BARACK OBAMA ELECTED PRESIDENT

Yes we can...
Today Barack Obama is the 44th President of the United States.
Its a big Hope for all of us



150 years ago my great grandparents fought during the civil war,originally from New Orleans, they were probably not on the good side. In the same time my Wife's great grandfather was taken in Nigeria and put in slavery...
Since 150 years Racism has grown up everywhere, the North against the South, Blacks against Whites,Poors against Riches
Today America show us the way to a better world, the first real and significant sign that shows us that Racism is nothing but a bullshit.
Obama is the 44th President of the United States but he is also the proof that We Can Change.
Frank

U.S. President Barack Obama Victory Speech

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D - 7 ... Yes We Can

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Obama wins nomination

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Authorities order bars not to serve black people

WARNING OLYMPICS IN CHINA ...
Tom Miller
July 18,2008

In our series looking at preparations for the Games, Tom Miller reports on plans to crack down on "undesirables" in the bars of Beijing

Beijing authorities are secretly planning to ban black people and others it considers social undesirables from entering the city's bars during the Olympic Games, a move that would contradict the official slogan, "One World, One Dream".

Bar owners near the Workers' Stadium in central Beijing say they have been forced by Public Security Bureau officials to sign pledges agreeing not to let black people enter their premises.

"Uniformed Public Security Bureau officers came into the bar recently and told me not to serve black people or Mongolians," said the co-owner of a western-style bar, who asked not to be named.

The local authorities have been cracking down on blacks and Mongolians in an attempt to stamp out drug dealing and prostitution ahead of the Games, the proprietors said.

Continued on : http://olympics.scmp.com/Article.aspx?id=1300

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