The Treatise of the Red Brigades

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The RedBrigades

A Short Treatise

George Fitzwilliam

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Copyright 2014 George Fitzwilliam

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To the Proletariat of the World


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Acknowledgments

Marx, Lenin, Stalin, and the CommunistParty(MHOC) are all central to this work.


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ContentsChapter 1 On the necessity of the Brigades . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1Chapter 2 On Party Power . ... ... .. ... .. ... ... ... ... ... ... ... .. 5Chapter 3 On the Application of the Red Brigades . . . . . . . . 9Chapter 4 Summary of Part One .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 13Chapter 5 Part Two: An Introduction .. .. . .. .. .. . .. .. . .. .. 15Chapter 6 The Events of 11/15/2014 .. .. .. . .. .. . .. .. .. . .. 17Chapter 7 The Red Brigades in Peace .. .. . .. .. .. . .. .. . .. .. 23Chapter 8 The Red Brigades in Open Resistance . . . . . . . . 25

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1On the necessity of

the Brigades

The disenfranchised, the exploited, the tor-tured of our world unite in solidarity as the firstproletarian dawn beaches red. The old order

the capitalist classes, the lords, the kings and allmanner of workers usurers, money-changers, aredriven from the templesthose of mans tem-poral politics and the temple of our faith. Andthey are shaken out as all things are: cast aside

forever. The issue, however, lies in the 11th hour of the day

before, our day, the day of the end of the bourgeois. The bourgeois have been gorged but what do we do withthem? How do we really end their era? Marx secretly whis-

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pers ambivilant, deceptively open to multiple, often con-trasting conclusions. One thing, however, unifiedthroughout all his lines is the empowerment of the workers and their necessary arming.

Any party seeking to claim a mandate amongst theproletariat must at all points defend them as they are the basis and the body of the party. The Communist party, theproletarian party, is dedicated to the empowerment of the workers in all spheres of life. Its solitary purpose is this, toact on their behalf, through their decisions, to support inall ways their control and victories. They must do this by opposing imperialism, racism, hunger and the visiblehands of the clas system strangling them, and to fight forthe defense of the workers and those needs. This is theorigin of the Red Brigades. They are necessary to combat bourgeois oppression. The proletarian party is bound by duty to serve the needs of the its class. This class mandateis the basis for the partys democratic demands.

It is the organisation of parties, or rather by people-group-class of parties. How to apply this necessity intoaction is the tricky section.

The proletarian party discovers its most effectivecourse of action through dialectics. Here, the divide of ourcamp is the use of the Brigades to arm independent workers or the use of the Brigades as an organ of the party.The third camp, those opposed to the arming of workersin general, are anti-thetical to proletarian needs and antag-onistic to the democratic aims of the party.

The foundation of a proletarian party is the relation-ship between the classes. The bourgeois classes oppose

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the proletariat at every turn, and while the peace is kept,the violence is hidden, obscured, an ever present worry and a constant doubt. When the full demands of the prole-tariat are read out, however, and the proletariat rise to takeaction, the fist of the bourgeois becomes again obviousand apparent. We stand at the precipice, always, of mortalclass violence through the antagonistic, anti-thetical aimsof our two great camps. The reign of capital is the fullapplication of their power upon us, yet their decadenceshows signs of their imminent decay. The recent expan-sion of far-right elements has shown us a clear guide of their panic and their collapsing power. As the two powersmerge, and as the proletariat unites under their own banner in full strength against the forces of capital, the twopowers will see open violence more and more often, fur-ther uniting the sides. The side of the proletariat, however,is inevitably the only class which will gain power throughthat situation, though, as their production of the wealththat feeds the bourgeois and their ever expanding num- bers, and their current, total subjugation at current times will explain.

The balance of power will reach a max point of open,declared violence as the two wings approach exact equili- brium. The proletariat, however, must have a unified party to stand through in order to have a unified and clear voice.They need their own party, of their making, the vanguardparty, democratically based on serving their needs andtheir class specifically, in order to have a pointed resist-ance to the capitalist classes and the many wings of the bourgeois party. The proletarian, or communist, party,

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will be built on the proletariat, through the proletariat, with, for, and by the proletariat, in order to serve them.Democracy will be their key-point, and the proletariat willcreate untiy here.

The Red Brigades are a force not for or by some dis-embodied party, but are a directed, focused application of force by the proletariat, as organized by the democraticparty. The Red Brigades are not a true entity onto them-selves, much as the vanguard party will not be, but ratheran application of proletarian will. The Brigades will act inall ways as the open, declatory voice of the people, servingall of their needs, just as the party will bein all ways,they will be as inseparable from the people as they arefrom the party. All of these units are truly only in hierarchy with one another, all power stemming from and throughthe workers.

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2On Party Power

The power of the proletariat is the power of itsparty. The two are locked in embrace, union of proletarian matrimony has made of them oneflesh and one blood. The party derives itsstrength from the unity of the proletariat, fromtheir consciousness. This strength is modified by the party to be organized, focused strength. Thisforce is applied to the needs of the workers andthrough this the workers gain strength even fur-ther. The Red Brigades, then, as the applied forceand organisation of the workers and their party,strengthens both at once directly, and as the twofurther empower one another the balance of strength greatly shifts in favor of the proletariat.

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The proletariat, of course, is the class of Socialism,and the Dictatorship of the Proletariat is only possiblethrough their emancipation and the assimilation of thesubjugated bourgeois class. This is the goal of the prole-tarian movement, and thus, the democratic proletarianparty. Democracy, of course, must be bound to theempowerment of the workers, as they are the people of people power. The power of the party is democracy, thepower of the people. This tells us five things:

1. That the proletarian party is essential to the prole-tarian movement

2. That the power of the vanguard party must be

expanded through the proletariat and vice versa3. That the proletarian party must be one organized andrun by the proletariat

4. That the Red Brigades are the key facet in all of theabove

5. That the Red Brigades are thus a clear and primary

asset of the proletarian movement. These facts are the result of the application of mate-

rialist-dialectical analysis, and they are thus a directed useof scientific, proletarian reasoning. The contrasts here, between the need for party and proletarian power, areresolved through the understanding of inevitable prole-

tarian-power, which the party must facilitate and direct asaccording to the proletariat that the are both serving and yet an inseparable facet of. The Brigades too must func-tion as this, for both the party and the workers, and in the

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end, just the wokers. This is the mystery of the unity of proletarian forces.

THE R ED BRIGADES OF THE COMMUNISTP ARTY (MHOC)

The Red Brigades, as with the rest of the party, mustmaintain a strict organisation of power, ensuring that inevery step the proletariat is an asserted voice. The workers will organize and define the party, the soviets will be theirdemocratic organisations of control, Red Brigades them-selves will be organized per soviet and will elect their ownleaders at every level, and all will be over seen by the DPC,a committee elected by the body of the party. This ensuresat every step that the Red Brigade is democratic and prole-tarian in nature, and this accountability is a main purposeof their being parts of the overall party. They are the exec-utive branch, ensuring the will of the workers as defined by those workers through the party. The party is theirs, the Red Brigades are the party just as much as the party is

proletarian. The Brigades are our power. The party is the neces-

sary organisation of the people, the Red Brigades the nec-essary extension of the Party and the people together andthrough each other. This is a non-linear relationship, thisis a web of connection all united by the working class and

their needs. We must serve those needs in order to presenta unified voice for the proletariat in any meaningful way.

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3On the Applicationof the Red Brigades

The Red Brigades are bound to the the prole-tarian movement, but though its aims are clear,how does it go about it?

The answers lie in Dialectical analysis. We must findthe contradictions of our own status first. We needdemocracy, we need unity, we need consciousness and weneed action and defense. These are the basic needs of theproletarian movement. This is anti-thetical to the bour-geois needs of division, of isolation, of subjugated workers,

and of cynicism. The Red Brigades are a force of unity,action, defense, consciousness, and democracy. They need to be organized around this. In the CommunistParty(MHOC), we have followed a one degree policy,meaning that at every stage of control of the Red Brigades,

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the direct assertion of proletarian power and authority isnever more than one degree of separation away. This organisation is Democratic and Centralized.

The various implementations of this are far wider thanone might at first suppose, but in the end the focus of theRed Brigades is to establish a union of democratic bodies.In (M)Britain, the workers have little consciousness andare in need of agitation and organisation. Thus a moretruly centralized approach is vital. In a South Americancountry under imperialism, the consciousness might behigher, but the need for defense a far greater issue, in which case arming and training independent workers willtake a larger focal point. These two needs are based on thepowers of the forces and needs we have.

The functions of the Red Brigade are the functionsof the people. These will be defined by the consciousmasses. Their will dictates the actions of the democraticpartys brigades.

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THE ORGANISATION OF THE R ED BRIGADES IN THECOMMUNIST P ARTY (MHOC)

Organisational Schematic of the CP(MHOC)

The Communist Party of the MHOC(CP[MHOC]) decided upon this schematic of leadershipin its second congress. The main party block is the members of the party, the organized proletariat. They are the

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foundation for all the partys assets and extraneous addi-tions. The Party is one in being with the proletariat, andthe two are inseparably linked.

This schematic clearly demonstrates the concept of one-degree policythe Red Brigades are never more thanone degree of separation from the main party base, theproletariat. This is vital to the democratic nature of theBrigades. This means that all of their functions are basedon the direct will of the people and the goals and aimsoftheirrevolution.

This is the true goal of any affiliation of the prole-tariat: to serve their aims and to further their cause. To dothis will render the two powers unified and consubstantial.This is what our movement seeks to do, this is the point of the Red Brigades.

Using the Dialectical method, our party has man-aged to seek out this goal and has objectively spotted it,marked it, and found the most sensible path to it. UsingMaterialism, we found this goal objectively and scientifi-cally, making our path there more certain and harder tostray from.

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4Summary of Part One

The work of the proletarian party is theactionary release of the will of the proletariatthemselves. The proletarian party and its classare in fact, inseparable but fully united and one.They are the mystery, separate but made oneflesh. The Red Brigades follow this: they are theactionary result of the will of the party. It is likethe differentiation of a line in calculus, taking therate of the rate of the original. The Red Brigadesare a specific motion, a fist, of the arm that is theproletarian party, while the proletariat them-selves are the original body. The party is the body as the Brigades are the body as the Proletariat isthe body and we are all together.

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This relationship must be stressed to destroy any fears of a corrupt , counter-revolutionary party. It is essen-tial for the correct allowance of power to these organisa-tions, and to the efficient organisation of them. The estab-lishment of the Party is the will of the people as is theestablishment of the Red Brigades.

The Red Brigades must, of course, be tempered inthe cool tempering oil of the same essential needs that birthed it: Democracy. It is the raw iron of the fist of theproetariat that forms the blade, the carbon pointed actionof the party that gives it firmness, resilience, and purpose,and this is all held together, firmed, or broken to bereforged, by the cool oil of democracy, allowing it to beused without breaking.

This blade will be discussed further in the secondpart, in relation to the direct organisation of the Brigadesand Soviets and Parties themselves, on a logistical level.

The Red Brigades, the Proletarian Army, are thesingle most effective forces of democratic change we haveas Socialists. The enable us to enact the proletarian willoutside of the realms of bourgeois democracy withoutnecessarily declaring civil war. It is a covert force as well asan explicit one, though the message is always explicit. TheProletariat class of the world is rising to demand power,and that call must be answered.

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5Part Two: An

Introduction

The next great issue with the Brigades after thetheory behind them has been explained is how toestablish and organize them? The answer is, of

course, dependent on your circumstances andthe exact nature of the class struggle in the hab-itat you wish to support the Revolution in. Thecomplex response to this would be an extensivereading of your own situation through the Mate-

rial-Dialectic, understanding and objectively ana-lysing the contradictions in your situation. This iscorrect. But as a basis, the organisation for anindustrialized and developed nation will be basedaround agitation and unification. In order to ach-

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ieve this, the proletarian part will begin by estab-lish ing Soviets, which will raise the Brigades, which the Brigadiers and the Party will organize beyond that.

This is, of course, a very simple answer, but it is vital

that the elements of the one degree of seperation remainthere to retain the essential democratic tempering oil onthe freshly forged steel. The party must elaborate beyondthat. To demonstrate these concepts applied, and to detailthe analysis required, I will look to the program of theCommunist Party(MHOC).

The Red Brigades here are the fist of a Proletarianparty in action, moving towards Revolution with a firmand absolute aim towards resistance.

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6The Events of

11/15/2014

The Communist party was idly continuing oldsectarian jokes when the news came of riots inthe West Midlands. There was a discussion, and

members of the party took a stance that the party must be opposed to the violence, as it was nation-alistic, and several others took the view that theriots must be agitiated from within and directedto the proletarian cause. Of course, the idealist

doubters all held their stance, until the finalmoment when the BIP Squadristi marched in.

The Celtic Workers League sent in their Partisans with us as the Red Brigades marched into Coventry, theseat of the violence. There was confusion in the party, the

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normal channels of power were not set up, the legality of arms unsure. A rumour started that we were illegally armed. We came in to keep peace, as was clearly defined inmy statement and the original democratic demands of theparty. The Red Brigades were tasked with duties and I wastasked with authoritatively guiding them through thesetasks.

What became clear was that the Red Brigades were aforce of the party, and unquestionably were linked to theparty structure. We could not put them off as a delusionany longer. It was time for the mistakes of the event, thedisunity of response, the muddled facts, to be swept aside.No matter what role they took, the Red Brigades werehere to stay, a democratic, pragmatic, disciplined force.

From my initial response calling for agitation to themoment we sent them in, the entire reality of the partysneeds were made clear before them: We were revolu-tionary, the people are revolutionary, and with a fieldedforce of at least 100,000 easily within the range of one per-cent our support, the Red Brigades were no longer a pipedream. They were our new reality.

THE E VENTS IN FULL The shocking violence in the Midlands was met with

the shocking actions of the Tories, and out of it the Model

nation learned three things: that the Communist party is willing to take action to work for the people, that the gov-ernment will lie about this in the face of obvious evidence,and that the Tory government is completely inept atmeeting the needs of their people.

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The events began early: at 19:27 the riots began andsoon turned violent. The BBC crews beaten, Police over- whelmed, they stormed the Council House and kid-napped the Green MP for Coventry, RandomPhotogra-pher, and held her hostage. The Communist Party wasdivided, unsure of whether to support or oppose the rising workers, and most specifically, whether to send in thenewly formed Red Brigades.

As the riots spread to London, the tension increasedten fold. Then the Squadristi were sent in.

The Squadristi are the militant arm of the BIP, raisedfor the event. Coming into the midst of the fighting, theset about to make their presence known. All was chaos.Inside the Communist party, the point of no return had been reached. The Red Brigades had to be sent in to keepthe peace. By unanimous decision of all members present,the Red Brigades had to perform this function, and they defaulted the organization of this effort into the hands of the Defense Commissar, Cae388.

He released a statement to all parties: The Commu-nist Party, through the action of the Defense Committee,has decided to move to retain peace in this situation. Weoppose, resist, and will deny the reactionary elements. Ourparty will move in force to oppose them. The Red Bri-gades have been hastily assembled as a peacekeepingforce, and will oppose further violence while helping peacenegotiations and oppose reactionary provocateurs. As theDefence Commissar, I have taken responsibility for theiractions. And with that, the Communist effort began inearnest.

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Immediately they set about stopping any developingracial violence, assisted medical staff, and held off brooding physical violence where possible. Unarmed, amiss-statement by Comrade G0VERNMENT lead to brooding agitation. The Tories demanded the Red Bri-gades fall back. An Ultimatum was made demanding theirsurrender in an hour or the politicians responsible would be indicted for conspiring to commit Terrorism.This cameafter the party made it clear that the Brigadesacted only as medical aides, facilitating the NHS and otherrelief forces.

The Tories then explained their full plans:

First, order Social media companies to remove any accounts openly affiliated with the rioters. (So we wont be getting any more updates on the situationfrom social media), any press releases from any stateorganisations or state employees involved in the situa-tion have to go through me personally). GCHQ will be

used to track and hopefully identify from social mediaanyone involved in the situation. Second, use SCO19 (Depending on which force is

most readily available), as far as we know these individ-uals are not heavily armed and non-lethal weaponry will be used if possible, although this depends on last

minute intelligence (which could involve a change tolive fire arms), to deal with the hostage situation. They will be used to rescue the MP and detain violent ring-leaders.

Third, authorise the use of Water cannons and bringin Riot Police from the Metropolitan Police in London.

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Fourth, Once areas are clear of danger, Fire servicesfrom neighbouring regions will be brought in to sup-port the Fire services based in the West Midlands.

Fifth, Contingency planning for further action at lastresort if the situation escalates further, which would bekept from the public eye (and indeed, this House), may or may not involve the preemptive mobilisation of theTerritorial Army (Army Reserve)

Sixth, call a state of emergency in West Midlands.

Along with a series of threatening edits, the intent of

the Tory government was made clear. Democracy was

suspended. The Geneva Convention as well, after the Bri-gades were banned from aiding Medical staff. All of thiscame after the action was already out of hand. The Toriesfollowed up any questions of authority with Sucks for you. The complete failure of the Tory government neces-sitated the action of the Red Brigades, only exacerbated by

the appearance of the Squadristi. Of course the Commu-nist party in particular was singled out, though Albrecht Von Roon himself stated the Blackshirts were genuinely armed. The Tory government has shown from their firsttest in governance that they are incapable, and the RedBrigades are here to serve the workers. The party lines are

drawn, the distinction is clear, and there is no turning back now.

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7The Red Brigades in

Peace

The Red Brigades have two major roles: thatof the peace keeper and that of the agitatingrebel. The two mesh and meld together: the

peace keepers in war and the agitation in peace become the various functions of the offerable Bri-gade actions, as facets of the two are overlaid.

Peaceful functions are as follows:

the assistance of medical staff crowd containing relief providance construction community building

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In the applications of the Red Brigade to situations where they need to instill peace, these elements are used.They can take various elements of the Rebel in addition, but at their core, the majority of their actions are from thepeaceful spectrum.

The Commissars of the Red Brigade must make adecision before every responce as to which of the ele-ments they will use, considering what the even calls for.This will be discussed further in greater detail.

COMMUNITY BUILDING The concept of Community Building in the Red Bri-

gades goes back to its founding. The Red Brigades are, attheir heart, community built organisations of the prole-tariat. They are forces of democratic unity, of proletarianconstruction. Proletarian power is proletarian unity.

Programmes like gun training, self defense, workersorganisation, infrastructure work, will be the focus of ademocratic force serving the needs of the people

neglected by government.

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8The Red Brigades in

Open Resistance

In open resistance, the Red Brigades are mobi-lized and their arms brought to the will of thepeople.

We agitate, we arm, we direct action. The Red Brigades in resistance need to be organized

to handle the combat needs of the situation. Supply wagons from the workers councils, food trucks andsupermarkets turned into canteens, and arms need to bedistributed to adequately prepare the forces. The logistics

of the Brigades dictate the raising of a fleet of transporta-tion, the seizure of rail lines by workers, and the imme-diate and direct application of workers power to asserttheir control.

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The party must never back away from combat after ithas been initiatedany peace must be established as aproletarian victory or sacrifice. That is not to say that they must doggedly assault any provokateurs, only that peacemust be based on the application of proletarian power.

The Communist party must be fully dedicated toproletarian victory at every stage of life. In peace, war, andlove, the victory of the proletariat must be preserved.

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Conclusion

As the drastic events of the night of 11/15/14 show

us, the Red Brigades are a necessity of the people, andtheir force is the force of the will of the proletariat. TheRevolutionary actions of the Red Brigade are central tothe success of the Proletariat.

The workers need to find in the Revolutionary party a party willing to act on their behalfthat is what the Red

Brigades are, the actionary wing of the revolutionary, dem-ocratic, proletarian-vanguard party. Our victory is the self-same victory of the people, and we need to ensure this vic-tory.

Workers, rise up. Workers, take arms. Workers, vic-tory is at hand. For through unity, solidarity, democracy, you have found your cause. Through your party, findaction. Through your party, find a voice. Through yourparty, take victory. The world is yours.

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