Revolution #301, April 14, 2013 Click for current front and back page

U.S. Threatens North Korea: What's Behind the Conflict?

Updated April 10, 2013

U.S. sanctions, threats, and possible war against North Korea have nothing to do with peace, nuclear disarmament or any of their other claims. U.S. moves against North Korea are essentially about the USA enforcing its "right" to be an unopposed global bully—to exploit, oppress, and rule over the people of the world.

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North Korea Is Not a Socialist Society

The Democratic People's Republic of Korea (North Korea) calls itself socialist-communist. It is described in the West as a "fanatical" and "pure" communist country. In order to have a full picture of the forces driving the conflict between North Korea and the U.S., it is important to understand what is communism, and what is socialism, and what is the real nature of North Korean society.

Who's the Real Nuclear Threat?

How many nuclear weapons does North Korea have? How many nuclear weapons does the U.S. have?

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Everything You've Been Told About Communism Is Wrong:
Capitalism Is a Failure, Revolution Is the Solution

Slightly edited excerpts of a speech by Raymond Lotta.

A Fundamental Point of Orientation,
Approach and Objective

THIS MOVEMENT FOR REVOLUTION MUST NOW BECOME A REAL FORCE, POWERFULLY IMPACTING AND INFLUENCING ALL OF SOCIETY...bringing forward growing numbers of those this system has cast out and cast down, who must be and can be the driving force of the fight to put an end not only to their own oppression, but all oppression, all over the world... drawing in many others, from all walks of life, who are inspired to join this same cause... preparing minds and organizing forces, Fighting the Power, and Transforming the People, for REVOLUTION—NOTHING LESS.

Bob Avakian, Chairman of the Revolutionary Communist Party, USA

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Raising Big Funds and Spreading the DVD

Updated April 9, 2014

by Andy Zee

From a speech given at the April 6 BA Everywhere dinner in New York City: "Raising funds, showing and spreading the film BA Speaks: REVOLUTION—NOTHING LESS! Bob Avakian Live is a real way for people to get involved and make a real contribution..."

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Hands Off Noche! Drop All the Charges!

Noche Diaz is a revolutionary leader; he is a member of the Revolution Club in New York City. He has been arrested five times since October 2011 and has had 11 charges piled on him, and he faces 3-1/2 years in jail. People must oppose the illegitimate and prejudicial prosecution of Noche and demand that the charges be dropped immediately.

Voices from the Premieres of the Film BA Speaks: REVOLUTION—NOTHING LESS! Bob Avakian Live

Excerpts from interviews with audience members at the premieres in Los Angeles, New York City, Chicago, and the San Francisco Bay Area.

NYC Dinner: Celebrating the Film and Making Plans for BA Everywhere

San Francisco Bay Area Potluck and Fundraiser for BA Everywhere

Defending the Right to Abortion, And Transforming the People for Revolution

After reading one of the recent issues of Revolution geared toward the abolishment of patriarchism, and promoting Abortion on Demand, this brother came up to me and said He feels that line to be morally Incorrect.

Prisoner's Daughter Writes on Devastating Effects of Mass Incarceration

My father has been incarcerated for over 14 years, remember I'm only 14 years of age and will be 15 on august, 19.

Solitary Confinement Torture of Immigrants in U.S. Detention Facilities

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), the agency responsible for immigration detention within the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), detains approximately 33,400 immigrants every night and more than 400,000 each year (429,000 in 2011, an all-time high).

Carl Dix speaks at March 14, 2013 rally against police murder of Kimani Gray

Revolution Is NOT an "Outside Agenda"

By Carl Dix

The seemingly never ending horror of police murder of Black and Latino youth poses the question—"How Long?"—as in, "How long do we have to endure the capitalist system's enforcers, the police, murdering our youth and almost never being punished in any way for their crimes?"