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Amnesty is a “Terror-ble” Idea

June 3, 2010

Raynard Jackson

Am I the only who is sick and tired of illegals telling me what their rights are in this country? Am I the only one who is sick and tired of pro-amnesty groups trotting out all the sob stories from illegals—“their mother brought them here when they were little kids, etc?” It’s not about rights; it’s about what is right!

Is it right for illegals to get free healthcare when citizens do not? Is it right for illegals to get in-state tuition for university when citizens do n

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Parable of Women Without Men




Parable of Women Without Men



There was war in the land, for centuries war in the land. The men werebred for labor, sperm donations, and death. The women were booty, thespoils of war. A classical situation, nothing unique, racist, call itthe art of war. Men must be destroyed, or humiliated, effeminated,castrated, dehumanized. Where is the movie of David Walker, Nat Turner,Denmark Vesey, Gabriel Prosser, Toussaint, Bokman?

There is no other way to exercise social control over the population ofoppres
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Like the cold was fought far from the shore of the USA and USSR by proxy nations and armies and brought untold miseries to millions while and so that “Americans” could wantonly enjoy the "good life" and Russians could dream of the
supremacy of socialism; the Drug War has brought misery and death and lost
opportunities to thousands in the Americas.

It is time the nations of the Americas stop fighting USA's Drug War.

If the USA will not curb its appetite for drugs, nations of the Americas must cease
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Round Midnight

Round Midnight



Monk's gone
but I ain't blue
Monk's gone
but I ain't blue
wherehe's going
I'm going too.



Death is always around
trying to steal life
death is always around
trying to steal life
If itdon't get the husband
It'll get the wife.

Monk's gone
but Iain't blue
Monk's gone
but I ain't blue.
--Marvin X
fromPoems for North American Africans, Marvin X, Al Kitab Sudan Press, 1983.
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BACKING UP THE DEMAND FOR REPARATIONS:

REFLECTIONS AND THOUGHTS IN PREPARATION

FOR THE ANNUAL N’COBRA CONFERENCE

By H. Khalif Khalifah

MAY 31, 2010

SOUTHAMPTON COUNTY, VIRGINIA - The dynamic word within the Great Issue of Reparations is DEMAND. Demand implies that if you don’t receive a positive response there will be consequences for the Nation that the demand is made on. In short, not caring about consequences is the basic reason why “the powers that be,” are turning a deaf eat to the great work of

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Seymour Mclean -

Ras Tafari International Consultants Africa Liberation day inquiry.

How the British came to Ethiopia Part one May 1811 - May 1865

REPORT OF THE BULLION COMMITTEE.

Mr. Tierney 15 May 1811 CTRL + Click to follow link" size="3"">Commons Sitting
The right hon. gent. (Mr. Vansittart) had spoken of a certain madman in Abyssinia; but it appeared to him that nothing more ridiculous could occur to the mind of any madman in Abyssinia, or out of it, than that great and expensive Wars we
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Chicago-Midwest

Statement from Veteran Activist/Journalist, Mark S. Allen on how Chicago's grassroots community remembers the life and legacy of the late vocalist Ali-Ollie Woodson of The Temptations

"In addition to being an activist, I have long been involved as a music disc-jockey and local party promotions and know how much Chicago's dance and steppers community loved Ali-Ollie Woodson for his many appearances at local events in Chicago, his performamces and despite his membership in one of the worlds most le

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Parable of Trinkets & Gadgets






Parable ofTrinkets & Gadgets

On the roadside a man wasselling trinkets and gadgets of every kind, rocks, shells, skins,
electronic equipment, giant screen televisions, Ipads, Ipods,
blackberries, redberries,
even bodies and the souls of men were for sale.

Stopping by was afleet of Mercedes full of kings, prime ministers and presidents for
life. They fought each other on the roadside for the precious rocks and
metals, animal skins, even wigs and huge plastic containers of bleaching
cream, a precious min
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Memorial Day

Monday, May 31, 2010



Memorial Day


Iam a veteran
Not of foreign battlefields
Like my father in worldwar one
My uncles in world war two
And Korea
my friends fromVietnam
And Congo “police action”
But veteran none the less
Exiledand jailed because I refused
To visit Vietnam as a running dog forimperialism
I visited Canada, Chicago, Harlem, Mexico and Belize
Federalprison for a minute
But veteran I am
of the war in the hood
warof domestic colonialism
neo-colonialism
White supremacy in blackface war
Fighting for black p
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Parable of the Man Who Can Write

Parable of the Man Who Can Write




Preface

Brother, you always amaze me. The way you can turn out a piece every day of the year, 356 days, or however many there are, you are always on the case, sometimes three or four pieces if there is a hot subject. I mean all over the wide wide world web. And be on Da corner, too. Fantastic!

You know, I like those Westerns--I was born and raised up in that age--in which there is always some white cat (tall and rugged) who is handy with a gun, you know, the fastes
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Chicago-Midwest

Mark S. Allen, Associate Editor, The South Street Journal Newspaper

Founder/President, The Black Leadership Development Institute, BLDI

449 East 36th Street, 1st Floor

Chicago, Illinois 60616

312-624-8351 or 773-392-0165

CHICAGO MEDIA GIVING PRESIDENT OBAMA PASS ON RESPONSE TO RISE IN CHICAGO VIOLENCE, INCLUDING DEATH OF CHICAGO POLICE OFFICER AND WAR TWO TIME IRAQ WAR VETERAN CHARLES WORTHAM IV

"The Chicago media has devoted most of its Chicago programming and interviews and analysis of Obama's curre

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Chicago-Midwest
The Black Leadership Development Insitute, BLDI
449 East 35th Street, 1st Floor
Chicago, Illinois 60616
773-392-0165
Mark S. Allen, Founder/President
FRIDAY, MAY 28th, 2010
TRIBUTE AND RESOLUTION TO OFFICER THOMAS WORTHAM IV
"We Tried Not To Let You Down"
Thomas, you were committed to your Chatham community in terms of crime intervention and prevention, and you had your ears to the ground, you sounded the alarm, we tried not to let you down. Two weeks before you died, community leaders, elected official
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Chicago-Midwest

Mark Allen, BLDI, BWS-C, Poor People's Campaign, Environmental activists, community organizers Joins Rev. Jesse Jackson, Sr and The National Rainbow /PUSH Coalition in continued public protest and boycott call of BP, at BP site at 12th & Wabash in Chicago

The People Must Not Pay The Bill For The BP Spill

773-392-0165

FRIDAY, MAY 28th, 2010

Veteran Activist, Mark Allen, founder and president of The Black Leadership Development Institute, BLDI, and Board member of The Black Wall Street -Chicago Projec

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MY TROUBLE WITH "POLITICAL PRISONERS"

MY TROUBLE WITH "POLITICAL PRISONERS"


How can a "Political Prisoner" be paroled and accept his parole without an admission from the State the his CAUSE and ACTIONS of his CAUSE are just?

What does a "Political Prisoner" say to a Parole Board in order to be granted parole?

Does the "Political Prisoner" say I am sorry I h
ave been a bad boy and you can count on me to be good from now on? Or. I am so damn old and feeble, what harm can I do? Or.

Thanks for the opportunity to say "Aluta Continua"?

How

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Monday, May 24, 2010

Academyof Da Corner Reader's Theatre performing The Wisdom of Plato Negro andpoetry by Marvin X

Academyof Da Corner Reader's Theatre
segment of a performanceat the
Oakland African American Museum Library
Saturday, May 15,2010

Video and editing by Ken Johnson

Featuring Phavia Khujichagulia
readingParable of the Green Revolution

RasheedahSabreen singing original lyrics

Marvin X reading Dreamtime
from Land of My Daughters,poems, 2005

The event celebrated the release of his latest book
The W
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Greetings Family,
I haven't tried and tested all of the tips for using the cucumber.
As cool as a cucumber: It is said that cucumbers are cool to the touch, and I haven't really noticed this to betrue. I shall pay closer attention to this on my next purchase. Also, at one time patients with fevers were advised to lie on cucumbers to help lower or break the fever. Here I go again with some more information about the cucumber - trusting the information is accurate because there are several natura
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http://ephphatha-poetry.blogspot.com/2010/04/imagine-if-tea-party-was-black-tim-wise.html



Let’s play a game, shall we? The name of the game is called “Imagine.” The way it’s played is simple: we’ll envision recent happenings in the news, but then change them up a bit. Instead of envisioning white people as the main actors in the scenes we’ll conjure - the ones who are driving the action - we’ll envision black folks or other people of color instead. The object of the game is to imagine the public
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