Leonard Peltier, the far left American Indian activist convicted of the executions of two FBI agents, was released from Florida prison on Tuesday thanks to Joe Biden's commute.
On his final day of his inauguration, Biden not only sentenced the monster to shoot two unprotected FBI agents in the head in June 1975, but also later rape and execution of Indian activist Anna Meiakash. It appears to be involved in.
Peltier was a fugitive in the December 1975 FBI execution, but Aquash disappeared. Her body was found the following February. Justice eventually caught up with her murderer in 2004 and 2010. Both murderers were Confederates of Peltier and reportedly killed her after hearing Peltier admitting to execution. They were afraid that she would be an FBI informant.
Peltier repeatedly lies about where he is when the FBI agent is killed. He finally admitted to join the firefight, but denied being an executioner. Instead, he says, “Mr. x, that's ridiculous.
Nevertheless, AIM (American Indian Movement) and Peltier began in 1975 when Marlon Brando, the actor he lives and moves around, moved around, and was moved around by actor Marlon Brando, who was extremist American Indian activist. He remained a celebrity between the elite for 50 years.
Peltier is currently 80 years old and is reportedly in a diabetic health condition. He is trapped in house arrest. Nevertheless, this sorting is an outrage in favour of a bloodthirsty gangster who has enveloped themselves in the trendy politics of the day.
The day after the commute was announced, the FBI Agents Association issued a statement describing Biden's commute as “disgrace.”
“This last shameful act by then-president Biden, who never changes Peltier's guilt and releases him from prison, is coronavirus and lacks accountability,” the statement said. “This is a cruel betrayal for the families and colleagues of these fallen agents, and a slap in the face of law enforcement.
“agent [Jack] Collar and [Ronald] Williams has given him life by serving this country, and their families continue to carry the heavy burden of that sacrifice. The loss of these heroes is still deeply felt today within the FBI family, just as deeply as it was in 1975.”
At the time, Coller and Williams were on Pine Ridge Indian Reservation in South Dakota, running a warrant for an arrest for a man named Jimmy Eagle, accused of attack and theft. But Peltier had every reason to fear these agents. At the time there was a warrant for his arrest for the attempted murder of a Milwaukee police officer (eventually acquitted of the crime).
The left and administration have not changed since 1975. They were furious at Trump's pardon, the protester on January 6, when police officers were not killed, but they defended or remained silent on the release of the man who shot two FBI agents. Ta. head. Witnesses claimed that one agent begged him for his life.
If you hold “right” politics, the left will allow you anything. You can also cut off your own children to participate in the trendy trans movement.
Peltier deserves to be executed.
Decent people understand this.
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