African American History in the United States of America (Volume Two): A Blueprint for Monetizing Reparations by Rose, Tony

African American History in the United States of America (Volume Two): A Blueprint for Monetizing Reparations

The African slaves that arrived in Jamestown in 1619 were not arriving in the United States of...
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African American History in the United States of America (Volume Two): A Blueprint for Monetizing Reparations by Rose, Tony

African American History in the United States of America (Volume Two): A Blueprint for Monetizing Reparations

Dhs. 188.29

African American History in the United States of America (Volume Two): A Blueprint for Monetizing Reparations

Dhs. 188.29
Author: Tony Rose
Format: Paperback
Language: English

The African slaves that arrived in Jamestown in 1619 were not arriving in the United States of America they were Spanish slaves arriving in Jamestown, Virginia a British colony. Yet, when the thirteen British colonies declared their independence from England, the offspring of those slaves remained as slaves, thus beginning the most shameful and horrendous period of the United States of America's history.

A BLUEPRINT FOR REPARATIONS is about PAYING REPARATIONS IS SHOWING RESPECT FOR AFRICA, AFRICANS, AND THE DECENDENTS OF AFRICAN SLAVES IN WESTERN EUROPE, THE CARIBBEAN, AND THE AMERICAS.

England, France, Belgium, Spain, Portugal, Holland, The United States of America, and the Catholic Church all owe Reparations in the Billions of Trillions of dollars to Africa and African Americans. England, France, Belgium, Spain, Portugal, Holland, The United States of America, and the Catholic Church all owe every African in every village, town, and city on the continent of Africa, a home with electricity, running water, air conditioning, toilets, and thousands of sewage treatment plants. For instance, France owes every descendent of African slaves in Haiti, an Earthquake-resistant home with electricity, running water, air conditioning, toilets, and thousands of sewage treatment plants. France also owes every descendant of African American slavery in the Louisianna Territory of New Orleans, Louisianna, Arkansas, all the territory and land that was sold to the United States during the Louisiana purchase by the French in the hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of millions and billions of dollars. For instance, England owes all the descendants of African slaves in the British Black Commonwealth countries, including Nigeria, Jamaica, and Bermuda, a home with electricity, running water, air conditioning, toilets, and millions of sewage treatment plants. England and the British Crown all owe every descendant of African American slavery in the thirteen British Colonies in North America from 1619 - 1781 Reparations in the hundreds and hundreds of millions of billions of dollars. Portugal owes all the descendants of African slaves in Angola, Brazil, and Cape Verde, a home with electricity, running water, air conditioning, toilets, and thousands of sewage treatment plants as does Spain with all the descendants of African slaves in Cuba, South and Central America. For instance, Spain owes every African American descendant of Spanish, African slavery, in Florida, The Florida Keys, New Mexico, Arizona, Texas, and California, Reparations in the hundreds of billions of dollars. The United States owes every family/descendant of African slaves and Native Americans in America a home with electricity, running water, air conditioning, toilets, and thousands of sewage treatment plants, and every African American family, forty acres of land in a place of their choice in America.





Author: Tony Rose
Publisher: Amber Communications Group, Inc
Published: 05/22/2024
Pages: 342
Binding Type: Paperback
Weight: 1.01lbs
Size: 9.00h x 6.00w x 0.71d
ISBN: 9798990717404

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