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Friday, December 25, 2009 
Forwarded on behalf of the Leonard Peltier Defense Offense Committee
www.whoisleonardpeltier.info


Greetings and happy holidays. I hope this letter finds you all
enjoying the spirit of the season with family and friends.

My August parole denial was appealed in short order. We are expecting
a response to that appeal sometime very soon. It has occurred to
me that the viciousness of this system knows no bounds, and so I
believe strongly in the coming days we will hear of another loss,
another denial. This one will be timed and intended specifically
as a twisted Christmas present for me, such is the nature of those
in charge. With no sense of balance, fairness, or decency, I await
my own personal stocking stuffer.

We all know the so-called justice system of this country is
more about revenge and retribution than finding true and just
resolution. It doesn't take into account the plight of the wrongfully
convicted, nor does it allow flexibility as human endeavors always
require. This system has always been about making money at the top,
furthering careers in the middle, and forgetting those at the bottom.
Their reason for denying my parole is that I refuse to admit guilt
and show remorse for the deaths of two FBI agents. I know the
righteousness of my situation. I know what I did and didn't do. I
will never yield.

I also know what this country did and continues to do to me and many
others. While they demand I make a false confession for the sake of
my freedom, they show no remorse for the loss of much of my life,
or the lives of Joe Stuntz and countless others they have murdered
over the generations simply for being who they were. Those lives
are meaningless when compared to their precious FBI, I guess. And
now, some of the very ones responsible for the deaths and suffering
of so many of my people, are peddling books and claiming to be a
friend of the Indian. We've seen this before, and I'll speak more
about this soon.

I remain proud of what I have stood for and mindful of what real
justice is. In this season of love and forgiveness, please say a
prayer for all of those who never knew justice and others who have
such difficulty in finding it still today.

My love and my prayers go out to all of you.

Happy Holidays.

In the Spirit of Crazy Horse,

Leonard Peltier


Time to set him free... Because it is the RIGHT thing to do.
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Friday, December 04, 2009 
**URGENT**Please Help Crow Creek Sioux Tribe. . We are setting up Tipi's and Having Han Blece'Yapi o
 
**URGENT**Please Help Crow Creek Sioux Tribe. . We are setting up Tipi's and Having Han Blece'Yapi on the land.
The Internal Revenue Service plans to auction land on one of America's poorest Indian reservations, the Crow Creek Reservation east of Pierre, according to a federal lawsuit that seeks to block the sale.
The Crow Creek Sioux Tribe sought to block the auction scheduled for 10 a.m. today in Highmore. A judge denied the request but indicated he will set the case for trial, said Terry Pechota, the lawyer for Crow Creek Tribal Farms Inc.
Although the auction will occur, no land would change hands until sometime after a court date in late March, said Duane St. John, a member of the tribal council.

The auction would sell about 7,100 acres of land on the reservation, according to a lawsuit filed late Monday in U.S. District Court for South Dakota.
The tribe has been planning to develop wind energy, and "this is our prime wind energy land - it's prime wind energy land in the whole United States," St. John said. "So that's going to be another big hurt to us."
The IRS intends to auction the land to settle delinquent federal employment taxes owed by the tribe, the lawsuit states. As of August, the tribe owed the IRS about $3.1 million in back taxes, penalties and interest, according to the lawsuit. The estimated value of the land is $4.6 million, according to a Pierre appraisal company, the court records show.
"For decades, the land was lived upon and used by members of the Crow Creek Sioux Tribe," according to the lawsuit, which maintains that "a plethora of federal laws" protect such land and that it should not be sold.
"Cultural activities were conducted upon the land. Members died and were buried on the land," the lawsuit states.
St. John said four families now living on the land also could be displaced if it is sold.
IRS spokeswoman Carrie Resch said the agency's policy is not to comment on pending litigation.
"It is pretty unusual for the IRS to be engaged with a tribe trying to collect taxes like this," said David Getches, dean of the University of Colorado Law School.
Tribes typically are not subject to federal taxes, but there are exceptions to that rule for business entities associated with tribes, such as casinos, Getches said.
"What is scary to tribes is the prospect of having lands that they own being auctioned off for back taxes," Getches said.
Robert Williams Jr., a law professor and director of the Indigenous Peoples Law and Policy Program at the University of Arizona, said "it is ironic that the Obama administration is pressuring banks to ease up on their mortgage foreclosure policies for defaulting homeowners in the worst recession since the Depression, and here Obama's IRS is going after one of the poorest tribes in one of the poorest and economically hard-hit areas of the country."
University of South Dakota law professor Frank Pommersheim, an expert in Indian law, said "I would say it's unusual for the IRS to be auctioning property on a reservation that is arguably owned by the tribe or tribal entity."
The ownership of the land could be a key factor in the case, he said.
It is on the Crow Creek Indian Reservation but has not always been controlled by the tribe, according to court records.
The land was a part of the original Crow Creek Indian Reservation established by the Treaty of 1868 and once was held in trust by the U.S. government for the Crow Creek Sioux Tribe. It came out of trust and was sold to non-Indians, eventually becoming known as the LeMaster Ranch. In 1998, the Crow Creek Sioux Tribe acquired the land as part of a larger effort to enlarge the reservation and ensure its future, the lawsuit states.
"Indeed, the lands were considered so important to the Crow Creek Sioux Tribe that the tribe went into debt to acquire the land as part of its land consolidation effort to enlarge the Crow Creek Indian Reservation," the lawsuit states.
The land now is owned by Crow Creek Tribal Farms, a corporation formed under tribal laws that filed for bankruptcy in May, according to records from U.S. Bankruptcy Court.
The tribe maintains that the corporation is not delinquent on any taxes, and the IRS has no right to auction the land to settle the tribe's tax bill.
The tax troubles date to 2003, when the tribe became delinquent in payment of federal employment taxes because it was operating under the assumption that payment was not necessary because it is a federally recognized tribe, the lawsuit states. It does not specify what type of employment is at issue.
"Because of erroneous tax advice received from the Bureau of Indian Affairs, Crow Creek Sioux Tribe in approximately 2003 became delinquent in payment of employment taxes collected by the IRS," the lawsuit states.
Nedra Darling, a spokeswoman for the Department of the Interior, which oversees the BIA, said it's the agency's policy not to comment on cases in litigation.
Jeff Martin can be reached at               605-331-2373         605-331-2373 or               800-530-6397         800-530-6397.
To All Tribal Leaders Accross Indian Country,
We haven't given up, the Tribe has 180
days yet and Crow Creek Sioux Tribe and I and our Pro bono Attorney are
still working on this. Starting Mon. we are setting up Tipi's and having
Han Blece'Yapi on the land. It is bitterly cold here with snow flurries. It
is prime land overlooking the Missouri, the Tribe wanted to use for wind
energy. It was not held in trust, but fee land. The Sioux Tribes are
supporting Crow Creek.
It is time to make a stand once and for all! Make a statement that our land
never will be for sale!

EVERYONE PLEASE CONTACT
RANDY SIELER, FROM THE SIOUX FALLS US ATTORNEY'S OFFICE               605-330-4400         605-330-4400 RIGHT
AWAY.
HE IS THE TRIBAL LAISON IN THE US ATTORNEYS OFFICE AND REQUEST A DELAY IN
THE AUCTION OF LAND ON BEHALF OF THE CROW CREEK SIOUX TRIBE
YOUR SUPPORT WOULD BE GREATLY APPRECIATED.
Please help Crow Creek Sioux Tribe. Below are the contact numbers for the
SD Congressional Delegation and the article in USA Today.
A. Gay Kingman, M.Ed. Executive Director
Member, Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe
Great Plains Tribal Chairman's Association
1926 Stirling St.
Rapid City, SD 57702
Cell:               605-484-3036         605-484-3036
Fax: 605-343-3074
E-mail: KingmanWapato@rushmore.com

My Pledge of Allegiance
I pledge allegiance to Creator and to the path Creator has put me on. I pledge allegiance to my family, to my ancestors who walked before me and to my future generations who will walk after me. I pledge to walk the way of the warrior, to protect those who need protection, to guide those who need guidance, and to help those who need my help. I pledge to be a man of honor and integrity and to do my part in making this world a better place to live. Aho.
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Tuesday, December 01, 2009 
2009 Peltier Gift Drive

Leonard Peltier is organizing a holiday gift drive for the children of Pine Ridge Reservation in South Dakota and the Turtle Mountain Reservation in Belcourt, North Dakota. Leonard grew up on the Turtle Mountain Reservation and many of his family members still live there.

This annual gift drive is one way in which Leonard continues his humanitarian work for his people. Help Leonard reach out beyond the bars that imprison him.

Remember... The gift drive helps the children and families, but also Leonard himself. Help keep Leonard's spirit strong through the difficult holiday season.

Mail all gifts to:
Waha Peltier
PO Box 159
Pine Ridge, SD 57770

Turtle Mountain Tribal Agency
Gifts from Leonard Peltier
c/o Cindy Malaterre
PO Box 900
Belcourt, ND 58316

Send new (unwrapped) toys, warm clothing, books, school supplies, etc., for children of ALL ages (newborn to 18 years). To ensure delivery by Christmas, mail your gift no later than December 17. Thank you for your generous support.

----- ZOOM IN Campaign The outpouring of support for the new campaign is overwhelming and we can't thank everyone enough for their enthusiastic participation. Support branches that haven't checked in, please do so today. Send an e-mail to zoom@whoisleonardpeltier.info.

We're planning some special activities to help you with the public education aspects of the campaign. We need to hear from you to help with scheduling. The first response to the new campaign was received from Verlon Jose, Chairman, Tohono O'odham Legislative Council (AZ) and we've heard from many long-time supporters like Ted Glick and Pam Africa.

We're very pleased to have them on board. One of our support branches in New Mexico already has plans to canvass community events to educate folks and get as many people involved as possible. Not to be outdone, supporters in Europe are hard at work, as well. People are having fun with the idea, too--showing their hobbies, occupations, and cultures through the clothes they wear for their photos. Leonard is thrilled with the response. Keep up the great work. It's easy to join in. Learn all about the campaign on our Web site at www.whoisleonardpeltier.info. Don't have a printer? Make your own sign.

Just make certain it's large and clear enough to be visible in your photo and that it says, "Executive Review NOW!" Don't know how to create your personal flyer? Drop us a line and we'll help. For the answers to your questions and technical assistance, send an e-mail to zoom@whoisleonardpeltier.info. Okay, everybody, strike a pose!

Art Prints
How about giving a Peltier print to that someone special on your Christmas list? We have new prints of several of Leonard's paintings: "Visions of Freedom," "White Mountain Lady," and "Woman Coming Out of the Water." They really are special and look fantastic framed. We're accepting orders now. Each print sells for $35.00 (USD). Check out our Merchandise Page at www.whoisleonardpeltier.info. 
Currently reading:
Prison Writings: My Life Is My Sun Dance
By Leonard Peltier
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Monday, November 30, 2009 
Do you have a digital camera?* Maybe you have a cell phone with a camera. Well then:
 
    --Hit the streets! Go to an area with heavy pedestrian traffic—near shops, a post office, a popular park, etc. (For safety and companionship, you may want to work with a partner.)

    --Do you use public transportation to commute to and from work? Every work day you’ll have the opportunity to meet new people, talk about the Peltier case, and collect photos of new supporters.

    --Table at community events, too. Or create your own mini-event by setting up a table outside a grocery store or another public place (with permission, of course).

    --Don’t forget church and other civic functions, flea markets, bazaars, and pow wows.

    --Will you be attending a gathering related to Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Years? These are prime opportunities to get friends, colleagues, and family and/or community members involved.

    --Host a house party and invite friends, neighbors, and family members.

From now until January 31, collect as many photos as you can and get folks interested in and participating in the campaign to free Leonard Peltier. If we all do our part, tens of thousands of photos will be collected by January 31.

*You can also purchase a disposable (standard or digital) camera or use a Polaroid camera, although these are more expensive options.

The Campaign Packet provides you with all the tools you will need to fulfill your mission. Please pay particular attention to the Guidance and Tips document in your packet.

Mail your mailers, log sheets, and donations to the support branch coordinators: ZOOM IN, c/o 2241 NW Hoyt Street, #214, Portland, OR 97210. Please also provide your contact information so that we can verify receipt of your batches. NOTE: Please provide an e-mail address and/or telephone number.

All materials should be received NO LATER THAN JANUARY 31, 2010 (but please don’t wait until then to send us batches of photos).

For information, contact zoom@whoisleonardpeltier.info.
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Thursday, November 26, 2009 

The Red Nation Film Festival has chosen Leonard Peltier to receive its first annual Humanitarian Award for his lifelong commitment to indigenous and human rights, as well as his leadership in efforts to alleviate poverty and domestic abuse among Native peoples. As a political prisoner for nearly 34 years, Peltier has helped focus world attention on government repression of Native resistance throughout the Americas, while the United States continues to make an example out of him of the consequences of seeking freedom. Unable to accept the award in person, Leonard wrote the following acceptance speech for award:

"I am very humbled to have been honored with the first-ever Red Nation Humanitarian Award. I wish the Red Nation Film Festival success in all its endeavors, as I believe your event benefits Indian people everywhere. With your continued support, I hope that I will one day have the freedom to thank you in person.
Film is a powerful medium with the potential to help change one's consciousness, which can in turn change the world. Film can transport the viewers to places and situations they might never encounter, from the mountains and jungles of Peru and Bolivia, to the prison cells of Abu Ghraib and Lewisburg, the federal penitentiary where I am held in limbo as they transform the facility into a special site for problematic prisoners. Although I have been what they call a model prisoner, I am still here because I was jumped and beaten by other inmates when I was transferred to another prison. I am here in spite of the fact that I was an ideal candidate for parole by any objective standard free of politics. But because of my beliefs, and the FBI's fears of exposure of their crimes against the people of Pine Ridge and the American Indian Movement, the federal government is determined to see to it that I die in prison. So here I sit in a 3 foot by 6 foot cell.

The fact that you are here today at a Native film festival shows how far we have come from the days when Hollywood Indians were portrayed by white actors as one-dimensional savages standing in the way of civilization. The fact that we are today not only acting in films but also directing and producing shows how far we have in the last forty years since the American Indian Movement arose from the ashes of the Termination Era and demanded political sovereignty and cultural respect .
But how far have we really come? We are still subject on the reservations to the jurisdiction of the colonial police force known as the FBI, an agency which ignores serious crimes such as sexual assault while persecuting those who would stand up for true sovereignty and human rights. On other reservations, state police play the same role, though their jurisdiction is a legacy of the discredited termination era. Last week, President Obama held what was billed as a historic summit meeting with hundreds of tribal officials in attendance, but what was really accomplished? My defense committee sent faxes to more than 500 reservation chairman asking them to speak out on my behalf on this unique occasion. A few said they would, but when the opportunity presented itself they were too polite to speak out to a president who spoke of dissolving tribes in his inauguration speech.

It is the same in movies. While we now have realistic films dealing with poverty, alcoholism, and related social problems on the rez, how many deal with the root cause—colonial oppression which extinguishes hope for the future? I ask you filmmakers to use this powerful medium to help create visions for the future and to put our many problems in an accurate context. I plead with you, if you can't get me out of prison and I am destined to die here, to make my sacrifice worth it in terms of creating a more sustainable future for our children and future generations. "
In the Spirit of Crazy Horse,
Leonard Peltier
Currently reading:
Agents of Repression: The FBI's Secret Wars Against the Black Panther Party and the American Indian Movement
By Ward Churchill
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Saturday, November 07, 2009 
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Monday, November 02, 2009 
Critical: Sacred Site Under Attack! We Need Everyone's Help
From the founder:
Glen Cove Site
DESTRUCTION STARTS TODAY- NOV. 2
CALL- FAX EMAIL- AND PASS THIS ON.
IT DOES MATTER WHERE IN THE WORLD THAT YOU ARE.
YOUR VOICE IS IMPORTANT. THEY NEED TO KNOW THAT THE WHOLE WORLD
IS WATCHING. ALSO PRAY FOR THOSE PROTECTING THE SITE AND THE ANCESTORS.
The city of Vallejo is broke and can not afford the investment this site would cost them.
Question: Where are they getting the money to do this project. And who did they promise what
in exchange for the money? Where will these remains end up? Just a suggestion not and accusation
> U C Berkeley.
This is a test case to see if they can get away with if they do a church plans to build on more ancestors graves
in the name of Jesus. The church's supposed new name will be New Life. Do you think this is
new life. And all you environmental folks this project will be built right on the bay line close to the already polluted waters
What do you think will happen when the added development happens on this environmentally sensitive watershed?
For further Information:
http://www.vallejointertribalcouncil.org/#glencove
1500- 3500 years old village site with burials.
"Anticipatory Demolition" of burial site to begin Nov. 2nd. by>>
Greater Vallejo Recreation District < address: 395 Amador Street, Vallejo, California 94590
Contact Person to express your upset at them breaking burial laws and the destruction of a
sacred site is Shawn McAffee
The Vallejo City manager: Robert F.D. Adams
Address: 555 Santa Clara Street, Vallejo, Ca. 94590
Phone: 707 648 4575 Fax 707 648 4426 Email: juliae@ci.vallejo.ca.us
Mayor of Vallejo: Osby Davis
Phone: 707 648 4377 email: mayor@ci.vallejo.ca.us
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Tuesday, September 29, 2009 
 
 
                            AIM-WEST Presents
 
 
                                                                                                      Press and Public Announcement
 
                                                    “517 Years of Indigenous Peoples’ Resistance to Colonization in the Americas-1492-2009”
                                                                                                            Dia De La Raza
 
A benefit to bring attention to those who sacrifice daily for our Mother Earth; we are the memory of our ancestors.
                                                                        Grandfather, I want my people to live.  Lakota prayer
 
When:  Monday, October 12, 2009
Where: Inter-Tribal Friendship House, 523 International Boulevard, Oakland (near Lake Merritt BART Station).
Time: 6 – 9:30 pm  (film 7:15)
 
The event benefit’s AIM-WEST Annual Summit, scheduled November 23-27, in San Francisco (check website).
 
A selected film presents “Longest Walk-1978” with cast of familiar faces including the legendry Bill Wahpepah, Dick Gregory, Paul Owns Sabre, John Trudell, Ron Dellums, Phillip Deer, and Lehman Brightman, a must see, very historical.  A short clip will be shown of the Mascot demonstration protest recently at Oakland Coliseum.
 
M.C.  Jimbo Simmons of AIM, and Mary Jean Robertson, DJ of KPOO Radio 89.5 FM in San Francisco!
 
With special guests, local entertainment, Drummers, dancers, with traditional Mexicas, are welcome.
 
Guest speakers include Prof. Lehman Brightman, and Ms. Carol Wahpepah, Director, Inter-tribal Friendship House in Oakland.
 
A raffle, prizes, food and refreshments (bring your favorites to share!)
 
COVER CHARGE at the door $ 5.00  Kids under ten years free, no one turned away.
 
Event is co-sponsored by Inter-Tribal Friendship House  510-452-1235 
 
*The event will be announced on KPFA Radio  94.1 FM and on “The Rock” during the Annual Sun Rise Gathering, on October 12TH. 
 
                                                                              The Public is invited!
 
For more information please call: 415-577-1492                                                                                   www.aimwest.info
 
                                       
                                                                                                           AIM FOR FREEDOM!
 
SAVE GLEN COVE!                         NO DRUGS, NO ALCOHOL!                       HONOR MOTHER EARTH!                            FREE LEONARD PELTIER!
 
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Tuesday, September 22, 2009 
Peltier Represented at the U.N.
 
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PRESS RELEASE: Leonard Peltier, Native American-​​Political Prisoner to be represented at United Nations 64th General AssemblyShare
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PRESS RELEASE
For Immediate Release 9/20/09
The Leonard Peltier Defense Offense Committee [DOC]
Media contact: Ms. Pretends Eagle
Email: lp_​​doc_​​media@​​ymail.​​com
Phone: 216: 650-7444
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LEONARD PELTIER, NATIVE AMERICAN, POLITICAL PRISONER
TO BE REPRESENTED AT
UNITED NATION’S 64TH GENERAL ASSEMBLY!
Kari Ann Cowan, Asst. Coordinator of The Leonard Peltier Defense Offense Committee has accepted an invitation by a Delegate of the U. N. to attend the 64th General Assembly of The United Nations, being held in New York City on September 21-23 2009.
Ms. Cowan plans to network with the Members of the United Nations on behalf
Leonard Peltier, a Native American, Political Prisoner of the United States, who was recently denied parole after serving 33 years in prison.
Ms. Cowan graciously accepted the invite, which also included the traditional drum group, Red Day from Black Hills of South Dakota.
President Obama had indicated he would find a seat for Native American at the United Nations, however, that had not yet, happened.
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Tuesday, September 22, 2009 
Fund Raiser for S.F Bayview

P.O.C.C , Block Report Radio, S.F Bay View Newspaper & Hip Hop Congress Present:

Ghetto to Gaza in Northern California (Oakland, S.F, San Jose, Santa Cruz, Sacramento, Sonoma Ct)

M1 of dead prez speaking about his Travels to Gaza in support of those at War and in an intense struggle for basic human needs.

also J.R Minister of Information w members of P.O.C.C , Richard Brown of the SF 8, Nadra Foster from KPFA, DLabrie, and more!!

Please Come Out and Repost This!!!

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WED 9/23: 9p @ Capitol Garage - 1500 K st. (Sacramento)

THURS 9/24: 7:30p @ Woss Comm. Center - 8924 Holly st. (East Oakland)

FRI 9/25: 7p @ POOR Magazine - 2nd floor, Redstone Building, 2940 16th st. (San Francisco)

SAT 9/26: 6p @ Black Dot Cafe - 1195 Pine st. (West Oakland)

SUN 9/27: 6p @ Debug Magazine office - 701 Lenzen ave. (San Jose)

MON 9/28: 7p @ Barrios Unidos - 1817 Soquel ave. ( Santa Cruz)

TUES 9/29: 7:30p @ Multi Purpose Room, Studnet Union building - Sonoma State Univ. (Sonoma County)
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M1, of the prolific rap group dead prez, will be on a speaking tour called "From the Ghetto to Gaza" through northern Cali from September 23-29. Wednesday, September 23 we are collaborating w the Hip Hop Congress Open Mic in Sacramento. On Thursday, September 24th in East Oakland,The Minister of Information, Executive Producer of Blockreportradio.com and Associate Editor of SF Bay View Newspaper, will interview M1. On Friday, Sept. 25th Richard Brown of the SF 8 will be asking the questions. On Saturday, September 26th Nadra Foster, the former broadcaster at KPFA who was beat up by the police inside of the station after a member of management lied on her a year ago will be interviewing M1. Please repost, post, announce, broadcast, print, email and tell people about this historic speaking tour taking place in northern California, starting off in Sacramento, moving to Oakland, San Francisco, San Jose, Santa Cruz, and Sonoma County. For more information you could email blockreportradio.com or look at www.sfbayview.com.
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The Minister of Information JR
POCC Block Report Radio
www.blockreportradio.com
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