Civil and Human Rights

Right after WWII, the U.S. executed Japanese who had water boarded U.S. POW’s. We felt it was a war crime worthy of capital punishment. The Japanese counter argued that they were simply trying to prevent a national catastrophe (such as a WMD being dropped on them).

The FBI, Congresswoman Roybal-Allard, and Senator Boxer Have been contacted several times in regard to issues of impropriety, and illegal acts on the part of U.S. government employees, and associated entities.

Food for thought! My hometown news paper "The Valdosta Daily Times published an article on January 7th, 2007 that read;

“remembering MLK Founder’s Banquet keeps the dream alive. This commemoration Association Founder’s Banquet at the James H. Rainwater Conference drew 600 people. This proves that Dr. Kings dream is preserved and celebrated by all walks of life.”