Dec. 3 2017, was the 83rd birthday of the greatest living
Marxist-Leninist-Maoist alive, the fourth sword of Marxism, who – with the
Communist Party of Peru and the Peruvian masses – introduced contemporary
revolutionary Maoism to the world, Manuel Rubén Abimael Guzmán Reynoso, also
known as Presidente Gonzalo.
A man imprisoned by the Peruvian state, kept behind bars
since his capture in 1992, for the rest of his life. Abimael Guzman is kept in
a subterranean cell in the maximum security Callao naval base surrounded by
round-the-clock military guards and landmines.
A man who, still, does not fear death. But rather, whose
life and ideology are still feared by the Peruvian state and the international
revisionists and bourgeoisie. His Peruvian and international supporters and
students continue to call on the defense of his life – from India, Finland,
Germany, the Netherlands, Turkey, Colombia, Mexico, Italy, Spain, the U.S.,
Canada and other countries across the globe.
As we utilize the birth date of Presidente Gonzalo to
reaffirm our commitment to proletarian revolution, to reaffirm the greatest
weapon of the proletariat and the oppressed, Maoism, we must also honor and
reflect on Dec. 4 (now that that date has passed we can still look back on it)– the anniversary of the martyrdom of Black
revolutionary communists – Chairman of the Illinois chapter of the Black Panther
Party for Self-Defense Fred Hampton and comrade and Party member Mark Clark.
Chairman Fred Hampton and comrade Mark Clark were martyred by the Chicago
police with the assistance of federal agents and treacherous informants in
1969.
And on the other side of the ocean in France, comrade Pierre
has fallen, a revolutionary senior leader of the Maoist Communist Party of
France (Parti Communiste Maoïste – PCM) who took up the scarlet flag of
Maoism only to pass it down to future generations: the obligation of any
Maoist.
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