Monday, May 16, 2016
All Power To The People!
Troi
"PIG-STAR" Torain has now been encouraged by his family & friends
in the NY & NJ police departments to not only promote Zulus to kill
Zulus but he has also disrespected
the memory of fallen Black Panther Comrades Sam Napier, Robert Webb,
Sandra Pratt, Fred Benett & others who were killed during The FBI's
COINTELPRO Orchestrated Split Of The BPP" and;
This sellout is also encouraging the fools who participate in his social media circus aka "The Star Chamber" to "prevent"
Bro. Shep from making any more future statements to the Black/New
Afrikan Community that warns them to avoid the well documented divide
& destroy tactics that the U.S. government illegally utilized during
the 1970's in its COINTELPRO, CHESIMAR & NEWKILL operations to
cause Panthers to kill other Panthers.
In
conclusion, read the following materials and then view below Troi
"PIG-STAR" Torains carefully edited below excerpt from last month's UZN
public meeting on COINTELPRO to see exactly what this admitted operative
for the NYPD and NJ Police is trying to do in order to create a blood
bath in the streets of NYC.
I have pasted his E-mail address... thehater1964@yahoo.com for folks to address this negro idiot directly.
Peace,
Panther-Zulu Nation King Sadiki "Bro. Shep" Ojore Olugbala
Fred Bennett [BPP, PA] (? - 1971)
Assassinated: Victim of fratricide orchestrated by COINTELPRO following the internal "split" of the Party. Fragments of what was reported to be his remains were found February, 1971.
Assassinated: Victim of fratricide orchestrated by COINTELPRO following the internal "split" of the Party. Fragments of what was reported to be his remains were found February, 1971.
Robert Webb [BPP] (1949 - 1971)
Assassinated: March 8, 1971 - Victim of FBI orchestrated fratricide following the internal "split" of the Party.
Assassinated: March 8, 1971 - Victim of FBI orchestrated fratricide following the internal "split" of the Party.
Samuel Napier [BPP] (? - 1971)
Assassinated: April 17, 1971 by unknown assailants in retaliation of the murder of Robert Webb during the "split" of the Party.
Assassinated: April 17, 1971 by unknown assailants in retaliation of the murder of Robert Webb during the "split" of the Party.
Sandra "Red" Pratt [BPP] (? - 1971)
Assassinated: November, 1971 in Los Angeles while visibly in her eighth month of pregnancy and stuffed in a garbage dumpster during the "split" of the Party.
Assassinated: November, 1971 in Los Angeles while visibly in her eighth month of pregnancy and stuffed in a garbage dumpster during the "split" of the Party.
Remembering Sam Napier – My Fallen Comrade
In the middle of the New Haven trial of Bobby Seale, Erica Huggins, and the
New Haven Panthers, in 1970, I received a very upsetting call from National
Headquarters. The caller instructed me to go to New York and claim Sam
Napier’s body and bring him home to California. This nearly floored me
because they gave me no information about Sam’s death or any details about
the circumstances surrounding it.
Sam Napier was in charge of our newspaper’s distribution nationwide, as
well as worldwide. Sam and I worked together in the early days of the
Panther newspaper’s development.
A very devoted Party member, Sam was
a natural-born distribution and traffic manager. At any given time, he could
tell you how many Panther newspapers were shipped to each city and
chapter, when they were due to arrive, and by what means. He loved the
Party and he loved his work in the Party.
His death revealed to me the so-called split in the Party between the East
Coast and the West Coast Panthers. A few months prior to Sam’s murder, a
Panther by the name of Robert Webb was murdered on the streets of New
York. Webb was originally from the west coast, but had been assigned to
work in the New York Chapters.
What happened after Webb’s murder was
that the FBI, CIA, and the police fed false information via provocateur
agents, to the New York Chapter of the BPP, telling them that West Coast
Panthers had murdered Robert Webb. To me, it was obvious that Cointelpro
had seized on the opportunity to drive a wedge in the Party, and kill a
Panther Party member at the same time.
I met up with Sam’s wife, Pauline Napier, who had flown in from the west
coast to get her husband Sam’s body, and take him home. She had been to
the medical examiner’s office and claimed him. Pauline then told us how
Sam looked.
I told her what Panthers had related to me about Sam’s death. They said that
he had been held hostage in the Newspaper office, tortured, then shot, and
the building had been set on fire.
During the days of the Panthers, because one had so little time, you got to
know a person pretty fast, mostly by their attitude, and by their talents and
work. Sam was also a great teacher and he built very strong cadres, mostly
by his example. I never saw Sam down, he was always cheerful in his work,
steady, dependable, and dedicated to the idea of putting theory into practice.
He would only get irritated when the Chapters didn’t send in their receipts
and always had a ready smile, and the words: “Circulate to Educate!” Sam
was the main reason that the paper soon had a 200,000 plus copies per week
distribution.
Sam and I met when I was Editor of the BPP newspaper, and although I
soon went on to other responsibilities, we continued to see each other
frequently and I was always amazed at his organization, discipline, and
consistency. We met during the course of great struggles in our lives. I have
often wondered where this great person came from. Where did he attend
school? Did he have sisters and brothers?
Sam was my friend as well as my comrade in arms. I still miss him after 40-
odd years. But then, I like to think that we will meet again and have all the
time we need to talk of such things.
Long live the memory of Sam Napier!
All Power to the People!
Elbert “Big Man” Howard
Forestville, CA
February 2012
Marvin X on Samuel Napier
I
remember the day Samuel Napier walked into the Black House, the
political/cultural center founded by Eldridge Cleaver and myself in San Francisco, 1967. Sam
was working at a co-op supermarket in Hunters Point but wanted more than
a job in his life. He was sincere and just wanted to get involved. His
attitude was the same as another brother who came to the Black House
looking to get involved: Emory Douglas, who became Black Party Minister of Culture.
Emory came into the Black House reciting an original poem Revolutionary Things.
Cover art by Emory
Amiri Baraka by Emory
As
per Sam, we were totally devastated when we learned how he was murdered
in the COintellpro inspired battle between the two BPP armies. And the
bitterness has continued to this day. When I produced my play One Day in
the Life in Brooklyn at Sista's Place, 1996, featuring the scene of my last
meeting with Huey P. Newton, the December 12 people sat me down and
said, "Marvin X, we love you but we don't give a damn about Huey Newton,
this is Eldridge's turf, this is where his army was and is."(See the panel discussion entitled Drugs, Art and Revolution, Sista's Place, 1996, featuring Sam Anderson, Sonia Sanchez, Elombe Brath, Mrs Amina Baraka, Mr. Amiri Baraka (RIP), and Marvin X, hosted by December 12 member Omawale Clay, Youtube.)
As
you may know, I introduced Eldridge to Huey and Bobby and it was sad to
see how Cointellpro helped divide brother against brother to the point
of murder, brutal murder in the case of Sam Napier who was killed and
set on fire. As Mao said, "The reactionaries will never put down their
butcher knives, they will never turn into Buddha heads!" So the struggle
continues.
We must simply practice eternal vigilance until victory. And we must pass the baton to our children, especially the Black Arts/Black Power/Black Panther Babies. Newark, New Jersey's Mayor Ras Baraka is a model of a child who understands his mission is to continue the tradition of Black Liberation, which simply means seizing power for the people.
--Marvin X, Black Arts MovementWe must simply practice eternal vigilance until victory. And we must pass the baton to our children, especially the Black Arts/Black Power/Black Panther Babies. Newark, New Jersey's Mayor Ras Baraka is a model of a child who understands his mission is to continue the tradition of Black Liberation, which simply means seizing power for the people.
5/17/16
