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devoted to Assata Shakur, where the United States is labeled the "United Snakes." A poem on the site declares, "Rise up, O Afrikan Ancestors, and let our enemies be scattered! And give us the wisdom and the boldness to deal with our oppressors and those who would hinder the liberation and empowerment of our people."

Polymathematics is also featured on the Assata Shakur website, where questions and answers on the subject are posted. Were all of the "ancestors"--"all original people--Black, Brown, Red and Yellow people"--Polymathematicians? The answer is, "YES! they did not call themselves that, just as there are Polymathematicians out there that don't call themselves that. But the word Polymathematician is a label for a phenomena (sic) that is Universal and Eternal."

There is no available public record of what Hill said when he delivered his PU lecture on "The Importance of Ideological Training in the New Millenium (sic)," but there is an account at www.peacecomrade.org (web site)of what members of the Poor Righteous Party of the Black Nation did when they "participated in an interaction program organized by the Black Student Union of West Chester University."

According to the account, (web site) someone named "Comrade Ingiaye" discussed the use of the party "as a revolutionary project against our open enemies," while "Proctor Styles" declared that Black Panther Huey Newton was "one of the greatest and most important people in the history of our people" and recommended Mao's Little Red Book, also known as "Quotations from Chairman Mao TseTung," for reading.

One of Mao's most famous quotations is "Every Communist must grasp the truth, 'political power grows out of the barrel of a gun.'"

In this context, an Internet slide show (web site) associated with someone or something called "Polymathematic" includes photos of books such as Negroes With Guns, by Robert F. Williams, a black communist who fled to Castro's Cuba and then communist China. Other recommended books include Assata: the autobiography of Assata Shakur; The Black Panthers Speak; Che Guevara Speaks; and Black Bolshevik.

Hill says that he doesn't support violence or terrorism but has declared that "I believe that my work also follows in the tradition of Dr. Khallid's revolutionary struggle for Black liberation."

His "work" is now being paid for and facilitated by the "conservative" Fox News Channel. He must be laughing all the way to the bank.

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Cliff Kincaid is the Editor of Accuracy in Media, and can be contacted at cliff.kincaid@aim.org.

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Note -- The opinions expressed in this column are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the opinions, views, and/or philosophy of GOPUSA.

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