Censorship or prudent policy
August 16, 2018
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Human Rights in a Geoeconomic environment
August 16, 2018
Corporations vs Government
August 16, 2018
The Black Church delegation at the White House
August 16, 2018
Radio Host Erica Campbell, WLIB 1190AM New York, has Minister Gray on her morning show talking about his experience as part of a delegation of Ministers speaking to President Trump.
There is much for the delegation to account for, but generally Minister Gray is apologetic about how the White House is portraying the meeting and he, personally feels betrayed.
The agenda was organized to discuss a number of issues that are of critical importance to the Black Community and was not properly addressed.
Although, Senator Tim Scott(R) South Carolina, was at the meeting and has subsequently spoke of the meeting on the Public Affairs program ,”Meet the Press,” Minister Gray is pleading for understanding stating categorically, “I am not a Politician.”
Has a star been borned or a throw-away
August 15, 2018
Chattel Slavery created Western Society
August 15, 2018
Historical documents provide a look at the Christian worlds’ involvement in the Slave Trade.
Shalom, everyone! The Vatican/Catholic Church and Italy were involved in the colonization, enslavement, and trafficking of Africans. Like Germany, Italy was once a collection of city-states and principalities. Italy did not become a fully unified state until 1871, and Rome was made its capital. Therefore, Italy as a state was not involved in the Transatlantic […]
Tax cuts and the economy
August 14, 2018
Expanding Federal Authority
August 14, 2018
End the Left-Right White Solidarity Against Haiti
August 12, 2018
Guest Post by Ezili Danto
“Why is Cuba, Venezuela, the African Union, Latin America and the CARICOM nations turning a blind eye to the US occupation of Haiti, even participating in the pillage and plunder? Is this what Venezuelan president Maduro calls ‘supporting revolution?’… Tourism, an export economy, sweatshops and privatization of pubic assets are not development for Haiti, Africa, or the Caribbean… The Haitian people identify as enemy, to varying levels and degrees, those who directly or indirectly treat them as less than human. Painting Cuba or Venezuela on the wall of Imperialism’s forts so-to-speak, won’t stop Haiti’s masses from attacking the super-leftists, or super-progressives’ racist part in today’s white supremacist occupation in Haiti.“
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Venezuelan president Nicolas Maduro and Right-wing US puppet:Haiti president, Michel Martelly| Photo credit- AP
A few years ago, in “Haiti: Time to remember Kandyo, the Malfini and Mongoose,” I…
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The Economic Recolonization of Africa
August 12, 2018
Land Rush – Why Poverty?
Directed by Hugo Berkeley andOsvalde Lewat (2012)
Film Review
Land Rush is the story of the recolonization of Africa by foreign interests (US, Britain, China, South Korea, Saudi Arabia) and their collaboration with corrupt governments and tribal authorities to drive subsistence farmers and their families off their land. Their goal: to create massive for-profit industrial farms based on monoculture export crops.
Nearly 60% of remaining arable land is in Africa – the industrialized world has either paved theirs over or decimated their soils through factory farming.
The reason Africa is such an easy target is that only 10% of rural Africans own private title to the land they farm. The rest is traditionally viewed as a communally owned commons.
Lifting Africans Out of Poverty By Seizing Their Land
Land Rush specifically focuses on a US sugar baron seeking to create a giant sugar plantation…
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