FRANK MOORE FOR PRESIDENT 2008 BLOG

From: Carl Bryant
To: Frank Moore
Subject: Re: LAST NIGHT’S SHOW

Hey Frank
I really enjoyed the show. You are very insightful and a powerful person. You bring out the best in all people. Most people have no idea that your knowledge and ability to express your ideas are what they had in mind and could not verbalize or communicate like you Frank!! Thanks

Carl

From: Frank Moore
To: Carl Bryant
Subject: Re: LAST NIGHT’S SHOW

shucks, carl! yep, most people “know” it somewhere deep inside themselves…in the back of their minds…deep in their bodies, hearts, souls, whatever. but they have been conditioned out of their abilty to access and express it. it’s my job as an artist…and as president…to access and express it…and to unplug the conditioning so they can access/express it themselves. i don’t sell people short. i don’t look down on people…i don’t talk down to them. i have high expectations about people. they tend to live up to hign expectations. high expectations tend to force people to live up! but if they don’t…well, i have my ways!

btw, i’d take a bullet for you too!

In Freedom,
Frank Moore

brother gerald s., an ex-black panther, brought 2 socially/politically aware rappers/comix artists..

ERIKA:

“Wow it was a great show, sweet guys who carry hope and vision and fiery energy for change, you could see and feel the change right before us and they really got Frank right away. They liked Frank’s platform and said that much of his platform is what they sing about. Their comic was neat and their whole concept of the super hero within. There music sent shivers of change out the into the atmosphere!”

ERIKA:

“I washed some dishes and then told Carl all about the anniversary five day party and then he told me about a film he had seen that was made by older Native Americans and I told him about the Ozzy video. The show started, two hours of amazing talk about Frank’s campaign. Wow!! Carl took it all so seriously and was so animated asking Frank specific questions about how things would work and Frank always had a clear answer as we could see the possibly of transformation right before us. The talk about changes to radio stations and tv stations making them available to every community was amazing, then on to taxes and giving everyone 1,000 a month, so human, so much for the people. It was a rockin debate and so amazing to get it all out there, Carl as Frank’s body guard saying he would take a bullet to save Frank as it would make things better for his children.”

DA BOYZ:

“It was an amazing show for all of the reasons you were talking about afterward … Carl had done his homework, and in his easy jovial way had totally penetrated Frank’s platform, had lots of questions and lots of insight into what Frank was doing. That he said he would take a bullet for Frank to allow this vision for society to materialize for his children was mind blowing. It was really amazing the kind of passion that Frank’s platform taps into in people … with Carl it is always burning … in others, it is like a kind of awakening. It was so neat to hear Carl and Frank playfully break down the issues that the platform addresses, and how the basic changes that the platform calls for had such far-reaching effects, that it felt like you would only be scratching the surface of the profound changes that would occur if any of these ideas were truly put into action.”

DA BOYZ:

“What a great show! We loved Del’s (Goldfarb) songs and his repartee with Frank was so much fun … you could tell he was really enjoying himself. Like Frank said later, you could just sit and listen to him tell stories and sing his songs for hours, but then the whole show shifted with the interview, and you could imagine the conversation going into so many different areas so easily, he was so there and had so much to talk about, with a lot of passion. Loved the reading of the platform with Frank’s and Del’s interjections … it was amazing to hear the recognition of people who have had that kind of life experience, hearing Frank’s platform, and resonating with it so easily. It was common sense for the common person. Simple and doable! “

We are in the middle of another multi-Shaman’s Den week…4 shows in 7 days. Last night Carl Bryant, a labor activist, grilled me for over 2 hours on my platform…kicked the tires, looked under the hood, etc. to make sure everything works. in the end, he said he would gladly take a bullet for me. Top that for an endorsement!

And if that wasn’t enough, last week at the retirement community Erika produced 5 major parties in 5 days. It was a world cruise of pleasure, with stops in Greece, Egypt, the Ivory Coast, Japan, and Brazil…with food, drinks, sexy costumes, musicians/singers, extremely sexy sexy dancers of the country of the night! This is just a hint of what I have in mind for the U.S.!

In Freedom,
Frank Moore

From: Rev. Bookburn
To: drsusanblockshow
Subject: Re: Sex, Politics & Funk Me, Babeeee….

I endorse your candidacy. The spineless fake-opposition party, usually referred to as Democrats, have become a joke anyway. Moore is worthy of support. His running mate is worth getting behind. I’d like to be your official clergy person.

Rev. Bookburn
Radio Volta
Philadelphia
ReverendBookburn.com

From: Dr. Susan Block
To: Rev. Bookburn
Subject: Re: Sex, Politics & Funk Me, Babeeee….

Thanks Rev, I posted this on the blog and I am cc’ing it to Frank. You should definitely get to know each other…

Suzy

From: Rev. Bookburn
To: drsusanblockshow
CC: Frank Moore
Subject: Re: Sex, Politics & Funk Me, Babeeee….

Yeah, I could tell by his picture that the hardcore Bookburners will love him. Perhaps a few campaign clips can go on You Tube. I can send it out to the faithful and put it on my channel. I want to see Blonde Island! I’d love to see Mr. Moore in the debates or on Steve Colbert’s show.

Rev. Bookburn
www.reverendbookburn.com
www.youtube.com/revbookburn

From: Frank Moore
To: Rev. Bookburn
CC: Dr. Susan Block
Subject: Re: Sex, Politics & Funk Me, Babeeee….

Hi, rev.! Videos of my platform are up at http://www.youtube.com/user/frankmooreforprez08. We need all the faithful that we can get! and the colbert bump would be handy too. we need bumps and grinds.

I see you do a radio show. could I put it on my webstation, http://www.luver.com?

In Freedom,
Frank Moore

From: Rev. Bookburn
To: drsusanblockshow
CC: Frank Moore
Subject: Re: Sex, Politics & Funk Me, Babeeee….

yes, please do. i just updated my site and linked you. thanks for cutting the military budget and legalizing pot!

you rock.

rev. bookburn

From: Frank Moore
To: Rev. Bookburn
CC: Dr. Susan Block
Subject: Re: Sex, Politics & Funk Me, Babeeee….

Hey, those planks are just no-brainers!

In Freedom,
Frank Moore

da boyz were eating out the other night…

DA BOYZ:

“As the place started to clear out, a full figured black woman, named Kelly, came by our table a few times looking for a table … she was obviously impressed with our spread! She ended up sitting a few tables away from us, and she and Corey kept making eye contact … she had a very happy air to her. At some point, she just called over and asked if we ate beef? Yep! She came over with a big wine glass full of beef jerky that she said we just had to try! She made us take several pieces. It was incredible, and not on the menu … she knew about it because she had been coming there for a long time. She was waiting for a guy to show up, who she was on the cellphone with now and again. Later we heard that he told he he was just coming down Golf Links Blvd. … the restaurant was near closing! She asked us at one point, “Why do people lie?” She admitted she lied once in a while, but her guy had lied to her that night … he said he was one place, but then he was somewhere else entirely, and now might miss their dinner date! She said she was ordering anyway, and might just pack it up and take it home with her! We ended up talking more with her as we all ate, and found out that she works as an office manager for the Port of Oakland doing a big project at the Oakland Airport, but grew up in Albany, at the University Village. We told her about ourselves and about Frank, and gave her a platform … and she was talking about how she only started getting political more recently, she was 41 now and she wanted to be able to tell her nieces and nephews what was what … she wanted to find out more about what people stood for and make a good choice …. hell, she might end up voting for Frank! She said that her dad had voted for Bush, and she was so disappointed … he did not understand that Bush was not on his side, a black man! Not even close! We were just starting to tell her more about Frank when her dude showed up, his tail not enough between his legs! But Corey heard that she gave it to him!

Later, we heard her telling him about Frank, and showing him the platform, and they started reading it together while they ate. At some point, she called over and said that she really liked the free 24/7 mass transit! That was a great idea! She said she thought it would make transportation more reliable too, there wouldn’t be people sitting out there waiting for hours for buses, etc. Sometimes, even though she knew this was maybe not the safest thing in the world, she would actually give people rides that she saw sitting out there waiting for a bus. It just made her feel bad to see them out there so long … We heard them reading over the patents and copyrights part too, and talking about how that would affect things for the better …

One of the waitresses, who packed up our leftovers was flying around the restaurant all night, and said we were giving off a super Berkeley vibe that she really liked. She was a transplant from NYC. She said she was happy because she just got an apartment today, that she really wanted, after living with room-mates off of Craig’s list which did not work out so well.

Then we got dessert! Corey got the Rocky Road Sundae. which was incredible with deep chocolate, and a cappucino. Alexi had the Irish Float and the mint ice cream sandwich. YUM! We were glad for the walk home, to help us work off the meal. We kept feeling more and more full long after we finished eating. We said good night to Kelly, and she said myabe she’d see us at a Frank Moore campaign, or when she came to check out BNG.”

In Freedom,
Frank Moore

New T-shirt available!!

From: NYFA Current
To: Frank Moore
Subject: Praise

Hello recent NYFA Current contributors:

Honestly, I’m writing to grovel a bit. We’re trying to fundraise for NYFA Current and our development people tell me that “anecdotes” are the best ammunition. Would you please take a minute to, if accurate, describe how it was a satisfactory experience to be published in NYFA Current, and if things have come out of it or if you received constructive feedback from the article/project, please do let me know.

All best,

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NICK STILLMAN
Editor, NYFA Current
www.nyfa.org/current

From: Frank Moore
To: NYFA Current

Well, within hours of the issue coming out, people started e-mailing me, congratulating me on finally making it! And I started getting requests for interviews, including the independent of the U.K.

In Freedom,
Frank Moore