After praising Valdosta City Councilman Yost for standing up for
the people in his district, even though George sometimes doesn’t
agree with his positions, George Rhynes said:
It is indeed time that we begin to put people on these governing bodies
who gonna represent the best interests of the people.
I don’t care whether you’re black or white, Jew or Gentile,
Protestant or Catholic.
But it is time now for us to stop just putting someone on the council
because they look like us.
We need to put people on the Council and the
County Commissioners
who’s going to stand up as the founding fathers of our Republic.
And I mean the founding fathers of those who put themselves
in the civil rights struggle on the front lines to do what is right.
Then he said Valdosta City Councilman James Wright would
be on George’s radio program,
and he invited all the rest of them to appear on his show,
Magic 95, 950 AM.
George Rhynes is back on the air on WGOV 950 AM Majic 95.
He talked quite a bit about what he’s been doing since he was last
on the radio, including keeping the Quitman 10 story alive,
Citizens Wishing to be Heard at the Valdosta City Council,
jail issues, and more, which is what he said he would do:
PURPOSE AND DIRECTION OF TODAYS PROGRAM: To keep citizens informed;
help eliminate the deaf; dumb; and blind process in our beloved
community. For too long local radio has failed to have open
disucssion about the real issues that too often are not published
and excluded from our history.
This is an honest attempt to keep alive what others may not believe
to be of value to us; or coming generations that will look for a
real and true history of what took place today. So I hope this will
be carried on by others in our beloved community for the good of all
human beings.
who gonna represent the best interests of the people. I don’t care whether you’re black or white, Jew or Gentile, Protestant or Catholic. But it is time now for us to stop just putting someone on the council because they look like us. We need to put people on the Council and the County Commissioners who’s going to stand up as the founding fathers of our Republic. And I mean the founding fathers of those who put themselves in the civil rights struggle on the front lines to do what is right.
