Who’s right who’s wrong? Too many Leaders today seem to be in a permanent state of trigger-happy confusion. Emotional intelligence has taken a back seat to bomb first and ask questions later mentality. Bombs are falling and/or exploding, on a daily basis, in several Islamic countries and on countries of color. When bombs fall, unsuspecting victims’ lives are immediately turned upside down and a tragic condition of confusion set in while we watch the results in living color on our big screen TVs.

Both people and animals run for cover hoping that the direction they chose will not be the target of their death. This is the 21st century; however, mankind still has not learned to respect the life of another man, woman or child. Major power without couscous of action brings about psychological and physical damages that cannot be repaired or replaced.

One can only imagine the confusion of the locals when bombs are falling on their dreams while the earth beneath their feet is constantly disturbed by sorties of stealth bomber from a foreign land by a foreign power that they didn’t invites into their homes or their lands. Western government’s Blind Ambitions confuses the emotions and leave no room for enlightenment. Continue reading The Psychology of Confusion →

The Affordable Care Act AKA Obamacare is still alive today notwithstanding the arrogant and relenting attacks form the Republicans control Congress minus the Honorable John McCain, and the vicious bombastic attacks from president Trump because of the eighteen reasons below.

Interesting point; even if you are not a millionaire, the ACA/Obamacare will help you and your family also.

18 Reasons Why The Affordable Care Act Has Survived:

1) Small Business Tax Credits –

2) No Discrimination Against Children with Pre-Existing Conditions –

3) Help for Uninsured American with Pre-Existing Conditions until Exchange is Available (Interim High-Risk Pool) –

4) Ends Rescissions-Bans insurance companies from dropping people from coverage when they get sick. Effective 6 months after enactment. –

5) Begins to Close the Medicare Part D Donut Hole –

6) Free Preventive Care under Medicare –

7) Extends Coverage for Young People up to 26th Birthday through Parents’ Insurance –

8) Help for Early Retirees

9) Bans Lifetime Limits on Coverage –

10) Bans Restrictive Annual Limits on Coverage –

11) Free Preventive Care under New Private Plans –

12) New, Independent Appeals Process –

13) Ensures Value for Premium Payments

14) Community Health Centers –

15) Increases the Number of Primary Care Practitioners –

16) Prohibits Discrimination Based on Salary –

17) Health Insurance Consumer Information –

18) Holds Insurance Companies Accountable for Unreasonable Rate Hikes.

The so-called Republican “Tax Cuts and Jobs Act” amounts to the single most substantial reduction of the corporate tax rate in U.S. history. It permanently slashes the rates at which corporations pay taxes from 35 percent to 21 percent. Based on recent data, the reduction of the corporate tax rate amounts to a $1.3 trillion tax cut over the next decade.

If this impacts you in any way, try not to panic. Taxes can be confusing enough as it is, with having to contact accountants like Dave Burton to help file tax extensions and refunds. However, with the below information, you’ll hopefully understand what impact this reform will have.

Before the American historical tax giveaway by Trump and the Republican Party, the world community was given a gift documenting an illegal money laundering networks of the global elite. These documents are known as the “Panama Papers” which consist of 11.5 million leaked documents

These documents known as the “Panama Papers” were “leaked to journalists from a law firm in Panama that created shell companies in which large corporations and wealthy individuals from around the world parked their money out of the view of their governments and their governments’ tax collectors.” Continue reading Citizens of the United States of America Must Demand Taxation Equity →

The American people must re-shape the national discourse related to the Second Amendment rights and gun violence. As it pertains to reasonable gun control laws, the United States is a global pariah. America cannot continue to accept false narratives and blatant misinformation from self-serving pressure groups that assault weapons are “rarely used in criminal activity and would not reduce violence.” These groups continue to pursue an agenda designed to delay or destroy the implementation of much-needed gun safety measures. Some people believe that the best way to protect yourself from gun crime is to own guns yourselves. However, which are the best guns to protect yourself with? You could visit https://knowpreparesurvive.com/gear/guns/best-pellet-bb-air-guns-hunting-self-defense/ to find out what they recommend. We need to reinvigorate the nation’s resolve to develop comprehensive and permanent “Gun Control” laws. Weapons of war don’t belong on streets throughout America. When it comes to gun safety, it is important to find ways like using hidden gun furniture to help keep your gun hidden and away from unwanted visitors. If a weapon gets into the wrong hands, we wouldn’t like to imagine what could happen.

The security of the American people is in direct conflict with the perceived “Second Amendment rights” of gun owners to possess assault rifles and massive magazine clips. These weapons of mass destruction are designed to kill an enormous number of people in a matter of minutes. On Jan. 5, 2016, before leaving office, President Obama announced a series of executive actions aimed at reducing gun violence. Former President Obama instructed former U. S. Attorney General Eric Holder to “review categories of people prohibited from gun ownership to make sure dangerous people are not slipping through the cracks.” However, President Trump, supported by Republican Senators and Republicans in the House of Representatives has continued to rescind the Obama era gun control policies. Most of the public now believe that that gun detection is more important than gun laws this is why gun detection systems have been developed that can detect guns through a camera and alert the owner through an app, the technology is growing and will become more mainstream over the coming years.

Trump and Florida Gov. Scott’s allegiance to the NRA appear to supersede their love for the American people. Their refusal to attend the up-coming “Parkland Town Hall” speaks volumes about their anti-gun control positions that are responsible for thousands of American deaths each year. No American that’s serious about ending gun violence could legitimately disagree with the former President Obama’s gun control directive? It is a sad day in America when we have Republicans fearing primary challenges from the right if they oppose the NRA.

1) Congress has failed to pass more than 100 gun control proposals in since 2011.
2) Background checks are a systematic way to keep guns out of the wrong hands and save lives.
3) There have been 18 school shootings in the United States in just 43 days of 2018.
4) A recent survey stated that 57 percent of Americans think gun laws should be stricter.
5) The study also found that 57 percent support a nationwide ban on assault weapons. Continue reading Reinvigoration of Our Determination To Generate Permanent Gun Control Laws →

First of all, I want to congratulate Mr. Cyril Ramaphosa, South Africa’s newly elected President. President Ramaphosa, representing the African National Congress (ANC), has a unique opportunity to make good on their original promises made to Black South Africans  prior to winning their independence. They promised to bring justice to victims of apartheid-era high crimes such as human rights violations, massacres, torture, extensive imprisonment of activists, and crippling racial discrimination.

At the end of the Apartheid era, the ANC adopted a concept called the Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC). The TRC, which facilitated South Africa’s transition to Black rule, has been a humongous failure in delivering justice and compensation to the Indigenous/aborigines Black people of South Africa.

Moreover, the Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC) provided Indigenous/aborigines Black South Africans with an empty peace and false promises of reparations, equity, and equality. Hence, during the transition, the major failure of the African National Congress (ANC) was the acceptance of the dreaded “Truth & Reconciliation Commission. The Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC)” proved to be one of the most insulting, vile and abominable aspects of South Africa’s transition government.

The so-called South African’s Truth & Reconciliation Commission (TCR) was a deceitful enterprise that was supported by several Western governments in addition to the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the World Bank. These same western power brokers that pushed the ANC to adopt the TRC, also helped created and sustained the racial dictatorship that came to be known as apartheid. Continue reading BLACK SOUTH AFRICANS DEMAND HUMAN AND ECONOMIC JUSTICE →

HOW BIG IS
YOUR WORLD…
IF IT’S NOT
AS BIG
AS THE PAIN
THAT’S
BEING FELT
AROUND THE
WORLD
THEN, IT IS NOT
BIG ENOUGH…
MEMBERS OF THE
GLOBLE PEACE MOVEMENT
PLEASE
STAND UP…

©Mansour Id-Deen
June 5, 2017

This is a chronicle of the timeline of denial of access and inhumane treatment that African-American/Blacks had to endure in these United States of America. In spite of monumental barriers, dehumanizing acts of terror and gross  injustices committed against African-American/Blacks, we are still STANDING. When the “Most High” is with you, survival is a foregone conclusion…

1870
Virginia Prohibits School Desegregation
A Virginia law prohibits black and white children from attending the same schools. The measure will be renewed in 1882, 1902, 1930, 1956, and 1958.
1870
Tennessee Restricts Schools
A Tennessee law prohibits black and white children from attending the same schools. The measure will be renewed in 1873, 1901, 1925, and 1932.
1872
West Virginia Constitution Restricts Schools
The West Virginia Constitution is amended to state, “White and colored persons shall not be taught in the same school.”3 In 1873, 1901, and 1931, the state legislature will create laws to enforce the constitutional mandate. Continue reading The Jim Crow Timeline 1870 to 1875 →

1876
Wyoming Separates Schools
Wyoming’s territorial legislature votes to create separate schools for the instruction of black children.
1876
Texas Poll Tax
The Texas Constitution requires voters to pay a poll tax; a free required in order to cast a ballot. Though the measure does not appear to discriminate against any particular race, it will effectively disenfranchise black Texans, who cannot afford the fee.
1876
Mississippi Pig Law
The Mississippi legislature—the first since Radical Reconstruction to be controlled by Democrats—votes to increase penalties for petty crimes. Under the so-called “pig law,” anyone found guilty of stealing a farm animal or any other piece of property worth more than $10 will be charged with grand larceny and sentenced to up to five years in prison. Continue reading The Jim Crow Timeline 1876 to 1878 →

1879
Missouri Restricts Marriage
A Missouri law states, “No person having one-eighth part or more of Negro blood shall be permitted to marry any white person.” 5 The statute will be renewed in 1909, 1929, and 1949.
1879
South Carolina Restricts Marriage
A South Carolina law states, “Marriage between a white person and an Indian, Negro, mulatto, mestizo, or half-breed shall be null and void.” In 1895, the legislature will amend the state constitution to reflect this statute.
1879
Washington Teachers
Booker T. Washington returns to his alma mater, the Hampton Institute, in order to teach and mentor students.
1880
Mississippi Voids Mixed Marriage
The Mississippi legislature revises the state code to declare that any marriage between a white person and an African-American is “incestuous and void.” Continue reading The Jim Crow Timeline 1879 to 1885 →

1888
Utah Restricts Marriage
Utah enacts a miscegenation law that prohibits any white person from marrying someone of another race. The statute will be renewed in 1907, 1933, and 1953.
1888
Du Bois At Harvard
W. E. B. Du Bois completes his coursework at Fisk College, graduating at top of his class. With the aid of generous scholarships, he is able to continue his education at Harvard University. During his seven-year stint at the prestigious institution, Du Bois will earn a B.A. in Philosophy and an M.A. in History and will become the university’s first African-American student to receive a Ph.D.
1889
Texas Restricts Transportation
The Texas legislature repeals the 1871 statute that barred segregation on public transportation. Railroad companies are now required to maintain separate coaches for black passengers.

1890
Lynchings
During the 1890s, at least 1,132 blacks are lynched or burned alive in the United States.7
1890
Voting Laws
Between 1890 and 1906, every southern state passes some sort of statute meant to prevent blacks from registering to vote. Most new elector requirements, such as the poll tax, literacy tests, and the “grandfather clause,” appear colorblind, but in practice, function to eliminate the black vote altogether.
1890
Louisiana Restricts Railroads
A Louisiana law requires railroad companies to provide separate but equal accommodations for black passengers. Continue reading The Jim Crow Timeline 1888 to 1899 →