Contributions to the War Chest go to support this international effort. Eighty percent of the contributions received are directed to reparations expenses such as attorney fees, travel, and lobbying at the U.N. Twenty percent of contributions are distributed at the discretion of Mr. Silis Muhammad. There is a growing need for representation at the United Nations in Geneva and in New York to lobby for intervention and reparations and to develop allies from within the Member States. The time period in which success can be achieved is, in a very real sense, greatly determined by the financial contributions that are made to the Reparations War Chest. In addition, the statute of limitation on the crime of slavery has not expired.
International law guarantees the right to bring grievances before the international body.
The grievances of African Americans must be brought. Time is of the essence and your tax deductible contribution is also of the essence.