We Each Begin In Innocence. We All

I See, Or At Least It Appears To Me, That There Is Some Concerted Effort To Discredit Them, And Categorize The American Indian Movement As Some Adverse Entity, As Opposed To It Being A Manifestation Of The Desperations Of A Whole Race Of People.

In Them Days, It Was Just Still Not Illegal To Kill An Indian. If You Killed An Indian, You'd Be Very Unfortunate If You Got Probation - Most Of Them Were Released Immediately.

They Still Don't Want To Admit To The World That This Isn't The Best And The Fairest And Most Equal Justice System. And That They Are Guilty Of Railroading People Into Jail. They Don't Want To, Or Never Will, Admit These Things.

The United States Government Can Indict You On Something, And Now You've Got To Prove Your Innocence. And That's Not The Constitution Of The United States.

I Think Only A Massive Public Outcry Would Result In My Receiving Any Measure Of Justice.