Tookie is gone, but his story lives on.
From an article in BlackNews.com:
The portrayal of Williams as some pied piper of peace for the gang community also holds very little water. A quick review of Book Scan shows the Tookie series of books have ha…

I honestly don’t know what Arnold will do, but in my opinion, the sooner “Tookie” is in the ground, the better. Michelle Malkin has a good post here.

Today’s ecoterrorism arrests bring to mind one loser still just out our grasp: One Michael James Scarpitti, otherwise known by his econut name, Tre Arrow. Scarpitti was allegedly involved in many of the crimes in question today – and was in fact the rin

Who could believe it. The AP has done a story about the victims of Tookie, amazing:
One victim was a young convenience store clerk and military veteran who moved back to California to fight for custody of his daughters. The other three were family m…

Politics and history will not be on Stanley Tookie Williams? side Thursday when the founder of the m

Ah-Nold, don’t be a girlyman! Flip the switch on Tookie. Put him out of our collective miseries.  Don’t listen to the celebrity airheads.

But as long as you are going to consider the case, we have a couple questions.

1. What is he doing still alive

He helped form one of the most notorious street gangs in existence (and is still a member). He was tried and convicted for the robbery/murder of 4 people and sentenced to death. While on death row (for the past 26+ years, sucking up the taxpayer’s mone…

“A growing debate over the planned execution of Stanley Tookie Williams hinges partly on his claim that he founded the notorious Crips street gang then renounced a criminal life in a quest for redemption,” reports Reuters.
“Williams…

I was reading were some are trying to get him out because not enough rich people get the death penalty….. Wether true or not I do not give any credence to this arguement of “just and equitable” Forget that…. How about we find you guilty of cold b…

This is just….scary. How can they argue for the life of a man who ended the lives of four people? Why does this guy suddenly have a right to his life, when he stole it from others? Remember that book, “Stop the World, I Want to Get Off&…