Twin Cities Eco-Prisoner
Support Committee
Providing Support for Earth and Animal Liberation Prisoners
Contact us fighthegreenscare(a)riseup.net Live Wild Or Die RIP Bill"Avalon"Rodgers "The
black cat reminds us of nighttime, of that 'other world'-
a world of possibility. Whether it's spiritual or political,
we can move through that world with all the grace and stealth
and cunning of cat. At night we are no longer prey to our
masters, but predators seeking to change the established order
and create a more just society - by whatever means necessary."
"I have not departed. I have merely changed form. With or without me, the resistance grows stronger everyday." 1965-Dec 21, 2005 Winter Solstice
Get on our email list for news and updates  | PLEASE NOTE WE HAVE A NEW WEBSITE- THIS WEBSITE WILL NOT BE UPDATED PAST AUGUST 2007 For info on the September 6 Grand Jury and go to our new website Midwest Green Scare July 26 Dinner and Discussion with Rod Coronado
Thursday, July 26th, 7:00 pm, $5-25 suggested donation upcoming trial in September for allegedly “distributing information related to the assembly of explosives and weapons of mass destruction" and his pending federal charges for possessing eagle and hawk feathers which were being used in his cultural and religious practices. Rod will also be talking about his pending appeal on charges that he disrupted a 2004 mountain lion hunt in Arizona for which he recently served 8 months in federal prison. The purpose of this event is purely to raise funds for others to commit illegal acts. April 19: Dinner/Discussion with Ramona Africa Join the Twin Cities Eco-Prisoner Support
Committee on Thursday, April 19, at 6:00p.m., for dinner and a
discussion with Ramona Africa. $5-$15 suggested, no one turned away for lack of funds. at the Jack Pine Community Center, 2815 E. Lake,Mpls And as always, the young ones are welcome, so bring 'em if you got 'em! There'll be someone to entertain 'em.
Ramona Africa is the only adult survivor of the May 13th, 1985, bombing
of the MOVE family by Philadelphia police and city officials. Ramona
was immediately taken into custody and eventually convicted on
trumped-up charges of riot and conspiracy. She spent the next seven
years in prison. Immediately upon her release, she rejoined her
family’s struggle to free all remaining MOVE political prisoners,
including the MOVE 9 and Mumia Abu-Jamal. This event is part of a tour meant to raise awareness about the MOVE 9, who are preparing for the possibility of parole in 2008. Proceeds benefit the MOVE 9 MOVE website Rod Coronado Free!March 23- Rod walked out of jail today! Read more here.Oregon court orders Sentence reduction for Jeff Luers
The Oregon Court of Appeals on Wednesday February 14 ordered a shorter sentence for
a man serving 23 years in prison after admitting he set fire to three
sport utility vehicles to protest the contributions of gas-guzzling
vehicles to global warming.
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