Friends of the African Union's submission to the African Union on May 25th 2014

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My professional plan is work the next seven years [2013 -2020] to create a global
5th Generation Fiber to the Edge Net that will have broadband wireless
operations, licensed and unlicensed, that would backhaul via electromagnetic
pulse proofed fiber. In this network called 5G I look to install a integrated wireless
and satcom that supports education, health and SOHO based capitalism in Africa
and the African Diaspora [and their host countries - 400M people] using USPTO #
5,577,042 in a patent pool.
The African Diaspora refers to the communities throughout the world that are
descended from the historic movement of peoples from Africa, predominantly to
the Americas, Europe and the Middle East, among other areas around the globe.
In 2012 this became the 6th region of the African Union.
My name is Hershel Daniels, Junior. I am Chairman and Co-founder of Friends of
the African Union [FAU]. I am creating the FAU Global Total Knowledge
Management [TKM] Systems as content management solutions that specializes
in multimedia content and distributed via a franchise system and online. Our first
2014 major historical is the start of a 7 year project. It is the telling the story of
African Americans and our history [1519 - 2012] which is a important part of the
African Diaspora with our technology as a African Scientific Institute Fellow.
The FAU Global Broadband Plan will by May 25th 2014 lay out a bold roadmap to
America's future with Africa and selected allies in Asia and the Americas. These
initiatives will stimulate economic growth, spur job creation, and boost our
capabilities in education, healthcare, homeland security and more. It is a plan built
on the USA's National Broadband Plan, my experience with OneCommunity and
OHIP.
Among my main current focuses in on the health care and nutrition Knowledge
Management. Knowledge Management [KM] has made a significant impact on
the global healthcare sector. However, it is important to address the link between
total global health care knowledge, current information and engineering.
Knowledge Engineering (KE) is often only a small part of a KM-based project, yet
some KM practitioners favour wholly KE-biased Knowledge Management
projects, disregarding a more necessary holistic stance. We will not but will
institute a qualification process based on International Standards.
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In recent years, analysts and U.S. policymakers have noted Africa's
growing strategic importance to U.S. interests. Among those interests
are the increasing importance of Africa's natural resources, particularly
energy resources and technologically important minerals, and mounting
concern over violent extremist activities and other potential threats
posed by uncontrolled spaces, such as piracy and human trafficking. In
addition, there is ongoing concern for Africa's many humanitarian crises,
armed conflicts, and more general challenges, such as the devastating
after effects of colonialism. In 2006, Congress authorized a feasibility
study on the creation of a new command for Africa to consolidate current
operations and activities on the continent under one commander.
On February 6, 2007, the Bush Administration announced the creation of
a new unified combatant command, U.S. Africa Command or AFRICOM,
to promote U.S. national security objectives in Africa and its surrounding
waters. Prior to AFRICOM's establishment, U.S. military involvement on
the continent was divided among three commands: U.S. European
Command (EUCOM), U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM), and U.S.
Pacific Command (PACOM). The command's area of responsibility
(AOR) includes all African countries except Egypt. AFRICOM was
officially launched as a sub-unified command under EUCOM on October
1, 2007, and became a stand-alone command on October 1, 2008.
As envisioned by the Department of Defense (DOD), AFRICOM aims to
promote U.S. strategic objectives by working with African states and
regional organizations to help strengthen regional stability and security
through improved security capability and military professionalization. If
directed by national command authorities, its military operations would
aim to deter aggression and respond to crises.

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The command operates from Stuttgart, Germany, for the foreseeable
future. DOD has stressed that there are no plans to have a significant
troop presence on the continent. The East African country of Djibouti,
home to the Combined Joint Task Force-Horn of Africa (CJTF-HOA) at
Camp Lemonnier, provides the U.S. military's only enduring infrastructure
in Africa.
The 1998 bombing of U.S. embassies in East Africa and more recent
attacks have highlighted the threat of terrorism to U.S. interests on the
continent. Political instability and civil wars have created vast
ungoverned spaces, areas in which some experts allege that terrorist
groups may train and operate. Instability also heightens human suffering
and retards economic development, which may in turn threaten U.S.
economic interests. Africa's exports of crude oil to the United States are
now roughly equal to those of the Middle East, further emphasizing the
continent's strategic importance.
The over 284 abducted Nigerian schoolgirls that has outraged Americans
and led President Obama to personally pledge action is the basis for us
standing up within FAU the FAU Rescue and Relief Command. Two
decades after Osama bin Laden left Sudan, ethnic conflicts and security
vacuums are multiplying in the region.
Insurrections in Mali, Libya, Algeria and the Central African Republic,
among other places, have sown worry that al-Qaeda affiliates or others
bent on harm to Americans will be able to use Africa as a base. “We
firmly believe that the United States is Africa’s natural partner,” US
Secretary of State John Kerry said in Ethiopia, May 3rd 2014. “One thing
we know for sure, the United States could be a vital catalyst in this
continent’s continued transformation, and President is committed to
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Whether it is Little Senegal in Los Angeles, or the Somali community in
Minneapolis, or the Ethiopian community in Washington, DC, Africans
are making American culture richer, and our economy stronger, and
contributing to the future chapters of American history. It’s time to make
sure that we build on this deep connection; it’s time that we take these
connections to the next level by investing in the future of this continent.
And when we know, as we do, that Africa will have a larger workforce
than India or China by 2040, then it is time for us to get ahead of the
curve, to invest in education for the vast numbers of young people, and
the increasing numbers of people demanding their part of that future. It is
time to build a more open exchange of ideas and information that leads
to partnership and innovation. President Obama’s Young African Leaders
Initiative -- I had a chance to meet a number of them, they will be coming
to Washington in August -- YALI, is designed to harness this energy, and
it’s one example of how some of these efforts are already well underway.
YALI is bringing leadership and networking to thousands of young people
across the continent. And I am very, very pleased that many of you who
are here today are participating in YALI, and that four of you will come
and join us this summer as part of the first class of the Washington
Fellowship for Young African Leaders.
It is also a moment of decision, because it’s the decisions that are made
or the decisions that are deferred that will ultimately determine whether
Africa mines the continent’s greatest natural resource of all, which is not
platinum, it's not gold, it's not oil, it is the talent of its people. Africa’s
potential comes from the ability of its citizens to make a full contribution,
no matter their ethnicity, no matter who they love, or what faith they
practice. This continent is strong because of the diversity and the
dynamism of the people. The nations in Africa, like nations all over the
world, are strongest when citizens have a say, when citizens' voices can
be a part of the political process, when they have a stake in their nation's
success. Over the next three years, 37 of the 54 African nations will hold
national elections, including 15 presidential elections.

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Mrs Obama, who was speaking ahead of Mother's Day [11 May 2014] in
the US on Sunday, said the girls reminded her and her husband of their
own daughters. "What happened in Nigeria was not an isolated incident.
It's a story we see every day as girls around the world risk their lives to
pursue their ambitions," she said.
Boko Haram has admitted capturing the girls, saying they should not
have been in school and should get married instead.
She cited the Pakistani schoolgirl and campaigner Malala Yousafzai,
who was shot and wounded by the Taliban for speaking out for girls'
education. "The courage and hope embodied by Malala and girls like her
around the world should serve as a call to action," Mrs Obama said.
Additional facts - The majority of the girls that either ”escaped” or
were released by their abductors were Muslims. That this was a
predominantly Christian school and that Chibok is predominantly a
Christian town and community.
US First Lady
Michelle Obama
has said the mass
kidnap of Nigerian
schoolgirls is part
of a wider pattern
of threats and
intimidation facing
girls around the
world who pursue
an education.

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April 21, 2014
I bring you greetings from the National Command Council and to alert
you to an important event that will soon be here. The 2014 biannual
convention will be held in New York, NY August 14-17, 2014.
Attached you will find an outline giving you more detail about the
convention. This convention will be a pivotal event in the history of the
organization as we continue to grow; and, gain capacity and structure.
We are asking each chapter to send at least two representatives to the
convention. You may go on the NABVETS website at: www.nabvets.org
to register for the Convention and make hotel reservations.
Also attached is a template you may use to draft and submit resolutions
to the National Headquarters for review prior to being presented at the
convention. Resolutions will not be presented on the floor of the
convention without prior review. Resolutions should address policies and
procedures members would like the organization to adopt, legislative
initiatives that we should pursue; and/or issues that will help direct the
organization. Resolutions must be received at the national headquarters
by June 30, 2014.
See you at the Convention.
Bob Cocroft
National Commander

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NEW YORK STATE COMMAND
Convention Host
Greetings,
Our theme for the 2014 Convention is “Transitioning to the Next
Level: Fighting for Your Focus”.
This theme is appropos, as we not only handle the business of the
organization, but we are celebrating the founder and visionary,
Brigadier General (Retired) Robert A. Cocroft as he transfers the
National Command to its next leader.
The Banquet will be held on the beautiful Cornucopia Destiny a 400
passenger dinner cruise yacht.

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A group of members of NABVETS
ask the USA to stop modern
slavery worldwide by 2030.
Friends of the African Union members who are members of the
National Association of Black Veterans [NABVETS]
Hershel Daniels, Junior, African Scientific Institute Fellow
Robert Harris, Ohio Civil Rights Hall of Fame 2013 Inductee
Ky. Col. Frederick Hargrove, Sr. PE, MBA, CCM and ASI Fellow

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UMC based Interfaith ministry
I am working with my interfaith water and sewer ministry and the mens unit in
my local Church, Keys of the Kingdom UMC, through our participation in the
Friends of the African Union Kwanzaa Accords, Cincinnati Change's Step off
the Block Program and MLK Committee of Cincinnati Be The Change
Program. I will do this with as ISO 26000 superset solutions that focuses on
education, health, safety and reducing poverty.
I Billion People moved into the 21st Century
I will do this by supplying electricity to a billion people by 2030 and supplying
them with the aforementioned ISO26000 Superset 5G network - hopefully
500M kids by 2030. Oh ... it will drive the NSA and like crazy because we are
not publishing the code except that based on USPTO 5,577,042.
Never heard of ISO 26000?
It is a International guidance standard based on the fact that business and
organizations do not operate in a vacuum. Their relationship to the society and
environment in which they operate is a critical factor in their ability to continue
to operate effectively.
ISO 26000 provides guidance on how businesses and organizations can
operate in a socially responsible way. This means acting in an ethical and
transparent way that contributes to the health and welfare of society.
My network is to serve the 1.4 billion members of the African Union and their
allies. I plan to do that with a 1,000 primary households as partners. Each
partnership brings to the table some aspect of my background and or
operationalizes a enterprise that supplies needed services and products to the
network.
My primary HQ for the America’s through 2020 is Bermuda as FAUprime.net in
support of the 4 million Africans currently in the UMC n Africa and the the
400,000 African Americans in USA..
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FAU pledge for MLK 2014
We will end Slavery by 2030.
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Our History Shall Never be
forgotten, but it is a time for a
African Renaissance – join us in
the African Union’s 6th Region in
organizing our own civil society
congesses, plans and actions.
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By 2050 Sub-Saharan Africa will have a larger and younger workforce
than China or India. With the continent’s abundant land and natural
resources, that workforce can be a global competitive advantage and a
great asset in driving economic transformation. Such a transformation
will come through diversifying African economies, boosting their
competitiveness in world markets, increasing their shares of
manufacturing in GDP, and using more sophisticated technology in
production. Economies will then become much more prosperous, less
dependent on foreign assistance, and much more resilient to shocks—
mirroring the successes of Asian and Latin American countries over the
past several decades.
The impressive economic growth of many African countries since the
mid-1990s—as well as the progress in governance and the turnaround in
investor confidence— provides a solid foundation for transforming
African economies for better jobs and shared prosperity. This first African
Transformation Report draws on our three-year research program of
country, sector, and thematic studies to offer analyses and lessons that
can be tailored to each country’s endowments, constraints, and
opportunities. In 2010, working with local think tanks, we began to
assess the transformation records, platforms, and prospects of 15 Sub-
Saharan countries.
Brief summaries of those studies appear in the country transformation
profiles in an annex to the report. Working with African and international
economists, our staff also produced cross-cutting studies of themes
important to Africa’s transformation. And working with African
consultants, we produced studies of sectors holding promise for adding
value to Africa’s agricultural and manufactured products.
In 2011 we invited 30 leading thinkers on African development to come to
Rockefeller’s conference center in Bellagio and to provide their
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Among the basis for our solutions
for the African Union’s Diaspora in
the United States of America is
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We are American citizens, veterans
and born of historic slavery. It is a
global economy of over 28 million
human beings in 2014. Modern
slavery has a history dating back to
the 13th century.
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will be organized with
A Advisory Board made up of appointed
Persons of Note
A Supervisory Board made up of the five
founding group members
A Management Committee made up of
strategic Partners and supported by
organizations like Pathways Ventures
A Board of Global Change Ambassadors
A Assembly which will meet every two
year to give report from local coalitions
their activities
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Robert Harris and Hershel Daniels Junior
An unconventional monetary policy in which a central bank
purchases government securities or other securities from
the market in order to lower interest rates and increase the
money supply. Quantitative easing increases the money
supply by flooding financial institutions with capital in an
effort to promote increased lending and liquidity.
Quantitative easing is considered when short-term interest
rates are at or approaching zero, and does not involve the
printing of new banknotes.
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FAU will petition for AGOA changes to be
called AGOA 2063 by creating the Lincoln
Douglas Clubs as infrastructure to support a
newly revised and updated AGOA that
creates jobs for Americans with a focus on -
FASHION
ART
MUSIC
ENTERTAINMENT
STEM BASED SERVICES
SEWER AND WATER SYSTEMS
SMARTHOMES
MINERIALS
OIL AND GAS
MANUFACTURING
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A Decision - Assembly/AU/Dec.425 (XIX) - on the African Solidarity Initiative, was
adopted, requesting the Commission, in close collaboration with the countries
concerned and all other Member States, Regional Economic Communities, and
other relevant African institutions, to roll-out a full implementation plan, and to
mobilize in-kind, capacity building, as well as financial contributions, to support
post-conflict reconstruction activities and efforts in the African countries
concerned.
African Solidarity Initiative Objectives
- To deepen the essence of African solidarity and promote a paradigm shift
which center-stages African mutual assistance as a key dimension for
enhanced and effective development of the continent;
- To encourage, motivate, and empower African countries to offer support to
countries emerging from conflict and to other Member States in need as the
process expands;
- To provide a unique opportunity for generating additional “out of the box”
ideas for addressing PCRD challenges, by actively involving African countries,
relevant organizations/institutions, parastatal, private sector, philanthropy
organizations/foundations, academia, civil society, faith-based organisations,
African experts, and the Diaspora;To promote intra-African solutions to the
complex challenges of post-conflict reconstruction and other compelling
issues; and
- To contribute towards a renewed sense of urgency in consolidating peace
where it has been achieved and preventing further relapse into conflict.
At its 19th Ordinary Session of the policy
organs of the Union that was held in Addis
Ababa, in July 2012, the African Solidarity
Initiative (ASI) was launched as an AU-led
process for mobilizing support from within the
continent for countries emerging from
conflict, in line with the AU Policy on Post-
Conflict Reconstruction and Development
(PCRD) adopted in 2006.

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We in the African Union’s 6th Region in the USA can help.

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All African countries, the regional economic communities, the private
sector and all those doing business in Africa, key African
organizations/institutions, the academia, African celebrities, the African
Diaspora, civil society organizations and non-governmental
organizations, women and youth organizations/networks, African
philanthropists, expert and professional organizations, traditional
partners, as well as south-south friends support this Initiative.
African Solidarity Initiative
Appeal for Support
In view of the convening of the first African
Solidarity Conference to mobilize further
financial and in-kind contributions for the
beneficiary countries scheduled for 1
February 2014, the Commission invites -
through its organs SADOAA and the
will respond to these needs.

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Friends of the African Union leadership
has been called before by the African
Union to consult on the AU 2063 Agenda -,

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We gathered on MLK 2014 with
members of our original group
when we started to implement
the movement/brand Friends
of the African Union as we
prepared to create spin offfs
from our 2 year of operations.
n.
We are creating this
plan to create a new
50 year infrastructure
as a Consequence of
our pledge during the
2013 Kwanzaa
Accords Planning
Month August 2013
Americans in
response to events of
the day and belief in
their constitutional
rights assembled to
create A solution for
Africa that Africa and
its African Diaspora
needed and on July
16 2012 the African
union responded to its
peoples pleas.
Established as a McGraw Daniels
1st Daniels IDIQ Brand that supports
a African Movement on Jan 16th
2012 in the OKI Region On MLK
Day 2012 based on the founders
combined efforts for global change.

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Third Emancipation
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MAM will work to develop a unified
creative team of over 1,000 people
in 50 cities worldwide by 2015.
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By 2020 we, as a global alliance of public access
coalitions, will create around the world 500
statewide public private partnerships to create a
black public access coalition with other coalitions
and enterprises who support public access.
Starting from Cincinnati with Ohio cities of Akron,
Dayton, Niles and Cleveland we will tell the story of
the African Union in 15 American states, These
states include Ohio, California, Texas, New York,
New Jersey, Illinois, Michigan, and Missouri.
We plan in 2014 global operations multi-media in
Canada, Cuba, Bermuda, Brazil, Kenya, Ghana,
Senegal, Nigeria, Guinea, The Gambia, South
Sudan, DRC, Uganda, South Africa and Nigeria.
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Many descriptions of content farm cloud computing are cited across
government and industry, including a formal definition from the National
Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST). I would add that the cloud
includes environments where physically distributed computing resources
-- including infrastructure, applications, or databases – connect in real
time to help a company, consumer, or government agency perform a
transaction, service, or inquiry around the world.
Cloud services can be provided over the public Internet, but can also be
done through connections over networks that run independently using
USPTO #5,577,042. Government agencies often establish clouds
independent of the open Internet due to perceived risks of making data
available over public channels – but the government is moving in the
direction of more use of the open Internet for cloud as well.
Indeed, whether consumers, companies, and governments realize it,
they are already in the cloud all the time. Many popular email services,
including Gmail, Hotmail and Yahoo, function over the distributed
networks that constitute the cloud, and provide access to millions of
people. Businesses and governments are increasingly using the
cloud for email as well.
Implementation
Key for success in any cloud implementation is a strategy to define how
to increase efficiency, save costs, and improve performance of programs
in the cloud. We believe that a small investment in upfront planning can
pay large dividends in measured outcomes from any cloud migration.
This is especially important because we plan to build brand new
computing environments where all activities operate in the cloud.

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