Witnesses to the Impossible Dreams
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Mr. Daniel Yergin wrote the PRIZE, but my sisters and myself are the owners of what is written inside the book. The founders, how do they differ from the owners? You might something, but this does not make you the owner. Take the land of Joseph and Mary Peace-McQueen that is located in Goose Creek, Summerville, South Carolina. They owned the land, but the Rockefellers’, etc. are claiming to be the founders. Why was the Civil War fought? Was it for freedom? Freedom of what? People are born free. We the people owned the land. Why, in "1865" on St. James Island, Goose Creek in Summerville, South Carolina was the Civil War fought? Was it because of the black "gold?" How can someone claim something that is not owned by them? Where are all the assets of the 8 LORDS PROPRIETORS? Since they owned the VIRGINIA COMPANY, a.k.a. THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. Where are the assets? Who can claim the assets of the LORDS? Only a HEIR and a heir’s heir. Since this is true, where are my assets? Why does Mr. Mellon, the former U.S. Treasury Secretary and scion of the age of 77, control GULF OIL? He controls, not own. Jersey, Socony, Texaco, and Standard Oil of California are four Armco partners. Socony-Vacuum, later Mobil, is part of a Polish company. Some people have never heard of the charters, but they are active, from John McQueen of 1703 to JOSEPH MCQUEEN of 1913. John had three sons, John, Alexander, and George. Just like John Quincy Adams, Alexander Hamilton, and George Washington. I would like to carefully check the years the six men died, and the years they were born.
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About the Book
My book is about my two sons John Jr., Nairobi Sr. and myself. It is about being witness to a system that will put you on trial just because they want you there. Not that we did anything wrong. It is about my claim to the properties of William McQueen, my father. Some people never heard of the Carolina Charters or the 8 Lords Proprietors, or the McQueen family. It is clearly written from 1663 to 1972 in the history department. The McQueen’s were from 1703 John McQueen til 1972 William McQueen, my father.
About the Author
In her book, Witnesses to the Impossible Dreams, Regenia McQueen-Teasley presses her claim to an inheritance from her father’s estate. She has been denied for nearly 30 years. She speaks about her family and friends from her childhood, while she was growing up in the south and later in her life in Cincinnati, and being jailed for something that is rightfully hers. The numerous documents that have been acquired in her search are cited. This is a true story about her perseverance despite the many obstacles that she has faced. Regenia McQueen-Teasley was born in Summerville, South Carolina, but lived most of her life in Cincinnati, where she and John Sr., her husband, raised two sons, John Jr. and Nairobi Sr., and three daughters, Tonya, Ieshia and Rhodesia. She is the proud grandmother of twelve grandchildren: Raphael, Jamila, William, Nairobi Jr., Randi, De Jong, Donnish, Nairobi McQueen, Nyasij McQueen, Indonesia McQueen and Khydesia McQueen. In addition to being a homemaker, she has held various office positions.