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No Dew, Nor Rain - A Battle Cry For Residents for Residents to win back the Harlem Community.
The Honorable James David Manning, PhD calls for No Dew, Nor Rain, an economic boycott in the community of Harlem.
It is a call for economic action against banks, developers, landlords, and businesses that have brought economic devastation to the residents of the Harlem community.
Recently, a plethora of developers were given sweetheart land/property deals; and favorable legislation. This prejudice legislation has allowed them to move into the community with impunity. The banks and developers have marched into neighborhoods acquiring vacant lots, tearing down existing brownstones, tenement buildings, and even existing churches. In the aftermath of their demolition, they have erected unimpressive high rises with even higher rents to match. They have swept across the length and breadth of Harlem destroying existing properties with little regard for the fine craftsmanship and old world architecture. The new developments have been priced far above the paycheck of the working man and families within the Harlem community. Dr. Manning has marshaled an army of angry Harlem residents who have resolved not to repeat the mistakes made by short-sighted residents of other neighborhoods around the New York City area. No Dew, Nor Rain is a call for economic action against banks, developers, landlords, and businesses that have brought economic devastation to the residents of the Harlem community.
No Dew, Nor Rain is a biblical statement that ushered in a three and one-half year drought over ancient Israel, I Kings 17:1. This modern No Dew, Nor Rain is a call for the abstaining of spending, purchasing, soliciting, or transferring of any monies to merchants, renders of services, banks, doctors, and lawyers within the Harlem community. Rather, the Harlem residents are encouraged to take their business, spending, and purchasing to other neighborhoods outside the defined borders of Harlem. By abstaining from spending for three and one-half years within the boundaries of 110th to 155th, residents will chase outside businesses and interests away by cutting off their lifeline, their flow of cash. Dr. Manning states the unity of "No Dew, Nor Rain" places unprecedented economic and political power into the hands of the Harlem residents, further, "No Dew, Nor Rain" immediately creates the largest banking and real property voice in the City of New York.
Keywords : ATLAH, Harlem, boycott, drummers, Pastor, Manning, New York, Mayor, Bloomberg 
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| 1. | Oprah Winfrey Has Jungle Fever |  |
The Honrable James David Manning talks about Oprah Winfrey statements made at the Obama Presidential Rally. |
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| 2. | I am not an Obama Girl | |
Obama is a black man who is passing for a white man. It seems to me that he is running his campaign as if he were white. |
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| 3. | Who's Time is it? | |
Is America ready for a black or female president? The Honorable James David Manning provides insight on the matter. |
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| 4. | No Dew Nor Rain National Appeal | |
Original Broadcast Date: Friday, 28 December 2007 |
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| 5. | Recall Commission Meeting (A) | |
Date: 24 August 2007
Mimi Rosenberg interviews Pastor James David Manning about the gentrification problem in Harlem. |
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| 6. | WBAI Radio - Host Mimi Rosenberg Interviews The Honorable James David Manning | |
Date: 12 November 2007
The Honorable James David Manning discusses the details of the Economic Boycott in Harlem. |
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| 7. | WHCR Radio - Nellie Bailey featuring The Honorable James David Manning | |
Date: 30 July 2007
Nellie Bailey interviews The Honorable James David Manning about the gentrification problem in Harlem. |
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| 8. | WHCR Radio - Nellie Bailey featuring The Honorable James David Manning | |
Pastor James David Manning calls for No Dew Nor Rain, an economic boycott in the Harlem community. More Info at: www.atlah.org |
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| 9. | Harlem Preacher calls for a Boycott in Harlem | |
Pastor James David Manning explains the process of eminent domain. He also speaks about the gentrification problems in New York City. |
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| 10. | No Dew Nor Rain, No Eminent Domain | |
The Hon. James David Manning, PhD was interviewed on the Ronnie Duncan Radio Show about No Dew, Nor Rain. "No Dew, Nor Rain" is a boycott in Harlem. |
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| 11. | Pastor James David Manning on the Ronnie Duncan Show - No Dew Nor Rain is a boycott in Harlem - www.atlah.org | |
The Honorable James David Manning continues to speak about No Dew Nor Rain, the economic boycott in Harlem. He also talks about how 125th Street will look when the indigenous residents regain control of their community. |
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| 12. | The New 125th Street | |
The Honorable James David Manning discusses how Mayor Bloomberg and others are putting people out of their own community. |
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| 13. | It's All Over For Mayor Bloomberg | |
The Honorable James David Manning continues speaking about the Harlem boycott. No Dew Nor Rain applies to the churches also. |
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| 14. | No Dew Nor Rent | |
The Honorable James David Manning speaks about how No Dew Nor Rain will bring great unity among black people. |
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| 15. | No Dew Nor Rain Will Bring Great Unity | |
No Dew Nor Rain Will Bring Great Unity |
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