Free! History of Charlottesville and the August 12, 2017 Riot.

Download the 10-meg pdf e-book version of the paperback. Save & print before it's deleted from the public square. The most dangerous book in America. Smashes the false narrative of Joe Biden's presidential campaign. Terry McAuliffe is running for Virginia governor again. The book is as timely as ever.

How I Beat Prostate Cancer

www.blairhawkins.net/How-I-Beat-Prostate-Cancer.pdf

This e-book is behind schedule. Hey, I haven't really beat it yet. The first 2 chapters are available, basically summary and timeline. It's free and public domain. You taxpayers paid the $97,000 hospital bill. So I need to give back.


Hidden In Plain Sight: History of Charlottesville & August 12, 2017 Riot

Color E-book $1.99 AmazonB&W Paperback $9.99 Lulu

The President's study manual for the history of Charlottesville, Virginia. What events lead up to the August 12 Riot? City Council votes to remove two confederate monuments Lee and Jackson on February 6. Six months later is the riot. Timeline counts down to the day of infamy. The political environment following the riot is discussed.

Unrest was predicted a hundred years ago when the City Council adopted a segregationist system that goes under many names in many cities: At-Large, Direct Democracy, City Manager, business-like Commission government, corporate governing board. It was resisted here by 2 mayors and a lawsuit. Once implemented, the political opposition disappears from government.

In spirit the pure democracy has never been legal in the United States. The 15th Amendment addresses the voting rights of American citizens in the states. The 1965 Voting Rights Act addresses the cities and the problems caused by Direct Democracy, installed in the early 1900s in response to immigration and political participation of minorities. The law is trickling down through the Department of Justice. But it hasn't arrived in Charlottesville yet, the national "Capital of Resistance" on January 31, 2017.

The book has 12 chapters. The first three are for the President. The remaining chapters address controversial local history, similar to issues every community deals with. It so happens that Charlottesville has it all in abundance. School desegregation. Urban renewal and public housing on steroids. Economic and ethnic cleansing. YMCA's checkered past. A fondly remembered Madam of an opulent brothel. Rise and fall of Kmart and the Blue Light Special. The final two chapters deal with city-county relations. The shared water and sewer system. And the shared city-county border that keeps changing.

Charlottesville is a powder keg building up pressure since the Segregationist Progressives took over. Is your town on the brink of bursting into flames? Will your community leaders toss their hands in the air and say.... "We have no idea what caused the riot. That's how out of touch we are." Compare your town with Charlottesville to see if there's any hope for you.

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