Cool Zone Media.

Hey everyone, Robert Evans here.

And I wanted to talk about something that is important to me, important to everyone else at

Cool Zone.

We have not really covered it in detail, but on June 10th, 2024 a man named Leonard

Peltier who is an enrolled member of the Turtle Mountain Band of Chippewa of Lakota

and Ojibwe ancestry and is the longest serving political prisoner in the United States

will be appearing before the US Parole Commission for the first time since 2009.

The FBI is vigorously resisting any thought of him being paroled because he allegedly

killed two FBI agents in a firefight on June 26th 1975. Said agents had

shown up on reservation land to execute a pretextual warrant.

The initial firefight occurred during what's called the Reign of Terror on Pine Ridge

in the wake of the occupation of Wounded Knee.

It was a time of extreme violence by the federal government,

who had installed a puppet tribal chair

and was arming vigilantes who targeted indigenous traditionalists.

Everything that led up to these events

and the subsequent investigation

and Mr. Peltier's extradition trial

conviction and sentencing was characterized by gross misconduct on the part of

law enforcement, the prosecution, and the courts. Mr. Peltier's co-defendants were

separately tried and acquitted on

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