I told yall in 2016 that the revolution in the US will not be like anything we've seen before. It's going to be a highly mixed system fight. Warfare isn't done by standing armies and monolith political parties with cominterns.

It will be alternatively hot and cold, slow and fast, organized and disorganized, centralized and decentralized. There will be no fronts and borders will be increasingly irrelevant.

There is very little that a standing army or a 20th century style party can do in this fight to make a difference.

The fight is everywhere simultaneously but nowhere. It's on every shop floor, street corner and drunk tank. In the prisons and the treatment centers.

Its in our back yards and our front yards.

Its in the conversations we have while taking out the trash.

This is, more than ever, a fight for relationships.

The Marines, Army and Intelligence communities are all in agreement that armies and bombs don't solve any problems. Occupied streets dont do anything but escalate deadly scenarios.

They know it and say it and publish it.

They gave been pivoting to public relations, propaganda and civic works as a means to influence and diffuse public anger and resentment for years now.

The standing army is going the way of the dodo.

Astroturfed civil guards, built out of locals, is their standard procedure.

These are the bourgeoisie's guerrilla warriors. Their force multipliers.

This is the States role in modern guerrilla warfare:

Turning their vast resources into local legitimacy by propping up bad actors in the region. It destabilizes and muddied the waters of class struggle and ties up the peoples mind with intrigues.

There is only one way to block out their civil guards is through mass work done in such a manner that our network becomes so dense, in targets and data, that their work becomes impossible.

Without the ability to tell us from the people, unable to untangle the hydra, they will be reduced to violent coercion and terrorism.

This is not new information. The history of the colonies illustrates our collective future in bright crimson streaks.

This violence will not deter a people's movement any more than it ever has.

The people leading it already know violence. Their movement was born from it and of it, in response to and despite it.

This is already in motion. We are already in the soup.

Whether you know it or not, you already play a role in the revolution. Because the state already considers you a threat.

The entire population is the enemy.