[StBernard] Washington D.C. direction we can believe in?

[Westley Annis]

Can it be that The black Muslims are moving closer to creating statehood for
our Nation's Capital, Washington, D.C.?

"Proponents of the bill, including the nonpartisan group DC Vote, maintain
that success on the representation front will not impede efforts to obtain
statehood for Washington. Contrary to the concerns of statehood activists,
these representation proponents say that too much time has been spent
dithering over how DC will gain rights and that there is now an opportunity
for some change--even if incremental. "We have bipartisan support, we have a
willing committee--we have to do it now," said the group's director, Ilir
Zherka. "

http://www.thenation.com/doc/20060911/dc_seeks_representation

However, there has been a movement by many of the area and nation to change
its name: New Africa.  Historically, it has happened in the 17th century
with New England.  Many feel that with the "Africanization Of America" (as
is evident in every aspect of America's social, political, sporting and
entertainment areas), there is an effort that no doubtly obtain support and
sympathy for this type of movement. 

 

http://www.newafricaradio.com/

 

I believe the quote goes: "With Liberty and Justice for All". Within 30
years, this term will reverse the culture of the 16th-20th century in terms
of futuristic acceptance by the liberals. Conservatives are trying hard to
slow the growth, but many feel it is too late because of the rapidly
changing demographics overwhelming society.  God has been replaced with
those like Sean Penn and his ex-woman, Madonna, and the list goes on and on
forever.

 

O-B-1 wants Change.  50% of the country wants a similar change:  "Change he
can believe in".  

 

Washington D.C. is changing toward Statehood?  The majority of D.C. is of
the AfriKan persuasion. What is its future?

 

Then again, what is ours going to be like?

 

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