#a.i.m

A pic for WirelessShibe`s indie game A.I.M https://x.com/Animal_Mercs

Also this is just a wacky theory

Forever confused that anyone thought Rage Against the Machine were not political.

I mean, this was a SINGLE guys.

Solo, I'm a soloist on a solo list, all live, never on a floppy disk Inka, inka, bottle of ink, paintings of rebellion drawn up by the thoughts I think

The militant poet in once again, check it

It's set up like a deck of cards: they're sendin' us to early graves for all the diamonds, they'll use a pair of clubs to beat the spades

With poetry, I paint the pictures that hit, more like the murals that fit; don't turn away, get in front of it

Brotha, did ya forget ya name? Did ya lose it on the wall playin Tic-Tac-Toe?

Yo, check the diagonal, three brothers gone, come on, doesn't that make it three in a row?

(Anger is a gift)

Brotha, did ya forget ya name? Did ya lose it on the wall playin' Tic-Tac-Toe?

Yo, check the diagonal, three million gone, come on, 'cause you know they're counting backwards to zero Environment, the environment exceeding on the level of our unconsciousness

For example, what does the billboard say?

"Come and play, come and play Forget about the movement"

Freedom, yeah Freedom, yeah right

"In the early 70s, residents of the Pine Ridge Reservation lived in poverty and fear of FBI backed Goon Squads. More than 200 people had been beaten or murdered Most were supporters of the American Indian Movement

"The A.I.M drum had been heard by many Indians around the country who were struggling to find some meaningful existence. Among them was a young Ojibwa-Sioux from Turtle Mountain, North Dakota. Leonard Peltier was born on September 12, 1944"

"The focus of the secret F.B.I counter-intelligence program (COINTELPRO) was turned from the Black Panthers onto A.I.M, and an organized 'neutralizing' of A.I.M leaders was begun"

On June 26th 1975, two unmarked cars drove onto Jumping Bull property. A fire fight began. Two FBI agents and one Indian male were killed. One of the largest manhunts in the history of the FBI followed.

"In the narrow vision of the F.B.I there was no place in the American Dream for these ungrateful aborigines who dared to state that all national boundaries in the Western Hemisphere, from Alaska to Argentina, were entirely meaningless, since 'Americans' were really 'Europeans' and the Americas were Indian country from end to end.

Three AIM members were arrested The first two were acquitted, but after illegal extradition from Canada, Leonard Peltier was found guilty

All key Indian prosecution witnessess claimed they had been coerced by the FBI

"State and government authorities were less concerned with Law and Order than with the obstacle to Black Hills mining leases that that A.I.M insistence on Indian sovereignty might represent"

Later numerous contradictions came to light in FBI evidence. Proof of Peltier's innocence was ignored or withheld from Appeal Courts. 6000 pages of documents about the case remain CLASSIFIED for reasons of NATIONAL SECURITY

"What treaty that the whites have kept has the red man broken? Not one What treaty that the white man ever made with us have they kept? Not one. When I was a boy the Sioux owned the world; the sun rose and set on their land; they sent ten thousand men to battle.

Where are the warriors today? Who slew them? Where are our lands? Who owns them now?" SITTING BULL (LAKOTA)

WE DEMAND AND SUPPORT THE REQUEST THAT LEONARD PELTIER BE GRANTED EXECUTIEV CLEMENCY AND BE RELEASED

X-Men Elsewhen #1, pages 13, 14 & 15 by John Byrne. 2019.

Page 13 was originally posted July 24, 2018.

Page 14 was originally posted July 25, 2018.

Death of Wolverine: Deadpool and Captain America #1 (2014)

Writer: Gerry Duggan