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>/div>/td> td alignleft stylepadding-left:20; padding-right:20 valigntop width100%> div xmlns:locallocal classuser pagetitle> div styletext-align:left;>span stylecolor:0000cc;font-weight:bold;>GovIsland Park-to-Tolerance: through Broad Awareness and Conscious Vigilance/span>/div> /div> !--area Typemain classuser main--> div xmlns:locallocal classuser main> p> !--table tableIdtable_d2e17-->style typetext/css> !-- .table_d2e17 { border: 1px none; width: 100%; border-color: #000000; } .table_d2e17 td { border: 0px none; border-color: #000000; } -->/style> table border0 width100% PrintLinkTextShow a print version PrintOptionnoPrint TlxClasstable_template aligncenter bordercolor#000000 cellpadding5 cellspacing5 linkblue vlinkpurple classtable_d2e17 usertable main_table> tr> td classuser main backgroundhttp://webhosting.web.com/imagelib/sitebuilder/layout/spacer.gif alignleft valigntop width50%> p styletext-align:left;>img altTrianglelargeJpg395Pix.jpg border0px srcsitebuildercontent/sitebuilderpictures/TrianglelargeJpg395Pix.jpg vspace4 hspace5>/p> p> !--gem:tlx.tlx.tellyourfriends-->SCRIPT LANGUAGEJavaScript TYPEtext/javascript>function tlxRecommend(){var tfdocument.forms.TellAFriend;if (tf.length && !tf.elements) tftf0;tf.submit();}/SCRIPT>FORM ACTIONhttp://svcs.myregisteredsite.com/svcs/tell_a_friend_form.jsp METHODpost NAMETellAFriend>INPUT NAMEsite_url TYPEhidden VALUEhttp://www.tolerancepark.org/>/FORM>A HREFJavaScript:tlxRecommend();>IMG BORDER0 SRChttp://webhosting.web.com/imagelib/sitebuilder/gem//tellfriend.gif>/A> !--end gem-->!----> /p> p> !--gem:tlx.tlx.filedownload-->a FontNamehelvetica,arial,sans-serif FontSize3 FontStyle hrefsitebuildercontent/sitebuilderfiles/NamingopengreenspacePublicEthics44pgs.pdf styletext-decoration: none;font-family:helvetica,arial,sans-serif;color:ff0000;font-size:16px;>CLICK: Central tenet of NYs earliest laws - Governors Islands legacy of substance - to be honored by NY Mayor Bill de Blasio: appeals to Commission on Public Ethics and NAMING of Open Green Space for NYSs birthright/a> !--end gem-->!----> /p> p> !--gem:tlx.tlx.filedownload-->a FontNamehelvetica,arial,sans-serif FontSize3 FontStyle0 hrefsitebuildercontent/sitebuilderfiles/articlehashiurcentralsynagoguenybeaconoftolerance.pdf styletext-decoration: none;font-family:helvetica,arial,sans-serif;color:ff0000;font-size:16px;>CLICK: New York: Beacon of Tolerance - By Amala Levine, Editor of HaShiur, NYs Central Synagogue - 2 pages/a> !--end gem-->!----> /p> p> !--gem:tlx.tlx.filedownload-->a FontNamehelvetica,arial,sans-serif FontSize3 FontStyle0 hrefsitebuildercontent/sitebuilderfiles/Birthsnystatecitysummarypluscuomobloombergplusen11pgs.pdf styletext-decoration: none;font-family:helvetica,arial,sans-serif;color:ff0000;font-size:16px;>CLICK: Birth years of New York State and New York City, Governor Cuomo, Mayor Bloomberg -11 Pages/a> !--end gem-->!----> /p> p>span style>div aligncenter>font faceArial,Helvetica,sans-serif size4 color#ff3333>/font>div alignleft>font faceArial,Helvetica,sans-serif size4 color#ff3333>font faceArial size4 color#ff3333>font faceArial size4 color#ff3333>font size3 color#333300>p alignleft>font facearial black,avant garde>font size4>Preserve the Jurisprudence of Tolerance strong>em>font faceArial size3>—/font>/em>/strong> a hrefhttp://www.facebook.com/GovernorsIslandTolerancePark>New York States Birthright/a>/font>/font>/p>p alignleft>span stylefont-family: Arial; color: #333300>The New Worlds first lawful expression of religious tolerance ("Toleration") took place a hrefhttp://www.governorsislandtolerancepark.org>font color#ff0000>in 1624 on Governors Island in New York State/font>/a>. That jurisprudence was the basis for religious and ethnic diversity and applied to the region that is now referred to as the New York Tri-State. Tolerance is Libertys antecedent because Liberty cant thrive in an intolerant culture. They are the fraternal twins in the conception of American Freedom because, infont size3> its pure /font>form, the principle of Tolerance is inclusive and doesnt know a privileged religion, preferred ethnicity or superior race. This was affirmed in the Bill of Rights of the U.S. Constitution which outlawed primacy of religion and race thus making all religions, ethnicities and races equal and free. Fourteen years before that First Amendment promise of Toleration withoufont size3>t/font> preference in 1791—at the time no guarantee for all citizens—the jufont size3>dicial/font> right to Toleration was already enshrined in New York States first constitution of 1777 in confirmation of its juridical delivery in 1624 and New Yorks polyglot culture ever since: /span>/p>p alignleft>font size2>span stylefont-family: Arial; color: #333300>"XXXVIII. And whereas we are required ...to guard against that spiritual oppression and intolerance..., this convention..., in the name and by the authority of the good people of this State, ordain, determine, and declare, that the free exercise and enjoyment of religious profession and worship, without discrimination or preference, shall forever hereafter be allowed, within this State, to all mankind.... /span>/font>/p>p alignleft>It also made the union of religion and politics unconstitutional: /p>p alignleft>font size2>span stylefont-family: Arial; color: #333300>XXXIX. And...no minister of the gospel, or priest of any denomination whatsoever, shall, at any time hereafter, under any presence or description whatever, be eligible to, or capable of holding, any civil or military office or place within this State."/span>/font>/p>p alignleft>strong>The United States of America came together font size3>as/font> a secular nation/strong> with the pledge that "strong>u>Congress/u>/strong> shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof." Yet, Governors Islands legacy of the year 1624 and New York States birthright became only available to u>all/u> U.S. citizens in 1868 upon a Bill of Rights amendment which displaced u>individual state rights/u> in font size3>religious/font> matters and rendered the 1791 First Amendment effective thus.font size3> Therefore, a/font>s of that year, 1868, citizens of the secular United Statefont size3>s w/font>ere also afforded strong>freedom u>from/u> religion/strong> and religious submission or compulsion. Namely, strong>religious commandments and strictures became subordinate to the primacy of secular law which now set the limits of citizens liberties. /strong>/p>p alignleft>span stylefont-family: Arial; color: #333300>In April 2003, Walter Cronkite wrote: “em>The Foundation’s concept for the conversion of Governors Island provides a moral, philosophic and patriotic base that should considerably augment the argument to keep that invaluable heritage in the public domain/em>.” br />br />strong>Composing a triad of Americas fundamental values as National Symbols in New York Harbor—Tolerance, Liberty and Welcome as embodied by Governors Island, Liberty Island and Ellis Island—by recognizing each island’s unique facet of history: the “/strong>a hrefhttp://www.nationalheritagetriangle.com/>font color#ff0000>strong>National Heritage Triangle/strong>/font>/a>strong>” as an allegory of harmonious virtues.br />/strong>/span>/p>span stylefont-family: Arial; color: #333300>p alignleft>span stylefont-family: Arial; color: #333300>The magnitude of the emblematic value of Governors Island as the nation’s oldest natural historic symbol is based on one’s deeper understanding of three critical historical events: the three primary European landings and settlements on the North American East coast which led to the formation of the Original Thirteen. They were: a hrefhttp://www.historyisfun.org/Jamestown-Settlement.htm>font color#ff0000>strong>Jamestown/strong>/font>/a>, Virginia, 1607; a hrefhttp://www.plimoth.org/?gclidCKWn0s3VupQCFQOeFQod-lIMUQ>strong>font color#ff0000>New Plymouth/font>/strong>/a>, New England, 1620; and Nooten Eyland, New Netherland, 1624 (now a hrefhttp://www.governorsislandtolerancepark.org>font color#ff0000>strong>Governors Island, New York/strong>/font>/a>)./span>/p>p alignleft>span stylefont-family: Arial; color: #333300>In the discussions of "em>What to do with Governors Island?/em>", all pertinent officials and nearly all legislators have denied—through silence from 1997 through 2009—a hrefhttp://www.tolerancewalk.com>font color#ff0000>strong>the islands 1624 historic legacy/strong>/font>/a> which shaped and became part of our national identity (similar to express historical unconsciousness of the Holocaust but having distinct opposite effects, i. e., a new beginning with spiritual rebirth through freedom of conscience in religion versus deportation into an abyss pending death through ethnic/religious hatred.) /span>span stylefont-family: Arial; color: #333300>Yet, the Governors Island landing/settlement was the best planned, the most successful one and by far the most important one of the three because it was on the place on which the New Worlds first juridical expression of religious tolerance took place. /span>/p>span stylefont-family: Arial; color: #333300>div alignleft stylemargin: 0in 0in 0pt>span stylecolor: #333300>As the locus of the political-cultural conception of freedom of conscience in religion—the basis of pluralism and individual freedom ( liberty) in North America—Governors Island signifies the origin of religious freedom through the jurisprudence of toleration ( religious tolerance). That Tolerance, as America’s ultimate value and dynamic precept, precedes Liberty. It is vital in defining and defending the often generic or static notion of personal American freedom. Tolerance and Liberty can both be recognized visually as equal or conjoined partners in the conception of American Freedom. We envisage doing that on the officially recognized 1624 birthplace of New York State because that place—Governors Island—connotes the womb of New York State’s historic legacy and cultural identity of diversity through Tolerance—New Yorks gift to the nation/span>. (For historical quotes of the official instructions to the Jamestown and Governors Island settlers go to page three of font color#ff0000>the ARTICLE below:/font> “font color#ff0000>strong>Governors Island, Lifeblood of American Liberty/strong>/font>.)" /div>p alignleft>span stylefont-family: Arial; color: #333300>font color#333300>*********************************************************************/font>/span>/p>/span>/span>/font>/font>/font>/font>div alignleft>font faceArial,Helvetica,sans-serif size4 color#ff3333>font faceArial size4 color#ff3333>font faceArial size4 color#ff3333>font size3 color#333300>font color#333300>span stylefont-family: Garamond; color: black; font-size: 14pt>font faceArial size3>span stylefont-family: Arial; color: #333300>font color#333300>• Is the UNITED STATES interested in protecting and preserving its national heritage of historic substance and of profound thematic meaning to AMERICAN freedom? Will it embrace and endorse the /font>font color#ff0000>strong>Gfont size3>overnors/font> Ifont size3>sland/font> Pfont size3>reservation andfont size3> /font>/font>Efont size3>ducation/font> /strong>strong>Pfont size3>roject/font>/strong>/font> aimed at perpetuating the memory of a place and a history that is of the utmost importance to humanity, that may help extinguish the fires of intolerance and be remembered as a symbol of hope to the country, if not the world? Is it ready to accept the a hrefhttp://GovernorsIslandToleranceMonument.com>font color#ff0000>strong>Tolerance Monument/strong>/font>/a> as the universal embodiment of the dynamic force of tolerance? br />br />font color#333300>span stylefont-family: Garamond; color: black; font-size: 14pt>font faceArial size3>span>font color#333300>• /font>/span>font color#333300>span stylefont-family: Garamond; color: black; font-size: 14pt>font faceArial size3>span>font color#333300>Can NEW YORK STATE, or the New York Tri-State region, provide leadership in safeguarding its seventeenth-century geo-political legacy of toleration as font color#ff0000>strong>precursor to its 1777 Constitution and the 1791 First Amendment in the Bill of Rights/strong>/font>—culturally enduring but temporarily lost for a century by an English Act of Parliament that outlawed the Roman Catholic faith in 1691—by actively reinstating the nations oldest natural, historic and cultural monument and turning it into an asset of 21st-century relevance? /font>/span>/font>/span>/font>font color#333300>span stylefont-family: Garamond; color: black; font-size: 14pt>font faceArial size3>/font>/span>/font>font color#333300>span stylefont-family: Garamond; color: black; font-size: 14pt>font faceArial size3>div alignleft>div alignleft>p alignleft>span>font color#333300>• Will NEW YORK CITY be generous enough to integrate the States most important landmark and yet unexploited national cultural asset—Governors Island—into contemporary community life, and so achieve a greater shared knowledge about the nations past, strengthen the Tri-States identity of tolerance as the lifeblood of American liberty, fortify New Yorks civic pride, and drive New Yorks artistic and economic vitality (sign a hrefhttp://www.GovernorsIslandToleranceMonument.com>font color#ff0000>strong>PETITION/strong>/font>/a>)?/font>/span>/p>p alignleft>span stylefont-family: Arial; color: #333300>font color#333300>*********************************************************************/font>/span>/p>div alignleft>font color#333300>span stylefont-family: Verdana; color: #333300>New York/span>span stylefont-family: Verdana; color: #333300>’s legal and political tradition of tolerance, the basis for its characteristic cultural diversity and pluralism, had its beginnings on Governors Island. That tolerance is central to the contemporary font size3>font faceArial>American/font>/font> conception of freedom which can be defined in terms of the twin credos of tolerance and liberty. Its origin as an ethical force in the Western Hemisphere and as a legal and political imperative can be traced to the year 1624, in what is now the State of New York. (For third-party video a hrefhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?vs4sXrJIYCxc>font color#ff0000>CLICK on strong>YouTube/strong>/font>/a>). /span>span stylefont-family: Arial; color: #ff3333; font-size: 13.5pt>/span>/font>font color#333300>strong>span stylefont-family: Verdana; color: #333300>Tolerance is an active dynamic entailing reciprocity and reciprocal respect. Always bilaterally demanding, it forges “American” freedom by relentlessly transforming plurality into constructive pluralism as a never-finished product of American culture. /span>span stylefont-family: Arial; color: #ff3333; font-size: 13.5pt>/span>/strong>/font>/div>p alignleft>span stylefont-family: Verdana; color: #333300>font color#333300>strong>Tolerance defines and gives meaning to an otherwise undemanding “generic” or “static” freedom. It is the indispensable dynamic component in American freedom and Western civilization. Without conscious vigilance and broad awareness of that vital, fundamental notion of tolerance, there will be times when there will be no freedom in the sense that Americans recognize that term today./strong>/font>/span>/p>div alignleft>span stylefont-family: Verdana; color: #333300>/span>font color#333300>strong>span stylefont-family: Verdana; color: #333300>Left unnurtured and unprotected, simple liberty invites and facilitates the "friends" of intolerance and extremism/span>span stylefont-family: Verdana; color: #333300>—/span>span stylefont-family: Verdana; color: #333300>complacency, carelessness, apathy, passivity and insipidness/span>span stylefont-family: Verdana; color: #333300>—foretelling looming disaster or opening the door to insidious /span>/strong>/font>span stylefont-family: Verdana; color: #333300>font color#333300>strong>assaults on civil liberties with voices in the name offont size3>font faceArial> /font>/font>disingenious slogans like "freedom" or rhetoric like "American values."font size3>font faceArial> /font>/font>/strong>/font>/span>span stylefont-family: Verdana; color: #333300>A proposed a hrefhttp://www.governorsislandtolerancepark.org>font color#ff0000>Governors Island Tolerance Park/font>/a> will halt historical amnesia and restore Governors Island to its rightful historical importance by preserving its historic message of universal value that lies at the root of American liberty. /span>span stylefont-family: Verdana; color: #333300>Thus, the park will provide our children with an opportunity to understand the meaning of American freedom. It will afford them a deeper appreciation of tolerance and liberty as equal partners in a pluralist society, at the very place where these notions first took root in 1624. /span>/div>p alignleft>span stylefont-family: Verdana; color: #333300>Tolerance builds liberty. Intolerance kills liberty. strong>The Park will therefore preserve Governors Islands historic symbolism, be an enduring beacon for humanity and extol Americas vital role in advancing liberty through the moral force of tolerance./strong>/span>/p>/div>/div>/font>/span>/font>/font>/span>/font>/span>/font>/span>/font>/font>/font>/font>/font>!---->/div>/div>/div>/span>/p> p> !--gem:tlx.tlx.filedownload-->a FontNamehelvetica,arial,sans-serif FontSize3 FontStyle hrefsitebuildercontent/sitebuilderfiles/articleJuridicalSourceFreedomofConscienceandReligiousTolerance.pdf styletext-decoration: none;font-family:helvetica,arial,sans-serif;color:ff0000;font-size:16px;>ARTICLE: Juridical Source of Freedom of Conscience and Religious Tolerance (Toleration) - a 2009 quadricentennial contribution by Joep de Koning/a> !--end gem-->!----> /p> p> !--gem:tlx.tlx.filedownload-->a FontNamehelvetica,arial,sans-serif FontSize3 FontStyle hrefsitebuildercontent/sitebuilderfiles/GovernorsIslandlifebloodofAmericanLiberty.pdf styletext-decoration: none;font-family:helvetica,arial,sans-serif;color:ff0000;font-size:16px;>ARTICLE: Governors Island - Lifeblood of American Liberty. Commemorating full residency of Ashkenazim AND Sephardim in New York in 1655 - Jewish instrumentality in New World trade and settlement (by Joep de Koning - affirmed in E. Kritzlers 2008 book.)/a> !--end gem-->!----> /p> p> !--gem:tlx.tlx.filedownload-->a FontNamehelvetica,arial,sans-serif FontSize3 FontStyle hrefsitebuildercontent/sitebuilderfiles/articlemercators1648viewofnadamdonckvisscher.pdf styletext-decoration: none;font-family:helvetica,arial,sans-serif;color:ff0000;font-size:16px;>ARTICLE: First Amendment Right of the People to Petition the Government for a Redress of Grievances - 1649 (by Joep de Koning)/a> !--end gem-->!----> /p> p> !--gem:tlx.tlx.filedownload-->a FontNamehelvetica,arial,sans-serif FontSize3 FontStyle hrefsitebuildercontent/sitebuilderfiles/birthnovumbelgium1624andbirthnovumamsterodamum1625hershkowitzanddekoning.pdf styletext-decoration: none;font-family:helvetica,arial,sans-serif;color:ff0000;font-size:16px;>ARTICLE: The years of birth of New York City - originally named New Amsterdam in 1625 - and the sovereignty of New York State in 1624 - originally the juridical entity of New Netherland (by Leo Hershkowitz and Joep de Koning)/a> !--end gem-->!----> /p> p>div aligncenter>hr />!---->/div>/p> /td> td classuser main backgroundhttp://webhosting.web.com/imagelib/sitebuilder/layout/spacer.gif alignleft valigntop width50%> p styletext-align:left;>img altNoortRivierSmallREDDOT440x291.jpg border1px srcsitebuildercontent/sitebuilderpictures/NoortRivierSmallREDDOT440x291.jpg vspace4 hspace5 width400>/p> p> !--gem:tlx.tlx.filedownload-->a FontNamehelvetica,arial,sans-serif FontSize3 FontStyle hrefsitebuildercontent/sitebuilderfiles/whatandwhereisreligiousandracialfreedom.pdf styletext-decoration: none;font-family:helvetica,arial,sans-serif;color:ff0000;font-size:16px;>CLICK: Vital political affirmation for the unifying Common Theme that is indispensable to Religious and Racial Equality and in understanding the notion of American Freedom - 1 page/a> !--end gem-->!----> /p> p> !--gem:tlx.tlx.filedownload-->a FontNamehelvetica,arial,sans-serif FontSize3 FontStyle hrefsitebuildercontent/sitebuilderfiles/Upholdingflagoflibertybarackobamajimmycarter.pdf styletext-decoration: none;font-family:helvetica,arial,sans-serif;color:ff0000;font-size:16px;>CLICK: Upholding the Flag of Liberty? - The POPE and Nobel Prize winners: BARACK OBAMA and JIMMY CARTER, 4 pages/a> !--end gem-->!----> /p> p> !--gem:tlx.tlx.filedownload-->a FontNamehelvetica,arial,sans-serif FontSize3 FontStyle hrefsitebuildercontent/sitebuilderfiles/MittromneyBarackObamaendorsementstolerancemessage8pgs.pdf styletext-decoration: none;font-family:helvetica,arial,sans-serif;color:ff0000;font-size:16px;>CLICK: Endorsement request for the message of Tolerance from presidential candidate MITT ROMNEY versus presidential candidate BARACK OBAMA/a> !--end gem-->!----> /p> p>span style>div aligncenter>font faceArial,Helvetica,sans-serif size4 color#3333ff>div alignleft>font faceArial size4 color#3333ff>div alignleft>font faceArial size4 color#3333ff>font size4 color#3333ff>font color#000000>div>span stylecolor: black>div stylemargin: 0in 0in 0pt>font color#333300>div alignleft stylemargin: 0in 0in 0pt>font facearial black,avant garde>Protect the Reciprocal Dynamic of Tolerance strong>em>font faceArial size3>—/font>/em>/strong> a hrefhttp://www.facebook.com/GovernorsIslandTolerancePark>the Foundational Principle for American Liberty/a> div alignleft stylemargin: 0in 0in 0pt>span stylecolor: #333300>font size3>/font>/span>/div>div alignleft stylemargin: 0in 0in 0pt>span stylecolor: #333300>em>font size3>em>span stylefont-family: Arial; color: #333300> /span>/em>font facearial,helvetica,sans-serif> /font>/font>p stylemargin: 0in 0in 0pt classMsoNormal>em>span stylefont-family: Arial; color: #333300>/span>/em>/p>font facearial,helvetica,sans-serif size3>Diversity fosters tolerance as a pragmatic result out of necessity (in trade-based urban centers for instance.) However, broad awareness of the precept of Tolerance as precursor to liberty-for-all and as a reciprocal dynamic in the notion of American Freedom would expose the iniquities of intolerance. It would help to coexist peacefully by furthering successful pluralism/diversity across the land. Tolerance is the complement of intolerance. Tolerance therefore cant be sloth or indifference as neither is intolerance. Tolerance must be pro-active in the defense of American liberty. Only through conscious vigilance will it drive out intolerance - the forces of inequality, bigotry and discrimination - which insidiously attacks liberty and undermines the norms and values of the United States as a secular, liberalist democracy. As a universal value from which Liberty sprouts, the principle of Tolerance extends the boundaries of Liberty for all mankind through /font>strong>a hrefhttp://www.governorsislandtolerancemonument.com>font facearial,helvetica,sans-serif size3 color#ff0000>eternal consciousness and vigilance through an ICONIC STRUCTURE/font>/a>/strong>/em>em>font facearial,helvetica,sans-serif>font size3>. The ideal notion of Tolerance being selective (i.e., excluding any one group and thus not pertaining to u>all/u> groups), therefore, is incongruous. /font>/font>/em>/span>span stylecolor: #333300>font size3>em>font facearial,helvetica,sans-serif>The Tolerance precept - a two-way street - is Americas ultimate virtue. It bears no relation to the verb to tolerate - a one-way street. Intolerance divides - Tolerance unites!br />/font>/em>div alignleft stylemargin: 0in 0in 0pt>font size2>span stylecolor: #333300>/span>/font>/div>div alignleft stylemargin: 0in 0in 0pt>font size2>span stylecolor: #333300>br />font facearial,helvetica,sans-serif>font color#000000>In a secular country like the U.S. (with no official, preferred or state religion) the perpetuation of its liberalist democracy - in which the ethic of liberty-for-all is culturally revered and racial and religious liberty are constitutionally protected - is not served by intolerance, religious injunctions and/or compulsion. As religions have gained special treatment under the U.S. tax code, some also try to receive preferential treatment by having civil laws supplanted by religious ones as if separation of State and Church is of no concern. Often they are successful in receiving privileged political treatment and exemptions from civil policy and laws because of various politicians pursuit of their self-interest and disrespect for or willful ignorance of the U.S. Constitution (e.g., explicitly ignoring allegations of child sex abuse in a political deal between a cleric and a district attorney,/font> /font>a hrefhttp://www.nytimes.com/2012/05/11/nyregion/for-ultra-orthodox-in-child-sex-abuse-cases-prosecutor-has-different-rules.html?pagewanted1&_r1>font facearial,helvetica,sans-serif color#ff0000>strong>click here/strong>/font>/a>font facearial,helvetica,sans-serif>, or, for instance, implicitly condoning child sex abuse by some clergy members through political lethargy in reverence of religious power and commandments thus disregarding public policy and the rule of law - /font>a hrefhttp://www.nytimes.com/2012/06/23/us/philadelphias-msgr-william-j-lynn-is-convicted-of-allowing-abuse.html?_r1&pagewantedall>font facearial,helvetica,sans-serif color#ff0000>strong>click here/strong>/font>/a>font facearial,helvetica,sans-serif color#000000>.)/font>/span>/font>/div>/font>/span>/div>/font>/div>/font>/div>/span>/div>/font>/font>/font>/div>/font>/div>/font>/div>p>font facearial,helvetica,sans-serif size2>Furthermore, certain religions, ethnicities and races have not adjusted yet to the welcome they received from America or are unwilling to know and understand Americas ethos as rooted in its liberalist democratic culture. Newly imported faiths from monistic cultures where state and religion are one and the same or which dont always consider and allow the validity, freedom and equality of other ethnicities or religions (e.g., by executing converts) or dont always accept people of differing consciences (infidels), teach their adherents the gospel of intolerance. They would have to accept the notion, and adjust accordingly that when in the U.S., under the U.S. Constitution, supremacy of a religion or race is forbidden since 1868 and 1865 respectively. The secular state thus protects the rights of its citizens - including minors/innocents - which must be upheld by civil authorities and cannot be delegated to religious authorities. Unless religious organizations and their devotees understand that religious identity is not identical to religious spirituality and are taught, strong>officially/strong>, to live according to the dynamic principle of tolerance as the foundation of American liberty - i.e., by demanding change in some of their religions rules, traditions or antediluvian practices and behavior (e.g., polygamy, ritual female circumcision of minors and a hrefhttp://www.aolnews.com/2011/01/24/murder-trial-begins-for-iraqi-immigrant-faleh-almaleki-accused/>font color#ff0000>honor killings/font>/a>, or denying employees of faiths-based, state-subsidized institutions a hrefhttp://www.goodreads.com/quotes/529773-no-you-can-t-deny-women-their-basic-rights-and-pretend>font color#ff0000>direct access to federally-mandated contraception services/font>/a>) - their insular, intolerant or ignorant conduct may become a severe problem in America in the future: Some groups may fail to coexist successfully or peacefully according to Americas democratic values (e.g., by rejecting equality/liberty of the sexes or races) or, alternatively, these fundamental American values may become obscured or cease to exist altogether by condoning intolerance and by political complacency or appeasement. /font>/p>font size+0>font size+0>font size+0>font size+0>font size+0>span>font size+0>font size+0>font size+0>font size+0>font size+0>font size+0>span>font color#003300>font size3>font size2>span>font color#006600>strong>p>In his Chapel Hill Commencement Address of May 13, 2012, New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg proclaimed that "em>If government can deny freedom to one, it can deny freedom to all...More than any other generation that has walked the earth, you are free to pursue your dreams - unbounded by limits placed on your race, gender, ethnicity, orientation or lineage...Exclusion and equality are mortal enemies - and in America, every time they have met in battle, equality has ultimately triumphed...I have no doubt that in your lifetime, libertys light will allow us to see more clearly the truth of our nations founding principles, and allow us to see all people, and all couples, as full and equal members of the American family/em>." /p>p>In his Inaugural Address of January 1, 2011, Governor Andrew M. Cuomo said that "em>Only the peoples voice can silence the calls of the special interests in the halls of the Capitol...In truth the partnership between the Executive and the Legislature has not been working well for years and that must change...The potential real power of the Governor is to mobilize the people of the State of New York."/em> In his State of the State Address of January 5, 2011, he proclaimed: "em>We currently have a government of dysfunction, gridlock and corruption - we have to transform it into a hrefhttp://www.ToleranceWalk.com>font color#ff0000>a government of performance, integrity and pride/font>/a>...The New York State Legislature is the best legislature historically in the nation, the most talented people, thats, thats who we are...We want a government that puts the people first and not the special interests first/em>." /p>p>On June 6, 2009, President Barack H. Obama said: "em>As we face down the hardships and struggles of our time and arrive at that hour for which we were born, we cannot help but draw strength from those moments in history when the best among us were somehow able to swallow their fears and secure a beachhead on an unforgiving shore./em>span stylecolor: #006600>"/span>/p>span stylecolor: #006600>In /span>/strong>/font>font color#006600>strong>his Inaugural Address of March 17, 2008, Governor David A. Paterson proclaimed: "em>Let us put personal politics, party advantage and power struggles aside, in favor of service, in the interests of the people...Let me introduce myself...I am the governor of New York State."/em> br />br />/strong>/font>/span>/font>font size2>strong>font color#006600>span stylecolor: #003300>font color#006600>Earlier,/font> /span>at the January 1, 2007, Inaugural Address, Governor Eliot Spitzer declaredem> “New York created the model for the kind of society that would be duplicated throughout the country and around the globe: Our state was born as an island at the center of the world (Governors Island).”/em>/font> (For font color#ff0000>34-slide presentation in pdf font size2>CLICK/font> /font>/strong>a hrefhttp://www.newnetherlandinstitute.org/files/4713/5067/2997/Governors_Island_Lifeblood_of_American_Liberty.pdf>font color#ff0000>strong>Governors Island Legacy, New Yorks Identity/strong>/font>/a>/font>strong>font size3>font size2>.) /font>br />br />/font>font size3>font faceArial color#333300>Governors Island, Nooten Eyland (in pidgin language Nutten Island) until 1784, is the place of origin of American tolerance as the basis for cultural diversity and pluralism and, as such, it embodies a /font>a hrefhttp://www.governorsislandnationalsymbol.org>font faceArial color#ff0000>Message of Profound National Importance/font>/a>font faceArial color#333300>. /font>/font>/strong>span stylefont-size: 12.5pt>font faceArial size3 color#333300>strong>Therefore, the island’s cultural and national heritage has outstanding universal value which could qualify it as a potential World Heritage Site.br />br />/strong>/font>/span>font size3>font faceArial>font color#333300>strong>Together with liberty, the notion of tolerance serves to define the cultural and juridical construct to which American personal freedom refers. em>In the face of intolerance, tolerance is a vigilant dynamic — it is neither uncritical acceptance, complacency, appeasement or submission, nor laxity, sloth or indifference/em>.br />br />Embedded in Governors Island—New York State’s legally recognized, historic birthplace—tolerance is the quintessence of New York’s cultural patrimony since 1624 (/strong>a hrefhttp://tolerancepark.org/id5.html>font color#ff0000>strong>CLICK HERE/strong>/font>/a>strong> for Legislative Resolutions 5476 and 2708 which recognize this heritage).br />br />With the arrival of the first settlers to the New York Tri-State region on Governors Island in 1624, the legal and cultural traditions of the Low Lands, including the basic human virtue and jurisprudence of toleration ( religious tolerance) as the basis for ethnic diversity, were first implanted by law upon North American soil (unlike the first landings in New England and Virginia). /strong>/font>/font>/font>/font>/font>/span>/font>/font>/font>/font>/font>font size+0>font size+0>font size+0>font size+0>font size+0>span>/span>/font>/font>/font>/font>/font>/font>/span>/font>/font>/font>/font>/font>font size+0>font size+0>font size+0>font size+0>font size+0>span>font size+0>font size+0>font size+0>font size+0>font size+0>font size+0>span>/span>/font>/font>/font>/font>/font>/font>/span>/font>/font>/font>/font>/font>font size+0>font size+0>font size+0>font size+0>font size+0>span>font size+0>font size+0>font size+0>font size+0>font size+0>font size+0>span>/span>/font>/font>/font>/font>/font>/font>/span>/font>/font>/font>/font>/font>font size+0>font size+0>font size+0>font size+0>font size+0>span>font size+0>font size+0>font size+0>font size+0>font size+0>font size+0>span>font color#003300>font size3>font size3>font faceArial>font color#333300>div>div>div>div>div>div>div>div>div>div>div>div>div stylemargin: 0in 0in 0pt>div stylemargin: 0in 0in 0pt>div stylemargin: 0in 0in 0pt>span>strong> /strong>/span>/div>div stylemargin: 0in 0in 0pt>strong>This plurality, for instance, was recorded in a census of 1639 and portrayed on a Manhattan map which shows a large farm owned by America’s first Muslim planter, Antoni du Turck, a Moroccan from Fez. After sixty years as New Netherland (1614-1674), the region – now the New York Tri-State area – came under definitive English authority.br />br />The virtuous conception of tolerance, thus introduced in the Western Hemisphere and rooted in New York State’s very birth in the year 1624, can be considered New York’s first and unique contribution to American culture. Governors Island is therefore the nations oldest natural symbol of primary value. Its message is Americas ultimate virtue./strong>/div>div stylemargin: 0in 0in 0pt>strong>br />One hundred fifty two years later, in 1776, New York’s birthfather’s fundamental precept of political freedom (and with regard to individual freedoms, in 1791, by way of the First Amendment) was to become the crucial underpinning of the American Republic with the adoption of the "Right-of-Man-Doctrine" that formed the basis for the statement that "The United Colonies are, and of Right ought to be Free and Independent States."br />br />That doctrine stated, in 1776, that "whenever any form of government (the English Crown) becomes destructive of these ends, it is the right of the people to alter or to abolish it and to institute new government."br />br />One hundred ninety five years prior to that Declaration of Independence, in 1581, the same doctrine was the basis for the United States of the Netherlands when it stated that "when a ruler of the people (King Philip II of Spain) does not behave thus, but on the contrary oppresses them...they may not only disallow his authority, but legally proceed to the choice of another ruler for their defense."br />br />It was therefore no happenstance that John Adams wrote, in 1781, that "the originals of the two republics are so much alike that the history of one seems but a transcript from that of the other...the great characters the Dutch Republic exhibits...have been particularly studied, admired and imitated in EVERY American state." Later Adams wrote: "I modestly blush for my nation when I consider the low estimation in which we have held the importance of the Netherlands connections with us. Their separation from England, union with France and Spain and their treaty with us was THE EVENT which ultimately turned the scale of the American Revolutionary war and produced the peace in 1783."br />br />The analogous republics—the United States of America and the United States of the Netherlands—were not coincidental. The latter’s DNA and precepts, implanted on Governors Island in the year 1624 and the building block of America’s earliest childhood, were responsible for the traits that shaped Americas like-minded personality and deeply felt commitment to political freedom and individual liberty.br />br />The right to rebel against tyranny, the right to seek redress of grievances and freedom in religion and of the press, all can be traced to the New York Tri-State region when it was known as New Netherland with New Amsterdam (now New York City) at its center.br />br />font color#333399>u>In summary/u>, Governors Island—as the place of first settlement between 38 and 42 degrees latitude, sandwiched between Virginia and New England, and as the legally recognized birthplace of New York State on which the jurisprudence of toleration ( religious tolerance) as a precept in the conception of American freedom was planted in 1624—is a historical archeological landmark of 21st-century thematic relevance and enduring value to future generations./font>br />br />span stylefont-size: 12pt>For the above mentioned reasons, the island is a natural historic National Symbol while representing the uniquely-shared Mutual Heritage of two nations/span>span stylecolor: black; font-size: 10pt>font faceArial size3 color#333300>./font>/span>/strong>/div>/div>/div>/div>div stylemargin: 0in 0in 0pt>span stylecolor: black; font-size: 10pt>strong>font faceArial size2 color#333300>/font>/strong>/span>/div>div stylemargin: 0in 0in 0pt>font faceArial size2 color#333300>/font>/div>/div>div>span stylecolor: black>font size2 color#333300>/font>/span>/div>div>span stylecolor: black; font-size: 14pt>font size2 color#333300>div>span stylefont-family: Garamond; color: black; font-size: 14pt>/span>/div>/font>/span>/div>p>font size2 color#333300>strong>PLEASE FORWARD THIS SITE AND, WHERE APPROPRIATE, PROVIDE US WITH A LINK ON YOUR WEBSITE TO /strong>/font>strong>a hrefhttp://www.Governorsislandnationalsymbol.org>font color#ff0000>/font>/a>/strong>/p>div stylemargin: 0in 0in 0pt>strong>a hrefhttp://www.GovernorsIslandNationalSymbol.org>font size2 color#ff0000>Governors Island National Symbol/font>/a>font size2> font color#003300>OR/font>/font>/strong>/div>div stylemargin: 0in 0in 0pt>strong>a hrefhttp://www.GovernorsIslandTolerancePark.org>font size2 color#ff0000>Governors Island Tolerance Park/font>/a>font size2> font color#003300>OR/font>/font>/strong>strong>font size2 color#003300> /font>/strong>/div>div stylemargin: 0in 0in 0pt>strong>a hrefhttp://www.GovernorsIslandToleranceMonument.com>font size2 color#ff0000>Governors Island Tolerance Monument/font>/a>font size2> font color#003300>OR/font>/font>/strong>/div>div stylemargin: 0in 0in 0pt>strong>a hrefhttp://www.NationalHeritageTriangle.com>font size2 color#ff0000>National Heritage Triangle/font>/a>font size2> font color#003300>OR/font> /font>/strong>/div>div stylemargin: 0in 0in 0pt>strong>a hrefhttp://www.ToleranceWalk.com>font size2 color#ff0000>Tolerance Walk/font>/a>font size2> font color#003300>OR /font>/font>/strong>/div>div stylemargin: 0in 0in 0pt>strong>a hrefhttp://www.LifebloodofAmericanLiberty.com>font size2 color#ff0000>Lifeblood of American Liberty/font>/a>/strong>/div>/div>/div>/div>/div>/div>/div>/div>/div>/div>/div>/font>/font>/font>/font>/font>/span>/font>/font>/font>/font>/font>/font>/span>/font>/font>/font>/font>/font>!---->/span>/p> p>div aligncenter>hr stylecolor:#AAAAAA;width:99%;height1px;/>/div>/p> /td> /tr> tr> td classuser main backgroundhttp://webhosting.web.com/imagelib/sitebuilder/layout/spacer.gif alignleft colspan2 valignmiddle> p>span style>div>font faceArial,Helvetica,sans-serif size3 color#336633>div alignleft>font faceArial size3 color#336633>font facearial size3 color#336633>div>span stylecolor: #336633>Only by knowing and understanding the font size3>juridic/font>al implications of what happened on Governors Island in 1624 can the original and enduring cultural contribution of the first (now New York) settlers to American culture be grasped. It requires knowing and understanding the original form of government of New Netherland (later the New York Tri-State region) – so named from 1614 through 1674 – with its split existence of a North American province of the Dutch Republic starting in the year 1624 from theretofore having been only a place for private commercial interests through patents issued by the States General – the Dutch Parliament – since 1614./span>/div>div>span stylecolor: #336633>/span>span stylecolor: #336633>span stylecolor: #336633; font-family: Arial> /span>/span>div>span stylecolor: #336633>/span>/div>div>span stylecolor: #336633>/span>/div>div>span stylecolor: #336633>Namely, codification of common law in both the States of Holland and of Zeeland took place from 1580 through 1624. Because the Dutch West Indian Company (WIC) was given, in 1621, a dual legal position as trading institute and as sovereign under the authority of the States General, New Netherland’s colonists had to swear allegiance to both the WIC and the States General. Those Holland and Zeeland ordinances, together with civil, maritime and commercial laws were placed as legal code onto the New Netherland province by the Governors Island settlers directly and through incorporation by reference pursuant to the March 1624, January 1625 and April 1625 instructions to the settlers. These instructions contained the legal-cultural code that lies at the root of the New York Tri-State traditions and, ultimately, American pluralism (diversity) and liberty through the active notion of tolerance as the basis for ethnic diversity and American freedom./span>/div>div>span stylecolor: #336633> /span>/div>div>span stylecolor: #336633>It were those first settlers to Governors Island in 1624 who planted the concept of toleration ( religious tolerance) as a legal right for North Americans as per explicit orders that they had been given on their departure from Europe. They had to attract, “strong>em>through attitude and by example/em>/strong>”, the natives and non-believers to God’s word “strong>em>without, on the other hand, to persecute someone by reason of his religion and to leave everyone the freedom of his conscience/em>/strong>” (via “em>levenshouding en voorbeeld” /em>moesten zij em>“de Indianen ende andere blinde menschen tot de kennisz Godes ende synes woort sien te trecken, sonder nochtans ijemant ter oorsaecke van syne religie te vervolgen, maer een yder de vrijcheyt van sijn consciencie te laten/em>”). /span>/div>p>span stylefont-size: 12pt; color: #336633>Those instructions derived from the founding document of the Dutch Republic, the 1579 Union of Utrecht, stating “strong>em>that everyone shall remain free in religion and that no one may be persecuted or investigated because of religion/em>/strong>” (“em>dat een yder particulier in sijn religie vrij sal moegen blijven ende dat men nyemant ter cause van de religie sal moegen achterhaelen ofte ondersoucken/em>”). That statement, unique in the world at the time, became the historic underpinning for the opening of the first synagogue in the Western Hemisphere at Recife in Dutch Brazil in 1642 and the 1654 arrival of WIC sponsored Ashkenazic Jews at New Amsterdam in New Netherland followed by the granting of official residency of Sephardic Jews at New Amsterdam in January 1655 who had arrived as unauthorized destitute refugees in September 1654./span>/p>font facearial size3 color#336633>div stylemargin: 0in 0in 0pt>span stylecolor: #336633>The 1624 settlement completed the claim on the territory /span>span stylecolor: #336633>transforming it to a North American Province according to the Law of Nations/span>: (1) Discovery in 1609 (2) Surveying and Charting from 1611-1614 and (3) taking Possession through Settlement. Some of the Governors Island settlers were geographically dispersed to the Delaware River, the Connecticut River and at the top of the Hudson River (now Albany) in order to juridically delineate the claim to the “Province of New Netherland” (now the New York Tri-State span stylecolor: #336633>region)./span>div stylemargin: 0in 0in 0pt> /div>font facearial size3 color#336633>span stylecolor: #336633>Of the three primary European landings/permanent settlements on the North-American East coast/span>span stylecolor: #003300>—/span>span stylecolor: #336633>Jamestown in Virginia, 1607; New Plymouth in New England, 1620; and Noten Eylant in New Netherland, 1624 (i.e., now Governors Island in the New York Tri-State)/span>span stylecolor: #003300>—/span>span stylecolor: #336633>the Governors Island settlement was the best-planned, the most successful and by far the most important one with regard to its contemporary relevance and significance for the future of our nation. Namely, the Governors Island landing introduced the jurisprudence of freedom of conscience and religious tolerance as the basis of pluralism and liberty in North America. That latter notion is to be illustrated, again, on New York State’s very birthplace/span>span stylecolor: #003300>—/span>span stylecolor: #336633>Governors Island/span>span stylecolor: #003300>—/span>span stylecolor: #336633>in the form of a Tolerance Park project which is reflective of New York’s historic cultural identity./span>/font>/div>/font>/div>/font>font facearial size3 color#336633>. /font>/font>/div> /font>!---->/div>/span>/p> /td> /tr> tr> td classuser main backgroundhttp://webhosting.web.com/imagelib/sitebuilder/layout/spacer.gif alignleft colspan2 valignbottom> p styletext-align:left;>img altBlockAdriaen1614DeWit1672forwebpge.jpg border0px srcsitebuildercontent/sitebuilderpictures/BlockAdriaen1614DeWit1672forwebpge.jpg vspace4 hspace5>/p> p>span style>div aligncenter>font faceVerdana,Arial,Helvetica,sans-serif size3 color#336633>div alignleft>font faceVerdana size3 color#336633>div alignleft>font faceVerdana size3 color#336633>p>strong>font faceVerdana size3 color#003300>EXPLORER ADRIAEN BLOCK AND HIS CAPTAIN HENDRICK CHRISTIAENSZ WERE THE FIRST PERSONS EVER TO SURVEY AND CHART THE COAST LINE BETWEEN THE 38th AND 45th PARALLELS AND NAMED THE TERRITORY NEW NETHERLAND IN 1614. THIS MAP IS THE RESULT OF FOUR VOYAGES STARTED IN 1611./font>/strong>/p>p>font faceVerdana size3 color#003300>The first recorded resident of Governors Island was Jan Rodrigues from Santo Domingo, a Latin-American of African and European ancestry who was the first person to summer on the island in 1613. He was employed by the private Amsterdam fur trader and explorer Adriaen Block who had hired him in the New York harbor in May that year and had left him behind on the island to serve as his on-the-spot factor to trade with the natives. Block was to rendezvous again with Rodrigues in December 1613. Rodrigues was a free man and served as Block’s interpreter in trade negotiations with the Hudson River Indians. Governors Island, therefore, carries a meaning of historic as well as cultural importance to the descendants of three continents: American Indians, Africans and Europeans./font>/p>p>font faceVerdana size3 color#003300>Because the island was the original center for European trade with the Hudson Valley natives and the region’s historical crossroad of three cultures, a vital component of the 50-acre museum-park-to-tolerance will be a Tolerance Hall to include a museum of human servitude with special emphasis on strong>a hrefhttp://awad.kitlv.nl/colophon>font color#ff0000>the Atlantic arena/font>/a>/strong> in the 15th through 17th centuries. The relevance of such a museum may best be underscored by the fact that, today, there are more chattel slaves in the world than ever before: between 12 to 27 million. This is in spite of the United Nations 1948 Universal Declaration of Human Rights, in Article 4, that "em>No one shall be held in slavery or servitude; slavery and the slave trade shall be prohibited in all their forms/em>."/font>/p>p>font faceVerdana size3 color#003300>This Tolerance Hall is envisaged to be encased by the a hrefhttp://www.GovernorsIslandToleranceMonument.com>font color#ff0000>strong>Tolerance Monument/strong>/font>/a> as the parks centerpiece: a 151 ft (46 meters) high iconic emblem as symbol of hope. Because the Tolerance Monuments image is based on a sculpture which was dedicated by its creator, Barnett Newman, to the memory of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. in 1968, this envisaged monument is implicitly a tribute to racial tolerance—recognizing the fact that, for the African-American segment of the population, liberty was a concept from which they were largely a hrefhttp://www.archives.gov/exhibits/featured_documents/emancipation_proclamation/>font color#ff0000>strong>legally and culturally/strong>/font>/a> excluded thus making the meaning of the Statue of Liberty suboptimal./font>/p>p>font faceVerdana size3 color#003300>Specifically, in a culturally intolerant society, the notion of constitutional freedom is of little consequence unless actively defended politically through "conscious vigilance." Tolerance, therefore, precedes Liberty in the conception of American Freedom. As fraternal twins they are complementary and mutually dependent./font>/p>p>font faceVerdana size3 color#003300>Tolerance is an active attitude prompted by recognizing the fundamental freedom of others. It is harmony in difference—an indispensable realization in a pluralistic society. The inherent significance of tolerance to freedom-for-all was only legally attained with the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and the Voting Rights Act of 1965. Successful pluralism in a free society requires broad awareness and conscious vigilance in order to help protect and foster the notion of American freedom. /font>/p>/font>/div>/font>/div>/font>!---->/div>/span>/p> p>div aligncenter>hr stylecolor:#AAAAAA;width:99%;height1px;/>/div>/p> /td> /tr> tr> td classuser main backgroundhttp://webhosting.web.com/imagelib/sitebuilder/layout/spacer.gif alignleft valigntop width50%> p>span style>div>font faceVerdana,Arial,Helvetica,sans-serif size3 color#ff3333>div alignleft>font faceVerdana size3 color#ff3333>p>font size3 color#993300>In order legally to dedicate 50 acres or 30 percent of Governors Island to the Tolerance Park for the benefit of future generations, strong>State and City politicians would need to/strong>/font>/p>p>font size3 color#993300>• strong>Accept and understand the meaning of New York States thematic patrimony to America./strong> (It started with the entrance of the East Indian Company ship Half Moon into what is now named New York harbor on September 11, 1609, as the precursor event for the introduction of America’s first and only republican, non-royalist, legal-cultural tradition in the year 1624); /font>/p>p>font size3 color#993300>• strong>acknowledge the delivery onto Governors Island of New York States jurisprudence of toleration ( religious tolerance) in the year 1624 as the source of American pluralism/strong>span stylefont-size: 12pt>span stylefont-size: 12pt>—a legacy that endured culturally and which was codified as an individual right in New York States Constitution of 1777, and as a national promise in an amendment to the U.S. Constitution through the Bill of Rights of 1791 following the formation of the United States of America in 1776;/span>/span>/font>/p>p>font size3 color#993300>span stylefont-size: 12pt>span stylefont-size: 12pt>/span>/span>/font>font size3 color#993300>• strong>embrace New York State’s priceless, thematic inheritance of tolerance/strong> as the basis for the nation’s traditions and ideals of freedom and liberty; /font>/p>p>font size3 color#993300>• strong>unveil a currently concealed national symbol/strong>span stylefont-size: 12pt>span stylefont-size: 12pt>—/span>/span>the nation’s oldest natural icon of consequence that is New York States most historic landmark and embodies a fundamental American precept; /font>/p>p>font size3 color#993300>• strong>concede that the founding of the sovereignty of New York State (originally the juridical entity of New Netherland) in the year 1624 provided the legal-political and cultural underpinnings for the conception of American freedom/strong>span stylefont-size: 12pt>span stylefont-size: 12pt>—that the precept of tolerance was subsequently adopted as a universal value in the U.N.s Universal Declaration of Human Rights of 1948, and has potentially immense visibility to the world on the States birthplace in New York Harbor/span>/span>span stylefont-size: 12pt>span stylefont-size: 12pt>/span>/span>; /font>/p>p>font size3 color#ff3333>font color#993300>• strong>transform Governors Island into an enduring national symbol/strong> by passing a non-partisan bill that would grant legislative approval for a project of momentous national educational importance and containing a potent message of 21st-century relevance for the common good and in the national interest. As Americas prime symbol, the island embodies the historic bedrock from which the island symbols of Liberty and Welcome in New York Harbor germinated/font>font color#993300>./font>/font>/p>font size3 color#ff3333>div stylemargin: 0in 0in 0pt>font color#000080>div stylemargin: 0in 0in 0pt>div stylemargin: 0in 0in 0pt>Continued political inertia and legislative silence will ensure the conscious obliteration of the Tri-State’s colossal seventeenth-century legacy. Because of stealth legislative disinterest, political lethargy and passivity, New York States unique repository of knowledge about its distinctive, important early history with an enduring message of substance and relevance risks to remain lost forever to Americas citizens. /div>div stylemargin: 0in 0in 0pt> /div>div stylemargin: 0in 0in 0pt>div stylemargin: 0in 0in 0pt>The probable eradication through furtive indifference of New York States most significant relic - the Western Hemispheres only original, historic vestage of the building block of Tolerance that lies at the core of American Freedom - echoes, if less dramatically, the cultural violation perpetrated by the Afghan Taliban in March 2001 when it destroyed the worlds two ancient, colossal Bamiyan Buddhist relics. /div>div stylemargin: 0in 0in 0pt>The ruination of New York States heritage and Governors Islands legacy through a financially impossible tendentious generic park of recycled materials as currently promulgated by a State agency would be no different from closing ones eyes to the demolition of Jamestown Settlement for the benefit of a highway project or a Congressional decision to eliminate the day of strong>a hrefhttp://www.nytimes.com/2003/11/27/opinion/the-un-pilgrims.html?pagewantedall&srcpm>font color#ff0000>Thanksgiving/font>/a>/strong> as a national holiday./div>/div>div stylemargin: 0in 0in 0pt>For discussion details a hrefhttp://www.gothamcenter.org/discussions/viewtopic.php?id4189>font color#ff0000>strong>CLICK HERE/strong>/font>/a>./div>/div>/font>/div>/font>/font>/div>/font>!---->/div>/span>/p> p>div aligncenter>hr stylecolor:#AAAAAA;width:99%;height1px;/>/div>/p> /td> td classuser main backgroundhttp://webhosting.web.com/imagelib/sitebuilder/layout/spacer.gif alignleft valigntop width50%> p styletext-align:left;>a hrefhttp://www.tolerancewalk.com targettlx_pic5hj5>img alttolerancepark1624nhtLifebloodattiitude.jpg border0px srcsitebuildercontent/sitebuilderpictures/tolerancepark1624nhtLifebloodattiitude.jpg vspace0 hspace5>/a>/p> p>span style>div aligncenter>font faceVerdana,Arial,Helvetica,sans-serif size4 color#000000>div alignleft>font faceVerdana size4 color#000000>div alignleft>font faceVerdana size4 color#000000>font faceVerdana size4 color#000080>div stylemargin: 0in 0in 0pt>span stylecolor: black>font size3 color#000080>strong>Governors Islands Legacy, New Yorks Identity,/strong>/font>/span>span stylecolor: black>span stylecolor: #333300>font size3 color#ff0000> a hrefhttp://www.lifebloodofamericanliberty.com>font color#ff0000>strong>Lifeblood-of-American-Liberty/strong>/font>/a>font faceTimes New Roman color#000000>./font>/font>/span>/span>/div>/font>/font>/div>/font>/div>/font>/div>p>font size+0>font size+0>font size+0>font size+0>span stylecolor: black>span stylecolor: #333300>font size3 color#ff0000>span stylefont-family: Times New Roman; font-size: 12pt>font color#000000>/font>/span>/font>/span>/span>/font>/font>/font>/font>/p>p>font size+0>font size+0>font size+0>font size+0>span stylecolor: black>span stylecolor: #333300>font size3 color#ff0000>span stylefont-family: Times New Roman; font-size: 12pt>font color#000000>R/font>/span>/font>/span>/span>font size+0>font size+0>font size+0>font size+0>span stylecolor: black>span stylecolor: #333300>font size3 color#ff0000>font color#000080>ead Kennedy Moores interview with /font>a hrefhttp://askanewyorker.com/joep-de-koning-our-new-yorker-of-the-month-for-july-2011/>strong>font color#ff0000>Joep de Koning (/font>font color#ff0000>Click here/font>font color#ff0000>.font faceTimes New Roman>)/font>/font>/strong>/a>/font>/span>/span>/font>/font>/font>/font>/font>/font>/font>/font>/p>font size+0>font size+0>font size+0>font size+0>font size+0>font size+0>font size+0>font size+0>span stylecolor: black>span stylecolor: #333300>/span>/span>/font>/font>/font>/font>font size+0>font size+0>font size+0>font size+0>span stylecolor: black>span stylecolor: #333300>font size3 color#ff0000>font color#ff0000>/font>/font>/span>/span>/font>/font>/font>/font>/font>/font>/font>/font>font size+0>font size+0>font size+0>font size+0>/font>/font>/font>/font>font size+0>font size+0>font size+0>font size+0>div>div>div>div stylemargin: 0in 0in 0pt>font size+0>font size+0>font size+0>font size+0>span stylecolor: black>span stylecolor: #333300>font size3 color#ff0000>font color#ff0000>/font>p stylemargin: 0in 0in 0pt classMsoNormal>font faceTimes New Roman color#000000>/font>/p>div stylemargin: 0in 0in 0pt>span stylecolor: black; font-weight: normal>font color#000080>span stylecolor: navy; font-size: 13.5pt>font size3>Following intense and extensive exchanges by the Tolerance Park Foundation at the federal government level under two White House administrations, at least fifty acres for the Education and History Project had been set aside by the federal government as a condition for nominal transfer of jurisdiction to New York State on February 1, 2003 (see Discussion Details “Moral Conscience” on bottom left)./font>/span>/font>/span>span stylecolor: black; font-weight: normal>font color#000080> div stylemargin: 0in 0in 0pt>div>div>div stylemargin: 0in 0in 0pt>font size3>/font>/div>div stylemargin: 0in 0in 0pt>span stylecolor: navy; font-size: 13.5pt>font size3>Tacit understanding and the expectation that the New York State and City Legislatures would move to dedicate the reserved acreage to New York’s cultural patrimony (30% of the 172-acre large island) has not come to fruition as yet./font>/span>/div>div stylemargin: 0in 0in 0pt>font size3>/font>/div>div stylemargin: 0in 0in 0pt>span stylecolor: navy; font-size: 13.5pt>font size3>However, political acceptance of America’s ultimate virtue of tolerance through legislative action is vital for the creation of the financially self-sustaining, nonprofit (yet profitable) project because State/City agencies and special and commercial (for optimal profit only) interests might not respect the ethos of Tolerance, Liberty and Welcome that the National Heritage Triangle so clearly symbolizes./font>/span>/div>div stylemargin: 0in 0in 0pt>font size3>/font>/div>div>ul stylemargin-top: 0in>li stylemargin: 0in 0in 0pt; color: navy>span stylefont-size: 13.5pt>font size3>What interests have prevented New York State Senate and Assembly members from practicing the civilities of democracy or exercising their altruistic duty, from 1998 through 2009, to restore, preserve and sustain (1) Governors Island’s momentous legacy, (2) New York State’s birthplace, birthright and historical identity, and (3) a fundamental precept in the conception of American Freedom?/font>/span>/li>/ul>/div>ul stylemargin-top: 0in>li stylemargin: 0in 0in 0pt; color: navy>span stylefont-size: 13.5pt>font size3>What special powers have ingratiated themselves with what legislators to deserve their attention or to receive their allegiance at the expense of broad legislative recognition of and support for New York State’s most historic landmark and emblematic symbol?/font>/span>/li>/ul>p stylemargin: 0in 0in 0pt; color: navy>span stylefont-size: 13.5pt>font size3>/font>/span>/p>ul stylemargin-top: 0in>li stylemargin: 0in 0in 0pt; color: navy>span stylefont-size: 13.5pt>/span>span stylefont-size: 13.5pt>/span>span stylefont-size: 13.5pt>font size3>What has been the seminal lubricant that has corroded the State’s democracy and a robust democratic process thus silencing the Legislature into inaction regarding font color#FF0000>a hrefhttp://awad.kitlv.nl/projects?id135>a vision of depth and breadth for tomorrow/a>/font>?/font>/span>/li>/ul>div stylemargin: 0in 0in 0pt>span stylecolor: navy; font-size: 13.5pt>font size3>Will ethical choice as yet be the guiding force for a legislative decision, after the year 2009, with respect to the efficacy and conceptual merits of the self-sustaining Tolerance Park with its centerpiece "Broken-Obelisk" (a hrefhttp://www.pbase.com/image/73517708>font color#ff0000>strong>CLICK HERE/strong>/font>/a>) as Tolerance Monument (click a hrefhttp://www.GovernorsIslandToleranceMonument.com>strong>font color#ff0000>GovernorsIslandToleranceMonument.com/font>/strong>/a>)? 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