Originally posted by: KAMAZON
Ther should be a limit to the amount of posts you can have per day
I see you have a quote from Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. The Vice Presidents of LaRouches "Schiller Institute" is Amelia Boynton Robinson. If you ever studied the Civil Rights movement, you will know Amelia Boynton Robinson was the lady who invited Dr. King to her home in Alabama, and organized the Civil Rights Movement from her home. Lyndon LaRouches runningmate, Rev. James Bevel, also lived with Amelia Boynton Robinson and Dr. King in Amelias home. Amelia Boynton Robinson led the march down Edmund Pettis Bridge which led to a massacre in which the KKK (police) tried to kill Amelia and the others. She also passed the 1965 Voters Acts Rights, and has been working With LaRouche ever since then. Why would you ever want to silence the fight for sovergnty and the continuation of the Civil Rights Movement, like the KKK tried doing to leaders of our movement back in the 60s? Are you really a slave that is ready to put on his own shackles at the whim of it's master, "Popular Opinion" or "Mass Media"?
National Black Caucus: "LAROUCHE Must Be Included in the Upcoming Debate"
SIGNATURES:
Assemblyman Mervyn Dymally, former Chairman, Congressional Black Caucus, Los Angeles, CA
Hon. Joycelyn Elders, former Surgeon-General of U.S., Little Rock, AR
Senator Eugene McCarthy, former U.S. Senator, and former candidate for President, MN
Senator Joseph Neal, Chair, Nevada Legislative Black Caucus, 2002 Democratic Nominee for Governor of Nevada, Las Vegas, NV
Amelia Boynton Robinson, Vice-President, Schiller Institute, Recipient, Martin Luther King, Jr. Foundation Medal of Freedom, Tuskegee Institute, AL
JL Chestnut, Esq., Author, "Black in Selma," Selma, AL
J.E. "Billy" McKinney, former member, GA House of Representatives, Atlanta, GA
Dr. Abdul Alim Muhammad, National Spokesman, Nation of Islam, Washington, D.C.
Rep. Earle Banks, MS House of Representatives, Jackson, MS
Rep. Erik Fleming, MS House of Representatives, Jackson, MS
Rep. Alexander Lipsey, Michigan House of Representatives, Kalamazoo, MI
Senator Alma Wheeler Smith, former member, MI State Senate, S. Lyon, MI
Rep. James Thomas, Alabama House of Representatives, former president, National Black Caucus of State Legislators, Selma, AL
Barbara Lett Simmons, Democratic National Committeewoman, Washington, D.C.
Mary Rasmussen, Democratic National Committeewoman, Boyceville, Wisconsin
Rep. Harold James, PA House of Representatives, former Chair, Pennsylvania Legislative Black Caucus, Philadelphia, PA
Rep. Howard Kenner, former member, Illinois State Legislature, Chicago, IL
Senator L. Louise Lucas, Virginia State Senate, Portsmouth, VA
Senator Maggie Wallace Glover, South Carolina Senate, Florence, SC
Senator Daryl Jones, former President, Florida State Senate, Miami, FL
Senator Henry "Hank" Wilkins IV, Chairman, Arkansas Legislative Black Caucus, Pine Bluff, Arkansas
Rep. Demetrius Newton, Speaker Pro Tem, Alabama House of Representatives, Birmingham, AL
Senator Charles Steele, Chair, AL Senate Legislative Black Caucus, State President, Alabama Southern Christian Leadership Conference, Tuscaloosa, AL
Rep. Thomas Jackson, Vice-Chair, Democratic Caucus, Alabama State House; Chairman, Agriculture Committee, NBCSL, Thomasville, AL