An American Conversation
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“It was a government drug injected straight into the veins of a proud and great group of people. Just when it seemed they were emerging out of the darkness and taking a firm grip on America’s opportunities with the likes of Martin Luther King Jr…The democrat party injected a dose of social programming and planning that totally devastated the black community in America…The program was social welfare and the drug was AFDC”
“To me, it was total devastation. Now those in the black community are hooked on the drug of government and it doesn’t seem that the democrat party has any plans to release them any time soon. Nor does it seem that the black community has the will to go through a social “cold turkey” on their own. It’s a problem of extraordinary proportions.
It’s time for the democrat party to come clean for their ethnic social genocide and stand before the world and apologize for their misguided deeds. Its time that they are judged for their social engineering failures.”
"To me, moving forward is healthy for everyone. Keeping our history in perspective is necessary. It is unproductive to live ones life with one foot in the present and the other foot firmly planted in the past…I know! Our countries past mistakes as well as its courageous battles to correct those mistakes are there for all of us to learn and to understand.
I was not involved in that time and place. My friends, all colors, were not there. All my black friends don’t even have a living connection to the era of slavery. So why are the flames of race continuing to be fanned? I think we all know that answer, know matter what side of the political spectrum you’re on, I believe we all know the insidious truth! The controversial racial coals continue to be stoked for one reason and one reason only…
Democrat political power!"
“America is a great nation built on decades of trials and tribulations. Our true history, based in fact, is a history of violence, compassion and discovery. We are a capitalist society and it’s because of that, that we are capable of giving so much to the world. Its our individuality, invention and freedom that has allowed us to lead the way in helping our fellow man in all countries in need. We have given so much of ourselves for so long in the areas of food, research, infrastructure, invention, finance, medicine and most important, the military protection from dictators and tyrants whose evil intentions were focused on the helpless. We, as a country, have given our most prized possession while performing all these great deeds…we have given our lives.”
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About the Book
The author writes; "Apathy is the killer of great nations." Do not be lulled to sleep by routine or lack of effort. To not be hypnotized or distracted by the numbing, mindless drip of Hollywood. To honor our constitution in America and to never let those who believe that the failed governments of the past, those that ruled their nations by fear and oppression, would be a better replacement for our own.
The author wants you to remember those great words printed on a simple license plate by one small state in our great nation...
"LIVE FREE or DIE"
His hope is, that by reading this book, common sense will prevail and that individuals will begin to ask the tough questions to their politicians about their motives and agendas. To not follow blindly the sound bites, propoganda and lies that permeate our political process. He wants everyone to demand the truth from their elected officials, demand to see the results of their programs and policies so everyone can have a clear understanding of their successes and failures.
This book looks at the political failures and domination of the Democrat Party over black Americans for the last fifty years. It asks and in some cases answers the tough questions before us today. Attorney General Eric Holder called all of us cowards for not having a coversation about race in America...The author writes: This is my conversation with you!
About the Author
He grew up in the projects outside of Boston Massachusetts. His family moved 46 times before he was in the third grade. His father was a survivor of the Bataan Death March and the Japanese prison camp for 3 1/2 years in WWII. He moved to Maine in 1990 with his wife of 30 years, Karen and their three children. He has always been a conservative and sees himself more and more a Libertarian.
The motivation behind "An American Conversation" began when the author was listening to the Attorney General of the United States of America, Eric Holder, calling everyone a coward for NOT having a conversation about race! Something changed in the author that day and he began to write his book. The book "An American Conversation" is this authors own opinions and observations on the political climate and its effect on race over the last fifty years.
He is also proud of the fact that he has this opportunity to give back to the military families in America by donating one dollar from the sale of each book to the "Wounded Warriors Project".
The author hopes that this book will inspire all to have their own conversation. A conversation that some might not want you to have or others to hear. The author agrees with Mr. Holder, not that we are all cowards for not having a conversation about race but that its time to have this conversation. A conversation of..."a new kind."