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==Extremism==

==Extremism==

Alliance for Global Justice is a staunch defender of left-wing extremists, including convicted [[felon]]s. AFGJ publishes a list of purported “Prisoners of Empire” it asserts are political prisoners. The list includes several violent extremists: Native American radical Leonard Peltier, convicted of murdering two FBI agents; [[Mumia Abu-Jamal]], a former [[Black Panther]] convicted of murdering a [[Philadelphia]] police officer; members of the [[Marxist-Leninist]] [[terrorist]] organization [[Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia]] (FARC); members of the Black Liberation Army; [[David Gilbert]], a member of the terrorist [[Weather Underground]]; three men convicted of a politically motivated spree murder in the U.S. Virgin Islands; and members of the terrorist United Freedom Front. The list also honors convicted Cuban spy Ana Montes, convicted terrorist conspirator [[Patrice Lumumba Ford]], and two [[Minnesota]] women convicted of material support for the [[Islamist]] terror organization Al-Shabbab.<ref>[https://afgj.org/politicalprisonersusa “Political Prisoners in the USA.”] Alliance for Global Justice. September 07, 2017. </ref>

Alliance for Global Justice is a staunch defender of left-wing extremists, including convicted [[felon]]s. AFGJ publishes a list of purported “Prisoners of Empire” it asserts are political prisoners. The list includes several violent extremists: Native American radical Leonard Peltier, convicted of murdering two FBI agents; [[Mumia Abu-Jamal]], a former [[Black Panther]] convicted of murdering a [[Philadelphia]] police officer; members of the [[Marxist-Leninist]] [[terrorist]] organization [[Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia]] (FARC); members of the Black Liberation Army; [[David Gilbert]], a member of the terrorist [[Weather Underground]]; three men convicted of a politically motivated spree murder in the U.S. Virgin Islands; and members of the terrorist United Freedom Front. The list also honors convicted Cuban spy Ana Montes, convicted terrorist conspirator Patrice Lumumba Ford, and two [[Minnesota]] women convicted of material support for the [[Islamist]] terror organization Al-Shabbab.<ref>[https://afgj.org/politicalprisonersusa “Political Prisoners in the USA.”] Alliance for Global Justice. September 07, 2017. </ref>

As of 2016, Alliance for Global Justice was a fiscal sponsor of nine pro-[[Palestinian]] and anti-Israeli groups. At least one, the “One Democratic State Group,” openly calls for the abolition of Israel as a national home for the Jewish people. Other organizations AFGJ has supported have facilitated violent demonstrations.<ref>[https://www.ngo-monitor.org/funder/alliance-for-global-justice/ “Alliance for Global Justice.”] NGOmonitor. January 7, 2016.</ref>

As of 2016, Alliance for Global Justice was a fiscal sponsor of nine pro-[[Palestinian]] and anti-Israeli groups. At least one, the “One Democratic State Group,” openly calls for the abolition of Israel as a national home for the Jewish people. Other organizations AFGJ has supported have facilitated violent demonstrations.<ref>[https://www.ngo-monitor.org/funder/alliance-for-global-justice/ “Alliance for Global Justice.”] NGOmonitor. January 7, 2016.</ref>