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Juneteenth

June 20, 2020 By twogaam

Brothers and Sisters, On this date in 1865, Major General Gordon Granger landed with Union soldiers in Galveston Texas announcing that the institution of slavery in the United States had been ended by way of the Emancipation Proclamation. He announced by “General Order 3” (actually signed January 1, 1863), that the relationship between slaves and […]

IF YOU TRULY WANT TO HONOR THE FALLEN, EXPAND YOUR CAPACITY TO LOVE ONE ANOTHER.

May 25, 2020 By twogaam

IT’S MEMORIAL DAY AMERICA I REMEMBER BECOMING ANNOYED AT THE ABSURDITY OF THE WORDS “HAPPY MEMORIAL DAY!” WHAT I WASN’T CLEAR ON, WAS THAT I WAS JUST BEGINNING TO UNDERSTAND WHAT I WAS REALLY FEELING… If you’ve begun reading this, I ask that you please bear with me as I write through grief this day [...]

The CL Bryant Show – 7/11/2019

August 17, 2019 By twogaam

Robin O’Bannon speaks with CL Bryant In this first touch, introductory interview, CL and Robin discuss, among other things, how the divisive issues that we contend with today are not the primary concern, but merely symptoms of the unfinished foundational business of this Republic.

The CL Bryant Show – 8/6/2019

August 17, 2019 By twogaam

Robbin O’Bannon’s second interview with CL Bryant. CL and Robin continue to discuss the “Two Americas” and the unfinished business of this Republic and what have come to be called “Black Issues” in the nation. The descendants of chattel slavery in the United States need to know and understand WHO WE ARE to this nation […]

The 14th Amendment: Why Black Americans Need to Understand Birthright Citizenship

July 29, 2019 By rwobannon

Why is it critical for the descendants of chattel slavery to know and understand their NATIONAL birthright identity?” In a candid, sometimes humorous, interview with Promissory Note Project co-founder Ted Hayes, we answer this all important question while exploring how “Black Citizens” can literally save our republic.

PNP – BONUS TEASER

June 21, 2019 By twogaam

Introduction to the little known 21st century United States Apology Resolutions

The 14th Amendment: PART I

June 19, 2019 By twogaam

Why did we name this work the Promissory Note Project?

The 14th Amendment: PART II

June 19, 2019 By twogaam

Ted, among other analogies, you say the CRA of 1866 is the “Rosetta Stone” of the 14th Amendment. What does that mean?

This series is the result of a conversation between the co-founders of the Promissory Note Project, Robin O'Bannon and Ted Hayes. They discuss the history and past, present and future impact of the 14th Amendment, the Civil Rights Act (CRA) of 1866, the Declaration of Independence and the Emancipation Proclamation. Each part in the series starts with a specific question and, as you will quickly see, takes on a life of its own!

The Promissory Note Project Petition

Let us all unite and call upon the sitting president of the United States to exercise his powers as granted by The 14th Amendment of the U.S. Constitution through the Civil Rights Act of 1866 to fully implement it, for the first time in the history of this Republic, on behalf of its rightful beneficiaries.

** PETITION BELOW **

Dear President Trump,

We the undersigned are the descendants of chattel “Human Property” slavery in the United States and citizens who support them.

December 6th, 2018 marked the 150th anniversary of the ratification of the Civil Rights Act (CRA) of 1866. An act that to this very day has never been fully enforced. As it is the “mother” of the 14th Amendment, we desire to bring to your attention the absolute Presidential powers you have, some of the significant issues they impact and our full support as sovereign citizens of this Republic as you exercise your full authority to finally bring the implementation of the Act to pass. We believe that although these have been hidden in plain sight for lo these many years, only the current administration is poised to finally implement and enforce them.

When fully enforced, the CRA of 1866 directly impacts some of the most pressing issues with which you, and we, contend today. All consequences of its previous lack of full implementation/poor execution in the past. These issues include:

1. The persistent, pernicious wound caused by the concept of race that continues to divide the citizens of America
2. Emergent matters of National Security
3. Egregious usurpation's of liberty to include slavery, human trafficking, organ harvesting, and abortion

Mr. President, we understand that the Constitution and the Declaration of Independence are the Promissory notes of this Republic and covenants with our Creator. It is clear to us that the current divided, tumultuous condition of our nation has been a gradual process; a direct result of our departure from covenants with our Creator who endowed us with the inalienable rights for which we continue to fight. A God who is no respecter of persons and is therefore best qualified to be the final authority on the dispensation of these rights according to His will, not the will of man.

We also understand that behind the ongoing fight over “race” in this country lies the truth: None of this has ever been about skin color or “race”. It is about an experience. An experience unique to those brought to the United States in the capacity of involuntary servitude and their descendants who currently lead in nearly every negative statistic in the country. It is the experience of involuntary servitude that created the need for a particular path to citizenship. No other experience qualifies. Today, we recognize that our rightful birthright citizenship in this country is under siege and it is up to us to take the steps to claim it as our own.

The first step is the insistence that the 14th Amendment of the Constitution, through the full execution of the CRA of 1866 and OUR citizenship be thoroughly and thoughtfully instated for the first time in the history of this Republic.

Most Sincerely Yours,

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