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(11) 2) Establish a marxist - Lennist party with its deep roots among the Workers and land less peasants of Eelam. I am proud to Say we were successfull in organising our 1st party Congress in July 1984. 2) Intensification of our resistence through Guemila tactics and other ferms of mass Struggles and bence to be with the people in Orden to expend and Strengthen our party base. 4) To Strengthen the Peoples Liberation Army (P.L.A.) which will safeguard the revolutionary Advances made by the hercic people & the party. And finally I would like to quote the Great leader Comrade Kuin il sung: " Ours is an age of Independence, when the oppressed and humiliated people have appeaned as the masters of the world and are pushing the wheals of history with viger according to their own will and demand.

(12). The people of the world oppose all forms of domination and subordination and Call for independence and many Countries are taking the road to national independence and sovereignity. This is the main trend of our times which no force Can stop. (excl. miles?) Long live the Victory to the Eelam Peoples Struggle! LONG LIVE THE IMMORTAL JUCHE IDEA! Comrade LONG LIVE THE GREAT LEADER KIM ILL SUNG! Dear Comrade LONG LIVE THE GREAT LEADER KIM JONG IL!

Speech of Morenga Bambata 23/3/85 I bring to you greetings on behalf of the All-African People's Revolutionary Party. Some of you may have first heard of our Party in 1983 when our spokesman, one of our prominent spokesmen, Kwame Ture • Came to do a tour in Britain. Because of the power and strength of the ideas of our Party and what we know that it can do once the African masses seize upon these ideas - I think the British government realised it even before the masses here did - and when Kwame was scheduled for • another tour in 1984 he was banned. But since his message in 1983 to our people is that what our people need is organisation, more so than leaders, so to prove the point, when they banned what they thought was the leader we sent membe of the organisation here to do the work, because they - the British state - did not know us - yet! [OK?]

(2 So, that is how some of you may have first heard of the All-African People's Revolutiona Party. - I want to extend revolutionary greetings on behalf of the Party to our comrades Sisters, brothers, friends and people of good will who are here today; and I especially want to thank the comrades at Mosquito Press for organising such a historic occasion. • And we say that it is historic because it is quite significant when we have found, within, say, the left tradition in Britain and in the United States, an overwhelming amount of chauvinism and lack of recognition, especially of African intellectuals, to the revolutionary • struggle. There has been much acknowledgement of the Asian and the European experience, but they forget about people like Robert Sobukwe, Kwame Nkrumah, Patrice Lumumba, Amilcar Cabral, etc. I can name many other African revolutionaries,

(3 who have contributed significantly to the advancement of world revolutionary thong and most of us have studied them as wel as the European and Asian revolutionaries but very few in the left, we have found, in America and in Britain, have studied the African revolutionaries and their contribu tions toward revolution. - So we come to bring to you - a we thank Mosquito Press for this opportunity to enlighten you briefly, just a bit, on ou ideology of Nkrumahism, which we say is the guiding ideology of the African revoluti I really regret that Comrade Gorkeh Nkrum son of Kwame Nkrumah, who was [you kno was] not able to share some words with you today, although he was briefly here in attendance, because we got a chanc to reason briefly the other night, and it good to see the son of such a man as Osagyefo [you know] still alive, carrying forward the works of his father. Because so often imperialism, you know, it trie to divide and work families against the revolution, against the struggle,

(4 So it is good to see Osagyefo's son also involved in a struggle. - I only regret that he could not share these ideas with you, but I guaranteed his I will do my very best to represen the ideas of the Party. As you can know, as you can tell when I talk with this funny style of American accent and when we come here to tell people I am an African they - yea, right, you know - they just don't take it serious - you know what I'm saying? They say: yeah, you - They hear me say this, but they say: but you're an American. We totally reject that notion! The only reason, the only reason, that I come to talk with this funny accent and some of us come to talk with the different accent. is because European colonialists scattered our people throughout the world like no other people have ever been scattered.

(5 So this is why we assert, uncompro- misingly – and this is consistent with the Juche idea, by the way – Comrade Kim Il Sung asserted something, I think it was quite clear on this question and I wanted to briefly quote it, and it was] regarding the Korean people, because we • take a very similar quote when coming to define our own people. He said, clearly said that Koreans who are – "As regards our overseas brothers... ... Korean nation!" • What goes without saying – I do not care about my funny accent – we are Africans! I would like to briefly talk about the origin of Nkrumahism and I will try to make it brief, because we definitely

(6 cannot exhaust dealing with this body of political thought in the world today, but I know that when Nkrumah emerged on the world scene around the what, I guess it became a significant body of organised thought, say, aroun. the middle 1960s, with the publishing of the book "Handbook of revolutionary warfare in 1968, in which Kwame Nkrumah Called for the formation of our Party. Kwame Ture who was involved in the Black Power movement, as I was when I was a student and everything. Kwame Ture was called to Africa to become one of the initial founding cadre members and organisers of the All- African People's Revolutionary Party. They put together Africans born in the Caribbean, Africans born in Americ. Africans born in Europe and Africans born in Africa, together to initiate the

(7 formation of this Party. Some of us have been working ever since Kwame came back to the United States and announced and formed the first work-study groups of the All-African People's Revolutionary Pari of which I was a member. {In {you know, -in} 1972 he initiated the formation of our work-study groups. The reason that we are here in Britain today is {in} fact the to bring the message of Nkrumahism and Pan- Africanism and the African revolution to the African masses who have been scattered here in Britain, and with that scattering has come also a scattered way of thinking, a lot of confused, mixed allegiances, if you will, {you know} and then this is one of our most difficult problems to overcome, because the sam as imperialism has scattered the energy the resources and the labour of African people throughout the world, to build up

(8 the wealth of England, you know, Britain and Europe and America, we are going to unite the energies, the intellect, the resources and the skill and the labor of African people to advance and redeem and uplift and liberate Africa under Scientific socialism. • Nothing short of that is our task. People say it is a dream. Well, the imperialists - if anybody had told them that they could have scattered us all over the world and have our blood dripping off the buildings of Britain, all • over - every time I walk up and down the street and see these British buildings I [-I] see African blood and I see the path in the street of the chains of African labour that built this empire here Well, they said the sun would never set the British empire, and I have to say, with the advancement of the anticolonial struggle in Africa, they are now looking at the moon