Special Blog: Motivational Moments & Martin Luther King, Jr. National Memorial Dedication
Happy Thursday All!
I hope that you are getting a chance to really enjoy the last days of Summer. Here in Washington, D.C., we are happy to report that we all survived the strongest earthquake to hit the area in 100 years. As one who grew up in California and has experienced earthquakes before, I have to admit that this was a pretty substantial event.
Additionally, our area is preparing for the official dedication of the Martin Luther King, Jr. National Memorial on this Sunday, August 28, which is also the 48th Anniversary of the 1963 March On Washington. Are you coming? The excitement meter is off the charts for this historic event and the city is welcoming guests and participants from near and far, including Former Atlanta Mayor and U.S. Ambassador Andrew Young, Roland Martin of CNN & TV One, Congressman John Lewis, Stevie Wonder, India Arie, Brian Williams...
To read more, go to http://libertyip.blogspot.com
I hope that you are getting a chance to really enjoy the last days of Summer. Here in Washington, D.C., we are happy to report that we all survived the strongest earthquake to hit the area in 100 years. As one who grew up in California and has experienced earthquakes before, I have to admit that this was a pretty substantial event.
Additionally, our area is preparing for the official dedication of the Martin Luther King, Jr. National Memorial on this Sunday, August 28, which is also the 48th Anniversary of the 1963 March On Washington. Are you coming? The excitement meter is off the charts for this historic event and the city is welcoming guests and participants from near and far, including Former Atlanta Mayor and U.S. Ambassador Andrew Young, Roland Martin of CNN & TV One, Congressman John Lewis, Stevie Wonder, India Arie, Brian Williams...
To read more, go to http://libertyip.blogspot.com
Hello,
I would like to ask this question. Who does the Martin Luther King memorial belongs.
For instance, if I asked you what people owns the country of China of course you would say the Chinese people irrespective to the different races of people living in China, am I right.
Likewise, if I asked you what people own the country of Japan of course you would say the Japanese people irrespective to the different races of people presently living in Japan.
So, if I asked you what people own the country of the United States of America I would expect you to say White Americans, right.
Getting back to my question about the Martin Luther King Memorial, okay. What people does the Martin Luther King Memorial belong?
Now, I am going to be honest with you. I have an IQ of 68, which means I am practically retarded. However, I have enough sense to know that White Americans own The Martin Luther King Memorial. Would you agree with me?
Now, if you agree with me I would want to know what the big hurrah is all about of the dedication of The Martin Luther King Memorial.
Black Americans are not a real people until we desire to become a sovereign people on a reasonable and fertile portion of this continent that we could worship God, pursue life, liberty, happiness and prosperity in our own way.
I know that our only permanent solution is that we become a sovereign people.
I declare that in my lifetime Black Americans are going to become a sovereign people. In other words, Black Americans are going to experience something similar to what the children of Israel experienced with the Exodus.
I am the way, and besides me, there is no other way that Black Americans could ever become a real people.
When we become a sovereign people The Martin Luther King Memorial will belong to us and then it will have its true dedication. Am I making any sense?
Tell me what you think.