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  • whoisleonardpeltier.info | 07-03

    As we know, Leonard has had a scare with prostate cancer. He is now having blood in his urine and he desperately needs to have an oncologist examine him. A general practitioner operating in the prison system is not sufficient; he needs to be seen by a specialist.

    Please ask the warden at Lewisburg Prison to give Leonard Peltier the proper medical attention he has the right to.

    RELATED: Leonard Peltier: Silence Screams -- parole hearing July 27

  • freemumia.com | 06-28

    JULY 13 at the Hilston Hotel (1135 Ave. of the America and W. 54th St.) 12 NOON PRESS CONFERENCE Attorney General Eric Holder addresses convention, Flyering inside and outside convention 5PM-8PM, Educational Rally, Flyering inside and outside for main opening plenary

    RELATED: The DA's case against Mumia Abu-Jamal is ballistically impossible (new flyer) (1)

  • Ashlee Shelton, Director, Pennsylvanians for Alternatives to the Death Penalty | 06-24

    "Life is the great primary and precious and comprehensive of all human rights... it is not to be deliberately or voluntarily destroyed, either by individuals separately, or combined in what is called government." — Frederick Douglas (1)
  • Rich Gardner | 06-19

    Very, very sad to see Dan Froomkin go. The WaPo has now lost their best columnist. Amazingly, they've decided to honor that miserable hack Charles Krauthammer.
  • International People's Democratic Uhuru Movement | 06-17

    Tuesday, June 16, Philadelphia, PA—"'What am I supposed to do?" is rarely a question a judge asks of a lawyer – especially the lawyer of a defendant. But that rule changed this morning, when Philadelphia Common Pleas Judge Frank Palumbo sought advice from Michael Coard, the lawyer of the City Hall 2. Indeed Palumbo was in between a rock and a hard place. If he fulfilled the demand of the dozens of people who called his office and protested in front of the courthouse—the demand for the immediate exoneration of the City Hall 2—that would embolden the masses of people to resist with even more confidence. On the other hand, if he denied the people’s demands and united with the DA against the people, that would expose the true nature of the court system which, as a part of the State, is an agency to facilitate our oppression. Hands Off the City Hall 2! Forward to Shabaka's Trial on June 18! (1)
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