We're all very excited at StopSundiata.com, since opposition to Acoli's parole has begun to trickle in - we'd like to thank every decent person who has made their opposition to this man's release known. Special honors go to NJLawman.com, an excellent website on all things law-enforcement-related in the Garden State. The webmaster has put up a wonderful special report which publicizes the efforts to stop Sundiata. As he says, "Write letters, make calls, and recruit others! Cop killers should never see the light of day." Truer words were never spoken.
Over at the Law Enforcement Forums of Officer.com, one dedicated police officer opposed to Acoli's parole reminded us all that two more Black Liberation Army terrorists, Herman Bell and Anthony Bottom, are coming up for parole in 2004 - Bell in February, Bottom in July. Both are jailed for the May 21st, 1971 cold-blooded killings of New York City Police Officers Joseph Piagentini and Waverly Jones. These two shouldn't be leaving jail in anything but a pine box. So, after you've written your letter to the New Jersey Parole Board, you can continue to help: see here and here for details. While you're at it, you can go to this site and help get justice for murdered Jersey City police officer Domenick Infantes.
Meanwhile, some of the good people over at Free Republic have been busy helping publicize the fight against parole; one supporter sent out an inspiring letter to her mailing-list of like-minded activists. It read in part:
When criminals do NOT serve out their full sentences, you send the wrong message to them, you in fact tell them it is okay to commit murder, that we will reward you for your good behavior in prison. One third of all homicides are committed by individuals on parole/probation. In 1998, 15 people a day were murdered by a GOVERNMENT SUPERVISED CONVICTED FELON on probation or parole!
As we've already mentioned, Acoli's not a stupid man, and he's radically opposed to America and the American way of life. If he's released, he's going to hop right on the radical speaking tour and inspire young people to follow in his murderous footsteps.
Finally, our thanks to Logic Monkey, the first blogger we know of to link to StopSundiata.com. Everybody, keep up the good work!
Things are going well, thanks to everyone who's been coming to our site. The word is getting out, and letters are making their way to the New Jersey Parole Board. Both National Review Online's The Corner and New Jersey's State Troopers Fraternal Association have linked to us in the past two days; we're grateful for their help. Many thanks to those of you who have donated to help pay for the costs of the webhosting, to get the word out through faxes and mailings, and to ensure we can do more in the future, both against Acoli and against other politically-motivated cop-killers.
We're confident that the letters that have been written and sent to the parole board over the last few days will help spoil the campaign Sundiata Acoli's supporters are running - they're trying to persuade the parole board that the public actually wants that cop-killer back out on the streets, and it only takes a few letters exposing their campaign to destroy this illusion. However, we don't just want a few letters - we want a flurry of letters. We need a blizzard of publicity to bury Sundiata's snow-job.
If you've written your letter, and you're wondering what else you can do, why not help us reach more of the public, by helping us get on the radio? We want to get the campaign to Stop Sundiata out over the talk radio airwaves, and we're going to need your help to do it. We've already sent notices to several of New Jersey's radio personalities, letting them know about the campaign and offering to appear on their programs. Just in case our mail doesn't get through, would you be willing to send a notice of your own? If enough people take the time to write just a brief e-mail to the radio station, you'll let the station owners and hosts know the people of New Jersey want to hear about the campaign to Stop Sundiata. Here's a few local hosts we hope you'll get in touch with:
Jim Gearhart - New Jersey 101.5
Dennis & Judi - New Jersey 101.5
Don Imus - W-FAN
Don Williams - WOND
Here's some nationally syndicated hosts that can also be heard in the New Jersey area:
If each person who visited this site took the time to send a short e-mail to just one of these radio hosts, we're confident they'd take notice. Keep up the publicity; don't let cop-killers hide from justice!
I hope they caught that guy and sent him back to jail