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Anti-Peltier protest planned
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DECEMBER 14, 2000 A group of FBI agents are planning to hold an anti-Leonard Peltier protest tomorrow in Washington, DC. FBI agents, current and former, are among the most vocal opponents to Peltier's release. President Bill Clinton plans to issue a decision on whether or not to free the imprisoned activist before he leaves office in January. A decision is expected around the holidays. Get the Story:
FBI agents plan D.C. protest (USA Today in The Arizona Republic 12/14)
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Free Leonard Peltier - www.freepeltier.org
The Leonard Peltier File, FBI - www.fbi.gov/contact/fo/minn/peltier.htm
The No Parole Peltier Association - www.noparolepeltier.com
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