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On June 20, 2015, Empire Washitaw de Dugdahmoundyah Mu’urs Nation officially crowned our new Empress of our nation.  Her Highness Divine Empress Wendy Farica Washitaw comes from the seed line of strong intutive matriarchs dating back over 25,000 years ago from the Land of Mu.  The past legacy of Matriarchal Spirit will help guide her in all her decision making for our Empire.  Her Highness Divine Empress Wendy Farica Washitaw is the granddaughter of our late Empress Verdiacee Tiara Washitaw Turner Goston El Bey.  She was given the Golden Rose Heirloom that is traditionally passed from Empress to Empress within the Empire Washitaw de Dugdahmoundyah Mu’urs Nation.  We look forward to watching her guide us with her knowledge, her intutiveness, and her compassion for humanity.  You may contact her at Wendy de Dugdahmoundyah on facebook. 

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Selling North Louisiana to Chinese investors

Updated: March 3, 2013 3:51 PM PDT

 

By Ed Walsh, Anchor/Reporter – email

 

 

 

BATON ROUGE, La. 

 

A group of Chinese investors will visit Northwest Louisiana on Saturday.

They’ll visit the former GM plant, as well as the port.

The chairman of China Private Investment Association wants to see if and how North Louisiana can help his country.

The group is interested in energy and agriculture.

Through a spokesman, the chairman said that is two things North Louisiana can offer.

Right now, China relies on coal to fire its plants.

Northwest Louisiana sits on the Haynesville Shale and it’s natural gas resource.

Natural gas would be a cleaner energy for the Chinese.

The use of coal is also impacting the country’s food supply.

Northeast Louisiana can offer corn, soybeans and rice.

This meeting in Baton Rouge was organized by Rep. Patrick Williams.

He says Shreveport is poised for growth.

The job is to now convince this group to invest in the area.

 

China wants Louisiana nutria

 

By  tyana Williams – bio | email

 

BATON ROUGE, LA (WAFB) – Baton Rouge Mayor Kip Holden and a mayor from China are close to inking a deal as sister cities. The mayor from China believes some good products are wasted in Louisiana, particularly the nutria.

Nutria have long caused problems for Louisiana’s coastal wetlands, but Mayor Duan Bohan of Heze, China believes he has the solution. Speaking through an interpreter, Mayor Bohan said the nutria would be welcome in his country.

“The nutria, which is a pest here. But yet, we’re finding markets in China,” said Mayor Holden. “You dirty rat would be a clean rat over in China.”

There is nowhere in China to process a Nutria. So a food processing plant here would need to separate the fur from the meat before it’s exported to China. With 9.2 million people to serve, Mayor Bohan says the nutria would be nourishment.

Tuesday’s meeting between the mayors was not by mistake. Six months ago, Mayor Holden spent some time in Beijing, looking for ways to increase economic development. He says these days, expanding our economy means thinking globally. “See what it takes to get companies to locate here and see what it takes to get companies here to go there.” Holden says even the state is looking into relationships with China by having an office there.

Both mayors say while things are still in the talking stages, they can agree that China and Baton Rouge could serve each other well.

“Improve the relationship and potential opportunities between Baton Rouge and our city, Heze, China. In agriculture, forestry and student exchange programs,” said Mayor Bohan.

It’s possible the nutria alone could seal the deal. Mayor Bohan is also interested in processing Louisiana’s discarded motor oil into diesel oil. Mayor Holden will return to China in April. He says that’s when they plan to sign a sister city relationship agreement.

 

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