“Hasan has been continuously fighting his case and has never wavered in protesting his innocence, nor has he allowed the injustice committed against him to destroy or dampen his humanity. In fact, it has only made him fight even harder for the rights of others and has given him the kind of resolve that only an innocently condemned person is able to radiate. “ --Ali Khalid  Abdullah

Dear Governor Strickland:

It was with great hope that many of us celebrated your election as Governor of Ohio.  It is always good to know that we have a man of conscience in elected office.  And now my best hopes for you have the opportunity to be realized in a very concrete way.  I am writing to ask that you please review the case of Siddique Abdullah Hasan.  I am sure you are aware of the reasons for this request:

   1.      There was no eyewitness testimony that Hasan is the guilty party;

   2.      There was no evidence linking Hasan to murder; and

   3.      Hasan was not able to afford the type of defense required in a case of this magnitude, including the inability to pay expert witnesses.

For a man of conscience, it is not easy to do nothing in the face of injustice.  Indeed, Dr. King reminded us of this when he said, "The ultimate measure of a man is not where he stands in moments of comfort and convenience, but where he stands at times of challenge and controversy."

Governor Strickland, I know you are the ultimate measure of a man and I encourage you to leave your mark for justice on this case.

Sincerely,

/s/ Cynthia McKinney

Stand up for your rights!

Jamaat al-Muslimeen urges the Muslims of America to protest the oppression

of Muslims in Zionist-controlled America. Outstanding and innocent Muslims have been railroaded on fabricated "evidence" and/or plea bargains by collaborators. None of the convictions stood up to the test of "without a reasonable doubt." These are the most important Islamic prisoners: