On eve of presidential election radical leftists are celebrating cop killer's prison break out to Cuba

 Cop killer and terrorist Joanne Chesimard a.k.a. Assata Shakur still wanted by the FBI.

 JOANNE DEBORAH CHESIMARD

 Act of Terrorism - Domestic Terrorism; Unlawful Flight to Avoid Confinement - Murder

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On November 2, 1979, cop killer and terrorist Joanne Deborah Chesimard a.k.a Assata Shakur was broken out from Clinton Correctional Facility for Women by members of the Revolutionary Armed Task Force under the direction of the Black Liberation Army. Leftists over social media are celebrating the escape of this individual with the hashtag #AssataShakurLiberationDay.

There is nothing to celebrate.

Joanne Chesimard was a member of the Black Panther Party and the Black Liberation Army which as a Maoist revolutionary movement advocated carrying rifles and shotguns in public demonstrations, and whose members on numerous occasions engaged in shoot outs with the police. Chesimard was arrested, tried, and convicted for murder for the shooting death of police officer Werner Foerster. Here is a summary of the officer's killing at the hand of the revolutionaries.

 

On May 2, 1973, New Jersey Trooper Werner Foerster was murdered with his own service weapon in the famous Joanne Chesimard case. Trooper Foerster was patrolling the Turnpike early in the morning when he arrived to back up Trooper James Harper, who had pulled a car over, according to the State Police.There was a discrepancy in the registration of the car, driven by Clark Squire. While Trooper Foerster questioned Squire, Trooper Harper questioned the other two occupants, Joanne Chesimard and James Coston. Shots were fired from within the car and Trooper Foerster was hit, sustaining injuries in his shoulder and arm. Trooper Harper shot and killed Costan.Trooper Foerster was also hit with multiple shots in his chest. While he was down, his service weapon was taken and he was executed with two shots to the head.

Werner Foerster served two years and 10 months with the New Jersey State Police, and left behind his wife Rosa Charlotte Heider Foerster, and his 3 year-old son Eric. Prior to working for the police he had been a welder. Werner was just 34 years old. Both Werner and Rosa were German immigrants. 

Werner Foerster with his son Eric

Joanne Chesimard was broken out of prison on November 2, 1979 and escaped to Cuba emerging there in 1984 as Assata Shakur and remains on the island a fugitive from justice. Shakur and the Castro dictatorship that harbors her continues to advocate revolutionary violence. The Mini-Manual of the Urban Guerilla by Carlos Marighella which has a chapter on terrorism and in its 1969 introduction states:

The accusation of "violence" or "terrorism" no longer has the negative meaning it used to have. It has acquired new clothing; a new color. It does not divide, it does not discredit; on the contrary, it represents a center of attraction. Today, to be "violent" or a "terrorist" is a quality that ennobles any honorable person, because it is an act worthy of a revolutionary engaged in armed struggle against the shameful military dictatorship and its atrocities.

The Cuban dictatorship published copies of the Mini-Manual in numerous languages and distributed copies worldwide in an effort to encourage urban guerrilla action and terrorism. Many on the left consider Joanne Chesimard a political prisoner because the murder of the police officer was politically motivated. However, she is not a prisoner of conscience because of the acts of violence she committed and continues to espouse to the present day.

She continues to be wanted by the FBI for terrorism and murder.

Obama legacy project continues: Freeing a Castro spy to pardon a cop killer?

Compromising U.S. national security as a legacy project continues

Ana Belen Montes and Joanne Chesimard

 At the 2015 Washington Correspondents' Dinner President Obama announced jokingly that his New Policy List Rhymes With 'Bucket List.' Unfortunately his initiatives in Cuba included releasing on December 17, 2014 three Cuban spies, one of which was convicted of murder conspiracy in an act of state terrorism that claimed four American lives. This is no joking matter.

New Jersey State Trooper Werner Foerster

The news emerging today of the United States possibly trading Ana Belen Montes, a high ranking Pentagon official who spied for the Castro regime for 17 years before being arrested in 2001, for cop killer and fugitive Joanne Chesimard a.k.a Assata Shakur. Chesimard shot and killed Werner Foerster, a 34-year-old state trooper with his own gun in 1973.

Victim of Montes's spying Gregory A. Fronius

According to spycatcher Chris Simmons who played a role in the capture of Ana Belen Montes she was responsible for at least the deaths of 65 soldiers, including a U.S. green beret Gregory A. Fronius in 1987.

If the deal goes through and cop killer Joanne Chesimard is brought to the United States then you can expect her to receive a presidential pardon before President Obama leaves the White House on January 20, 2017.

Two items on the list that rhymes with 'bucket list' that seems more self serving than it does defending the just interests of the United States.

My thoughts and prayers go out to the family of Gregory A. Fronius, the other soldiers killed, and for the New Jersey State Trooper killed by Joanne Chesimard.

Cop killer fugitive in Cuba named Most Wanted Terrorist by the FBI

"Terrorism and deception are weapons not of the strong but of the weak." - Mohandas K. Gandhi

Forty years after the cold-blooded murder of a New Jersey state trooper, the fugitive convicted of the killing, Joanne Chesimard a.k.a. Assata Shakur, has been named a Most Wanted Terrorist by the FBI—apparently the first woman ever to make the list.

Unfortunately, she is not the only American woman to have links to Cuba and terrorism against the United States. Marilyn Buck engaged in terrorist actions including murdering three police in 1981 and bombing the U.S. Capitol in 1983to protest the invasion of Grenada. Buck also helped to break Joanne Chesimard out of prison. Buck died of uterine cancer at home at age 62 on August 3, 2010 and the Cuban government controlled media refer to her as an "activist and former political prisoner." Will they defend Joanne Chesimard a.k.a Assata Shakur in the same manner?

Joanne Chesimard and Marilyn Buckon FBI wanted poster

Joanne Chesimard was a member of the Black Panther Party and the Black Liberation Army which as a Maoist revolutionary movement advocated carrying rifles and shotguns in public demonstrations, and whose members on numerous occasions engaged in shoot outs with the police. Chesimard was arrested, tried, and convicted for murder for the shooting death of police officer Werner Foerster. Joanne Chesimard escaped to Cuba in 1979 emerging there in 1984 as Assata Shakur and remains there a fugitive from justice. Unlike everyday Cubans who are unable to obtain easy access to the internet Ms. Shakur has her own website. On her website , based in Cuba, Shakur continues to advocate revolutionary violence. The fugitive has reproduced on her website the Mini-Manual of the Urban Guerilla by Carlos Marighella which has a chapter on terrorism and in its 1969 introduction states:

The accusation of "violence" or "terrorism" no longer has the negative meaning it used to have. It has acquired new clothing; a new color. It does not divide, it does not discredit; on the contrary, it represents a center of attraction. Today, to be "violent" or a "terrorist" is a quality that ennobles any honorable person, because it is an act worthy of a revolutionary engaged in armed struggle against the shameful military dictatorship and its atrocities.

The Cuban dictatorship published copies of the Mini-Manual in numerous languages and distributed copies worldwide in an effort to encourage urban guerrilla action and terrorism. Many on the left consider Joanne Chesimard a political prisoner because the murder of the police officer was politically motivated. However, she is not a prisoner of conscience because of the acts of violence she committed and continues to espouse to the present day.

This is also one more reason why the government in Cuba should remain on the list of state sponsors of terrorism.