No Dew, Nor Rain

"No Dew, Nor Rain" is a biblical statement that ushered in a three and one half year drought over ancient Israel, I Kings 17:1. This modern "No Dew, Nor Rain" is a call for the abstaining of spending, purchasing, soliciting, or transferring of any monies to merchants, renders of services, banks, doctors, and lawyers within the Harlem community. Rather, the Harlem residents are encouraged to take their business, spending, and purchasing to other neighborhoods outside the defined borders of Harlem. By abstaining from spending for three and one half years within the boundaries of 110th to 155th, residents will "chase" outside businesses and interests away by cutting off their lifeline, their flow of cash. Dr. Manning states "the unity of 'No Dew, Nor Rain' places unprecedented economic and political power into the hands of the Harlem residents, further, 'No Dew, Nor Rain' immediately creates the largest banking and real property voice in the City of New York.

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