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Fw: [ Mumia's Life Is Not Safe!
- Subject: Fw: [ Mumia's Life Is Not Safe!
- From: "Nello Margiotta" <animarg@tin.it>
- Date: Tue, 6 May 2003 22:44:11 +0200
> Subject: [angola3] Mumia’s Life Is Not Safe!
> Date: 04 May 2003 20:16:28 -0400
>
> Racist Governor Ed Randell Promises The Execution Of Mumia Abu-Jamal,
Mumia’s
> Life Is Not Safe!
>
> By Steve Argue
> Facing protest and international pressure in support of framed political
> prisoner Mumia Abu-Jamal, Federal Judge Yohn threw out his death sentence
on
> December 18th 2001. Judge Yohn's ruling, while possibly sparing Mumia
the
> death penalty, did not overturn Mumia's conviction or grant him a new
trial
> based on new proof of his innocence.
>
> This decision is under appeal by the State of Pennsylvania, which is
trying
> to reinstate Mumia’s death penalty sentence. In addition, political
pressure
> is being applied by Pennsylvania Governor (D) Ed Randel for the execution
of
> Mumia Abu-Jamal. Ed Randel, a racist Democrat Party leader, promised the
> execution of Mumia Abu-Jamal when he ran for governor.
>
>
> Mumia’s attorneys have also appealed Yohn’s ruling and continue to fight
> to have the evidence heard and Mumia freed.
>
> In earlier sentencing Mumia had been given the death penalty largely
based
> on arguments that he had been a member of the Black Panther Party. This
> sentencing based on political beliefs was in violation of Mumia's 1st
Amend-
> ment rights. Former membership in the Black Panther Party was used
against Mumia
> effectively. This is largely because of the way the Black Panther Party
was
> falsely portrayed in the corporate media while the FBI, working with local
> police departments, carried out a systematic campaign of murder and
frame-ups
> against the members of the Black Panther Party in 1969 and 1970 killing 39
> members.
>
> While Mumia Abu-Jamal survived that period of bloody political
repression
> in American history, he was later framed up for a 1981 crime he did not
> commit.
>
> As a freelance journalist Mumia exposed the murderous police brutality
and
> political repression carried out by the police against the MOVE
organization
> in Philadelphia. That murderous repression was then directed at Mumia
> Abu-Jamal in
> 1981 when the Philadelphia Police shot Mumia, beat him, and interfered
with
> his medical treatment. Failing to murder Mumia in the street and in the
> hospital the Philadelphia Police and DA then framed him on the false
charge
> of murder on Police Officer Faulkner.
>
>
>
> --
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>
>
>