Despite the fact that Kamau's name was legally changed from "Freddie Hilton" and; despite the fact that the prison has sarcastically stated to some callers that "He Seems To Be A Real Popular Guy With All The Calls That Have Come In," prison officials have sought once again to continue their plan to both medically neglect & ignore Kamau's request for a wound specialist in order to instead cut off his foot and potentially kill him, due to his other serious medical conditions of Hepatitis C and the ongoing threat of COVID-19 throughout the entire U.S. Prison System.

SO WHEN CALLING THE PRISON ABOUT HIS EXTREME MEDICAL EMERGENCY

PLEASE USE HIS GOVERNMENT NAME..."FREDDIE HILTON" & His Georgia Prisoner ID# 1150688

Kamau Sadiki with one of his Daughters, Ksisay Sadiki

From Kamau’s daughter Ksisay:

Freddie Hilton AKA Kamau Sadiki #1150688

Urgent Call. ASMP wants to amputate my father's foot at the ankle.

Contact: Call Write Letters:

Augusta State Prison

3001 Gordon Hwy, Grovetown GA 30813

Chief Medical Facilitator Dr. Mary Alston

Warden Ted Philbin

(706) 855-4700

He needs a wounds specialist not amputation!

Who Is Kamau Sadiki?

Kamau Sadiki is a Veteran of the original Black Panther Party. At the age of 17 he dedicated his life to the service of his people. He worked out of the Jamaica, Queens office of the Black Panther Party. Having internalized the 10 Point Program and Platform, the 3 Main Rules of Discipline and 8 Points of Attention, Kamau used his knowledge to guide his organizing efforts within the Black Community.

Kamau worked in the Free Breakfast Program, getting up every morning, going to his designated assignment and cooking and feeding hungry children before they went to school. When the Free Breakfast Program was over for the day, he reported to the office, gathered his papers and received his assignment for the day, and went out into the community to sell his papers.

While selling his papers he continued to educate the people, while organizing tenants, welfare mothers, whomever he came in contact. At the end of the day, he reported to the office. He wrote his daily report and attended political education classes.

Kamau Sadiki was one of the thousands of young Black men and women who made up the Black Panther Party. The rank and file members of the Party who were made the Black Panther Party the International political machine it was.

While the media followed Huey Newton, Bobby Seale and others, the day to day work of the Party was being carried out by these rank and file brothers and sisters, the backbone of the Black Panther Party.

They were these nameless and faceless tireless workers who carried out the programs of the Black Panther Party, without whom there would have been no one to do the work of the Free Health Clinics, Free Clothing Drive, Liberation Schools, and Free Breakfast for Children Program. It was to these brothers and sisters that the people in the Black community looked when they needed help and support.

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It was because of this tireless work in the community that J. Edgar Hoover, the then FBI Director, declared the Black Panther Party to be the greatest threat to National Security and sought to destroy it. It was not because we advocated the use of the gun that made the Black Panther Party the threat. It was because of the politics that guided the gun.

We had been taught that politics guide the gun, therefore our politics had to be correct and constantly evolving. We had to study and read the newspapers to keep abreast of the constantly changing political situation.

But this was not the image that the government wanted to portray of the Black Panther Party. It preferred the image of the ruthless, gangster, racist gun toting thug. Every opportunity that came up to talk, or write about the Black Panther Party was used to portray this image.

When the opportunity didn’t arise on it’s own, they created situations and circumstances to make the claim. An all out propaganda war was waged on the Black Panther Party. Simultaneously a psychological and military campaign was instituted.

The government's war of terror against the Black Panther Party saw over 28 young black men and women of the Black Panther Party killed over a period of less than four (4) years, hundreds more in prison or underground, dozens in exile and the Black Panther Party in disarray. Even though the Black Panther Party, as an entity, had been destroyed the government never ceased observing those Panthers who were still alive. Whether or not others believed it, the government took seriously that aspect of the Black Panther Party’s teaching that included the 10-10-10 Program.

If one (1) Panther organized ten (10) people, those ten (10) people organized ten people, and those ten people organized 10 people exponentially we would organize the world for revolution. The only way to stop that was to weed out the Panthers. Not only must the Black Panther Party be destroyed, but all the people who were exposed to the teachings must be weeded out and put on ice or destroyed.

During this turbulent time, Kamau had been among the members of the Party who had gone underground. He was subsequently captured and spent five (5) years in prison. While he was on parole he legally changed his name from Fred Hilton to Kamau Sadiki.

Courtesy of www.freekamau.com