Letters I will NOT be sending.

Break the Chains
Two new Swedish prisoners
Urgent ELP! Bulletin
(21st February 2009)
http:Another bunch of Vigilantes web site:

Dear Friends

ELP has just heard that two Swedish boys/young men have been remanded
into custody today accused of an arson against a fur/leathershop in
Orebro.

Both of them are young and this is their first time in custody so it
might be a bit rough for them. Please take a few minutes to write them
an e-mail of support. They have full restrictions which means no phone
calls are allowed. They can receieve letters and cards but the
prosecutor must first read them and this means it might take up to two
weeks for them to receive their messages of support.

For legal reasons ELP can not name the two prisoners, but messages of
support can be e-mailed to them at Bubba's CellThe e-mails will
be printed and sent off on a daily basis.

Receiving letters of support when you are inside is always really
important, so please do send them an e-mail today.
++++++++++
Another Vigilante Whiner Group.

Boo Hoo Hoo, How sad, I think I'll go eat some worms.

Is Bubba their new" Boy" friend?
Hope they have some lub with them?
bob

More from the poor them crowd.

*UPDATE*** on Animal Enterprise Terrorism Act Four

Joseph and Maryam's next court date is this Thursday at 9:30am in San
Jose. If you are in the area please show your support.



Joseph (Jake) Buddenberg is not receiving vegan food. Please call his jail and request that he be given vegan food immediately. (Poor Jake should have thought of that before he pretended he was Rambo on a mission & found out he was just another Wussie with out his carrot sticks.)


We are also trying to raise money for bail and lawyer fees for all four defendants. If you want to donate some money or help out with fundraising or play a benefit show contact Anne on (To bad the law got your wussie.com


Also please support their co-defendants:

*** AS OF MONDAY, FEB. 23, ADRIANA HAS NOT EATEN A MEAL IN FIVE DAYS. PLEASE CALL THE JAIL PERSISTENTLY AND DEMAND SHE BE FED A SUITABLE VEGAN MEAL. PLEASE SPEAK UP FOR NATE AS WELL! ***

You gotta be kidding me ,they lost the right to demanding vegan food when they played Rambo & the boneheads.

These are all functional jail phone numbers.

try them all if you have to:

Inmate numbers:
Nathan Pope - Cry me A river
Adriana Stumpo - is stumped.


ADRIANA IS REQUESTING BOOKS. IT'S NOT CLEAR AT THIS TIME HOW LONG THEY WILL BE IN THE MECKLENBURG FACILITY, BUT IF YOU ARE ABLE TO SEND A BOOK OR A LETTER, PLEASE DO.

THE JAIL REQUESTS THAT ALL BOOKS BE SENT DIRECTLY FROM THE PUBLISHER. NO PERSONALLY PACKAGED BOOKS, PLEASE. THEY SCREEN CONTENT TO FILTER OUT "PORNOGRAPHIC" OR "GANG RELATED" MATERIAL. PLEASE USE YOUR BEST JUDGEMENT.


Any you guys want to donate their American Trapper Mags to these avid readers.??


Send to:
Adriana Stumpo no kidding
County Jail


Nathan Pope ain't no Saint.
County Jail

Can I demand a feast of roasted meats? Afterall I havent commited any crime.

Oh my God, suck it up and eat a steak! I love salads, but a nice juicy venison stake I'll have anyday! I want to know, if these vegans have even eaten meat?

I dont even have to say it, but you know...

heh this brings a smile to your face dont it...haha...poor poor veagans...and I only like salad if there is meat and cheese in it...mmmm

Santa Cruz Sentinel
Accused animal rights activists appear in court
By Jennifer Squires
Posted: 02/27/2009 01:30:02 AM PST
http://www.santacruzsentinel.com/localnews/ci_11797016?source=rss

SAN JOSE -- Two animal rights activists accused of making threats
during protests in front of the homes of UC Santa Cruz and UC Berkeley
researchers appeared in federal court in San Jose on Thursday.

Joseph Buddenberg, 25, of Berkeley, and former UCSC student Maryam
Khajavi, 20, of Pinole both came before Magistrate Judge Richard
Seeborg while about a dozen young supporters sat in the courtroom
gallery.

Two other animal rights activists arrested by the FBI in connection
with the protests -- one-time Cabrillo College student Nathan Pope,
26, of Oceanside and former UCSC student Adriana Stumpo, 23, of Long
Beach -- are making their way back to California from North Carolina,
where they were arrested Friday. They were released late Wednesday and
are expected to be in court next week.

Buddenberg and Khajavi will both return to court March 19 for a
preliminary hearing, at which time a judge will determine if there's
enough evidence to move forward with a trial. It's possible Pope and
Stumpo will also be a part of that hearing.

The foursome are accused of an attempted home invasion attack of a
UCSC researcher a year ago as well as several demonstrations at the
homes of UC Berkeley researchers in late 2007 and early 2008. No one
has been charged in the most egregious of the animal rights protests
-- the July firebombings of two UCSC scientists' homes.

Thursday's court appearance was relatively uneventful, with the
exception of one activist supporter being pulled out of court by U.S.
Marshals for trying to use a camera in the courtroom. Seeborg scolded
everyone in court and threatened to hold people in contempt if they
tried to photograph or record the legal proceedings. Cameras are
banned from federal courtrooms.

Khajavi, who is free on bond, was in court Thursday with her attorney,
well-known civil rights lawyer Tony Serra, to set the next court date.

Buddenberg, who was arrested at a downtown Oakland courthouse last
week while appearing on a charge related to the federal case, asked
Seeborg to release him on his own recognizance.

According to Alameda County Superior Court records, Buddenberg pleaded
no contest to a charge of disturbing the peace during an animal rights
protest Feb. 2, 2008 outside the Berkeley home of Robert Bluhm, the
assistant director of capital projects at UC Berkeley.

Buddenberg received one year deferred judgment for his participation
in the protest, during which authorities allege that he and another
man ignored requests to stay off the property and quit yelling "You
killed animals" with a bullhorn.

The two also banged on Bluhm's door and windows, and fled only when
police arrived, according to court documents.

Buddenberg movements are confined to an East Bay halfway house. His
attorneys said Buddenberg, who is vegan, had not eaten since he was
placed in the halfway house last week.

They also argued that none of the other defendants in the federal case
were incarcerated. However, Seeborg said Buddenberg needed a reliable
address and people to be his legal custodians before the judge would
consider releasing him.

Staff writer J.M. Brown contributed to this report.

I didnt see were they were charged with fleeing a officer... maybe im wrong but but in the story it said they fled when officers showed up isnt that a felony offense might as well try and stack that on to.