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In 1981, (Tookie)Williams was caught beating up an other inmate with his fists, and ignored orders to stop. In 1982, Williams refused to an order to line up...and told a guard "you'll get yours boy, I can do anything now because I know what the gunmen will do...one of these days I'll trick you boy." Twice that same year, Tookie attacked guards with chemical substances. In 1984, Tookie was back to beating up another inmate...and didn't stop until a guard fired a warning shot. Also in 1984, Williams was caught making out with a female visitor. He told the guard then "you are looking around too much and that's not your job. I have dusted many officers on the street, one more would not make any difference." Sounds reformed to me. But there's more...1986...he beat up another inmate. 1988..he was stabbed in retaliation for a stabbing he ordered of another inmate. 1991...Tookie was again caught beating up another inmate. Same thing again in 1993. Get the idea?

It's hard to make the call on who's creepier - the Hollywood sicko's who back every goon/killer who walks or the Hollywood idiots who don't know the guy they're backing is still a monster. Too close to call...

"It's hard to make the call on who's creepier - the Hollywood sicko's who back every goon/killer who walks or the Hollywood idiots who don't know the guy they're backing is still a monster. Too close to call..."

With his record and history, murderer Tookie is such a blatantly poor choice for a Black martyr, for a Black Icon, for a champion of dysfunctional and manic Black racists. There is a certan buffoonery aspect to Tookie being championed by the ususal communist front organizations and communist celebrities like Belafonte and Asner, and by the MEDIA. But, I've got to admit Tookie was slightly a better choice for the Nobel Peace prize than terrorist Arafat was.

Anti-war activist Cindy Sheehan accused President Bush of "killing" her son so that should make her very eligible for the distinguished, or is it the extinquished, Nobel peace prize.

Stanley Tookie Williams enjoyed a longer life than he deserved.