Prisoners Of Conscience Committee

Prisoners Of Conscience Committee
The Prisoners of Conscience Committee Founded by Chairman Fred Hampton, Jr. during the nine years he spent in prison in the 1990's.

Tuesday, May 28, 2013

On Wednesday May 29th Nominate Chairman Fred Hampton Jr. For "Best Community Leader"


Get The Word Out! Nominate Chairman Fred Hampton Jr.,
"Best Community Leader" On Wednesday May 29th



MAKE THE NOMINATION ON WEDNESDAY May 29th
Time - From 6am to 6pm EST
5am - 5pm CST
6am to 6pm PST

  1. Use Your Cell Phone, IPad, Laptop, desktop
  2. Open the link below in another window so that you can enter information. http://hoodieawards.steveharvey.com/nominations/
  3. Name of Nominee – Chairman Fred Hampton Jr
  4. Address: 6250 South Justine Street
  5. City: Chicago
  6. State: Illinois
  7. Contact Phone: 773-256-9451

Chairman Fred is a grassroots organizer. His fights include those against police brutality, bringing jobs into the community and freedom for all. Chairman Fred is an overworked and underpaid servant of the people and has been for a lifetime. Serving the people is not a new fad for Chairman Fred. From Trayvon Martin to Mumia Abu Jamal, Chairman Fred Fights for the People.


Sunday, May 26, 2013

CORRECTION - Nominate Chairman Fred - "Best Community Leader" - Vote Wednesday May 29th

Nominate Chairman Fred Hampton Jr.,
"Best Community Leader"
2013 Neighbor Awards


Date: Wednesday May 29th 2013
Time - From 6am to 6pm EST
5am - 5pm CST
6am to 6pm PST
Visit This Link During The Times Above

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Use Your Cell Phone, IPad, Computer

Nominate Chairman Fred Hampton Jr. "Best Community Leader" In The 2013 Neighbor Awards
Address: Chairman Fred Hampton Jr.
               6250 South Justine Street
                Chicago, Illinois 60636
Phone: 773-256-9451
Where: Your Cell Phone, Your Computer, Your IPAD.
Reason For Nomination: Chairman Fred Hampton Jr. Is a grassroots organizer, the streets are his office. Chairman Fred fights with no budget. His fights include those against police brutality, bringing jobs into the community and freedom.  Chairman Fred is overworked and underpaid. From Trayvon Martin to Mumia Abu Jamal - Chairman Fred fights for the people and has spent a lifetime fighting. 
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Nominate Chairman Fred - "Best Community Leader" - Vote Wed. May 29th

Nominate Chairman Fred Hampton Jr.,
"Best Community Leader"
2013 Neighbor Awards


Date: Wed. May 29th 2013
Time - From 6am to 6pm EST
5am - 5pm CST
6am to 6pm PST
Visit This Link During The Times Above

Click Below

Use Your Cell Phone, IPad, Computer

Nominate Chairman Fred Hampton Jr. "Best Community Leader" In The 2013 Neighbor Awards
Address: Chairman Fred Hampton Jr.
               6250 South Justine Street
                Chicago, Illinois 60636
Phone: 773-256-9451
Where: Your Cell Phone, Your Computer, Your IPAD.
Reason For Nomination: Chairman Fred Hampton Jr. Is a grassroots organizer, the streets are his office. Chairman Fred fights with no budget. His fights include those against police brutality, bringing jobs into the community and freedom.  Chairman Fred is overworked and underpaid. From Trayvon Martin to Mumia Abu Jamal - Chairman Fred fights for the people and has spent a lifetime fighting. 
Click Below

CORRECTION - Nominate Chairman Fred - "Best Community Leader" - Vote Wednesday May 29th

Nominate Chairman Fred Hampton Jr.,
"Best Community Leader"
2013 Neighbor Awards


Date: Wednesday May 29th 2013
Time - From 6am to 6pm EST
5am - 5pm CST
6am to 6pm PST
Visit This Link During The Times Above

Click Below

Use Your Cell Phone, IPad, Computer

Nominate Chairman Fred Hampton Jr. "Best Community Leader" In The 2013 Neighbor Awards
Address: Chairman Fred Hampton Jr.
               6250 South Justine Street
                Chicago, Illinois 60636
Phone: 773-256-9451
Where: Your Cell Phone, Your Computer, Your IPAD.
Reason For Nomination: Chairman Fred Hampton Jr. Is a grassroots organizer, the streets are his office. Chairman Fred fights with no budget. His fights include those against police brutality, bringing jobs into the community and freedom.  Chairman Fred is overworked and underpaid. From Trayvon Martin to Mumia Abu Jamal - Chairman Fred fights for the people and has spent a lifetime fighting. 
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Wednesday, May 22, 2013

Recipe For Destruction Prepared By The Ruling Class

"Will history reflect the recipe for destruction prepared by the ruling class? How the dictates of Daley and the edicts of Emmanuel set the stage for the slaughterhouses throughout the streets of Chicago.  How simultaneously demobilizing mass transit lines where Black folks ride along the largest number of closing of schools in U.S. history.  Right in the base of Black and Brown ghettos.  The conditions that cause for the increased population in the Cook County Concentration Camp.  And for cadavers to be strewn through the streets of war zone that has become known as CHIRAQ!"  
                                 -Chairman Fred Hampton Jr.



The administration of the city of Chicago ( CHIRAQ!) sets the stage to increase the murder rate.

"Similar to that of former US President George W. Bush as well as his predecessors. When implementing the attacks on the Black community in particular. This representative of the ruling class drafted the likes of a former Sec. of State, Condelezza Rice to be the face for the fusillade of attacks that are bound to come to the colonized communities. the mass displacement of so many disenfranchised families throughout the city of Chicago and other draconian dictates could not have had such a smooth "transition" by the infamous former Mayor Gangster Daley without the Avis Lavelles, Heards, etc.. Today Mayor Rahm Emmanuals political absence, however political presence in regards to the largest number of public school CLOSINGS can be literally felt through the articulation of CPS (Chicago Public Schools) board representatives Andrea Zoop and others. Or as board president Vitale articulated... "Barbara Byrd-Bennet we couldn't have done it without you." Barbara Byrd-Bennet, the CEO of Chicago Public Schools. IT should be noted, the CEO of Chicago Public Schools. If we are not clear by now that this is a big business.  Just as the prisons/concentration camps are big business. They, the state makes it clear." -Chairman Fred Jr.