DEAR PRESIDENT OBAMA
If I may take the liberty to not only speak for myself
(former Green Beret and 30-year FBI Agent), but on behalf of all the men and
women, past, present and future, who wear the uniform or carried the badge and
willingly placed themselves in harms way to serve and protect the lives and
property of everyone in this great nation.
(former Green Beret and 30-year FBI Agent), but on behalf of all the men and
women, past, present and future, who wear the uniform or carried the badge and
willingly placed themselves in harms way to serve and protect the lives and
property of everyone in this great nation.
We are collectively grateful, and humbled, that you chose
not to grant commutation to Leonard Peltier. His brutal attack and murder of
two young FBI Agents and his remorseless public statements support that justice
should continue as he serves the remainder of his lawful conviction and
sentence.
not to grant commutation to Leonard Peltier. His brutal attack and murder of
two young FBI Agents and his remorseless public statements support that justice
should continue as he serves the remainder of his lawful conviction and
sentence.
May your post-Presidency years, shared with your family, be
rewarding and productive.
rewarding and productive.
“In the Spirit of Coler and Williams”
Ed Woods[i]
[i] To all those
who have supported the NPPA and helped champion the cause for justice over the
past nearly seventeen years, thank you. Jack Coler and Ron Williams, no doubt,
are looking down with gratitude. As the final chapter in the long saga of June
26, 1975 comes to an end, solace can be found in that justice has been served.
Little more need be said and the periodic blogs and updates will undoubtedly
end, but the No Parole Peltier Association website will remain as an Internet
resource for those who are at least concerned about learning the facts and
truth.
who have supported the NPPA and helped champion the cause for justice over the
past nearly seventeen years, thank you. Jack Coler and Ron Williams, no doubt,
are looking down with gratitude. As the final chapter in the long saga of June
26, 1975 comes to an end, solace can be found in that justice has been served.
Little more need be said and the periodic blogs and updates will undoubtedly
end, but the No Parole Peltier Association website will remain as an Internet
resource for those who are at least concerned about learning the facts and
truth.
“In the Spirit…Ed
