* General Oliver Howard, one of the
Congressional Architect of the 1866 Civil Rights Act says in 1864,
“We
must not treat them as stepchildren; there is too much danger
in doing too much as in doing too little. For a time we need a
freedmen's bureau, but
not because
these people are Negroes, only because they are men who have
been, for generations, despoiled of their rights.”
The African Freedmen's Inquiry
Commission Report (1864) States On Behalf of The Emancipated Slaves the
following:
“The
Commission (Freedmens Bureau) is confirmed in the opinion that all aid
given to these people should be regarded as a temporary necessity;
that all supervision over them should be provisional only,
and advisory in its character. The sooner they shall stand
alone and make their own unaided way, the better both for our race and
for theirs. The essential is that we secure to them the means
of making their own way; that is, that we give them, to use the familiar
phrase, "a fair chance".
It is
evident that from 1866 and beyond, Negroes emancipated from chattel
slavery and Freemen have never had the “a fair chance” that was
Constitutionally promised to them even though their roots are deeply
embedded into the good soil of the American Dream quest since July
4,1776 when they were inherited from the British Empire into the
jurisdiction of the United States o f America.
“Now is the time”, as the late
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. loudly proclaimed to fulfill “this
sacred obligation”-“to cash a check” –
“a promissory note” at “the bank of justice”, “that will give us upon
demand the riches of freedom and the security of justice.”
This Constitutional Mandate in direct
and stark contrast to the Hispanic/Latino-Mexican illegal alien Dream
Act and any other comprehensive immigration reform antics being promoted
by the socialist-Democratic Party driven La Raza movement.
Empowered Freedmens Bureau For The Relief of Freedmen
and Refugees
ENFORCEMENT
By The Executive Power of the President of the United States,
The Commander In Chief of The National Armed Forces 1866 Civil Rights
Act
Under direct authority of the Presidency, the Freedmen's
Bureau would function out of the Pentagon with the accessibility and
support of the Justice, the State and all other Cabinet Departments as needed,
with Congressional and Supreme Court oversight.
In Constitutional authority by Presidential Order, the
Freedmen's Bureau will work within the 10 Sections of the Civil Rights
Act of 1866 to investigate, lead to the arrest and prosecution of
anyone and the dismantling of anything, which includes "under the color of any laws, statutes, ordinances,
regulations or customs" of municipal, country, state or federal
governments; destructive social, political, economic conditions and
situations; religious, legal or illegal immigration movements; molestations
by private individuals; that has, is and will do
harm to the progress of the generations of Emancipated Slaves,
Freedmen-Freemen-Refugees. Link to
The 14th Amendment Section 2
The Freedmens Bureau summons to its aide the necessary
human resources to discover initial, intermediate and generational
solutions for Presidential approval followed by a swift timetable
of implementation for planning to execution.
Presidential obedience to this Constitutional mandate
will cause the immediate cessation of all aspects of so-called
comprehensive immigration reform including the Dream Act and force the
nation to seek solutions other than those derived from the Civil Rights
Acts due specifically to American Black US citizens.
Such is the essence of the Martin Luther King, Jr. Dream
Act (Bill) – The Promissory Note See
"I Have A Dream" Speech (+)
