The "Leading Light Communist Organization" (LLCO) Are Cops

This is a warning directed to activists and revolutionaries, particularly those residing in the North-American continent: if you value the safety and well-being of yourselves as well as that of your comrades, stay away from this organization. The Leading Light Communist Organization, who will henceforth be referred to by their chosen acronym, the LLCO, are a police front, or are working closely with the police vis a vis informant work, agent provocateur incursion within radical left groups and organizations, pig disinformation, psychological tactics and entrapment.

I can't prove my suspicions beyond a reasonable doubt, but it should be kept in mind that the left is no stranger to police infiltration (we can say with utmost certainty that the Black Panther Party and the Communist Party USA were/have been infiltrated dozens if not hundreds of times in the past), and we know that the police are keen on covering their tracks. The reader should also keep in mind that undercover cops have gone as far as to father children with unbeknownst activists in the interest of maintaining their covers. When prolonged imprisonment (life-sentences are drawn out lynchings) and possibly even assassination (look at the horrific examples of Mumia Abu Jamal and Fred Hampton if you don't believe me) conspire to snuff out invaluable revolutionary flames, one can never be too careful.

We cannot afford to be incognizant of the extent to which the pigs and bureaucrats employed in the service of Empire will resort in their efforts to stifle any and all progress or momentum made by the revolutionary left. Because the revolutionary left, specifically Marxism, is, on an international level, in a position of unprecedented weakness and lackluster, and is in particularly dire straits in North-America and Europe, what with the ascendancy of reformism among the students (i.e. Bernie Sanders) and the gradualist neo-Bernsteinism of Chomsky, the left is more vulnerable to police infiltration. We're living in a police state, and we can't have any illusions about what that entails for activists and radicals of a left-wing persuasion.

The LLCO is widely regarded by the left as a joke, and is subsequently disregarded as being inconsequential ultra-leftism. I'm not worried about the veteran activists and long-time disciplined comrades -- they know better. Those whom I'm legitimately concerned for are the newbies, those who have only recently come to radical left politics. Newcomers, naive as they often are, as they don't know the ropes, are the most susceptible to police entrapment tactics.

It seems as though the LLCO, through their propaganda, in particular their widely circulated short films entitled "Walk This Road With Us" and "Our Day is Coming," is attempting to galvanize young, privileged Americans and Europeans, predominately white university students, into participating in potential terrorist plots or treason (in the legal sense of the word), i.e. "aiding the enemy," via their "organization" (I'm not convinced that there is a real LLCO organization in the first place) based in Denver, Colorado.

I spoke to a self-proclaimed member and leader of the LLCO who went by the moniker "Comrade Young" online once, and he had informed me that the LLCO membership consisted of several "ex-weathermen underground." This was, for me, an immediate red flag. If this was what they were telling strangers, then their enrolled members, many of them young inexperienced activists, were certainly made aware of their presence in the "organization," and were undoubtedly gushing over the presence of veteran communists who dared to struggle. In light of this encounter, coupled with the inflammatory rhetoric that the group is known for, the orientation of this "organization" becomes palpable: armed struggle.

But if this is the case, as it appears to be, why base themselves online, on the mainstream internet? Why not take advantage of the relative anonymity of the deep web? Conspicuously, the LLCO's website (llco.org) blocks the proxy browser, Tor, which protects one's IP address and identity. In other words, the LLCO tracks visitor's IP addresses, and does not permit online anonymity on their website. If that doesn't scream FBI honey pot, I don't know what does.

Even more suspicious is the LLCO's claim that the Bangladeshi wing of their organization has established an LLCO Bangla zone, or "liberated territory." Anyone with half-a-brain should be totally incredulous as to the validity of this claim.

1. How did they establish this "liberated zone," if not by armed struggle?

2. Why can't we find anything about this "liberated zone" in the Bangladeshi news media? Indian news never lets up with its anti-Maoist, anti-Naxalite propaganda.

3. Why are Bangladeshi communists turning to a bunch of young white kids from Denver for Maoist theory and orientation?

The only evidence the LLCO provided for their claim that the so-called "LLCO Bangla zone" even exists are a few grainy, low-quality photographs of Bangladeshi men and women, their faces uncovered (interestingly, some of the women are in traditional Hindu garb) holding LLCO booklets and iconography. Immediately I got the feeling that they were photoshopped, so I ran three of the pictures through the website imageedited.com (I encourage the reader to run these and other "LLCO Bangla zone" pictures through the site yourself).

They all came back as fakes. I think this speaks for itself.