FREE THE LAND! NATIONAL ELECTIONS FOR THE PG-REPUBLIC OF NEW AFRIKA The National New Afrikan elections are held every three years. They provide a unique opportunity to continuing building the governmental structure needed to win independence, state power, for those in the historic Black Nation who want it. From Friday, November 14, to Sunday November 16, 2014 New Afrikan people (i.e., Black.people) in America who consider themselves part of the historic Black Nation can vote in the New Afrikan elections. It is essential to an understanding of our status in the United States and in the world that We realize that none of us has any valid U.S. citizenship. The former slave master has no right to make our people into U.S. citizens (by the 14th Amendment or any other means)without asking our permission. Ever since we have been in America, We have never been asked!Rather, We have been told from birth that We are U.S. citizens. The perpetuation of this foolishness results in a denial of our human rights. If the slave master could make our ancestors, the newlyfreed people, into U.S. citizens without asking their permission, then clearly slavery has not ended. All persons of Afrikan descent who are born in the United States and who are aged 16 or over are citizens of the Republic of New Afrika..As citizens they are entitled to vote in the RNA elections. Voters must affirm their citizenship. This can be done by signing a voter registration form at the time of voting. Persons who view themselves to be citizens of the United States, or are unsure on this question, are regarded as having dual citizenship. (This means citizenship in both the USA and the RNA.) Such person vote in RNA elections so long as he or she does give political allegiance to the Black Nation. Your vote in this years National Election sets the stage for your vote in the Independence Plebiscite. We need community organizers to step up to organize your communities into New Afrikan Population Districts with associated Local District Councils. These are the actual working components of this nation. Citizens in their local districts elect Representatives to the Peoples Center Council which is the legislative body of the Republic of New Afrika (our congress) which then makes the laws of our nation. Citizens at the local level also elect Judges who constitute the legal branch of our government. To facilitate these operations, we need citizens to help organize local elections in their communities. Those willing to do so can use the form below to contact the National Election Commission to either volunteer or nominate an upstanding member of the New Afrikan community to serve as Local Assistant Election Commissioners (LAEC) who will then be responsible for coordinating national election voting in their communities. Lastly, we need citizens to either volunteer or nominate upstanding New Afrikan citizens to run for the offices of PCC Representative, Judge, or Vice President. #FTL #BAMN #RNA ALL THE WAY #ZALUTED
Posted on: Tue, 02 Sep 2014 17:23:37 +0000
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