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Repatriation & Reparation Commission

Repatriation & Reparations Commission  is to offset the unpaid labor of millions—and the compounding legacy of slavery, Jim Crow laws, discrimination in mortgage lending, and a race-based system of mass incarceration—created uncompensated wealth for individuals and white society as a whole. Immigrants with European heritage directly and indirectly benefited from this system of white supremacy. From now on we will create our own system of finance through the Commission’s Collective System in the UNITED STATES of AFRICA.
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Repatriation & Reparation Commission

The Exodus Project
We Invision fulfilling our Constitutional mandate to carve for ourselves and our posterity, a destiny comparable with our idea of perfect manhood and God's purpose in creating us; that we may not only save ourselves from annihilation but carve for ourselves a place in the Sun: in this endeavor, we determine to seek peace and pursue it, for it is the will of God for man.

1-One acre of land for every family of the EWF

2-25 acres of land for each charter local to participate in the EWF Housing, Agricultural and Manufacturing projects.

3-To accomplish these things without creating debt and our members are living debt free for life
The Exodus Project

1,300 Acres of land to develop (1) One Central Community with (12) twelve, 100 Acre communities surrounding it.

The following amenities are will be included:

1-10 Acres of Farmland-Each community cultivating a different product, to be traded with the surrounding communities.

2-Community Hospital

3-Schools and Educational Complex

4-Commercial property for manufacturing, each community manufacturing a different product, to be traded with the surrounding communities.

5-Apartment Complexes

6-Business Center

7-Central Security Department
The Plan
THE ETHIOPIAN WORLD FEDERATION, INCORPORATED

Debit Card

Interchange Fees

which is short for “Interchange Reimbursement Fees”, are per card transaction fees that are charged by the card networks to merchants for processing debit or credit card transactions. Every merchant that accepts cards pays interchange fees. These fees are associated with the costs of accepting, processing, and authorizing card transactions. The interchange fees are paid by the merchant bank (acquirer) to the customer’s bank (issuing bank) which is why they are sometimes called “issuer fees”.

From each transaction on the card the member will receive cash back, the member's local will receive a gratuity and The Ethiopian world Federation, Incorporated will be supported with each purchase from the card.
Funding
BREAKDOWN OF PROJECT FUNDING

Total Project funding is the amount for the initial Keystone Project is $3,995,793.750.00. (4B) and the projects are “shovel ready” with all necessary jurisdictional requirements in place. The total “build out” of this initial piece will occur over the course of six

years as depicted in our Complex Synergy $4B timeline (six year) document.

How Are We Going To Fund It?
Interchange Fees From Collective Economics