URGENT: PLEASE HELP TO SPREAD THE WORD FAR AND WIDE.

Here we have our second spin-off of this round of intimidation – the first being publicity. Now some smart and creative people have come up with an idea that is really neat.

It is an idea originally mooted by Jeff Rense himself. But the recent interview with Cindy-Lou Dale is kicking it off. What makes it extra special for me, is that this is the first “African Crisis off-shoot”… which I hinted at (and which I hope more people would like to consider running with). This is a concept I will be discussing with more people in the months to come.

www.AfricanCrisisAngels.com site is going to exist to help people get out of Africa using the various legal ways allowed. One is for people to see political asylum. But there are various other ways… and the purpose of this site will be to show people ways of getting out of Africa. ALSO, very importantly, AMERICANS WILL BE PERSONALLY PREPARING TO SPONSOR PEOPLE WHO WANT TO LEAVE.

JEFF RENSE apparently said he will be the FIRST American to sponsor someone across. I believe there is even some talk of a dating site to match up people.

This site will be built exclusively for White people to get out of Africa. The reason being, to quote what Jeff Rense said to me: Asians have their own countries of origin, but it is the Whites who are being persecuted and driven out and who have no “home” to go to. So this will be to help whites leave.

But here is an announcement by Cindy-Lou Dale, along with her contact details. If you are interested in (a) Leaving the hell hole of Africa (b) You are an American (or citizen of another nation) and you want to sponsor/help her organisation – then please contact her.

The organisation will be based in Belgium, but Jeff Rense will PERSONALLY
involved.

Cindy asked me to post this:-
“Asylees are granted permanent residency in the United States if he or she can convince INS or an immigration judge that he or she has a well-founded fear of persecution if he or she returns home. This is a very high standard, though persecution can be based on religion, race, political opinion, or nationality. Asylees can apply for permanent residency one year after the case is approved.

Proof of persecution is difficult to prove, and will likely require affidavits from friends and relatives, as well as the asylee’s own statements testifying that the Asylee will be tortured, killed, have property confiscated, denied the opportunity to work, or forced to do something against the asylee’s religion. In general, an asylee cannot claim fear of persecution if he or she suffers the same difficulties that everyone is in his or her home country suffers, such as economic hardship, starvation and famine, or civil war.

Asylum status can be denied if the asylee has been convicted of a serious crime or has already settled in a country that is not his or her homeland.
Refugees are similar to asylees, except that refugees are in a different country than his or her homeland at the time he or she applies for refugee status. Refuges must prove the same elements as an asylee.”

Also: “Also with links to other types of visa’s that could be applied for – an au pair visa for example if the person applying is under 26 years of age – once they are IN the US the can change their status and then apply for asylum.”

For more info on US Immigration Laws:
http://www.legal-database.com/political-asylum.htm

The person to contact regarding this site is: Cindy-Lou Dale in Belgium. Her email address is: [email protected]