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Note From the Founder…
The fight for voting rights in the United States has been advancing since the time several brave and brilliant men, supported by faithful wives and families were able to carve a Constitutional Republic from a tyrannical government at the time of the birth of the Land of the Free. Ongoing battles were fought from the beginning in order to secure the collective voices or political views of individuals from divergent social groupings in America. One of the most significant battles for voting rights eventually developed within the community of Black citizens nearly 100 years after they were freed from the “peculiar institution” of slavery. It was part of the Civil Rights Movement that was spearheaded by Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr.
Since American citizens are celebrating the birth of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. today, it is fitting that Americans review again the reasons that the fight for suffrage for Black citizens was not only one of the most substantial foundations for a free Republic in our nation’s history, but also in world history. Although the Thirteenth Amendment of the Constitution abolished slavery in the nation, voting rights for Black citizens took much longer to secure. Legal breakthroughs began to weaken the stranglehold the Southern Democrats had upon the Solid South in the late 1950s. However, the extreme irony is that the victories of the Civil Rights Movement in securing the right to vote for Black citizens is now being threatened for millions of citizens across the U.S.
Despite the propaganda from the corporate mainstream media manufacturers, there are several violations of election laws from one end of the country to the other. In the same manner political propaganda that originated from the wealthy slave-owning landowners to mentally manipulate the population of the Deep South, the major media moguls of today spew political propaganda to confuse or mentally manipulate low-information and ignorant voters today. But, the rigging of elections is multifaceted and extremely nefarious. citizens‘ right to vote is being infringed upon in a criminal manner once again. However, this time it is done by both major political parties and they will do whatever they can get away with, or what citizens will tolerate.
This edition of the Founder’s Focus is dedicated to Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr., but especially it is dedicated to the success or the victories of the Civil Rights patriots who sacrificed so much – even some losing their lives as they fought for the rights that should have been guaranteed by the U.S. Constitution. America has come full circle to this turbulent time of the 1960s as many elitists would love to control as many citizens’ rights as possible. In the elitists’ view, common citizens have little capability to think about who they honestly want leading in the government positions – whether such officials are elected or not.
This edition is dedicated to those patriots who are currently fighting for fair and honest elections. Much is being done in such a time as this. Unfortunately, some of the collective effort is useless and simply has the appearance of solving the real problems of a broken election system. This is also compounded by a broken or corrupt legal system. In recent years, Americans who have the eyes to see and the ears to hear have been awakened to the corruption in these two arenas of our society. The effort to repair the damage will take much longer than it took to establish such a nefarious network of deception and manipulation. The model was the control one political party exercised in the Solid South – but now such a system of systemic criminal theft is on steroids.
The second message is one I wrote during the last election year of 2022 and it serves as a bit of an historical record in that dark time. Yet, I did not provide the full article due to the attempt at conservation of our newsletter content. The title of this message is: “May the Spirit of Martin Luther King, Jr. Inspire a New Voting Rights Movement.” Much of what I wrote in that time is coming to fruition in news stories today. Definitely, what King and the volunteers of the Civil Rights Movement were fighting for is now what contemporary volunteers need to carry on in our time. Most Americans do not know what they do not know when it comes to the hidden criminal corruption in our sacred election system.
Solutions to the broken election system will come even slower if people are satisfied with sitting on their rear ends and bitching about the problems, rather than working to fix things. In addition, genuine solutions will be even slower if citizens are continually deceived by grifters or political operatives posing as saviors, yet possessing little motivation other than separating naive voters from their money. This includes political candidates, pandering for donations, who have weak wills to act boldly, or who only possess an anemic or incomplete understanding of the multiple levels of criminal manipulation of the election system. Without a clear conscience within the individual working in the current election system, there will be little integrity in our elections. Solutions will come when patriots unite and begin to work together to demand and ensure honest elections.
As mentioned in the last “Founder’s Focus,”For many patriots, there are many standing unanswered questions that hover like dark clouds over the entire system of electing ‘leaders’ for our states and for our nation. And, there are so many people now who are watching the actions of the ones who want to suppress true inquiry, free expression, and the right of redress of grievances.” Watching, or observing the procedures of conducting elections is critical to shining the light of day upon inept, corrupt, or illegal practices in handling and processing of ballots. The additional concerns regarding the legal system are increasingly apparent. Yet, while breakdown of the judicial system is quite alarming, all of this indicates that citizens are now more aware of what they did not know before. While the spotlight shines, good citizens are able to go to work.
This is what the Civil Rights Movement was about – exposing the outright corruption to the rest of the nation. It was not that long ago, but one has to wonder: How could that have existed so long in the Land of the Free? There is one simple human trait that simply resists being involved. follows along the line of: “If it doesn’t affect me, why should I bother to stick my nose into it? It’s none of my business!” This is why the German Christians did not speak out against the horrors the Nazis were perpetrating upon the Jews. This is why Americans did not speak out against the racist laws of segregations and voter suppression in the Solid South. It is why Americans in this day do not speak out more boldly against the ongoing atrocities in other parts of the world.
Apathy and disinterest stem from self-absorption and a lack of genuine concern for the human family. “It’s not my concern.” Usually, the adage that all it takes for evil to triumph is true! And, it honestly does not matter who said it because truth is truth. Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr. fought for justice – not just for Blacks, but for all citizens of America to live up to the ideals of those who were willing to sacrifice for Freedom itself. Freedom is in our national DNA, and when freedoms are threatened as they are being threatened now, especially the right to have our votes count, it is the Freedom of all Americans that is being threatened.
Being awake to the threats, ones that are visible as well as ones that remain unseen, is the first step. Continued awareness is a good second step. Communication with others of the threats is the critical stage and one in which diversion or outright suppression of expression is a warning of the erosion of one of our precious First Amendment rights. But, when one considers that the most important expression one can contribute to a Free Republic is their vote, if one’s voice of support or disfavor is negated election after election, it is a dangerous sign that our voices are being trampled. So, when freedom of speech is stifled or curtailed, and when one’s voice at the ballot box is eliminated, one must wonder: How much further will the attacks upon our freedoms be tolerated? The Civil Rights Movement provides a blueprint for the resistance and the reversal of the abuses against citizens, and true Americans need to re-examine that blueprint which Rev. King and the civil rights activists provided not so long ago. As mentioned previously, “it is important for the remnant to work together to retain the Republic. United “We the People” will stand; artificial, inconsequential divisions will undo us. Let us defend Freedom!”
"Give Us the Ballot"
By Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr. (May 17, 1957)
Address Delivered at the Prayer Pilgrimage for Freedom
Mr. Chairman, distinguished platform associates, fellow Americans. Three years ago the Supreme Court of this nation rendered in simple, eloquent, and unequivocal language a decision which will long be stenciled on the mental sheets of succeeding generations. For all men of goodwill, this May seventeenth decision came as a joyous daybreak to end the long night of human captivity. It came as a great beacon light of hope to millions of disinherited people throughout the world who had dared only to dream of freedom.
Unfortunately, this noble and sublime decision has not gone without opposition. This opposition has often risen to ominous proportions. Many states have risen up in open defiance. The legislative halls of the South ring loud with such words as “interposition” and “nullification.”
But even more, all types of conniving methods are still being used to prevent Negroes from becoming registered voters. The denial of this sacred right is a tragic betrayal of the highest mandates of our democratic tradition. And so our most urgent request to the president of the United States and every member of Congress is to give us the right to vote. Give us the ballot, and we will no longer have to worry the federal government about our basic rights.
Give us the ballot (Yes), and we will no longer plead to the federal government for passage of an anti-lynching law; we will by the power of our vote write the law on the statute books of the South and bring an end to the dastardly acts of the hooded perpetrators of violence. Give us the ballot, and we will transform the salient misdeeds of bloodthirsty mobs into the calculated good deeds of orderly citizens.
Give us the ballot, and we will fill our legislative halls with men of goodwill and send to the sacred halls of Congressmen who will not sign a “Southern Manifesto” because of their devotion to the manifesto of justice.5 Give us the ballot, and we will place judges on the benches of the South who will do justly and love mercy, and we will place at the head of the southern states governors who will, who have felt not only the tang of the human, but the glow of the Divine. Give us the ballot, and we will quietly and nonviolently, without rancor or bitterness, implement the Supreme Court’s decision of May seventeenth, 1954. In this juncture of our nation’s history, there is an urgent need for dedicated and courageous leadership. If we are to solve the problems ahead and make racial justice a reality, this leadership must be fourfold.
First, there is need for strong, aggressive leadership from the federal government. So far, only the judicial branch of the government has evinced this quality of leadership. If the executive and legislative branches of the government were as concerned about the protection of our citizenship rights as the federal courts have been, then the transition from a segregated to an integrated society would be infinitely smoother. But we so often look to Washington in vain for this concern. In the midst of the tragic breakdown of law and order, the executive branch of the government is all too silent and apathetic. In the midst of the desperate need for civil rights legislation, the legislative branch of the government is all too stagnant and hypocritical.
This dearth of positive leadership from the federal government is not confined to one particular political party. Both political parties have betrayed the cause of justice. The Democrats have betrayed it by capitulating to the prejudices and undemocratic practices of the southern Dixiecrats. The Republicans have betrayed it by capitulating to the blatant hypocrisy of right wing, reactionary northerners. These men so often have a high blood pressure of words and an anemia of deeds.
In the midst of these prevailing conditions, we come to Washington today pleading with the president and members of Congress to provide a strong, moral, and courageous leadership for a situation that cannot permanently be evaded. We come humbly to say to the men in the forefront of our government that the civil rights issue is not an ephemeral, evanescent domestic issue that can be kicked about by reactionary guardians of the status quo; it is rather an eternal moral issue which may well determine the destiny of our nation in the ideological struggle with communism. The hour is late. The clock of destiny is ticking out. We must act now, before it is too late.
A second area in which there is need for strong leadership is from the white northern liberals. There is a dire need today for a liberalism which is truly liberal. What we are witnessing today in so many northern communities is a sort of quasi-liberalism which is based on the principle of looking sympathetically at all sides. It is a liberalism so bent on seeing all sides, that it fails to become committed to either side. It is a liberalism that is so objectively analytical that it is not subjectively committed. It is a liberalism which is neither hot nor cold, but lukewarm. We call for a liberalism from the North which will be thoroughly committed to the ideal of racial justice and will not be deterred by the propaganda and subtle words of those who say: “Slow up for a while; you’re pushing too fast.”
A third source that we must look to for strong leadership is from the moderates of the white South. It is unfortunate that at this time the leadership of the white South stems from the close-minded reactionaries. These persons gain prominence and power by the dissemination of false ideas and by deliberately appealing to the deepest hate responses within the human mind. It is my firm belief that this close-minded, reactionary, recalcitrant group constitutes a numerical minority. There are in the white South more open-minded moderates than appears on the surface. These persons are silent today because of fear of social, political and economic reprisals. God grant that the white moderates of the South will rise up courageously, without fear, and take up the leadership in this tense period of transition.
I cannot close without stressing the urgent need for strong, courageous and intelligent leadership from the Negro community. We need a leadership that is 1957 calm and yet positive. This is no day for the rabble-rouser, whether he be Negro or white. We must realize that we are grappling with the most weighty social problem of this nation, and in grappling with such a complex problem there is no place for misguided emotionalism. We must work passionately and unrelentingly for the goal of freedom, but we must be sure that our hands are clean in the struggle. We must never struggle with falsehood, hate, or malice. We must never become bitter. I know how we feel sometime. There is the danger that those of us who have been forced so long to stand amid the tragic midnight of oppression—those of us who have been trampled over, those of us who have been kicked about—there is the danger that we will become bitter. But, if we will become bitter and indulge in hate campaigns, the old, the new order which is emerging will be nothing but a duplication of the old order.
We must meet hate with love. We must meet physical force with soul force. There is still a voice crying out through the vista of time, saying: “Love your enemies, bless them that curse you, pray for them that despitefully use you.”6 Then, and only then, can you matriculate into the university of eternal life. That same voice cries out in terms lifted to cosmic proportions: “He who lives by the sword will perish by the sword.”7 And history is replete with the bleached bones of nations that failed to follow this command. We must follow nonviolence and love.
Now, I’m not talking about a sentimental, shallow kind of love. I’m not talking about eros, which is a sort of aesthetic, romantic love. I’m not even talking about philia, which is a sort of intimate affection between personal friends. But I’m talking about agape. I’m talking about the love of God in the hearts of men. I’m talking about a type of love which will cause you to love the person who does the evil deed while hating the deed that the person does. We’ve got to love.
There is another warning signal. We talk a great deal about our rights, and rightly so. We proudly proclaim that three-fourths of the peoples of the world are colored. We have the privilege of noticing in our generation the great drama of freedom and independence as it unfolds in Asia and Africa. All of these things are in line with the unfolding work of Providence. But we must be sure that we accept them in the right spirit. We must not seek to use our emerging freedom and our growing power to do the same thing to the white minority that has been done to us for so many centuries. Our aim must never be to defeat or humiliate the white man. We must not become victimized with a philosophy of black supremacy. God is not interested merely in freeing black men and brown men and yellow men, but God is interested in freeing the whole human race. We must work with determination to create a society, not where black men are superior and other men are inferior and vice versa, but a society in which all men will live together as brothers and respect the dignity and worth of human personality.
We must also avoid the temptation of being victimized with a psychology of victors. We have won marvelous victories. Through the work of the NAACP, we have been able to do some of the most amazing things of this generation. And I come this afternoon with nothing, nothing but praise for this great organization, the work that it has already done and the work that it will do in the future. And although they’re outlawed in Alabama and other states, the fact still remains that this organization has done more to achieve civil rights for Negroes than any other organization we can point to. Certainly, this is fine.
But we must not, however, remain satisfied with a court victory over our white brothers. We must respond to every decision with an understanding of those who have opposed us and with an appreciation of the difficult adjustments that the court orders pose for them. We must act in such a way as to make possible a coming together of white people and colored people on the basis of a real harmony of interest and understanding. We must seek an integration based on mutual respect.
I conclude by saying that each of us must keep faith in the future. Let us not despair. Let us realize that as we struggle for justice and freedom, we have cosmic companionship. This is the long faith of the Hebraic-Christian tradition: that God is not some Aristotelian “unmoved mover” who merely contemplates upon Himself. He is not merely a self-knowing God, but an other- loving God forever working through history for the establishment of His kingdom. And those of us who call the name of Jesus Christ find something of an event in our Christian faith that tells us this. There is something in our faith that says to us, “Never despair; never give up; never feel that the cause of righteousness and justice is doomed.” There is something in our Christian faith, at the center of it, which says to us that Good Friday may occupy the throne for a day, but ultimately it must give way to the triumphant beat of the drums of Easter. There is something in our faith that says evil may so shape events that Caesar will occupy the palace and Christ the cross (That, but one day that same Christ will rise up and split history into A.D. and B.C., so that even the name, the life of Caesar must be dated by his name. There is something in this universe which justifies Carlyle in saying: “No lie can live forever.” There is something in this universe which justifies William Cullen Bryant in saying: “Truth crushed to earth will rise again.” There is something in this universe which justifies James Russell Lowell in saying:
Truth forever on the scaffold,
Wrong forever on the throne.
Yet that scaffold sways the future,
And behind the dim unknown
Stands God, within the shadow,
Keeping watch above His own.8
Go out with that faith today. Go back to your homes in the Southland to that faith, with that faith today. Go back to Philadelphia, to New York, to 1957 Detroit and Chicago with that faith today, that the universe is on our side in the struggle. Stand up for justice. Sometimes it gets hard, but it is always difficult to get out of Egypt, for the Red Sea always stands before you with discouraging dimensions. And even after you’ve crossed the Red Sea, you have to move through a wilderness with prodigious hilltops of evil and gigantic mountains of opposition. But, I say to you this afternoon: Keep moving. Let nothing slow you up. Move on with dignity and honor and respectability.
I realize that it will cause restless nights sometime. It might cause losing a job; it will cause suffering and sacrifice. It might even cause physical death for some. But if physical death is the price that some must pay to free their children from a permanent life of psychological death, then nothing can be more Christian. Keep going today. Keep moving amid every obstacle. Keep moving amid every mountain of opposition. If you will do that with dignity, when the history books are written in the future, the historians will have to look back and say, “There lived a great people. A people with ‘fleecy locks and black complexion,’ but a people who injected new meaning into the veins of civilization; a people which stood up with dignity and honor and saved Western civilization in her darkest hour; a people that gave new integrity and a new dimension of love to our civilization.”9 When that happens, “the morning stars will sing together, and the sons of God will shout for joy.’’10
May the Spirit of Martin Luther King, Jr. Inspire a New Voting Rights Movement
By Dennis Jamison ——Bio and Archives--January 17, 2022
…there are indications of a swelling political tsunami of increasing popular demands for election integrity that may dwarf the historical fight for voting rights during the years of the Civil Rights Movement. Many political pundits cannot ignore the looming showdown that is shaping up over fair and honest elections in the “Land of the Free” in 2022. Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer had recently stated that his Party will protect America from the violent attempts to undermine a “free and fair election” as was witnessed on January 6, 2021. He indicated that only serious structural reforms would be able to protect American democracy from such an existential threat. Such a threat, in his view, would require dramatic action and he intended to undo the planned GOP filibuster over his precious voting rights bill by Martin Luther King Day. Meanwhile last Tuesday, Joe Biden, in over the top messaging, described the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the U.S. Capitol as an attempted “coup.” The stage was set a year ago as to how to portray the January 6 incident. Biden was in Georgia when he rolled out the carefully worded, pre-fabricated narrative that “The violent mob of January 6, 2021, empowered and encouraged by a defeated former president, sought to win through violence what he had lost at the ballot box.”
Biden’s speech was actually intended to provide empowerment and encouragement to further the coup that his Party orchestrated
Biden’s speech was actually intended to provide empowerment and encouragement to further the coup that his Party orchestrated to put him in such a position of power. An old midwestern expression that is appropriate to frame this as an exercise in twisting the truth is understood as the “pot calling the kettle black.” In more current vocabulary, it is the strategy of the Marxists when they accuse the victims of Socialist-instigated crimes to be viewed as the criminals. It shows up as an Alinsky-esque tactic. How else can anyone understand why District Attorneys hired to protect the people from the rampages of criminals will side with the criminals and not the victims; who are the common taxpayers who pay the salaries of those District Attorneys? The Marxist philosophy shows up as being implemented in many places in America today.
In Biden’s speech last week, he spoke the truth of what his own Party is infamous for in our nation’s history. He stated that “To impose the will of the mob, to overturn free and fair election, and for the first time, the first time in American history, to stop the peaceful transfer of power. They failed, they failed, but democracy’s victory was not certain nor is democracy’s future.” It is clear that the young people in America are historically challenged, but Biden is an old guy, he should know well the truth of his own Party in controlling elections in the Solid South before the days of Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr. and the fight for voting rights for black citizens. His Party ignored the Constitution of the United States then and ignore it now.
Trump Rally …stirred up Leftist media minions
…the… Trump Rally in Arizona… stirred up Leftist media minions, and although no major news media would cover the rally, several “news” outlets scrambled to discredit Donald Trump and some of the major points he made on Saturday in Florence, Arizona. Trump spoke to a massive crowd of incredibly serious supporters and… he acknowledged faithful politicians who appeared to be on board with the “America First” agenda. He also spoke out against the current culture of corruption and all of its ugly manifestations. Yet, some mainstream media outlets, like MSN, Business Insider, The Hill, and Yahoo “News,” to name some rapid responders, predictably fought to protect some old sacred cows at which Trump took aim in his speech. Leftist media attacked Trump on his stand on abortion and transgender athletes. An “imbedded reporter” in the pro-Trump crowd on site appeared to be Aaron Rupar, who is currently listed as an Assistant Editor at Vox Media Inc., another Leftist “news” source. He seemed to be frantically tweeting out as much as he could intellectually grasp. Alia Shoaib of Business Insider, threw out all the talking points to be mustered over the January 6 “insurrection” in his hastily composed article:
“The former president spewed falsehoods about the January 6 insurrection in his speech;”
“former President Donald Trump called the Capitol Police officer who shot and killed Ashli Babbitt during the January 6 riot at the US Capitol a ‘disgrace’ and claimed the FBI was behind the insurrection”; and
“Trump falsely claimed that Democrats wanted to ‘protect’ the officer exonerated of wrongdoing in Babbitt's killing following an internal investigation.”
It is wise to note the use of the term “insurrection,” which is quite misleading and no substantial evidence has been proven of an “insurrection,” and if that term can be applied to the actual events on January 6, then there were several, even more severe, insurrections that destroyed good people’s lives in cities all across the nation during the Antifa and the militant Black Lives Matter rampages prior to the November election in 2020. Yet, the term is not applied equitably. A good current video to view on this issue was recently presented by Representatives Matt Gaetz and Marjorie Taylor Greene:
They want to “fix” the elections, which translates into never having to worry about losing
The current Communist-Democrat-Socialist propaganda and barrage of false narratives pummeling American citizens are designed to confuse the masses regarding the nature of a democracy with respect to voting rights. Democrat leadership uses inverse logic in their claims “democracy is in danger” because the falsely designated “insurrection” on January 6 last year was Trump and the Deplorables trying to reject legitimate election results. The conceptual links that the Democrat leaders, as well as the Never-Trumper syndicate, are portraying the notion that the Deplorables are always a threat to undermine democracy. But, by using a specialized “decoding device” equipped with a logical grasp of American history, coupled with real-world common sense, citizens would intelligently translate “democracy dying” as a threat to the Democrat Party. Such power junkies have never really changed from the days they invented Jim Crow laws and repressed citizen’s votes not so long ago.
In reflecting upon Martin Luther King, Jr. and the fight he waged against the Party of Joe Biden and Chuck Schumer because they had been successfully suppressing the voting rights of black citizens, the Civil Rights Movement was only one generation ago, and many current Democrat leaders have kind words for their fellow politicians who were Klan members back in such a time. That is a different story, but the reality is that through deceptive maneuvers, Democrats are poised to steal the voting rights of the American citizens all over again. They want to “fix” the elections, which translates into never having to worry about losing. They were able to manage such a regional dominion from 1876 to the 1960s.
The record of Democrat suppression of the voting rights of black citizens is formidable. As the American citizens recognize the reasons to celebrate Martin Luther King Day, they need to also recognize why we celebrate the man. Americans need to honor a man who stood up to the Democrats in the Solid South and their repression of human rights, not just voting rights. Today, this battle is still being waged, no matter how much deception the Democrats spew forth in their attempt to twist the truth of history. American patriots are needed to rise to the occasion to reveal, resist, and reject the Democrat threat to fair, honest, and transparent elections in order to keep the Republic. The hatred of America will not end until good people with conservative principles and Judeo-Christian values unite to stop such actions, and that is the real threat to democracy because democracy is the biggest threat to keeping the Constitutional Republic.
The preceding message from Dennis Jamison contains substantial excerpts from an article posted in 2022. However, it is not complete. A link to the full article at Canada Free Press can be found using this link: MLK article on CFP
A Bit of History
From YouTube: Martin Luther King Jr. - 'Give Us the Ballot' Speech - May 17, 1957
From HISTORY.com (w/ video): 10 Things You May Not Know About Martin Luther King Jr.
From HISTORY.com (w/ video): Martin Luther King Jr.'s home is bombed | January 30, 1956
From The Martin Luther King, Jr. Research and Education Institute (Stanford University): Prayer Pilgrimage for Freedom
True Fact Check -
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