Its leader, who spent time at the Peking House with Willie Wolfe, was inspired after reading an essay by John Quincy Adams regarding Sengo Bieh.
Its genesis partially occurred in Soledad Prison, where the ideas of Regis Debray and the Tupamaros movement appaeled to men like Joseph Remiro and Russel Little. Its leader, who spent time at the Peking House with Willie Wolfe, was inspired after reading an essay by John Quincy Adams regarding Sengo Bieh. Its symbol was a poorly-chosen seven-headed Sri Lankan figure meant to represent Kwanzaa, and its earlier actions include the murder of Marcus Foster, a school superintendent. They eventually shifted to demands regarding food distribution on advice of Patricia Soltysik, as detailed in every secret thing. Led by Donald Defreeze, also known as "Field Marshall Cinque," FTP, identify this group who famously robbed a San Francisco bank with kidnapped heiress Patty Hearst.
Its genesis partially occurred in Soledad Prison, where the ideas of Regis Debray and the Tupamaros movement appaeled to men like Joseph Remiro and Russel Little.
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