the apology was signed by nearly three dozen members of the zulu nation, including leaders from as far as new zealand. the organization also apologized to ronald "bee stinger" savage and hassan "poppy" campbell, two of bambaataa's accusers, who they said were "subjected to unjust and inexcusable attacks on their characters in official statements by our organization when they chose to speak their truths. ... we hear you, we believe you, and we stand with you."