The Story of Kamau Sadiki, Assata Shakur and the Black Liberation Army

5 responses to “The Story of Kamau Sadiki, Assata Shakur and the Black Liberation Army”

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   […] enforcement’s worst nightmare, armed combatants in the revolutionary Black underground, the Black Liberation Army (BLA).  Much of our history in our people’s struggle has been kept away from you and seemingly […]

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   cybergrace

   January 17, 2022

   Thank you, for your truth-telling Dhoruba. Kamau Sadiki is a people’s hero and as such is needed at home to be a father, grandfather and continue to be the inspiration he has been his entire life to young people. Lastly, Kamau Sadiki was framed by the same white supremacist, crooked FBI agents that have concocted stories about other heroes behind bars. Free Kamau!

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   Larry

   September 24, 2017

   Brother Bhoruba. If we declare ourselves to be “solders” and that we represent an “army”behind enemy lines. There are casualties of war that are inherent with that declaration in that theater. No Geneva contract no observer from the Hague. Just like in baseball. There’s no crying once one decides to go to war.

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   Kwasi Akyeampong

   May 16, 2017

   Thank you.
   Reposted on TheBlackList at: http://theblacklist.net/video/the-story-of-kamau-sadiki-assata-shakur-and-the-black-liberation

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