The Black Farmers Plight

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• The Black Farmers Plight
• Black farmers have been the backbone of
  this country since our sojourn here to the
  Americas. We have built this nation using the
  agricultural knowledge of our ancestors, while
  suffering under the tyranny of our oppressors.
  We were stripped of our land through deceitful
  means, by force, and through tax laws. We
  endured through many trials and much suffering.
  Even to this very day we are suffering under the
  foot of the USDA who--with major chemical
  companies--are trying to control the worlds food
  supply. Enough is Enough!.

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• Africas Plight
• Due to colonialism, greed, and economic
  dependency, the indigenous peoples of Africa have
  suffered starvation and economic hardship. The
  World Bank and International Monetary Fund have
  crushed many Sub-Saharan African nations
  economies while most of the descendants of
  European colonialists continue to own majority of
  the productive and arable land in those nations.
  Those white farmers grow and sell their produce
  on the commodity market while the indigenous
  people starve. To add injury to insult, the G-8
  countries with chemical companies have bombarded
  the continent with genetically-modified seeds
  that are sterileproducing only one crop. This
  makes the African nations dependant on those
  chemical companies for seeds each year.

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• Black farmers are still fighting for their rights
  and their land.
• USDA have made it difficult with discriminatory
  loan practices, unequal access to subsidies, and
  other unconstitutional practices. The main
  problem for farmers is lack of money. WE HAVE
  THE SOLUTION!

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• Our company is presently in negotiations
  with the governments of The African Union to
  trade non-genetically altered seeds from the US
  to the African Union. There is a high demand for
  these seeds, and we are going through the
  difficult process of verifying that every seed
  that we sell are non-genetically altered. We are
  negotiating an initial 200 million investment
  from The African Union in order to help all
  participating farmers and cooperatives to get
  back up to standard and to help produce the
  crops needed to produce the various seeds
  demanded by these nations. We also realize that
  there are efforts to mix the genetically-altered
  seeds with non-genetically altered seeds by the
  chemical companies and the US government, so
  expediency is important . All that we are asking
  from you is information needed ,so that we can
  show the details of the purpose and location of
  where the initial investment will be used .

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• Requirements for All Farmers Who Desire to
  Participate
• Name of Farmer or Cooperative
• Contact Information such as Telephone numbers,
  Fax, Address, and E-mail
• Amount of Acreage
• Location of Farm (s)
• Type of Equipment Needed
• Equipment Costs
• Total Amount of Debt
• Costs of Land Acquisition, Liens, and/ or
  Maintenance of Land
• Costs of Utilities
• Costs of Seeds
• Types of Crops
• Equipment Maintenance Costs
• Water Supply Needs
• Time Span or Duration of Investment Needs
• Earliest Expected Production Date After
  Investments Take Place
• Total Amount Needed to get Farm to Production
  Status
• Expected Amount of Crop Produced After First
  Investment Phase