Please! ALL! prepare for this action for Troy Davis on Tuesday!!

[nofurylike]

A letter from NYC FreeTroy folks:

Dear friends,

As all of us know by now, on June 25, the Supreme Court will conference to decide whether to allow a court to hear Troy Davis’s case. If the court rules against him, Chatham County, Georgia District Attorney Larry Chisolm will have a decision to make.

Either he can reopen Troy’s case and let his evidence of innocence be heard, or he can perpetuate an injustice and seek a fifth execution date for Troy.


On Tuesday, June 23, Martina, Troy’s sister, and The Campaign to End the Death Penalty are calling on people around the country and around the world to call Chisolm to seek justice, and remind him that we are watching to see what he will do.


I know we have already faxed him, e-mailed him and called him in the past, but we need to get that letter ready again and make sure we all come together next Tuesday and bombard him, every single one of us, united, against this colossal miscarriage of American Injustice.


Let’s fax, call and email Chatham County D.A. Larry Chisolm again on June 23. Let him know that we want him to re-open Troy Davis’s case and that we expect him NOT to seek yet another execution date.



Phone: [phone]


Fax: [phone] & [phone]

e-mail: [e-mail]



Despite the fact that seven out of the nine witnesses in Troy’s case have recanted their testimony, and six people have signed affidavits implicating another man in the murder of Mark MacPhail, no court has agreed to hear from the witnesses to evaluate their testimony. Chisolm can re-open the case, and change all that. He ran last November on a platform of accountability and fairness. Let’s remind him that accountability and fairness start with his actions in Troy’s case.

INNOCENCE MATTERS NO MATTER WHEN IT COMES OUT, IT DOES NOT HAVE A TIME LIMIT!


As most of you know, in a desperate attempt to silence Troy, the Georgia Department of Corrections has always prohibited all television access to him. Interview requests from 60 Minutes, Dateline NBC and the Associated Press have been denied, and the prison has threatened to revoke Troy’s phone privileges should any family member allow media to speak to him. These drastic infringements on Troy’s First Amendment rights are a measure of the state’s fear that exposure could reveal the truth about racism and injustice in Chatham County and in the state of Georgia.

So, this is what we are dealing with. All Troy has is our voices, so please, please, let’s make sure Chisolm is going to hear thousands of them next Tuesday.

I will (re-post) on Monday to make sure you remember to have your letter ready to be faxed, Chisolm’s phone number in your purse or wallet and his email before you go to work on Tuesday.

And last, but not least, PLEASE FORWARD TO AS MANY PEOPLE AS POSSIBLE ASKING THEM TO TAKE ACTION WITH US ON TUESDAY JUNE 23RD

.

Thank you so much in advance

Peace


***

i will be back to post more, and to kick later


peace!

[goclark]

1. K for Troy please

[nofurylike]

3. there you are, always showing up, dear goclark. THANK YOU!!!!

:hi:

:hug:


peace and solidarity, always!

[ColbertWatcher]

2. Kick and rec for Troy. n/t

[nofurylike]

5. thank you so much, ColbertWatcher!!! please spread word!! eom

[NightWatcher]

4. k, r, and bookmark for Monday

[nofurylike]

8. thank you so much, NightWatcher!!! and that's a great idea!! eom

[nofurylike]

6. thank you, ALL for the recs!!!! wow!!!

:cry:

wow....


peace and solidarity!!

[Fire1]

7. Will do. k&r

[nofurylike]

9. thank you so much, Fire1, again, more!! please spread word!! eom

[nofurylike]

10. back later to post more, kick! please kick!! THANK YOU ALL!! eom

[goclark]

12. Troy is depending on us! K please nt

[nofurylike]

25. you are so wonderful, goclark!! THANK YOU!! eom

[Luminous Animal]

11. 'tis kicked and r'ed.

[nofurylike]

18. thank you so much, Luminous Animal!! pelase act and spread

the word!!


peace!

[earthboundmisfit]

13. K&R

Will do.

[nofurylike]

19. thank you so much, earthboundmisfit(wow, me too!) !! please

spread the word!!


peace!

[EFerrari]

14. On it!

:kick:

[nofurylike]

20. you really are, again and again. thank you so much, EFerrari!!!

again. more.

please spread it everywhere possible!!!

:hi:


peace and solidarity, always!

[northofdenali]

15. Sent email.

"Please at least allow a hearing. Justice is blind; we are not.

Karen Matthews
482 Cindy Drive
Fairbanks, AK 99701
[phone]
[e-mail]"

God can prove there is a god - but I don't have much hope.

Added: K&R and will do so again later for the late-nighters.

[nofurylike]

22. very well said, northofdenali!! thank you so much!! and for the

later kick-to-be and all!!

and the example of how to write a moving letter to the DA!!


peace and solidarity!

[nofurylike]

16. people are on this around the clock now. this is urgent CRUCIAL!!

other actions to post. rallies....


THANK YOU ALL!!!!

spread word!!


peace and solidarity, always!!

[goclark]

76. The night crew should be here now

[nofurylike]

17. please post this everywhere! please tweet it, email to your whole

email lists, tell it, sing it......


you know.

please. it is imperative that we overflow the phones, faxes, email accounts, even lines in halls for office visits....

of the district attorney

AND of Atty Gnl HOLDER, which will be in another action alert i will be posting soon.


peace

[nofurylike]

21. everybody, please check out this piercing video the great

brilliant DUer Generic Other made for Troy!

on DU:

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=385x326098

and on YouTube:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_RgmjQK5VIA


please rate it too, if you can!


thank you, GO!!!! :hi:


peace and solidarity, always!!

[nofurylike]

23. Savannah, GA Rally and Actions for Troy Davis, Tomorrow!! (Sat.)

The “I am Troy” campaign will kick off Saturday at 10:00 a.m. with a rally at 38th Street Park at 38th St and Martin Luther King, Jr. Blvd. Volunteers will then disperse through Savannah neighborhoods to gather signatures.

There will also be a community mass meeting at 6:00 p.m. at Bolton Street Baptist Church.



i hope you can show up!! i'm sorry i didn't get it posted sooner!


peace!

[nofurylike]

24. JUST received this from GFADP (Georgians for Alternatives to

the Death Penalty):


http://www.gfadp.org/Portals/0/Troy_Davis_Poster_wBJ.pdf

for a poster for details on the events taking place this weekend in Savannah for the Week of Witness for Troy Davis, sponsored by Amnesty Intl and NAACP. Events include a rally on Saturday morning, a community meeting on Sunday evening, and of course canvassing Savannah all weekend (details in the link). Hope you can make it out to show your support for Troy Davis!

As you know, the Supreme Court is expected to decide if they will hear Troy's case on June 25th, so we need to maintain the high visibility for this case. If the Supreme Court decides not to hear the case, all of our attention will shift to Larry Chisolm, Chatham County District Attorney, to persuade him to intervene in the case. One important component to that is media attention, and lately Troy's case has generated tons of it! Along with recent op-eds in the NY Times and LA Times, Newsweek just published this fantastic article yesterday

http://www.newsweek.com/id/202571


Thanks again, hope to see you this weekend in Savannah!

With Hope,

[EFerrari]

26. (Free Speech TV is airing a big rally in Savannah with Troy's sister.

I can't tell when it happened but it must have been this week. Great attendance, snapshots of people for Troy all over the world! :hi: )

[nofurylike]

30. wow, thank you so much for telling me that!! that is GREAT news!!

the article up there, about today's rally, i forgot to post the link!, is from a tv news station.

word IS getting around!!!

THANK YOU FOR THAT DELIGHT, EFerrari!!!

:hi:


peace, solidarity, always!!

[EFerrari]

31. His sister is a GREAT speaker! Just excellent!

:)

[nofurylike]

33. isn't she amazing?! she just got another award as an activist

against the death penalty. i can't recall which, at this moment, but she is an amazing one, in countless ways!!
spoke before the european union.....


google her some time, intensely inspirational story.
and SHE is why Troy is ALIVE.


thanks, you!!

[nofurylike]

27. Week of Witness for Troy Davis (today, 19th, thru next friday, 26th)

From several sources on multiple actions
i will be re-posting this on Activist Hq over this weekend)


Week of Witness for Troy Davis

Friends,

The US Supreme Court is expected to decide whether or not to hear Troy's case on June 25, making their decision public in the days following. In preparation for that, Amnesty Int'l and NAACP have called for a Week of Witness for Troy Davis to be held next week, from Friday, June 19 to Friday, June 26. The intent is to keep the public spotlight shining on Troy's case during this critical time.


http://www.amnestyusa.org/uploads/file/TroyWoWSavetheDate.pdf
for more info on the Week of Witness and how you can participate, including some ideas for getting your faith community involved. We'll be sending out more info soon on specific events being held in Savannah, Atlanta, and throughout the state.

And of course, you can still join GFADP and Amnesty on our weekly trips to Savannah! As you know, we've been canvassing Savannah every weekend for the past several weeks and we're up to 6,748 signature of Savannah residents calling on their district attorney to re-open Troy's case! This number is amazing, and we're well on our way to reaching our goal of 10,000. We'll be heading back down this Saturday, June 20th, leaving at 8 AM from the Amnesty Office. If you'd like to help, just send me an email at [e-mail] and let me know if you'd like to travel with us from Atlanta and whether or not you can drive, if you'll meet us in Savannah, or if you'd like us to pick you up in Macon. The trips are always a good time and we'd love to have you along! Some Savannah events for the Week of Witness are also being planned for that day, so it should be a great opportunity to meet and talk with lots of folks about Troy's case. Hope to see you there!

And thanks so much for the help you've all already put in, the community's commitment to this case has been truly inspiring.

***

We need everyone who cares about Troy Davis and innocence to do whatever they can to persuade DA Chisolm to reopen Troy's case. Be as creative as you can in getting his attention and, above all, speak in your own voice. Tell Chisolm from your heart why he needs to intervene.

We encourage you to make one-to-one contact with him whether it be through a personal letter, email, phone call, video message, or a personal visit with Chisolm.

The most important thing is that you contact him and do it soon. If you simply do not have time to send your own message, there are many time-saving and easy options available:
ACLU:
https://secure.aclu.org/site/Advocacy?pagename=homepage&id=906&page=UserAction&s_src=taf&JServSessionIdr011=dmq87c4v21.app25a

Amnesty:
http://takeaction.amnestyusa.org/siteapps/advocacy/index.aspx?c=jhKPIXPCIoE&b=2590179&template=x.ascx&action=12361

Investigate the Injustice Petition:
http://www.thepetitionsite.com/17/investigate-the-injustice

Atlanta CEDP's Concerned Professors letter :
http://www.thepetitionsite.com/1/concerned-professors-for-troy-davis


It is imperative that Chisolm understands that Troy's case is important to people across the spectrum and that TROY'S INNOCENCE is the ISSUE! Troy cannot afford to have that message diluted. So, please speak in your own voice and deliver your message to Chisolm directly.

Larry Chisolm
District Attorney
133 Montgomery Street
Savannah, Georgia 31401
Phone: [phone]
Fax: [phone] or [phone]

emailto:[e-mail]

[northofdenali]

28. Another kick.

DU, THIS IS WHAT WE DO BEST.

[nofurylike]

32. very well said, again, northofdenali! thank you, again, more!! eom

[EFerrari]

36. You know it! Let's get it movin bright and early on Tuesday, too.

I'll bring the donuts. :hi:

[aikoaiko]

29. I can't make it to the rally, but I'm emailing Larry.

I voted for him to get in and now he has to step up.

[nofurylike]

34. thank you thank you thank you, aikoaiko!! YOU are exactly who

he NEEDS to hear from!!!

i am very sorry i didn't get word out about the rally sooner.

and call and fax and email again, and everything on tuesday too!! maybe even stop in a as constituent....

doing ANY or ALL are just great!!!

and spread word, of course


peace and solidarity!!

[aikoaiko]

39. Has it been in the Savannah Morning News. I've been skimming the paper in the am

but I didn't see anything. I'll look for a link (but the SMN site is a screwedup).

Edited to add: This was just put up on the SMN website.

http://savannahnow.com/node/740998

NAACP top exec: Davis case built on 'lies'
By Jan Skutch
Created 2009-06-19 23:30

If the conviction of Troy Anthony Davis and his subsequent death sentencing resulted from "lies," then a "cop killer" has remained at large for 18 years, the top executive of the national NAACP said Friday. That is what occurred, asserted Benjamin Jealous, president and chief executive officer of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, and it demands that Chatham County District Attorney Larry Chisolm reopen the case.

"The interest of the state is in the truth," he told the Savannah Morning News in a Friday interview. Jealous is in Savannah as part of "I AM TROY," a grassroots campaign and petition drive to spare Davis from execution at the Georgia Diagnostic and Classification Prison near Jackson. The campaign is part of a nationwide initiative.

Davis, 38, was convicted and sentenced to die in 1991 for the murder of off-duty Savannah police officer Mark Allen MacPhail. A litany of appeals has failed to sway various courts, although Davis has evaded execution three times. On Thursday, the U.S. Supreme Court is expected to consider the latest challenge by attorneys for Davis. Jealous, along with state and Savannah Branch NAACP groups, wants Chisolm to reopen the case and find the assailant who is truly guilty. They say seven of the nine state witnesses at the original trial have recanted their testimony. Execution of Davis will mean a possibly innocent man will die, they further argue.

Included in the NAACP effort this weekend are:

-- 10 a.m. to noon today:A rally is scheduled at the 38th Street Park, followed by a local petition canvassing in surrounding neighborhoods.

-- 6 p.m. Sunday: A mass meeting is planned at Bolton Street Baptist Church, 821 Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd.



.....more at link.....

[nofurylike]

40. i don't know, but it is covered here:

http://www.wsav.com/sav/news/crime/davis/article/naacp_i_am_troy_campaign_in_savannah_this_weekend/18324/

and that amazed us all!!

more word out all the time! and needed!!

[nofurylike]

41. seems good reason for a LTTE of your morning news!! eom

[nofurylike]

57. hey, thank you for posting "Davis case built on 'lies,'" aikoaiko!!!

i was trying to decide if i should post it in LBN, then found you have it here, thank you!!


peace!

[SeattleGirl]

35. I will be faxing a letter on Tuesday.

It's insane that they seem to care more about how THEY will look, rather than that true justice be done.

[nofurylike]

37. yes, it really IS **insane**!!! thank you so very much, SeattleGirl!!

very well said!


peace and solidarity!

[nofurylike]

38. Actual Innocence (Newsweek)

A death-row case tests whether swift justice can also be certain.
By Ellis Cose
Published Jun 18, 2009
From the magazine issue dated Jun 29, 2009

http://www.newsweek.com/id/202571

-snip-

The case rested on the shoulders of nine eyewitnesses—including the man who named Davis as the shooter but who others say is the real culprit. Seven of those witnesses have recanted. Most say they lied under pressure from police or prosecutors. A succession of courts has rejected their affidavits. Davis now has a long-shot petition pending before the Supreme Court requesting a hearing so those witnesses—who have never explained their reversals in court—can be heard.

-snip-

So what if Davis is innocent? He blew his chance to prove that (notwithstanding that his previous attorneys were financially crippled), so it's not the A.G.'s concern. But it is the concern of his supporters. Ben Jealous, head of the NAACP, which filed a supporting brief, calls it the "most compelling case of innocence" he has seen. So why have courts been so reluctant to intervene? In part, because recantations are inherently suspect since they generally are offered by codefendants or family members. Then there is the Antiterrorism and Effective Death Penalty Act of 1996, which aspired to deliver convicted murderers more quickly to the gallows by foreclosing repeated habeas proceedings. Barr believes appellate courts are misinterpreting the law. It was never meant, he says, to prevent an appeal "where there is overwhelming evidence of innocence that has not been presented—What's the burden on the state, for heaven's sake, to take a day to have an evidentiary hearing?"

-snip-

So prosecutors generally prefer to let verdicts stand. But what DNA testing has made clear is that juries often make -mistakes—especially when relying on eyewitness testimony. Since 1989, more than 230 inmates have been released on the basis of such tests. Nearly 80 percent were convicted largely on eyewitness testimony, says Brandon Garrett, a University of Virginia law professor. The police can guard against planting false memories and thereby inducing false identifications by making sure witnesses are not cued to choose particular suspects. That was not done in Davis's case. And it is still not the norm. So you end up with this toxic combination: tainted identifications, inadequate legal resources and a court system reluctant to revisit jury decisions come together to create this truly Orwellian situation in which a possibly innocent man is asked to die because that is more efficient than reexamining the facts.

What happens if the Hail Mary pass to the Supreme Court fails? Larry Chisholm, the new district attorney in Chatham County, will certainly feel pressure to get involved. But the issues go beyond Davis. If courts are truly misreading the law, perhaps the law needs to be changed. The more profound question is this: must we accept that some plausibly innocent people will die as the cost of streamlining the process of justice? And is it fair to require that the sacrifice be borne almost exclusively by those too poor to mount an adequate defense at trial? Davis deserves a straight answer. So do we all.

***

Cose Is A Newsweek Contributing Editor, And Is Host And Executive Producer Of Against The Odds, A Nationally Syndicated Radio Documentary Series.




please act. please spread word, far and wide.


thank you.

[aikoaiko]

42. I've said it before, I'll say it again: As a DP supporter, I like more certainty in the conviction.

I think it is far from certain that Troy Davis did this. I can't say I am convinced he didn't do it either.

[nofurylike]

44. good. doubt is the line, however you feel about the DP.

and as i have said to you before, please write the DA from that perspective.

they get away with knee-jerk dismissing us as "a bunch of abolitionists, just trying to advance their agenda," never facing that they, and this and cases like it, are what create countless abolitionists.


thank you for supporting sanity!!


peace!

[nofurylike]

43. back in a bit. please kick!! thank you ALL!!! eom

[nofurylike]

45. kick g'night. please kick for the predawners and earlybirds! TY!! eom

[EFerrari]

46. Have bookmarked, will kick.

:kick:

[nofurylike]

56. thank you so much, for all you do, EFerrari!! energizing!!!! eom

[Lilyeye]

47. K&R

[nofurylike]

58. thank you so much, Lilyeye!! please act and spread the word!! eom

[goclark]

48. Let's do it for Troy!

[nofurylike]

59. wow, here you are again, caring and giving and kicking, goclark!!

thank you thank you thank you!!!


peace and solidarity, always!

[EFerrari]

49. kick

[nofurylike]

60. thank you thank you thank you, again, more, EFerrari!!! eom

[mitchum]

50. Kick

[nofurylike]

61. thank you so much, mitchum!! please spread the word!!! eom

[AlphaCentauri]

51. kick to End the Death Penalty

[nofurylike]

64. ABSOLUTELY!!! thank you so much, AlphaCentauri!!! please act

and spread the word!!!


peace!

[northofdenali]

52. C'mon DU'ers, lets keep this at the forefront.

:kick:

[nofurylike]

65. yes!! "lets keep this at the forefront"!!! it is unbelievably urgent and

important!!!

thank you so much, northofdenali, again, more!!!


peace and solidarity!

[northofdenali]

89. As a (caucasion) member of NAACP since 1972,

this has become, to me, one of the most urgent causes to date. We MUST NOT execute a proven innocent man, DESPITE FUCKING ANTONIN SCALIA and his

"Mere factual innocence is no reason not to carry out a death sentence properly reached." - Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia

[nofurylike]

53. Grass Roots Campaign for Troy Davis

Grass Roots Campaign for Troy Davis
Jun 20, 2009 5:08 PM EDT
By WTOC staff

http://www.wtoctv.com/Global/story.asp?S=10567507

It was a hot Saturday, but that didn't stop hundreds from showing their support for a man on death row.

The NAACP and supporters of Troy Anthony Davis, came out to promote their Grass Roots Campaign on Saturday at the 38th Street Park.

Music, games, and even food were on hand as supporters worked to get people to sign a petition, urging Savannah District Attorney Larry Chisolm to re-open Davis's case.

-snip-

***

[nofurylike]

54. Troy Davis Must Not Be Executed, By Benjamin Todd Jealous

Troy Davis Must Not Be Executed

http://www.theroot.com/views/troy-davis-must-not-be-executed?auto=true

Wrongful convictions of black men have become commonplace. But conviction of Troy Davis in Chatham County, Georgia is one of the most egregious and compelling cases in decades. You can help save this man's life.
By Benjamin Todd Jealous
June 17, 2009

-snip-

To DeJuan Correira, his “Uncle Troy” embodies all of these attributes. A mentor to his nephew, Troy Anthony Davis played a prominent role in DeJuan’s development into a superior student while simultaneously providing support to DeJuan’s mother, Martina, Troy’s sister who was diagnosed with cancer in 2001. Davis’ accomplishments as a father figure and family man are astounding given his circumstances; since 1991, Davis has been on death row, wrongly convicted of the murder of Savannah police officer Mark MacPhail.

-snip-

But the Troy Davis case is the most compelling case of wrongful conviction in decades. No physical evidence links Davis to the crime; no murder weapons were found and seven out of nine eyewitnesses recanted or contradicted their original statements. The facts of his innocence are so overwhelming that it has inspired conservative former Congressman Bob Barr and former FBI head William Sessions to speak out. The chorus calling for a new trial includes former President Jimmy Carter and Pope Benedict XVI. Despite irrefutable evidence of his innocence, Chatham County is one of 159 counties in the state of Georgia. The county currently has approximately 250,000 residents, less than 3 percent of Georgia’s state population. Yet this tiny county has produced one-third of Georgia’s exonerations and 40 percent of its death row exonerations, statistics that reveal a questionable history of negligent legal practices. The Troy Davis case is the latest in a series of disturbing instances of Chatham County’s disregard for justice and a proclivity to prosecute and potentially execute people innocent of the crimes of which they've been convicted. The new Chatham County District Attorney, Larry Chisolm, who is black, could reopen the case, but so far he has refused to do so.
In a desperate attempt to silence Davis, the Georgia Department of Corrections has prohibited all television access to him. Interview requests from 60 Minutes, Dateline NBC and the Associated Press have been denied, and the prison has threatened to revoke Davis’ phone privileges should any family member allow media to speak to him. These drastic infringements on Davis’ First Amendment rights are a measure of the state’s fear that exposure could reveal the truth about racism and injustice in Chatham County and in the state of Georgia.

-snip-

While many in his position would be resentful about the unfair circumstances and an unjust system that put them behind bars, Davis exudes benevolence, responsibility and leadership. The effect Davis has had on his nephew is evident—DeJuan achieved top honors in the state’s Social Science Fair for his project entitled “Time for Change: How Does the Troy Anthony Davis Case Affect Georgia?" From the confines of the Georgia Diagnostic and Classification State Prison, Davis has mentored and provided an example to young DeJuan by being positive, unwavering and unbroken.

-snip-


Benjamin Todd Jealous is the president and CEO of the NAACP.

***

Please, if you haven't already, sign the petition too:
http://iamtroy.com/

[nofurylike]

55. this is a great piece by ben jealous!! i wanted to post a new

thread with it, but i didn't know if that was within DU guidelines. if it is okay to do, and anyone wants to re-post it, as it deserves to be, please do!!


peace!

[EFerrari]

62. I really like Ben Jealous. Great essay.

:kick:

[nofurylike]

66. isn't he great? he has dedicated the NAACP to reforming the

Justice system, starting all-out this summer!!

desperately needed!!!

gratitude, EFerrari, beyond words....


peace and solidarity!

[Number23]

63. Kick and I'll rec if I'm not too late (which I probably am)

This is a horrible, tragic and all too familiar story here in America.

[nofurylike]

67. "horrible, tragic and all too familiar story here in America." yes

yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes

:cry:


this thread is about action desperately needed on tuesday, so, no, not too late at all!

thank you so very much, Number23!!!


peace and solidarity!!

[nofurylike]

68. it is IMPERATIVE and URGENT that we FLOOD these people

with our demand for JUSTICE FOR TROY!!!!!!!

on TUESDAY

[nofurylike]

69. thank you, ALL, for keeping this kicked!!! eom

[nofurylike]

70. all actions up to now have been crucial, but this is unspeakably

URGENT!!!!!

[nofurylike]

71. the HORRIFYING need to stop them - for the FIFTH TIME!!!!!!!!! -

from executing a man who, at the very least!!, has a strong legal case for innocence, and, in fact, is INNOCENT!!!!!

[nofurylike]

72. this is to give info to prepare to act in unison on tuesday, writing

the DA and the U. S. Attorney General, en masse.

please prepare and please take the actions!!!


thank you all!!!

[nofurylike]

73. check out this video, re-posted from above on thread:

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=385x326098

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_RgmjQK5VIA

[nofurylike]

74. PLEASE!!!! send this info to your email lists, your twitter followers,

your myspace friends, your buddy lists...

everyone everywhere you possibly can!!!!!!!!!!


thank you!!!!!!

[nofurylike]

75. PLEASE ACT AND SPREAD THE WORD!!!!! please kick!!!!! eom

[nofurylike]

77. i pace days, wake nights, sob my heart out, searching for what will

touch, reach, move those who can grant Troy his FIRST REAL DAY IN COURT....



your words can. please speak them, write them, send them....


thank you

[nofurylike]

78. thank you everyone who cares so very much! i will post more on

this action, soon.

then on other actions, soon, too.


peace and solidarity, all!

[Kind of Blue]

79. To late for me to recommend, nofurylike .

But I will pass the message on and send a fax, as well.

[nofurylike]

81. thank you so very much, Kind of Blue!!! if can, will you send the

fax on tuesday?
if that's not possible, any time, as many times, possible, will be great. GREAT!!!


peace and solidarity!

[Kind of Blue]

87. Definitely on Tuesday and will call, as well.

This is just too sad. I just hope my two-cents helps.
Thank you for bringing Troy Davis to my attention.
I was kicked in the stomach this week when the Supreme Court ruled that William Osborne, Alaska, had no constitutional right to DNA testing after being found guilty of rape. I agree with you that there is no time limits on innocence.

[nofurylike]

90. "This is just too sad." yes. yes. i was kicked by scotus' disgusting

decision, too.

thank you so much, Kind of Blue!!!!! please spread word!!!

there will be a new action alert in the morning, too. and i will re-post to remind people to send on tuesday.

thank you so, again, more.


peace and solidarity!

[bliss_eternal]

80. Saturday night kick...

:kick:
:kick:
:kick:

[nofurylike]

82. thank you so much, bliss_eternal!! please spread word!!! eom

[EFerrari]

83. Kick

[nofurylike]

85. much much thanks to you, EFerrari!!! i'll be posting a new action

in the morning. i have been waiting on details, but didn't get them. just so you (and any reading this) know, there is a call for "prayer" for the SCOTUS - for all, everywhere, at noon eastern time, today, sunday, to pray for the supreme court justices to find, or receive, wisdom and fairness and compassion and decency and....

i just don't have the action alert's words....

just so you know.

i hope to get word tonight, or in the morning, and will post it when i do.

meanwhile, please do join us all in what i call reaching out to the shared unconscious...

chanting

drumming

dancing

praying

for the Supremes to be Touched by Consciousness


much gratitude, dear EFerrari!

Peace and solidarity!

[EFerrari]

86. I will look for your thread in the morning.

Thank you so much for all your hard work and for helping us to focus up. :hug:

I have a very good feeling about us, about this. :grouphug:

[nofurylike]

88. WONDERFUL words, "I have a very good feeling," dear EFerrari!!!

thank you so much so much so much!!!!

and for your kind words!! and :hug: :grouphug:

sending same to you!


i am still waiting for word on today's action. i will post on the next actions if i don't hear on this one soon. it is the prayer thing, and is time specific, so i'll hope that will come, first.


thank you for everything, EF


peace and solidarity, always!

[nofurylike]

91. i didn't get the info on today's action alert, but thank you so much

for keeping an eye out for it!!! i am going to write a new one for tomorrow, monday, morning.

monday night, i'll post a reminder to send on tuesday.

we desperately need to inundate the DA on tuesday and wednesday.

thank you so much. your words of feeling good about this have re-energized me. you have done that a number of times as i've started wearing out - generous!!


peace and solidarity, always!!

[nofurylike]

84. kick. more tomorrow. THANKS ALL!! eom

[nofurylike]

92. kick, so the most possible GET READY FOR THIS ACTION eom

[nofurylike]

93. we DESPERATELY NEED to flood them with calls, emails, faxes

ON TUESDAY and on WEDNESDAY!!!!!!

[nofurylike]

94. i will post a next action tomorrow. please send people to the

links to actions for Troy, found in the OP!!!!!

[nofurylike]

95. PLEASE! contact EVERYONE YOU CAN to take this action!!! eom