hampton, we learn more about the dangerous and antidemocratic forces, which predominate the American state. One such antidemocratic force was the FBI’s illegal COINTELPRO program, which had identified Fred Hampton, as a “radical threat” for effectively organizing black, brown, and white people against racism and capitalism.

In 1990, the Chicago City Council unanimously passed a resolution, introduced by then-Alderman Madeline Haithcock, commemorating December 4, 2004, as “Fred Hampton Day in Chicago”. The resolution read in part: “Fred Hampton, who was only 21 years old, made his mark in Chicago history not so much by his death as by the heroic efforts of his life and by his goals of empowering the most oppressed sector of Chicago’s Black community, bringing people into political life through participation in their own freedom fighting organization. We commemorate December 4, 2004 as “Fred Hampton Day in America”.

Messina

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ZINN EDUCATION PROJECT—On the morning of December 4, 1969, lawyer Jeffrey Haas received a call from his partner at the People’s Law Office, informing him that early that morning Chicago police had raided the apartment of Illinois Black Panther Party Chairman Fred Hampton at 2337 West Monroe Street in Chicago.

Tragically, Hampton and fellow Panther Mark Clark had both been shot dead, and four other Panthers in the apartment had critical gunshot wounds. Police were uninjured and had fired their guns 90-99 times. In sharp contrast, the Panthers had shot once, from the shotgun held by Mark Clark, which had most likely been fired after Clark had been fatally shot in the heart and was falling to the ground.

Haas went straight to the police station to speak with Hampton’s fiancée, Deborah Johnson, who was then eight months pregnant with Hampton’s son. She had been sleeping in bed next to Hampton when the police attacked and began shooting into the apartment and towards the bedroom where they were sleeping. Miraculously, Johnson had not been shot, but her account given to Haas was chilling. Throughout the assault Hampton had remained unconscious (strong evidence emerged later that a paid FBI informant had given Hampton a sedative that prevented him from waking up) and after police forced Johnson out of the bedroom, two officers entered the room where Hampton still lay unconscious. Johnson heard one officer ask, “Is he still alive?” After two gunshots were fired inside the room, the other officer said, “He’s good and dead now.”

Jeffrey Haas’ account of this conversation with Johnson jumps right out from the inside cover of The Assassination of Fred Hampton: How the FBI and the Chicago Police Murdered a Black Panther. In this excellent book, Haas gives his personal account of defending the Panther survivors of the December 4 police assault against the criminal charges that were later dropped, and of filing a civil rights lawsuit, Hampton v. Hanrahan, on behalf of the survivors and the families of Mark Clark and Fred Hampton.  [Description from full review by Hans Bennett on TowardsFreedom.com.]

This book of the assassination of a sleeping Fred Hampton by Chicago police working for a mad state’s attorney is more important NOW than it was THEN. It is a revelation of how the powerful of our city use power to keep truth distant. The hard truth is that this is a remarkable work. — Studs Terkel

ISBN: 9781569767092 | Published by Lawrence Hill Books.

Learn more at ZINN EDUCATION PROJECT.

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film trailer: Judas and the Black Messiah (2021)

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https://www.democracynow.org/embed/story/2009/12/4/the_assassination_of_fred_hampton_how/

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Democracy Now!, 4 DEC 2009, featured an interview with Jeffrey Haas, author of The Assassination of Fred Hampton: How the FBI and Chicago Police Murdered a Black Panther (2009).

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The Murder of Fred Hampton, posted to YouTube as “Fred Hampton (Documentary)” by TheBlackestPanther, circa 2016

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THE NATION—[25 DEC 1976] Was Fred Hampton Executed? Seven years after the shootings of Fred Hampton and Mark Clark by the Chicago police, a civil suit reveals the sordid details behind the assassination.

In the predawn hours of December 4, 1969, Chicago police, under the direction of the Cook County State’s Attorney’s Office, raided the ramshackle headquarters of the local chapter of the Black Panther Party. When the smoke cleared, Chairman Fred Hampton and party member Mark Clark were dead; four others lay seriously wounded.

Today in Chicago, seven years after the raid, the facts are slowly emerging, as a civil trial crawls through its tenth month. The families of Hampton and Clark, along with the seven who survived the foray, have filed a $47.7 million damage suit. Edward Hanrahan, three former and present FBI agents, an ex-FBI informant, and twenty-six other police personnel stand accused of having conspired to violate the civil rights of the Panthers, and then of covering it up. In essence, the plaintiffs and their lawyers are out to prove that the FBI/police conspired to execute Fred Hampton.

At 17, Hampton was a black youth on the road to “making it” in white America. He was graduated from high school in Maywood, Ill, with academic honors, three varsity letters, and a Junior Achievement Award. Four years later he was dead.

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Learn more at THE NATION.

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[4 DEC 2020]

[Last modified on 4 JAN 2021 at 08:55 PST]

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