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PELTIER: REALLY, MR. X IS BACK? PART II

October 30, 2019

Dear Supporters: This is a follow up to the September 12, 2019 NPPA blog entitled, Really, Mr. X. is Back? What follows continues a review of an early August radio interview with one of Peltier’s attorneys, Larry Hildes of Bellingham, Washington. Set forth below are direct … [Read more...] about PELTIER: REALLY, MR. X IS BACK? PART II

Filed Under: American Indian Movement, first amendment, Hatch Act, Lawrence Hildes, Leonard Peltier, life sentence, Pine Ridge

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PELTIER WINS AND LOSES IN FEDERAL COURT

September 25, 2018

Dear Supporters: On July 31, 2018, the following was published by the International Leonard Peltier Defense Committee (ILPDC*): “Leonard received word the Washington case regarding his First Amendment Right to have his paintings shown in public spaces will be allowed to move … [Read more...] about PELTIER WINS AND LOSES IN FEDERAL COURT

Filed Under: anti-SLAPP, defamation, dismissed, first amendment, Jay Inslee, Leonard Peltier, libel, Ninth Circuit, Pine Ridge, slander, Tumwater, Washington State L&I, with prejudice

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PELTIER: COWARDICE & THE FIRST AMENDMENT

March 12, 2016

Dear Supporters: Felons, like Leonard Peltier, surrender certain rights by virtue of their convictions, as here with double first degree murder and aiding and abetting. Included among those forfeited rights are voting and jury service, being barred from obtaining, receiving, transporting or … [Read more...] about PELTIER: COWARDICE & THE FIRST AMENDMENT

Filed Under: AIM, American Indian Movement, Anna Mae Aquash, Bruce Ellison, clemency, commutation, coward, dennis, first amendment, Leonard Peltier, President Obama

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PELTIER: PAINTINGS REMOVED & PELTIER PARADOX

November 22, 2015

Dear Supporters: Referencing the previous NPPA Blog, Peltier’s paintings have been removed from display at the Washington State Department of Labor and Industries, Tumwater, Washington. (Footnote #1) Peltier’s response was predictable, the quintessential one-trick-pony, repeating ad nauseam … [Read more...] about PELTIER: PAINTINGS REMOVED & PELTIER PARADOX

Filed Under: AIM, American Indian Movement, Bruce Ellison, clemency, commutation, first amendment, Leonard Peltier, paintings, pardon, Washington State Department of Labor and Industries

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PELTIER SCORES…

September 12, 2010

65% on Vanity Self-Test…Dear Supporters:Peltier’s home page recently changed to an adulterated upside down American flag. United States Code (4 U.S.C. § 8) states that a U.S. flag flown upside down is a sign of distress, and arguably Peltier is clearly in distress.The U.S. Supreme Court (Texas v. … [Read more...] about PELTIER SCORES…

Filed Under: age, American flag, Bill of rights, due process, first amendment, vanity

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