00:00¿Puedes volver a ser liberado de prisión?
00:07Si hay personas en el mundo protestan y escuchan a cómo se convierte.
00:14Y ve la evidencia.
00:16Sí.
00:19Leñard turned 80 en el año pasado.
00:21En un par de meses, él comenzó a partir de 50 años de incarceración.
00:24Indian activist, Leñard Peltier.
00:27Native activist, Leñard Peltier.
00:28If you're Native American in the United States, you know the story of Leñard Peltier.
00:32Are you guilty of anything?
00:34I'm guilty of standing up for my people's rights.
00:36Everything that has happened to him is a mirror of what's happened to Indian people throughout history.
00:43They say we don't have no civil rights.
00:45They're terrorizing these people on the reservation.
00:48Acts of murder are being committed daily to American Indians.
00:52The American Indian Movement was organized to help Indians.
00:55Resistance is an obligation.
00:57The FBI was very concerned by the grassroots support that the American Indian Movement had on the reservation.
01:02The FBI wanted to be charged and they wanted to be able to shoot to kill.
01:05Don't you have any action.
01:10It was awful here.
01:12The American Indian Movement and the FBI, they were bound to collide.
01:17Sounds like automatic fire.
01:19Surely going to be some blood spilled here.
01:21Two FBI agents died.
01:24Surrender.
01:24The entire reservation is in a state approaching martial law.
01:29They needed to get a man.
01:30Leonard Peltier is an American Indian accused of murdering two FBI agents.
01:35They're doing everything they can to convict this man.
01:37FBI conspiracy.
01:38There is not one shred of evidence that I kill anybody.
01:41Leonard was fighting not just for his own freedom, but fighting for justice in Indian country.
01:53We're continuing on this battle because we want to bring Leonard home back to the people.
01:57One of our most important tools is public pressure.
02:00How important it is that justice is finally achieved for Leonard Peltier.
02:05They're holding this guy with the flimsiest circumstantial evidence in history.
02:09How else do you frame that other than prejudice against Native Americans?
02:13We're going to keep singing and we're going to keep calling for Leonard's freedom.
02:17It is no longer a matter of if he's coming home.
02:21Now it's a matter of when he's coming home.
02:27Now it's a matter of when he's coming home.
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