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BASTILLE DAY in Harrisburg with Ramona Africa: Paroling the MOVE 9 in 2008
by BE47 Monday, Jul. 16, 2007 at 11:25 AM

Ramona Africa spoke in Harrisburg on July 14, "Bastille Day." She gave a wonderful history of the MOVE organization and gave a clear description of why the eight surviving MOVE 9 prisoners must be released from Pennsylvania's prison system in 2008. And why they need to be granted a new, fair trial. They have all been in jail for 300 years for one bullet, the sentencing judge admits he has no idea who who fired it. Yet they are all serving his 30-100 years sentence. Many are certain the bullet was actually fired by police, a horrible instance of "friendly fire." This "bastille Day" talk by Ramona is one of the best talks I have ever heard her give [and she sets a pretty high standard!]. Full extended versions of this talk should be available soon on CD. But for now, if you missed her talk, stream this! Peace if you can help finance the MOVE 9 legal defense, please make checks out to "MOVE." the address is: MOVE P.O. Box 19709  Philadelphia, PA 19143

QuickTime movie at 20.3 mebibytes

Ramona gives a wonderful, detailed history of the MOVE organization and tells us why the dedicated eight surviving MOVE 9 prisoners need released in 2008 on probation. And why they all need a new, fair trial.

www.onaMOVE.com