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The African slaves that arrived in Jamestown in 1619 were not arriving in the United States of America they were Spanish slaves arriving in Jamestown, Virginia a British colony. Yet, when the thirteen British colonies declared their independence from England, the offspring of those slaves remained as slaves, thus began the most shameful and horrendous period of the United States of America's history. A BLUEPRINT FOR REPARATIONS - PAYING REPARATIONS IS SHOWING RESPECT FOR AFRICA, AFRICANS, AND THE DECENDENTS OF AFRICAN SLAVES IN WESTERN EUROPE, THE CARIBBEAN, AND THE AMERICAS. England, France, Belgium, Spain, Portugal, Holland, The United States of America, and the Catholic Church all owe Reparations in the Billions of Trillions of dollars to Africa and African Americans. England, France, Belgium, Spain, Portugal, Holland, The United States of America, and the Catholic Church all owe every African in every village, town, and city on the continent of Africa, a home with electricity, running water, air conditioning, toilets, and thousands of sewage treatment plants. For instance, France owes every descendent of African slaves in Haiti, an Earthquake-resistant home with electricity, running water, air conditioning, toilets, and thousands of sewage treatment plants. France also owes every descendant of African American slaves in the Louisianna Territory of New Orleans, Louisianna, Arkansas, all the territory and land that was sold to the United States during the Louisiana purchase by the French in the hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of millions and billions of dollars. For instance, England owes all the descendants of African slaves in the British-Black Commonwealth countries, including Nigeria, Jamaica, and Bermuda, a home with electricity, running water, air conditioning, toilets, and millions of sewage treatment plants. England and the British Crown all owe every descendant of African American slavery in the thirteen British Colonies in North America from 1619 - 1781 Reparations in the hundreds and hundreds of millions of billions of dollars.

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"Having written three reviews of books published by Amber Communications Group, Inc. and Tony Rose, who won the NAACP Image Award for Outstanding Literature, the subject book written and compiled by Tony Rose; gives a new and wholesome perspective on the raging issue of Reparations. The cover of this book is quite disturbing, but nothing that I have not seen before, it depicts a black man lynched and burned to death while a crowd of white onlookers' gaze and smile at the grizzly scene. The grizzly scene of John Hartfield being lynched and burned to death in Ellisville, Mississippi in 1919, while a crowd of more than 10,000 watched. My stomach turns at the thought of this scene, it borders on a nightmare. Tony Rose, in graphic detail states: ""The trauma, PTSD, and horror of our ancestral African and African American forefathers from having to live with white people in America, generation after generation, after generation is worth another billion dollars for therapy and mental health care for the 80 million African American survivors of white people traumatizing African Americans, with their hate, cowardice, jealousies, prejudice, and racism."" Tony Rose documents in his well-researched book, many instances of abuse and racism. It remains to be seen how this will be paid for, or could it possibly be that the proposal by Tony Rose of billions and trillions of dollars be seriously considered? As disturbing as the atrocities cited in this book committed against black people, the truthfulness of what happened is undeniable. If for no other reason, the book by Tony Rose should be read. It is hurtful to me, but I guess that is the point, to assuage that trauma, hurt and pain, through reparations! I encourage everyone to read this book. - Dennis Moore"

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Tony Rose, Publisher/CEO, Amber Communications Group, Inc. Is an NAACP Image Award Winner for Outstanding Literature. Tony Rose was born in Roxbury, (Boston) Massachusetts, and raised in the Whittier Street Housing Projects. He is the Publisher, and CEO of Amber Communications Group, Inc., the nation's largest African American Publisher of Self-Help Books and Music Biographies, and the 2013 NAACP Image Award Winner for Outstanding Literature. Rose is the editor of numerous books and the co-writer of the national bestsellers, Is Modeling for You? The Handbook and Guide for the Young Aspiring Black Model and Journey to Wakanda: The Life and Legacy of Chadwick Boseman, Black Panther & Beyond, written with Yvonne Rose; and he has penned the critically acclaimed, international best-seller, Before the Legend: The Rise of New Kids On the Block and A Guy Named Maurice Starr, The Early Years. He has written, compiled, edited, and published, the award-winning, international best-seller, African American History In The United States of America-An Anthology-From Africa To President Barack Obama, Volume One, a Top Ten Best African American Book, and has written the critically acclaimed, international best-seller, non-fiction book of the year and a Top Ten Best Black Book of 2015, America the Black Point of View-An Investigation and Study of the White People of America and Western Europe which includes The Autobiography of an American Ghetto Boy-The 1950's and 1960's-From the Projects to NAACP Image Award Winner, Volume One.

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