Sunday, February 5, 2012

White House Petition to Free Ramsey

Dear Friends:

KRIS TV aired a newscast on Ramsey Muñiz. See the link (http://www.kristv.com/news/petition-drive-to-free-ramsey-muniz) that describes his family’s efforts to free him after 20 years of wrongful incarceration. Ramsey is a natural born leader who advocated freedom, justice, equality, and love. He is 69 years of age, and he remains wrongfully incarcerated. We petition the White House to investigate his case and we need 25,000 signatures by March 4, 2012!

Please follow the instructions below to sign the petition and forward our appeal to others. Forward this message through email, facebook, and twitter. We need to gather many signatures to bring this to the attention of the White House!

PROCEDURES

Step 1: Register for an Account in the White House Website

1.         Go to www.whitehouse.gov. (Click on No Thanks. Go to the website).

2.         Scroll down. On the right, below the words We the People, click GET STARTED NOW. 

3.         Click on SIGN IN/CREATE AN ACCOUNT on the bottom right (blue area).

4.         Click Create an Account

5.         Fill in the required blanks (shown in yellow).

6.         Type the code displayed on the bottom right in the blank below it.

7.         Click the Register button.

8.         Close the window and open your email.


Step 2: Open Your Email and Paste the Link in the Address Bar

1.         Open the message from whitehouse.gov.

2.         Highlight the link given, paste it in the address bar, and press enter.

3.         You go to the White House website. Enter a password and confirm it.

4.         Click Save Changes.


Step 3: Copy/Paste Ramsey’s Petition in the Browser (You MUST be logged in).

1.         Click GET STARTED NOW to enter petitions in the White House website.

2.         Copy/paste the link below in the address bar, and press enter. WAIT for the petition to appear. Click to sign the petition and then log out.


THANK YOU for helping us petition the White House to review the case of Ramsey Muñiz, a leader who advocates freedom, justice, equality, and love for all humanity.

National Committee to Free Ramsey Muñiz

Monday, September 5, 2011

Write to President Barack Obama

We are launching a new campaign to free Ramsey! New plans are underway, and we will begin with a letter writing campaign to President Barack Obama.

A new student blog has also been created to involve students in using social media to get the word out on a humanitarian cause.  We invite them to use social media and other online technology tools to help us spread the word about the case of Ramsey and our struggle for freedom.

If you are a parent and wish to get students adults involved, have them visit studentsfreeramsey.blogspot.com to receive messages dedicated to them, and  post comments.

Below is a sample letter to President Barack Obama. Copy and paste the contents to forward by mail, email, facebook and twitter!
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                                                                     Current Date


Your Name
Your Address
City, State, Zip

The Honorable Barack Obama
President of the United States
The White House
1600 Pennsylvania Avenue NW
Washington, DC 20500

      Re: Ramiro R. Muñiz – 40288-115

Dear Mr. President:

I am writing on behalf of the National Committee to Free Ramsey Muñiz. We seek to obtain his freedom for humanitarian reasons and many supporters throughout the country are involved in this issue. We ask for your mercy, compassion, and support.

Ramsey Muñiz, a former leader during the Civil Rights Movement, has suffered greatly for many years, and we ask that you help end his suffering. Muñiz is a man of good character who is admired for his dignity, courage, compassion, love, and spirituality; he has helped many people throughout his life.

Thank you for your help in obtaining the humanitarian release of Ramiro “Ramsey” Muñiz. For additional information, go to www.freeramsey.com.

                                                                       Sincerely,


cc:   Office of the Pardon Attorney
       1425 New York Avenue, NW, Suite 11000
       Washington, D.C. 20530