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Dublin - Event Notice Thursday January 01 1970 discussion regarding the case of leonard peltier dublin |
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 Thursday May 04, 2006 14:34 by dixie - friends of leonard peltier saoirsebhoy at hotmail dot com 19 ballybough house,ballybough,dublin 0879414974
 solidarity and political discussion your invited to spend an evening of political discussion regarding Leonard Peltiers ongoing struggle for freedom in america by Bob Robideau,American Indian Movement,former prisoner of war,co-director and international spokesperson for the Leonard peltier defence committee and Geri Timmons ,political activist and representative for Leonard Peltier.OTHER guest speakers will be present.their will be a raffle on the night to win a art print from Leonard Peltiers collection.Event takes place in Club Na Muinteoiri,the teachers club,36 parnell square west,Dublin on Thursday May 11 at 8.30 pm free entry A evening of political discussion |
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Jump To Comment: 1 2Belfast
Friday, May 12, 2006
7:30pm
St. Mary's College
Falls Road
Belfast
followed by music at Broadway Bar.
Derry
Saturday, May 13, 2006
4:00pm
Sandino's Cafe Bar
Water Street
Derry
Leonard Peltier is a political prisoner! the American Indian Movement in the 1970's was a target of the FBI's dirty war and the FBI did their best to jail or kill the leaders of AIM. i hope everyone who can attend these meetings will go and learn some interesting history as well as helping in the campaign to release Peltier.
it would be very interesting to ask the AIM people what they think of Sinn Fein's adopting the SDLP's policies and the surrender of the PIRA who both were very active in spreading the word of Peltier's jailing and campaign for freedom. since the GFA, sinn fein will not recognize republican political prisoners but do they still consider Peltier to be a political prisoner? i wonder if AIM considers the SInn Fein party to be the Irish version of the "hang around the fort indians" now that Sinn Fein has joined the government that enforces partition as well as being the "republican party" receiving money form the elite of America as well as the British government??