Conyers and Jackson on Keep Hope Alive radio this morning

[madison2000]

Keep Hope Alive Radio
http://www.keephopealiveradio.com/

This 1 hour program is on my Air America Radio station from 7-8am Sunday mornings. Last week Jackson had his congressman son as a guest; this week he had Conyers and they were talking about the Ohio fraud, putting it in the historical perspective of blacks fighting for the right to vote. They were also talking about the challenge to the vote on January 6 and Conyers rattled off the names of Senators who should(?) stand up, including Clinton and Boxer. OK, I was still waking up so I can't say if he was sure they would or not. I will look for a transcript of the show. Well worth the listen if you get a chance.

Edit: He also mentioned Obama.

[SueZhope]

1. wow sounds interesting

was it live from today (not prerecorded?)
did any one else catch this?
love to here more details

[madison2000]

2. I think it was live because he said yesterday was New Years Day

which was the day the Emancipation Proclamation was signed. He was encouraging everyone to come to Ohio for the rally tomorrow.

Edit: Internet or not, I would be willing to venture that the Black community in this country is probably more aware of the election fraud than the rest of the population. The disenfranchisement that happened this time has happened so many times before.

[readmylips]

3. Nobody is listening to Black People....

not even black people themselves. If you study Black American History, blacks take three steps forward and two back. Blacks always have the Colin Powells, Condisleeza Rice, etc. to pull for the whites against black people. Of course, it makes them personally rich and to hell with their people making full accomplishments.

There are over 3 million black people in the correctional system of the US. It does not concern blacks, and for sure whites live in lala land.

Some southern white will place a bullet in Conyors and Jackson's head, history repeats itself, and that's the end of the black uprising.

[madison2000]

4. I'd be surprised if the black churches weren't aware of it

I think this time the black leaders Jackson and Conyers will lead us all forward.