Marcus Makulski

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I sit in my cell and my heart hurts because of what’s happening in Gaza. Children are being starved and killed every day. And if you use the word genocide or criticize Israel, you’re considered supporting Hamas or antisemitic. What happened on October 7th in Israel was wrong. But what has happened in Gaza since Oct 7th is also wrong. And it seems like nobody in the mainstream media has the guts to put that message out there. But you can watch the videos for yourself. I also want the Oct 7th hostages to come home to their family. Did you know that there are over 3000 Palestinian people locked up in Israel with no charges, no court dates? They’ve been doing years — teenagers, women, men — with no end in sight. Isn’t that a hostage too?

They say with great power comes great responsibility. I feel I had to say something. I always hated a bully. I also know how it feels to be an orphan living on the streets. I hope to talk with people who care about people no matter what their background is. I’m willing to listen to anybody’s point of view. I’m a loyal friend and I got my own money. I’m trying to change the world and find real friends.

I believe change can come from anywhere. I believe in hope. I’m a published writer and can send you poetry and ideas. Either way, pray for me. I got more writings and pictures on my Facebook — look up my full name.

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• Incarcerated Since: 2009
• Sentence Received: 17 to 40 years
• Earliest Release: 2032

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