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To: Former Proud Canadian

“The sharks in the Atlantic still prowl the route of the slave ships.”

Tell me more. Missed that one.


9 posted on 03/21/2012 2:00:41 PM PDT by Norm Lenhart
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To: Norm Lenhart

The sharks in the Atlantic was from Major Owens. He stated that the slave traders routinely threw their cargo overboard; thus, the sharks still hoping for more humanity. Rush had a grand old time with this one several years ago.


14 posted on 03/21/2012 2:08:33 PM PDT by Montanabound
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To: Norm Lenhart
“The sharks in the Atlantic still prowl the route of the slave ships.” Tell me more. Missed that one.

Incidentally

Slavery was still allowed in England until 1856 (of Gypsies)

Free blacks and Mulattoes could not live in New Mexico, USA, from 1857 until 1866.

Slavery was abolished in New Mexico, USA, 1866-1867.

So maybe the sharks are still waiting.

19 posted on 03/21/2012 2:20:49 PM PDT by ProudFossil (" I never did give anyone hell. I just told the truth and they thought it was hell." Harry Truman)
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To: Norm Lenhart

Major Owens (dem)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N81fOuca8Oc


52 posted on 03/21/2012 4:43:19 PM PDT by US_MilitaryRules (Unnngh! To many PDS people!)
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To: Norm Lenhart
John Lewis, Atlanta. Rush did days of material on this.

His premise was that a lot of slaves were thrown overboard on the trip to America from Africa. So many that the sharks still prowl the route looking for food, 200 years later.

57 posted on 03/22/2012 4:26:46 AM PDT by Former Proud Canadian (Obamanomics-We don't need your stinking tar sands oil, we'll just grow algae.)
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