Incident At Oglala

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Incident At Oglala (1992)

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This acclaimed documentary examines Native American activist Leonard Peltier's questionable conviction for murder.

Movie|PG|1 hr. 31 min.|

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Title	Incident At Oglala (1992)
Runtime	1 hr. 31 min.
Studio	Lionsgate
Genres	News and Information
Description	From the very beginning, Pelter's case has been dogged with controversy. Were the charged trumped up? Was the evidence falsified? Were witnesses pressured to change their testimony? Many people, including some of today's greatest legal minds, believe that Peltier is an innocent man. Twelve years ago, Robert Redford visited Leonard Peltier in prison. Today, after years of struggle with the FBI and the prison system, he and director Michael Apted are able to present Incident at Oglala- a riveting examination of the case and the real story of what may be one of the most outrageous abuses of justice in American history.

6 months ago

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Indians have been terrorized forever, why? How can we be proud to be Americans when our government is Evil? We are not free, we are fed lies. Things need to change. I am ashamed to be American.

7 months ago

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Sad that people lost their lives and freedom once again. The jews were hit by hitler, the indians the white people in goverment. We would of gone in to aid these people had it been done in any other country to help the people being depressed and murdered by this insane Man called hitler and his regime. Is there any pure indain blood left in this world?

The Price the whites will pay in the end will be their own people will turn against them~

7 months ago

I completely agree.

7 months ago

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But it's important that the facts have been brought forth.
It is no wonder my generation and those coming up don't trust the Fed Govt, though. This incident, alone, is proof that they are disgusting.

What we, as a nation, have done to the Natives is still so wrong. How I wish it could be better, by now, but it's simply not.

8 months ago

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There will be those who deny the evidence that the FBI and federal prosecutors falsified evidence in order to avoid being embarrassed at trial a second time, and to ensure that at least one member of AIM was publicly punished for the deaths of two agents. Denying the facts of the centuries long genocide committed against the Native Americans by Europeans and their descendants has given them good practice.

8 months ago

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The feds went to Pine Ridge investigating the theft of a pair of cowboy boots? The people didn't know who the agents were, only that they were being shot at. Tragic.

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