Are there any limits to this woman's rudeness and disrespect?
I've been trying to get answers for months, not weeks or days. Seems Zoi's now trying to use Bob Robideau's death to further her cause. And she's calling me a "disrespectful moron"? Unbelievable.E-mail from Zoi:THIS is why LPDOC have not returned your "summons to answer to you"you disrespectful moron!
--- On Mon, 23/2/09, contact @ whoisleonard peltier. info <contact @ whoisleonard peltier. info> wrote:
From: contact @ whoisleonard peltier. info <contact @ whoisleonard peltier. info>
Subject: Leonard Peltier Remembers Bob Robideau
To: shugpt.1896 @ btinternet. com
Date: Monday, 23 February, 2009, 3:04 AM
Greetings my relatives!
It is with a real deep sense of loss that I write this. The loss of my brother
in the struggle for Indigenous rights who was also my blood cousin and also a
defendant in the Oglala shoot-out trials. I am speaking of Robert Robideau, who
we called Bob most of the time. Bob was a tireless campaigner for my freedom
and Indigenous rights all over the world. I can’t express enough how greatly
his leaving this level of existence will be missed.
Bob and I grew up together. We were involved in the 70’s American Indian
Movement together. We were shot at together. We were on the run together and
over the 33 years of my imprisonment, Bob was a person I could count on for a
lot of reasons. We laughed together, quarreled with one another, praised one
another and had strong disagreements at times. Bob was the one person I could
truly count on to tell me the straight of it, whether I liked it or not. I
didn’t talk to Bob in person that often, as of late, but just the thought of
knowing it will be a while before I talk with him again, causes a sense of
missing him like never before. He was sometimes my worst critic and sometimes
my best support, but he was always my brother and I loved him dearly. I
wouldn’t doubt that wherever he is at, he’s organizing a support group of
some sort. If I thought there was anything that I
could say that would bring him back to us, this statement would go on for as
long as it took. However, reality being what it is, I know Bob will appreciate
our concerns for the loved ones he left behind and want us to go on and do the
very best we can to make this a better and more free, more just world we live in
and he would surely remind us that we are the guardians of the future and the
keepers of today.
It is always difficult to address the loss of people you knew and cared about,
but every once in awhile, there is a loss that is deeper than all the rest. In
this loss, there is often a loss of words. It is a time when the shock of the
situation is so close that you just don’t know what to say. One thing I can
say for sure is that the loss of Bob Robideau is a loss to all. And to Bob, I
don’t know how long I’ll be here myself, but that doesn’t matter. I look
forward to seeing you again my brother, some other time, some other place. May
the Creator be with you wherever you are and wherever you go.
In the Spirit of Crazy Horse, Bob Robideau, Steve Robideau, Joe Stuntz, Bobby
Garcia, Roque Duenas, Nilak Butler, Anna Mae Aquash, , and all the others who
gave of themselves for our People.
Mitakuye oyasin
Leonard Peltier
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