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The "Father" of Our Nation

By Black Power Productions: Posted on Wednesday, August 01, 2012 11:56 PM
NEW YORK -- Amerikkka's father Geoprge Washington (1732-1799), was one of the largest slave owners in amerikkkan history.

He laid the corner stone of the Federal District in the name of Freemasonry, and the 555 foot monument in his honor cannot be exceeded in height by any building, in accord with District law.
 
His home state of Virginia was the prime breeder of Black People for the domestic slave trade, and at one point the state exported 6,000 Black people annually - their biggest "cash crop." In 1786, Washington held 216 Black Afikans..

  • 116 workers
  • 92 Children
  • 8 sick and or Injured
This unusually high number of children who were unable to work the plantation indicates that George was heavily involved in the breeding of Black People for the slave trade.

He gave us names such as:Lame Alice, Flucky, Cupid, Caesar, Virgin, Sambo Opey and many others.

  • He accepted slaves as payments for debts, and bought them as needed; he proposed to exchange slaves for land.
  • A visitor to his plantation called Washington's slave cage s "more miserable" than the worst of europe.
  • He seemingly avoided speaking about slavery publicly at all costs
  • He opposed the use of slaves as soldiers in the american revolution because he thought (rightly) that armed Black People might see the colonists as their mortal enemies. Indeed, at least 17 of Washington's own Black captives escaped to join the British in 1781.
Washington was linked to the rape of many Black women captives, the Black women were also subject to the sexual predations of those who came to visit the president. 
 
Only over his dead body did George "free" the 317 Black People he held in bondage. (The # he held doubled since his American revolution in 1776) - his will "emancipated" the Afrikans on his Virginia plantation.
 
In his lifetime he proved too cowardly to deal with rank hypocrisy of america's enslavement of an entire race of people.

NOTE: This article features excerpts from "The Hidden History of Washington D.C.
Categories: Black History
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