A previously enslaved race must be the first to capture any new form of money. The creators of the new form of money must blockchain & tokenize the common person and form a global political party post haste and declare war on the privileged sons and daughters of the original enslavers and colonizers for they live in lore of re-enslavement
The creators must have a global travel blockchain and anchor coin that is backed by the financial muscle that is the US
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A modern day political party must be digitize, weaponize, monetize, mechanize, tokenize, blockchain, self-funding and cryptostrong to conquer the emerging unchartered waters of the digital era. Your political party is the tour operator of your life.
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THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY FOUNDATION IS ROOTED IN THE SLAVERY ERA. THEY ARE A WHITE NATIONALIST PARTY
PRISON TOWNS NATIONWIDE ARE COLLAPSING
BECAUSE CRIME IS DOWN.
CRONY CAPITALISM,100K COPS AND STOP AND FRISK IS THEIR FEEBLE MINDED ATTEMPT TO BRING BACK NEO-SLAVERY IN THE DIGITAL ERA
LONDON — Abortion rights opponents have long been stuck on the fringes of politics in much of Western Europe. The Supreme Court’s recent decision to overturn Roe v. Wade has many in the movement hoping that is about to change.
That abortion was thrust into the headlines and onto the agenda has been a big step forward, said Isabel Vaughan-Spruce, a co-director of March for Life U.K., an annual event in September in London.
“I feel that for a long time it’s been shut down in the U.K. — in any debate or discussion, it’s been very loaded,” she said. “The fact it’s become a talking point is a massive step forward. Whatever anyone’s views are on abortion, it’s not helpful if we can’t talk about it.”
Vaughan-Spruce said she had noticed more people were contacting March for Life U.K. since the end of Roe — including supporters, donors and women unsure about going forward with their pregnancies. March for Life U.K. said 5,000 people attended its London event in 2019.
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BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) — Former Miss America Cara Mund said Wednesday that her concern about the erosion of abortion rights prompted her independent bid for the U.S. House in her home state of North Dakota.
Mund, who is running against the odds in deeply conservative North Dakota, told The Associated Press that the U.S. Supreme Court’s ruling to overturn the constitutional right to abortion was “just a moment where I knew we need more women in office.”
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