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Speaker 1: It's a sweet and a sacred voice.
Speaker 2: I have come for your m good morning. Ah, that's
Speaker 2: speaking noise, all right, So how's your ab I doing
Speaker 2: this morning? Remove with thine. Lucy plays bass. That's her name.
Speaker 2: That's the channel. Nothing's been posted on there for over
Speaker 2: a year. But I found that yesterday when I was
Speaker 2: looking for tab for the bass for that song and others,
Speaker 2: and I thought she played it pretty well, so I
Speaker 2: shared it today. Okay, So here we are. It is Wednesday.
Speaker 2: It is nine oh seven am. I was late, and
Speaker 2: I'll believe I mentioned why I had to bump up
Speaker 2: to nine am because Rebecca's van is leaking transmission fluid
Speaker 2: this morning, so I was addressing that. I think it's
Speaker 2: just the gasket on the pan. I'm hoping that's what
Speaker 2: it is, is just dried out because we have horrifically
Speaker 2: hot heat. Hot hot Heat is actually a band did
Speaker 2: you know that? So yeah, it's a bander song like
Speaker 2: in the Sky like johnre I believe stuck in my
Speaker 2: mind from a long time ago. Yeah, deg Kennedy's are awesome.
Speaker 2: I mean, the guy is probably a child raiding pedophile
Speaker 2: himself and everything else jellabi afro. But you know, the
Speaker 2: music was okay except for the whole. And then again
Speaker 2: even then that song. It's again assuming that everything that
Speaker 2: they tell us about Germany and the National Socialist is
Speaker 2: somehow true right up to the whole. Don't worry, it's
Speaker 2: only a shower comment that they make, so again perpetuating
Speaker 2: the lie. But when you don't know any better, it's
Speaker 2: still a good tune. Take the processing off of that mike,
Speaker 2: I would say, wait, hold on a second. See there's
Speaker 2: the problem. This thing is not the clipping. This thing
Speaker 2: is making it sound good. That stupid device between us.
Speaker 2: When's this computer? Hopefully the parts are coming today, when
Speaker 2: that stupid HP switch no longer tries to stifle, and
Speaker 2: when I can get streamyard to stop trying to cut
Speaker 2: the sound, it won't keep lowering the volume when I'm
Speaker 2: playing music, because here's a sharp you know, high or
Speaker 2: a low, and and everything I do to try to
Speaker 2: take that off it doesn't help. So it's it's trying
Speaker 2: to noise cancel and it's bringing back and it's making
Speaker 2: the volume sound like an old like worn out tape.
Speaker 2: When I play back, I'm like, what the fuck is that?
Speaker 2: It's freaking stream yard between streamyard the HP switch on
Speaker 2: this HP. Don't ever buy heal the packerd. If you do,
Speaker 2: go to your church, get down your knees and beg
Speaker 2: for forgiveness. But it's okay because you will be tortured
Speaker 2: for eternity for or for as long as you have
Speaker 2: that computer. So it's all good. Everything balances itself out right.
Speaker 2: These those types of things kind of tend to work
Speaker 2: themselves out through the pain and suffering that you will endure.
Speaker 2: You'll never make that mistake twice. So are we ready
Speaker 2: to venture onto Mica streisand and uh the Federal Register?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 2: None, that that one, not that No, where is it on?
Speaker 2: Where is it? H? Nah? Yes, Lincoln in the Jews
Speaker 2: Jewish review of books. That's the Jewish review of books
Speaker 2: dot com coming out of their own mouths. And then
Speaker 2: we're going to be watching, listening, I'm sorry to me,
Speaker 2: listening to me. Now, let's make sure that we remember
Speaker 2: what page run here. It doesn't tell me what the
Speaker 2: effing hell?
Speaker 3: How do I? Oh?
Speaker 2: Okay, So page two thirty six in the kindle version,
Speaker 2: remember that write that down, tell me tomorrow so I
Speaker 2: know when to pick it up, because I'm thinking when
Speaker 2: I close this, Virus Menia a second edition here, which
Speaker 2: it is a second edition. I was absolutely correct. The
Speaker 2: first edition was two thousand and seven. Then they produced
Speaker 2: it again in one like a second edition with additional authors.
Speaker 2: So remind me two thirty six page. Okay, that's where
Speaker 2: we left off. Because when I close this, since I'm
Speaker 2: also reading on my kindle app, I think it's gonna
Speaker 2: jack us up a little bit off. Go boy, all right,
Speaker 2: how is my audio? Because I think that this one's
Speaker 2: also screwed. No, that one's good.
Speaker 3: All right, we're good.
Speaker 2: All right, Well let me see if I do like
Speaker 2: this and like that and then go back here like this. Okay, No,
Speaker 2: we're good. Everything is wonderful. Life is saucy cool. Okay.
Speaker 2: Now moving back to I'm going to be going to
Speaker 2: crimes and cover ups in American politics. If it fucking
Speaker 2: does it, I'm going to be looking at the coverage
Speaker 2: by Donald Jeffries. Open the thing, would you please?
Speaker 3: Thank you?
Speaker 2: The Jacksonian democracy would be worth it would be worth
Speaker 2: looking at. But we got to kind of jump around
Speaker 2: here a little bit to get this all packed in right.
Speaker 2: So it's good that he goes right from I mean,
Speaker 2: it's interesting as well that you know, as far as
Speaker 2: highlights or you know, cutting to the goddamn chase. Andrew
Speaker 2: Jackson was the last true American president, fighting off the Rothschilds,
Speaker 2: getting us out of debt, bringing impack to zero, making
Speaker 2: us independent. And then what do they do. Takes them
Speaker 2: three decades or so to have us divided and conquered
Speaker 2: through the use of their tool, Abraham Lincoln murdering fellow
Speaker 2: Americans with this bullshit lie that they tell you in
Speaker 2: history that it was because of it was because of slavery. Well,
Speaker 2: guess what, Like the vast majority of people that owned
Speaker 2: slaves were Jews, the vast majority of people who did
Speaker 2: the slave trade itself were Jews. So do you really
Speaker 2: think that a war that was constructed by the Jews
Speaker 2: was really about that? Probably not. It was probably about
Speaker 2: putting us under the control of the banks and putting
Speaker 2: us in so much debt that we were forever indebted
Speaker 2: and owned from that time on to the Rothschild City
Speaker 2: of London. You name the entity associated with the name Rothschild,
Speaker 2: and you have an understanding of what I'm talking about here,
Speaker 2: It was not it would not be easy to state
Speaker 2: that Lincoln conceived to be the limit of his power.
Speaker 2: Oh it would it would not be easy to state
Speaker 2: what Lincoln conceived to be the limit of his powers
Speaker 2: James g randall right, because he knew who was propping
Speaker 2: him up, the agents that betray See, none of this
Speaker 2: could happen if if it's not for people within right
Speaker 2: here that willfully betray treachery, treason, and then they get
Speaker 2: more and more of their people in over and over
Speaker 2: and over and over. So we're gonna be looking at
Speaker 2: chapter three in Crimes and cover Ups in American Politics,
Speaker 2: and we're gonna be looking at probably skipping the Lincoln
Speaker 2: assassination and going right to the chapter five post Civil
Speaker 2: War America, just to get a little bit of the
Speaker 2: reconstruction in there, because you'll have to learn and see
Speaker 2: just how jacked up that the whole thing is and
Speaker 2: what they did to people, and how FDR channels Lincoln
Speaker 2: another communist. All right, and then oh, by the way,
Speaker 2: this author Donald Jefferies next Wednesday right here, So that's awesome,
Speaker 2: all right, Camar getting included came clever, just sounds the same.
Speaker 2: All right, let's go with this next little article here,
Speaker 2: So start this off and then we'll get into the
Speaker 2: book part. Okay, never mind, right, like that Do Do
Speaker 2: Do Do Do? Edge of the World. You know that
Speaker 2: song bye uh or covered by at least by uh
Speaker 2: fifth and one almost all to the End of the World.
Speaker 2: So this is what the Jewish review looks like. That
Speaker 2: little kid, you know, their favorite playtoy.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 2: There you go. Now, remember this is coming from the
Speaker 2: their perspective of how they skew every goddamn thing, right,
Speaker 2: so understand what I'm saying. Adam Kersh Oh, So I
Speaker 2: guess Steve Kirsch is a Jew surprise, surprise, our friend
Speaker 2: and uh Mark Mark Anthony. That'd be coolfee was our friend,
Speaker 2: but the original, not the not the singer fuck that guy,
Speaker 2: uh Jack Anthony. He lives out in like the San
Speaker 2: fran area, and he's uh, he's had some one on
Speaker 2: ones with Steve Kersh. I think he's gonna do thumbnails
Speaker 2: for him for his stuff for a while there.
Speaker 3: All right.
Speaker 2: The Civil War is even now the most important event
Speaker 2: in American history, but it is one to which viewer
Speaker 2: if you Oh, by the way, so what was it
Speaker 2: then if not about slavery, it's about putting us under
Speaker 2: the control. But also this whole idea of consent to
Speaker 2: the governed, that if we don't like the corruption that
Speaker 2: is occurring on the federal level, because we remember everybody's
Speaker 2: points at the federal list papers which had Hamilton involved
Speaker 2: in it. Who was another banking agent from you know,
Speaker 2: a British banking agent, another Rothschild agent or whatever we
Speaker 2: want to call it, that entity at that time period
Speaker 2: in the world. But he was a piece of shit
Speaker 2: and hey man, nice shot, good job, mister Burr vice president. Anyhow,
Speaker 2: Uh yeah. But this whole idea that you have the
Speaker 2: right to choose and step away. They're like, no, no, no, mofo,
Speaker 2: this is this is our colony, to banking colony, and
Speaker 2: you obey, and they broke them and they put everybody
Speaker 2: in enslave. They enslaved everyone, and it's progressively over time
Speaker 2: it became more and more apparent, at least when you
Speaker 2: look back at it, because when you are born in it,
Speaker 2: apparently you think you're free. But when you look at
Speaker 2: the installation in nineteen thirteen, sixty five, nineteen thirteen, there
Speaker 2: are progressive steps in between. But then all of a sudden,
Speaker 2: da da, you have a Zionist world bank boom, you know,
Speaker 2: right there called the Federal Reserve. You don't even get
Speaker 2: to know who has shares in it or where they
Speaker 2: go to and what happens. And it's all controlled it all.
Speaker 2: It's a big foreign entity that prints money at will,
Speaker 2: doesn't have to actually, So why would you give anybody
Speaker 2: that power to just print money at will without having
Speaker 2: any kind of collateral, any kind of what are you
Speaker 2: going to get for substance out of that? How does
Speaker 2: that happen? And how are people okay with that unless
Speaker 2: they're already a conquered bitch servant who is just taking
Speaker 2: orders because they are ex slaved, even we're not in
Speaker 2: a position of making demands, apparently, And why would we
Speaker 2: let foreign people handle on money when the Congresses spoke
Speaker 2: to them in the first place. Why would any of
Speaker 2: this been allowed? Because we were already conquered the Civil
Speaker 2: War and these are the people who did it, and
Speaker 2: they did in eighteen sixty five. And this is why
Speaker 2: to them, the Civil War is even now the most
Speaker 2: important event in American history, which they will consider their
Speaker 2: own history, the Hewish history, which I would go back
Speaker 2: to just saying this is a frankest scientist jesuit taking
Speaker 2: over of America. The Civil War is even now the
Speaker 2: most important event of the American history, but it is
Speaker 2: one to which fewer and fewer Americans can claim a
Speaker 2: direct familial connection. Oh, here we go, here we go.
Speaker 2: It's our So I told you already it's this is ours,
Speaker 2: not yours. If your ancestors came to this country after
Speaker 2: eighteen sixty five, if your background is Italian or Greek,
Speaker 2: Puerto Rican, or Korean, then you probably have no relative
Speaker 2: who took part in the struggle over American destiny. Right,
Speaker 2: we came after you. Guys already fucked it all up.
Speaker 2: You're the criminals in them amidst us, and you're talking
Speaker 2: as if you're somehow superior, as they like to do.
Speaker 2: But does this mean that you are less connected to
Speaker 2: American history than if you were forbears, were Union blue
Speaker 2: or Confederate gray? Are you less susceptible to the mystic
Speaker 2: chords of memory of which Abraham Lincoln famously spoke in
Speaker 2: his first inaugural to address. Only a mind immune to
Speaker 2: the power of historical imagination could answer? Yes, The Civil
Speaker 2: war continues to make a double claim on the memory
Speaker 2: of every American, regardless of when his or her family
Speaker 2: became American. That the first is that the issues about
Speaker 2: which the war was fought slavery and sectional division. This
Speaker 2: is not an accurate statement. Just because he decided to
Speaker 2: ruffle up the South by declaring something that, if they
Speaker 2: were succeeded, shouldn't have had any bearing anyway, doesn't make
Speaker 2: a difference. That was just a weaponized aploy, a tactic
Speaker 2: to get them in a state of chaos that had
Speaker 2: nothing to do with what the war was about, continue
Speaker 2: to define American society and politics of this day. By
Speaker 2: the way, there was less than four point five percent
Speaker 2: of the American of the Southern population that owned slaves.
Speaker 2: And guess how many of them were Hughes. Guess how many?
Speaker 2: Guess most It's impossible to make sense of quite a
Speaker 2: few daily headlines. Oh, by the way, Jefferson Davis was
Speaker 2: already actively in pursuit of becoming a free territory, and
Speaker 2: he was trying to get recognized as a separate country
Speaker 2: by Britain. Yeah, Jefferson Davis would be like the leader
Speaker 2: of the South. By the way, the currency to you know,
Speaker 2: backed by actually shit, not this crap here that we have.
Speaker 2: It's impossible to make sense of quite a few daily
Speaker 2: headlines or election results without knowing about the Civil Wars
Speaker 2: causes and consequences. Second, and even more important, is that
Speaker 2: at a distance of one hundred fifty years, no American
Speaker 2: can claim any living memory of the war. To possess
Speaker 2: it imaginatively today requires the work of reading and thinking,
Speaker 2: which are open to anyone, regardless of ancestry. To say
Speaker 2: otherwise is to deny the very premise of America, which
Speaker 2: is that it is a country founded on not on blood,
Speaker 2: but on an idea of freedom. Yeah, that's a good
Speaker 2: way to project and deflect from the fact that a
Speaker 2: bunch of banking Jews, if you want to call them Francis,
Speaker 2: that's cool because it would be relevant to the time
Speaker 2: when they were Yes, so for American Jews, the question
Speaker 2: of our relationship to the Civil War is complex. Yes,
Speaker 2: it's causal. It would be like root cause on the
Speaker 2: one hand, even though you do it through the what
Speaker 2: they call gentile frontmen in Britain here and there and there,
Speaker 2: and the other way, influencing promoting funding to get two
Speaker 2: sides to decimate each other like they do everywhere, No
Speaker 2: different here? And why do they call that a Roman
Speaker 2: strategy of dividing? Cocker, who do you think corrupted Rome?
Speaker 2: Who do you think the churches have been interlocked with
Speaker 2: ever since? Because what's the common element? That stupid Hellenistic torah?
Speaker 2: And then the Jesuits walk it in am around the
Speaker 2: fifteen hundreds. Come on, man, Jesuits who were crypto Jews? Jeez,
Speaker 2: I didn't say cheese. On the one hand, the vast
Speaker 2: majority of American Jews are just said, from Eastern European
Speaker 2: immigrants who arrived here after eighteen eighty, So what the
Speaker 2: are you talking about that? And so they have no
Speaker 2: ancestral connection to the war. Oh, good way to whitewash
Speaker 2: the fact that you had every bit to do with
Speaker 2: the fact that it had occurred in the first place
Speaker 2: through your rothschild agents. Yeah, okay, sure, Anyway, there were
Speaker 2: no Jews here yet Andrew Jackson had been at the
Speaker 2: attempted assassination on him, didn't come out of nowhere three
Speaker 2: times at the same time as Jonathan D. Sarna and
Speaker 2: Benjamin Chappelle. Oh that sucks. I know it's spelled differently,
Speaker 2: but it looks like Dave Chappelle right amply demonstrate in
Speaker 2: Lincoln and the Jews. There was a sizable number of
Speaker 2: Jews in America in the mid nineteenth century, some one
Speaker 2: hundred and fifty thousand by the time Lincoln was elected
Speaker 2: president in eighteen sixty. All subversive, by the way, Yeah,
Speaker 2: not just here to make a good living and get
Speaker 2: away from other places. Now they went just hey, you know,
Speaker 2: we got kicked out of Spain a couple hundred years back.
Speaker 2: Let's just chill out for a while. Let's stop dumping
Speaker 2: babies in the wells here and poisoning the whole Nah,
Speaker 2: at least until we get our confidence back. Many of
Speaker 2: them recent immigrants who fled Germany in the aftermath of
Speaker 2: the failed Revolution of eighteen forty eight. This was a
Speaker 2: small fraction of the nation's population then thirty one million,
Speaker 2: But it means that if we look for Jewish connections
Speaker 2: to the Civil War, we will find plenty of them.
Speaker 2: There you go, first submission somewhat Jews fought and died
Speaker 2: on both sides of the conflict. That ranks from private
Speaker 2: to general. They served in the government in the North.
Speaker 3: Show.
Speaker 2: Just give me names and give me a springs and
Speaker 2: status and I will search those out. Don't just say
Speaker 2: that they did tell me names, and I will research
Speaker 2: that and find out how much of that is true.
Speaker 2: Maybe I'm just saying, don't just say that blank statement
Speaker 2: like that. Served in the government. In the north, two
Speaker 2: Pennsylvania congressmen were Jews. Surprise, surprise, Pennsylvania has been fucking
Speaker 2: you nescoed out ever since. And in the South, Judah P. Benjamin,
Speaker 2: a former US Senator from Louisiana, was the Confederate Secretary
Speaker 2: of State. This means that Lincoln and the Jews is
Speaker 2: a less unlikely conjunction than it might first appear. It
Speaker 2: cannot be said that Lincoln spent a great deal of
Speaker 2: time thinking about Jews or Judaism, or that Jewish question
Speaker 2: has formed a significant part of the political the politics
Speaker 2: of the period. But the top to beat Bappo but
Speaker 2: Sarna and his co author Chappelle. Yeah, I know civil
Speaker 2: War collector who provided many of the documents and artifacts
Speaker 2: that illustrate it show that Lincoln encountered a surprising number
Speaker 2: of Jews throughout his life. How about you want to
Speaker 2: bet this collector is like owns a bunch of stores
Speaker 2: because he's a merchant, right, I'm just saying, I'm not saying,
Speaker 2: I am saying something. Lincoln and the Jews is largely
Speaker 2: a catalog of the American Jews, whose past happened to
Speaker 2: intersect with his. From his early career in Springfield, Illinois
Speaker 2: to his years as president and commander in chief. Throughout
Speaker 2: he seems to have treated them with the benevolence and
Speaker 2: absence of prejudice one would expect from the Great emancipator.
Speaker 2: This is, first of all, this wasn't done with kindness
Speaker 2: or generosity or some appeal to mankind. He hated the Blacks,
Speaker 2: hated hated. He just wanted to stir up the South.
Speaker 2: Some of the statements that this man made are freaking horrific,
Speaker 2: all right. As sort as summarizes on the books last page,
Speaker 2: he interacted with Jews, represented Jews befring because he's a lawyer, right,
Speaker 2: every one of these motherfuckers, through the bar barbaric system
Speaker 2: of law, you know, represented Jews, befreded Jews, admired Jews,
Speaker 2: commission jews, trusted Jews. Well, that was just I don't
Speaker 2: know how many mistakes were ahead of that. One of
Speaker 2: those mistakes that could be the primary mistake right there,
Speaker 2: defended Jews, pardoned Jews, took advice from jews I want
Speaker 2: to depardon from, like child killing. Gave jobs to Jews,
Speaker 2: extended rights to Jews. Jews don't like jobs. They like
Speaker 2: to make you do stuff. They would probably be resentful
Speaker 2: to you for doing them a good a good turn,
Speaker 2: extended rights to Jews. His connection to Jews went further
Speaker 2: and deeper. Ooh, now I think I'm starting to understand
Speaker 2: what they're doing there, then those of any previous American president.
Speaker 2: This is something like deadpool level profanity right there. They
Speaker 2: went further and deeper Lincoln's philo Semitism. They has come
Speaker 2: up shit love of Semites, right, because filo is like
Speaker 2: love of philosophy, like love of love, of love of wisdom,
Speaker 2: is philo sophia right, So philo Semitism that Lincoln's love
Speaker 2: fetish with really so that he loved Arabs then, because
Speaker 2: aren't they like the other seventy five uh Semitic people
Speaker 2: and these paleass jays that call themselves jays, are they
Speaker 2: really anyhow? It's especially notable in contrast to his fellow
Speaker 2: politicians and his own generals. Yes, he loved people who
Speaker 2: were big on incest in Askar Nazi Askenazi. But most
Speaker 2: certainly and still are all about that, even even the
Speaker 2: even the rothschilds who are not only sorcerers and dabbling
Speaker 2: with demons and shit like that, to make them forever
Speaker 2: helsidically attached to this type of darkness and must feed it.
Speaker 2: But also you know, they're all about incest. So just
Speaker 2: goes to show that that doesn't do well for people's brains,
Speaker 2: Lincoln in it, or their noses. Apparently, Lincoln and the
Speaker 2: Jews reproduced, Oh okay, Lincoln and Jews reproduces a number
Speaker 2: of letters in which such figures refer to Jews, almost
Speaker 2: always in the sneer, of course, because you picked out
Speaker 2: those so that you could you could establish some sort
Speaker 2: of anti Semitic bullshit for your book, as when George McLellan,
Speaker 2: Lincoln's battle shy general really in later rival in eighteen
Speaker 2: sixty four our presidential election, finds himself on board a
Speaker 2: ship unfortunately full of the sons of Jacob Unfortunately, right
Speaker 2: exactly and right after exactly why Lincoln it was immune
Speaker 2: from this conventional prejudice has caused for speculation, perhaps it's
Speaker 2: because he grew up in a rural Kentucky and Indiana.
Speaker 2: This is going to be important for next next week,
Speaker 2: because our boy is in Leisville and Indiana, areas with
Speaker 2: no Jewish population, and so gained his earliest He might
Speaker 2: actually be calling it. Let me go ahead and just
Speaker 2: go ahead and uh get out. You're Donald Jeffries. I'll
Speaker 2: box with you later, Uh Donald or not Donald Jeffers
Speaker 2: Tony this happens to be the same last name. Nope,
Speaker 2: this one there, we got confused there, almost turned down
Speaker 2: my bluetooth speaker over there, he said, was connecting it
Speaker 2: to my rod caster.
Speaker 3: All right, here we go.
Speaker 2: No, we're good. Perhaps it's because he grew up and
Speaker 2: rule blah blah blah and Indiana areas with no Jewish population,
Speaker 2: and so gained his earliest impressions of Jews from the
Speaker 2: heroic accounts the Bible fucking shut up, with which he
Speaker 2: was deeply familiar. So yes, that's a great propaganda tool.
Speaker 2: Vacshra that tanak that Old Testament right. Sanna notes that
Speaker 2: the Protestant denomination in which Lincoln was raised believed in
Speaker 2: predestination and oh oh oh, and was thus indifferent to
Speaker 2: efforts to prostlytize Jews. Lincoln met his first real life Jews.
Speaker 2: He went to the zoo and he was like, oh, look,
Speaker 2: can I feed them? In the mid eighteen thirties, when
Speaker 2: he moved to Illinois capital of Springfield to serve in
Speaker 2: the state legislature, they tended to be small surprise, surprise,
Speaker 2: small businessmen, clothing retailers again surprise, or department store owners,
Speaker 2: whom he encountered as neighbors, constituents, and legal clients. Well nothing, yeah,
Speaker 2: you know, we have this just kind of like habit
Speaker 2: of killing children and draining and all their blood, especially
Speaker 2: during certain times of the year, like you know, Passover
Speaker 2: and stuff. We have to have our bread, we have
Speaker 2: to have our mansa. What do you want? What do
Speaker 2: you want us to do?
Speaker 3: Eh?
Speaker 2: Can you can you represent us? Well, yes, we will,
Speaker 2: we will come. We will establish that there's a serial
Speaker 2: killer out there and he's just on the run and
Speaker 2: we have to catch him that way. You guys are okay, right, right, Well,
Speaker 2: nothing is in particular. It is knowing about his relationships
Speaker 2: with men standalone. Statement hilarious, but probably not what they
Speaker 2: were talking about, such as Louis Saltzenstein. Yeah, that definitely
Speaker 2: does not sound irish. A policemaster who Stoer, who's store
Speaker 2: the young Lincoln patronized or Julius hammer Slow from whom
Speaker 2: Lincoln bought some suits. Such acquaintance. That man, they really digging,
Speaker 2: aren't they? For like anything that's relevant. Such acquaintances showed
Speaker 2: that Lincoln was accustomed to dealing with Jews unfamiliar terms. Right,
Speaker 2: you had money, You were being treated nice until you
Speaker 2: walked out the door. Then they said that fucking boy.
Speaker 2: In one instance, Sanna shows there was something more like
Speaker 2: real friendship. Abraham Jonas, my name is Jonas. Thanks for
Speaker 2: all you've shown us. You know that song come on
Speaker 2: Weezer from the Blue album tell me what to do
Speaker 2: another dack?
Speaker 3: Come on.
Speaker 2: Now, it's gonna be stuck in your head and you
Speaker 2: can blame me later. Abraham Jonas was, like Lincoln, a
Speaker 2: lawyer and politician who became an activist in a newly
Speaker 2: founded a Republican party. Hey, here's a problem already. Why
Speaker 2: are we letting them into politics at such high levels
Speaker 2: at all? Even really when they're a subversive and hate America? Right,
Speaker 2: shouldn't there be some kind of test. Hey, I know
Speaker 2: you can lie about this, but let's get at least
Speaker 2: a personality test rolling here. There's the vast majority of
Speaker 2: you hate everything about every other nation that you encounter
Speaker 2: and want to destroy it. Check yes or check no.
Speaker 2: Abraham same common name too, huh. Lincoln in Lincoln and
Speaker 2: Jonas Jonas the Seams was not especially religious. Oh well, okay.
Speaker 2: On at least one occasion in eighteen fifty four he
Speaker 2: dined openly with Abraham Lincoln at others at an oyster saloon,
Speaker 2: but he was well known as a Jew in his
Speaker 2: small town of Clincy, Illinois. Yeah, you were, don't. I
Speaker 2: think what they're alluding to here is you're not supposed
Speaker 2: to even eat with the GOI the two right now
Speaker 2: supposed to break bread with them. I think that's one
Speaker 2: of their stupid laws. The two Abrahams probably met in
Speaker 2: eighteen forty three at the Washington's birthday event in the
Speaker 2: state capitol, and soon Jonas became Lincoln's political ally. Jonas
Speaker 2: hosted Lincoln during his statewide tour in eighteen fifty eight
Speaker 2: for the Lincoln Douglas debates, and later boosted his candidacy
Speaker 2: for president. After Lincoln was elected, Jonas repeated his or sorry,
Speaker 2: reaped his reward in patronage, getting a job as a
Speaker 2: post advansa in the hometown of Quincy. Let me just
Speaker 2: say this, when shit goes down, these people are gonna
Speaker 2: be extremely dangerous. Look at what Bill Cooper wrote in
Speaker 2: nineteen ninety one, well eighty nine to ninety one when
Speaker 2: it actually was published. I think late nineteen ninety was
Speaker 2: actually when it was truly published. But ninety one is
Speaker 2: what's written on the book. But yes, behold a pale horse.
Speaker 2: Understand that these people will be armed and putting you
Speaker 2: in different positions, putting your family apart, and working you
Speaker 2: to death if you're lucky enough for that to happen,
Speaker 2: and you're not just you know, vaccinated or shot to
Speaker 2: death instead. While the two men do not seem to
Speaker 2: have been especially close, Shirley Lincoln had many political friends
Speaker 2: like Jonas that your relationship did help to contribute to
Speaker 2: Lincoln's view of Jews as equal citizens in Americans. Anybody
Speaker 2: can make statements hundreds of years later, or one hundred
Speaker 2: years later, or however, one hundred and fifty years later,
Speaker 2: and nobody can question it. No one can argue with
Speaker 2: it right. You don't seem to be especially close, but
Speaker 2: we're gonna make him outIn out of Molehill Hare. Interestingly,
Speaker 2: the Sarna notes that join us, this is just as
Speaker 2: much as like talking about They may as well have
Speaker 2: been talking about being Sarna, and this other jackass may
Speaker 2: as well have been talking about being somehow, even though
Speaker 2: it would make them like one hundred and fifty years old,
Speaker 2: you know what I mean, they make them really old.
Speaker 2: If they were actually in the ind quote unquote fake
Speaker 2: camps that were there. We're out there. We're not death camps,
Speaker 2: but they were work camps. They may as well have
Speaker 2: been talking about their heroic heroism and escape from one
Speaker 2: of those things, because that's also bullshit. And they a
Speaker 2: lot of them have written books to that effect when
Speaker 2: they were not reading there, And that is brought out
Speaker 2: in Europe of the Last Battle, which apparently I'm not
Speaker 2: even allowed to say those words on Rumble without getting
Speaker 2: the video taken down. The whole entire series was eliminated
Speaker 2: for Mumble. Some of it is on Bridion, some of
Speaker 2: it is on FTJ Media. But it'll mess up, it'll
Speaker 2: mess up the order if I just upload all of
Speaker 2: them in their spot, because then I'll be like, Okay,
Speaker 2: here's the new video and then here's like all these
Speaker 2: other older videos that coming afterward, and you can't you
Speaker 2: can't layer them the right way, right. Uh. Interestingly, Sona
Speaker 2: Notes and Jonas urged the Republican leaders to earn favor
Speaker 2: with Jewish voters, but by blasting the inaction of Buchanan
Speaker 2: of the Buchanan administration over the Marata Mortara affair. This
Speaker 2: was the notorious case in which young Italian Jewish boy
Speaker 2: who had been baptized without his parents' knowledge, was subsequently
Speaker 2: abducted from his home and held by Catholic authorities who
Speaker 2: refused to return him to his family. In the Free States,
Speaker 2: Joinnas wrote eight, wrote to Illinois center Lyneman Trumbull, that's
Speaker 2: like having two like rabid dogs fighting in Actually Raby's
Speaker 2: isn't nothing, by the way, So two very hungry wolves,
Speaker 2: how about that starved wolves fighting over a piece of meat,
Speaker 2: And that would be the job. They don't really care
Speaker 2: about their as welfare if that's the ploy. There are
Speaker 2: fifty thousand Jewish voters, two thirds of whom vote for
Speaker 2: vote the Democratic ticket, but a strong stand on the
Speaker 2: Martara affair might win them over to the Republican side.
Speaker 2: This may have been the first time the American politics.
Speaker 2: In American politics that a strategist talked about courting the
Speaker 2: Jewish vote, which small as it was, could have been
Speaker 2: significant in a closely contested election. Lincoln's personal friendship with
Speaker 2: Jews did not lead the majority of Jewish voters to
Speaker 2: support him. In eighteen sixties, some German Jewish immigrants who
Speaker 2: had fled their home country on account of their liberal
Speaker 2: politics continued to fight on the side of progress and
Speaker 2: anti slavery, becoming Republican stal warts. Can I just ask
Speaker 2: let me just start here. I'll stop here for a second.
Speaker 2: Ask you a question. If you're a German, if you're Irish,
Speaker 2: if you're British, if you're English, if you're Italian, that
Speaker 2: you have a place named that that thing right, Like,
Speaker 2: if you're Italian, there's a place called Italy. Huh. Right.
Speaker 2: If you're Brazilian, there's a place called Brazil.
Speaker 3: Huh.
Speaker 2: If you're German, there's a place called Germany. There's a
Speaker 2: place called Britain. There's a place called Ireland. There's a
Speaker 2: place called you fucking name it. There's no place called
Speaker 2: Jewtown Jamerica, Jumarico. Why because they don't fucking build their
Speaker 2: own nations. They can't. They're fucking parasites. So every place
Speaker 2: they go, they're sucking the life out of some other thing.
Speaker 2: That's why they're German Jewish. That's why they're whatever the
Speaker 2: hell the other one was Italian Jewish. Because they don't
Speaker 2: build their own stuff, they don't have their own place.
Speaker 2: And it's not because they're for them to have to
Speaker 2: be kicked out of other places would mean that they
Speaker 2: were in other people's places and they didn't have their
Speaker 2: own place. It's not because some people are big, bad
Speaker 2: and mean fuck that they know. It's because they need
Speaker 2: for sustenance other people's energy and work in order for
Speaker 2: them to be able to do anything. That's why they
Speaker 2: suck the energy out of people. Just making that point,
Speaker 2: Juiko would be pund of it. Kind of funny though
Speaker 2: the Dominican Republic, that one's got a be nicer too
Speaker 2: into it. But the majority of Jews lived in Eastern
Speaker 2: cities that were democratic strongholds, and the involvement of many
Speaker 2: Jews in the clothing trade, kent merchants and thieves led
Speaker 2: them to fear the disruption of cotton imports? Should the
Speaker 2: South a seed? Oh so that that was there, that
Speaker 2: was their big So that's something that petty, something that
Speaker 2: fucking petty. Well yeah, okay, so we're gonna have to
Speaker 2: murder a bunch of people because they're they're affecting our
Speaker 2: bottom line because they want to be free freedom. You
Speaker 2: didn't consider what that does to us Jews? Fuck your freedom?
Speaker 2: Oh wow, that sounded just like that sounded just like
Speaker 2: Arnold Swartzenegger, screw your freedoms. I made a shirt that said,
Speaker 2: Asta la vista your freedoms. I should wear it sometime,
Speaker 2: but it's like a medium, it's too big for me.
Speaker 2: Sara doesn't importance to be South. There was also, perhaps,
Speaker 2: though Sarna doesn't speculate, on a certain inherited fear of
Speaker 2: social disruption. Historically, civil wars and ideological strife had voted
Speaker 2: ill for Jews in Europe, right because they caused it
Speaker 2: an idiot. And then when the people found out who
Speaker 2: the real fucking culprit does why, everybody's pissed off at
Speaker 2: each other, like oh these fucks really, and then they
Speaker 2: got together them throw them in the fuck out. No,
Speaker 2: where As Sona points out, where American Jews necessarily opposed
Speaker 2: to slavery, right right, right, though the experience of slavery
Speaker 2: and emancipation stands at the heart of Jewish history. See,
Speaker 2: they don't mention the plantation owners in the South that
Speaker 2: were in fact all well not all, but the ones
Speaker 2: that own slaves. Majority were these guys right here though,
Speaker 2: the experience of slavery and emancipation, it stands at the
Speaker 2: heart of Jewish history. Rabbis could be found who justified
Speaker 2: the institution of slavery, of slavery, see right, And of
Speaker 2: course they could, because it's all over their Bible, all
Speaker 2: over their little Torah. They got to, especially if they're
Speaker 2: Gentiles or not Jews, then that would be wonderful because
Speaker 2: that's where their their lead goal is is to enslave
Speaker 2: the rest of the world then nations. Right, so they
Speaker 2: call gentiles and the stupid King James version where Francis
Speaker 2: Bacon changed words created the word Jew, all right, and
Speaker 2: not just in the South. Sauna introduces the reader to
Speaker 2: Rabbi Morris Rafel of New York's Bene Jeshurum. Oh, well,
Speaker 2: let's look up that in a second. Here, hold on,
Speaker 2: is this another freaking free Masonic thing. Let's have a look.
Speaker 2: Let's have a look. Shally, this is the first time
Speaker 2: I've reading this all the way through. So. Manhattan Synagogue
Speaker 2: a virtual Shoal not schill Bnek Shuram, is a non
Speaker 2: denominational Jewish synagogue located at twenty two fifty seven West
Speaker 2: eighty eight Street and two seventy eighty nine Street on
Speaker 2: the upper west side of Manhattan in New York City,
Speaker 2: New York. The synagogue building was listed in the National
Speaker 2: Register of Historic Places in June nineteen eighty nine. Congressional
Speaker 2: Congregation of Bene Jeshuran, it's a few disristuation centers because
Speaker 2: everything that they do has to make money otherwise, ain't
Speaker 2: It's like that's cool, you know great, It's just like
Speaker 2: you know the the money changers in the in the
Speaker 2: in the in the church, right in the Senate. There
Speaker 2: you go, all right, man.
Speaker 3: Doesn't tell you.
Speaker 2: When it was established, does it, and only gets four
Speaker 2: point three stars. Ladies, Superio Serve food are simply marvelous.
Speaker 2: They're marvelous. Over there. They have a live stream, Oh
Speaker 2: my god, and it's called the Benegershure and so DJ's yeah,
Speaker 2: oh oh, apparently there's a lot of them. This is
Speaker 2: one of the Cleveland yeah named Mitzvah. But I'm let
Speaker 2: me see you Jisher, and just put Mason's because the
Speaker 2: Senate God that's independent and not affiliated with any specific
Speaker 2: Jewish denomination. The synagogue service and practices are drawn from
Speaker 2: a variety of Jewish traditions and geographies, but are most
Speaker 2: closely aligned with Conservative Judaism. Whatever funk that means. All right,
Speaker 2: I don't see anything that says Mason. Let me say
Speaker 2: free Mason. The reason why I'm not doing this because
Speaker 2: Bene Berrith is a free Masonic thing. It says Ben
Speaker 2: Assurance is not affiliated with Freebasonry, but is a Jewish
Speaker 2: synagogue that draws on a variety of Jewis with practices
Speaker 2: basually Justsurance. Services and practices are most closely aligned with
Speaker 2: Conservative Judaism. Once again, but the synagogue has changed affiliations
Speaker 2: over time, starting out Orthodox, then becoming reform, and finally
Speaker 2: becoming independent. All right, well, there we have it for now.
Speaker 2: For now, we'll leave it at that.
Speaker 3: Are you all right?
Speaker 2: Wait where we be at? I gotta go back the
Speaker 2: other thing. The scene here who devoted his sermon on
Speaker 2: January fourth, eighteen sixty one, which had been declared a
Speaker 2: National Day of Fastening by President Buchanan to a biblical
Speaker 2: defense of slaveholding. Declared a national day of Fastening by
Speaker 2: President Buchanan. That's kind of cool. But then these idiots said, no, no, no,
Speaker 2: we're gonna make it about slaveholding. Isaac meyer Wise was impressing, impressed,
Speaker 2: was unimpressed by Lincoln. They don't have spaces here, and
Speaker 2: appalled by the crowds that gathered in Cincinnati to greet
Speaker 2: the President elect on his way to Washington, comparing them
Speaker 2: to Philistines worshiping their god Dagon. Isn't that nice that
Speaker 2: they say Dagon? There the fish man, the actual, the actual,
Speaker 2: the actual father to all whom these fuckers worshiping in
Speaker 2: a secret in equate to. As President, Lincoln had to
Speaker 2: pass judgment on many issues involving Jews, from appointments and
Speaker 2: promotions to cases of desert desertion. Oh, that's too bad.
Speaker 2: Deserting dur any time of war would be a bullet
Speaker 2: in the head. So he helped them not get that
Speaker 2: bullet in the head. Apparently, Sanna and Chappelle chronicle all
Speaker 2: of these No matter how minor, right, because they have
Speaker 2: to make them mountain out of mohill. And only so
Speaker 2: when you when you're looking for one thing and you
Speaker 2: only find that thing, you don't also take into account
Speaker 2: the stacks of other things that were far more important
Speaker 2: than this little tiny thing that you're focusing on. Meaning
Speaker 2: it was it was it really that poignant of a
Speaker 2: thing that the order was? It really not at all? Uh,
Speaker 2: Let's see no matter how minor, and show that Lincoln
Speaker 2: was always acted generously and without prejudice, right, suspiciously without prejudice.
Speaker 2: While General Benjamin Butler was writing a about Jewish smugglers,
Speaker 2: they are Jews who betrayed their savior and have also
Speaker 2: betrayed us, Lincoln proclaimed to a visitor, I myself have
Speaker 2: a regard for the Jews. He even extended this regard
Speaker 2: to a character like Issachar Zachary, the most colorful figure
Speaker 2: to appear in Lincoln and the Jews. Zachary is a
Speaker 2: Cairo podist Chiro and khan Man managed to use his
Speaker 2: foot doctoring skills to win the President's confidence, whereupon he
Speaker 2: was entrusted with secret diplomatic missions to the South. They
Speaker 2: just said he was a con man. And is doing
Speaker 2: diplomatic admissions to the South. Alas Zachary's dream of establishing
Speaker 2: an army Pottiactric Corps came to nothing, even though Lincoln
Speaker 2: took time out of his frenzied schedule to give him
Speaker 2: not one, but three handwritten testimonials. There was only one
Speaker 2: occasion during the Civil War when the treatment of Jews
Speaker 2: actually posed a serious policy and political issue for Lincoln.
Speaker 2: This was in December eighteen sixty two, when Ulysses Grant
Speaker 2: issued his notorious General Order Number eleven Expelled, expelling Jews
Speaker 2: as a class from the territory under his command. He
Speaker 2: knows that the treacherot's fucker's right from Mississippi to Illinois.
Speaker 2: It remains the most famous active official anti Jewish discrimination
Speaker 2: in American history. Shut the fuck up sounds pretty wise
Speaker 2: to me. Sarna, who has previously devoted a book to
Speaker 2: the affair, points out that besides, by the way, Grant
Speaker 2: was a piece of crap to and we'll find that
Speaker 2: out later points out that Grant's peak had a personal source.
Speaker 2: His own father had entered into partnership with some Jewish
Speaker 2: merchants who hoped to take advantage of the family's connection
Speaker 2: to get a permit to purchase cotton and Grant's territory.
Speaker 2: While that's a lot of that's a lot of like
Speaker 2: in denouncer just to get to that. When Grant banned
Speaker 2: Jews from his department, it was less out of religious
Speaker 2: bigotry than from the widespread belief that the merchants who
Speaker 2: traveled to war zones for the purpose of commercial speculation
Speaker 2: were mostly Jews. Of course, there are little parasites, right,
Speaker 2: there's there's a little there, there's there's turmoil. They're they
Speaker 2: they're there to capitalize on it and and further the
Speaker 2: misery of people while they do so, while they rob
Speaker 2: them blind in their time of desperation, as indeed many
Speaker 2: were just as many Jewish, just like just like vultures
Speaker 2: picking away at your bones as you still lay there,
Speaker 2: just too weak to move to get out of their way,
Speaker 2: just as many Jewish businessmen served the Union Army as
Speaker 2: Sutler's and quartermasters. It is a sign of Lincoln's good
Speaker 2: nature and sense of justice that as soon as he
Speaker 2: heard about Durn's impetuous order, he ordered it revoked. Legend
Speaker 2: has it that when one of the Jewish expellas these
Speaker 2: Caesar Caskell came to the White House to seek Lincoln's help.
Speaker 2: He used biblical language, we have come unto Father abrahams.
Speaker 2: I'm asking protection, ask kissing home. Well whether or not
Speaker 2: such a conversation actually took place on it, writes, General
Speaker 2: Order number eleven was immediately countermanded. Soon after, a delegation
Speaker 2: of Jews came to Washington to thank the President, who
Speaker 2: told them that he would permit no distinction between Jew
Speaker 2: and gently. Why do all these other people care? Like
Speaker 2: you know what I mean, Like you're going about your day,
Speaker 2: You're doing your life like they they operate as a
Speaker 2: hive mind all the time, Like okay, well, these Italians
Speaker 2: were kicked out of this section. Did this particular general
Speaker 2: didn't want those Italians and that where he was Do
Speaker 2: you think all the other Italians in America'd be like
Speaker 2: what the fuck is out all about? No, they don't
Speaker 2: do that. Such acts of benevolence helped Lincoln to win
Speaker 2: the support of many, and they wouldn't go to appeal
Speaker 2: to the president about it either. Such acts of benevolence
Speaker 2: helped Lincoln to win the support of many. Noted in
Speaker 2: the Jews, who had initially opposed his election, and when
Speaker 2: the president was assassinated, the outpouring of grief fro Jewish
Speaker 2: Americans was intense. Right, the little sanhedron that was around
Speaker 2: him during those times is quite suspect. As Sona notes,
Speaker 2: the day Lincoln was sha April fourteenth, eighteen sixty five,
Speaker 2: was a Friday, which meant that the next day was
Speaker 2: the Sabbat Sabbath. This is also this word means Saturn.
Speaker 2: By the way, as the news of this death early
Speaker 2: Saturday morning, Saturn Saturday Sabbath.
Speaker 3: Get it.
Speaker 2: See what's going on here? There's Saturn worshipers straight up morning,
Speaker 2: spread across the country. Rabbis were the first clergyman to
Speaker 2: eulogize the president. As one Jewish observer noted, it was
Speaker 2: the Israelit's privilege here. Oh, if you don't believe me
Speaker 2: about the soul Saturn thing. They also wear the black
Speaker 2: cub in their goddamn heads when they do that little
Speaker 2: literal rapping. And good they got that stupid thing on
Speaker 2: their head with a piece of scripture apparently, and inside
Speaker 2: of it. It was Israelite's privilege here to be the
Speaker 2: first to offer in their place of worship prayers for
Speaker 2: the repose of mister Lincoln. Some congregations spontaneously offered a
Speaker 2: cadish prayer for Lincoln, an unprecedented gesture for mourning a gentile,
Speaker 2: Or was he if in fact he was a gentile?
Speaker 2: Isaac may Or Wise, who had disdained Lincoln in eighteen sixty,
Speaker 2: declared in eighteen sixty five that he supposed himself to
Speaker 2: be a descendant of the Hebrew parentage bone from our
Speaker 2: bone and flesh from our flesh. Call it the madness
Speaker 2: of grief. But this desire of Jews to claim Lincoln
Speaker 2: for their own was a way of demonstrating that being
Speaker 2: American and being Jewish could be complimentary parts of the
Speaker 2: same identity. They don't assimilate. I don't know what that's
Speaker 2: This is more of propaganda. To this day, American Jewish
Speaker 2: life rests on the same promise. What does that mean?
Speaker 2: That sounds a little ominous. Yeah, And then just here
Speaker 2: saying the word madness and then understanding how much mercury
Speaker 2: was pumping through the veins of Lincoln. There's there's a
Speaker 2: there's a literal sense to that too. That was the
Speaker 2: that was the medicine back then, and he took plenty
Speaker 2: of it. Do you see how gaunt he what used
Speaker 2: to look? Yeah, fascin day right, I'm gonna do that
Speaker 2: today because this mofok here, although getting bigger, I'm still
Speaker 2: I don't like the I don't like what's going on
Speaker 2: on the scale. So uh, let's let's do this next one. Here,
Speaker 2: everybody plug your eyes. Barbara Streisan is in the house.
Speaker 2: I know I probably read some of this before. Oive ah,
Speaker 2: here we go. I wanted to play the mecas Joyce
Speaker 2: and I had the clip Barbara barbarah right, she doesn't
Speaker 2: put the other a in there. It's barbar ra like
Speaker 2: ra like the sun god almost and barbar because they
Speaker 2: are a bunch of barbar arians anyway on the twelfth,
Speaker 2: because that's what that's what their language sounds like. And
Speaker 2: that's why the people who made barbar as their language
Speaker 2: that were called barbarians, not because they were big, tough people,
Speaker 2: It's because they sounded like a bunch of barbar when
Speaker 2: they talked. On the twelfth of February eighteen oh nine,
Speaker 2: two hundred years ago, a young, poor, illiterate woman from Virginia,
Speaker 2: Nancy Hanks, yes exactly related to Tom Lincoln, gave birth
Speaker 2: to a son in a log cabin built along the banks,
Speaker 2: the banks with hanks of the South Fork of Nolan
Speaker 2: Creek near what is now Hodgenville, Kentucky. That baby, whom
Speaker 2: she named Abraham, grew to become one of the greatest
Speaker 2: and most tragic national leaders. Bullshit, he was the biggest
Speaker 2: criminal who murdered a bunch of Americans. Of course, the
Speaker 2: Jews who love him because it killed lots of Americans.
Speaker 2: Lincoln was a man of great spiritual conviction. Yeah, sure
Speaker 2: he was. He was an atheist, by the way. Yet,
Speaker 2: and I find this fact fascinatingly instructive. Abraham Lincoln was
Speaker 2: the only American president not to have declared himself a
Speaker 2: member of any particular religious faith. Right because of what
Speaker 2: I just said, atheist. Not that that matters, But don't
Speaker 2: say he has a spiritual conviction. That fact has given
Speaker 2: rise to the great deal of interesting speculation. Right, this
Speaker 2: is all speculation. It's all mind game nonsense from here
Speaker 2: on out. In fact, there are those who believe Honest
Speaker 2: Day was Jewish. Of course, especially a bunch of Jews
Speaker 2: would think that, after all, he did kill a bunch
Speaker 2: of white people. Oh wait, that's not what it says.
Speaker 2: It says, after all, his name was Abraham. Dude, anybody
Speaker 2: who had the religious belief of anything Protestant, Catholic, whatever, Christian.
Speaker 2: Maybe it's not so much Catholics back then because they
Speaker 2: weren't really in a great number because that's where everybody
Speaker 2: was getting away from, right, So mostly Protestants, different types
Speaker 2: of sex. There's like fifteen hundred of them. They were
Speaker 2: reading the same goddamn book, so they would pick names
Speaker 2: like that. That doesn't mean that they were Jewish, just
Speaker 2: means that they're idiots who were being mind fucked by
Speaker 2: a book written by helenistic Jews. Lincoln was the only
Speaker 2: president not to have flummer religious Okay, Yeah, did I
Speaker 2: just say that? After all, his name was Abraham. His
Speaker 2: great grandfather was named Mordecai. Well, that gets a little
Speaker 2: bit more closer to like the hell his name was Morcai.
Speaker 2: Lincoln was the only like Mordecai Levi aka Karl Marx. Yeah,
Speaker 2: Lincoln was the only president not to have a formal
Speaker 2: religious appeling. You just said that he was neither raised
Speaker 2: in the church nor did he even belong to it.
Speaker 2: You can stop repeating yourself in different ways and there's more. Well,
Speaker 2: you haven't really said a lot, so let's keep going.
Speaker 2: The town of Lincoln, in eastern England, whence his ancestors came,
Speaker 2: has an interesting Jewish history. So his father's family apparently
Speaker 2: was important enough to have a place named after them.
Speaker 2: A Jewish community he was established there in eleven fifty nine.
Speaker 2: And it's important to remember now we're shifting away from
Speaker 2: Nancy Hanks to now we're talking about his father's heritage
Speaker 2: right in lineage. The Jewish community was established there in
Speaker 2: eleven fifty nine during Crusade riot Crusader riots, the Sheriff
Speaker 2: of Lincoln saved the Jews by giving them official protection.
Speaker 2: Bad Sheriff Saint Hugh, the Great Bishop of Lincoln love
Speaker 2: of Jews to his pay parishoners. He was probably then
Speaker 2: eaten by them, because that's how they pay their respects,
Speaker 2: and thinks his death was marked by an official period
Speaker 2: of mourning among Lincoln's Jews. Remember Lincoln to the place,
Speaker 2: not Lincoln. Rabbi Joseph of Lincoln was a scholar mentioned
Speaker 2: in the Talmud. Of course, of course, Aaron of Lincoln
Speaker 2: was a financier. Who is there any other kind whose
Speaker 2: operations extended all over the country. In twelve fifty five,
Speaker 2: Lincoln's Jews were accused of ritual murder. Isn't that surprising?
Speaker 2: Twelve fifty five, This is literally two hundred and almost
Speaker 2: two more than two hundred when was Simon Trent fourteen
Speaker 2: at the end of fourteen hundreds, right, Yeah, and you'll
Speaker 2: see that there's all kinds of monuments all throughout Europe
Speaker 2: of child murders that Jews committed, and there's monuments to
Speaker 2: these people, but they always change the history as to
Speaker 2: why these monuments are. They're in memoriam to the children
Speaker 2: that these people were murdering before they were kicked out
Speaker 2: of wherever they were kicked out of. And so in
Speaker 2: twelve fifty five, Lincolns Jews were accused of ritual murder.
Speaker 2: And this is always anti Semitic, right, because it's just
Speaker 2: because they don't like the Jews. It's not because they're
Speaker 2: actually literally killing children. Because they are actually literally killing children,
Speaker 2: but we're not supposed to know that. Ninety one Lincoln
Speaker 2: Jews were sent to London for trial and eighteen were executed. Notwithstanding,
Speaker 2: the Lincoln Jews community flourished until twelve ninety when they
Speaker 2: were forcibly expelled by edict. Most Jewish historians assume, assume
Speaker 2: that all the Jews of Lincoln left in twelve ninety.
Speaker 2: But could it be possible that some remain practicing their
Speaker 2: juda Adism and secret passing their family secret from generation
Speaker 2: to generation. Oh, you mean like cryptos. But the more
Speaker 2: we learn of the secret life of Spanish Jewy Sephardics
Speaker 2: jury following the expulsion of fourteen ninety two, the more
Speaker 2: we must at least consider the possibility the same thing
Speaker 2: occurring elsewhere. Right. The reason why we have a Isaac Luria,
Speaker 2: not Isaac Luria? What the helm I saying?
Speaker 3: What do you call it?
Speaker 2: Da Ignesius of Loyola was I was trying to say,
Speaker 2: because they were crypto crapto Moranos. Right, And if he
Speaker 2: was in the Alambrado, the only way you were in
Speaker 2: the Alambrado is if you already were in Morano. And
Speaker 2: he was accused of being the Alambrado. I'm talking about,
Speaker 2: you know, Nignecius forteen ninety two, which is interesting because
Speaker 2: who came over in fourteen ninety two selling the Ocean
Speaker 2: blue with a bunch of jew That's right, Columbus. When
Speaker 2: Abraham Lincoln was so to say that they weren't here
Speaker 2: in numbers prior to would they say eighteen eighty that's
Speaker 2: not accurate. When Abraham Lincoln was assassinated, whole Jewish community
Speaker 2: sat like is it like Indian style. Rabbis all over
Speaker 2: the country eulogized the fallen president. Rabbi Isaac may Or wise,
Speaker 2: we talked about him and the other one who created
Speaker 2: reform Judaism. You want to get into dark spots in
Speaker 2: this country. Began his euogy with the words, Brethren, the
Speaker 2: lamented Abraham Lincoln believed himself to be bone from our
Speaker 2: bone and flesh from our flesh. He supposed himself to
Speaker 2: be a descendant of Hebrew parentage. He said to so
Speaker 2: in my presence. But they never lie about anything, so
Speaker 2: I'm sure that's accurate. They would never ever lie, especially
Speaker 2: not to each other, which they do daily. It's called
Speaker 2: everything that you hear out of Israel they lie to
Speaker 2: They like to their own people all the time and
Speaker 2: kill them. Very cannibalistic in that sense. Lincoln was often
Speaker 2: questioned about his religious beliefs. Why why did that matter
Speaker 2: so much to everybody? Time and again he told of
Speaker 2: a special passage from scripture that summed up his theology.
Speaker 2: It was the twelfth this is where the writing is wrong.
Speaker 2: The twelfth the book, the twenty It was the twentieth,
Speaker 2: the book of the Book of Exodus. He recommended that
Speaker 2: every American study learned and follow In English is usually
Speaker 2: referred to as the Ten Commandments. Oh yeah, okay, so
Speaker 2: why not the two commandments that Jesus uh mentions, right,
Speaker 2: that superseded and overrides and actually encompasses the ten instead
Speaker 2: of having it spelled out, because only someone like would
Speaker 2: naturally no moral tether, no idea of ethic, and no
Speaker 2: idea of boundaries would have to be told not to
Speaker 2: murder somebody. That's pretty obvious, right, that shall not murder,
Speaker 2: committed deultry, all these things. They don't say anything about
Speaker 2: little children in those ten commandments. Notice, because I would
Speaker 2: go against their other shit that they do. As long
Speaker 2: as you're three years old, you hear these rabbis talking
Speaker 2: about this gross discuss behavior and act, and then they
Speaker 2: justify it with their sick books, by by other sick
Speaker 2: individuals who wrote it so that they could do it.
Speaker 2: Oh look, there's a Hershman there like a Richard Hirshman.
Speaker 2: Where was that getting at?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 2: Yeah, like the the two were love your neighbors as
Speaker 2: yourself right and love your God. Blah blah blah. That's it,
Speaker 2: because when you do all those other things, you're not
Speaker 2: harmiting out anybody else. It's like common law into in
Speaker 2: two steps. Abraham and then says, and then there's here's
Speaker 2: the So that was read by Jeff Kahn from the
Speaker 2: Temple Harsh Shalom, who apparently wrote that. And it says
Speaker 2: ps who knows who wrote this part? Abraham Lincoln was Jewish?
Speaker 2: I said, so, so therefore it is. And Barbara Streison approves.
Speaker 2: So there you go. Ah, an extensive research paper from
Speaker 2: a professor in Rutgers, New York needs to be burned.
Speaker 2: I love the place, but some of it, stuff like
Speaker 2: the un the cfr UNESCO, all these horrific things need
Speaker 2: to go. They need to go board the doors and
Speaker 2: light the match or turn them into processing facilities for
Speaker 2: processing and returning all these immigrants who studied the topic
Speaker 2: extensively and found bey out any reasonable doubt that we're
Speaker 2: just going to assume it's true, because you're not gonna
Speaker 2: give us any evidence that Abe Lincoln was Jewish. She
Speaker 2: has absolute proof from checking out his interests ancestor and
Speaker 2: going back to his hometown where she did years of
Speaker 2: work on this topic, which again we're not gonna have
Speaker 2: to see any of it. We just have to take
Speaker 2: his word for it. Her research was complete and absolute.
Speaker 2: Let me assure you again because I'm totally not lying.
Speaker 2: Her name was is Professor Elizabeth Hirshman. Record, She's not
Speaker 2: biased at all with that last name, right, there's no
Speaker 2: incentive there for that to be true, none whatsoever. Okay, sure,
Speaker 2: whatever you say coming from the why is this on
Speaker 2: the Barber Streisand site? Why am I on the barber
Speaker 2: Strichand site? H Yeah, when South Park was somewhat funny,
Speaker 2: Robert Smith's say to day by the way, Robert Smith,
Speaker 2: Robert Smith, I just watched it again last night because
Speaker 2: that was contemplating showing a clip of it. And then
Speaker 2: I watched Deadpool and Wolf Raine. That was a horrific movie,
Speaker 2: like the amount of like unnecessary and like there was
Speaker 2: no hero. They were all fucking scumbags, absolute scumbags. He
Speaker 2: gets that one guy killed. It was like the flame
Speaker 2: flame dude, he has this and then he holds up
Speaker 2: his counterpart Deadpool. It's like, when do you regenerate? And
Speaker 2: he gets he gets him shot up and the head
Speaker 2: blown off and all this other stuff. Was really discussing
Speaker 2: a graphic and he takes his guns, his golden, gold
Speaker 2: plated you know, desert you go with fifty cows. He
Speaker 2: was a scumbag. He wanted his dog and he wanted
Speaker 2: his guns. So he was okay that the guy was
Speaker 2: nice to him the whole time, treated him well. He
Speaker 2: was a composite car, you know, carbon copy of Deadpool.
Speaker 2: And it was just evil. It was straight up evil,
Speaker 2: and it was supposed to be laughed off. It was
Speaker 2: disgusting discussing horrible, degenerate bullshit. That was a really really
Speaker 2: bad movie. Don't let your children watch that crap. It
Speaker 2: would be emotionally scarring. All right, here we are at
Speaker 2: least it would be damaging to what we should consider appropriate.
Speaker 2: It's gonna screw me up, it is, it is. It's
Speaker 2: gotta go back. Do that. I need some more liquid
Speaker 2: in my mouth, man, like I need some water, but
Speaker 2: I'd rather have coffee. There's some coffee talking a lot,
Speaker 2: all right, you can see it. This is crimes and
Speaker 2: coverage in American politics seventeen seventy six nineteen sixty three.
Speaker 2: The previous book, the prequel, was Hidden History by Donald Jeffries,
Speaker 2: and that goes from me the Kennedy Assassin assassination to
Speaker 2: like right around twenty sixteen. I believe this is one
Speaker 2: was published that one I read first. Obviously this book
Speaker 2: came out afterwards. Abraham Lincoln is universally considered I have
Speaker 2: to go see what else Jeffries has put out recently,
Speaker 2: because I know this his icon is of a book
Speaker 2: that I haven't seen yet, So maybe I'll be purchasing
Speaker 2: another kind of book soon. Abraham Lincoln is universally considered
Speaker 2: the greatest American president in American history by all of
Speaker 2: the most influence quote unquote. I love how he puts
Speaker 2: this in quote quotations experts, progressives, right progressives. Remember this,
Speaker 2: This is Dwayne Dwayne territory and and and uh Nicodemus
Speaker 2: territory here talking about this progressive bullshit movement setting the
Speaker 2: setting the stage by this horrific war to be retilledt
Speaker 2: and what the hell was that noise? Shut up in
Speaker 2: my ear? God, damn it? All right, title boxing don't
Speaker 2: care don't care right now, you can just wait your
Speaker 2: goddamn turn. All right, let's let's say that's something to
Speaker 2: hear that again. Yeah, interrupted me, although he was scorned
Speaker 2: and lamb basted by Northerners and Southerners alike as a tyrant,
Speaker 2: an uncouth, buffoon, and an ape. So retilling the land.
Speaker 3: Was what I was saying.
Speaker 2: For this new, this new way of doing things right,
Speaker 2: we're going to dismantle and to use constitutional avoidance and
Speaker 2: changing the laws. Why was this all happening because we
Speaker 2: were already conquered, we were already taken down. But we
Speaker 2: can't let the whole world know that, or we can't
Speaker 2: let all of America know that, because then they would
Speaker 2: all stand and fight, and then we would lose everything
Speaker 2: that we just gained through the Civil War. So we
Speaker 2: got to kind of make it look like this is there,
Speaker 2: you know, for the for the strength of the nation,
Speaker 2: for the strength of the constitution, through the this and
Speaker 2: that and all these other substituges, so that it doesn't
Speaker 2: arouse the suspicions of all of the people, because you
Speaker 2: can't conquer all of the people ever, and if they're
Speaker 2: unified by anything, we're doomed right, That's that's the mind
Speaker 2: of these psychopaths here. Although he was going to Inland
Speaker 2: based by Northern nurs and Southern nurs alike as a
Speaker 2: tyrant because he was an uncouth before and an ape,
Speaker 2: among other things. Upon his assassination, he almost instantaneously was
Speaker 2: converted into Father Abraham right by the Jews. Never he
Speaker 2: even said it. There is no other historical figure that
Speaker 2: is so jerky now beloves by historians and academics which
Speaker 2: would tell you everything right there, because who are the
Speaker 2: historians and academics, the ones who semitize all of history
Speaker 2: and tell you that it was the Jews who did
Speaker 2: everything and everybody else is just so indebted to them,
Speaker 2: because otherwise we would have no culture, no civilization, no morals,
Speaker 2: no ethics, no values. It was all from them. Bull shit.
Speaker 2: It was them co opting what we've accomplished and then
Speaker 2: respitting it back in our faces, saying that we should
Speaker 2: bow to them for giving for them giving us such
Speaker 2: a substance. Bullshit, bullshit. They don't create anything. Parasites assumed
Speaker 2: the identity of things, perhaps the height and this is
Speaker 2: la Wadell's book will tell you all about that. History.
Speaker 2: Perhaps the height of this excessive workship was reached it
Speaker 2: with the nineteen ninety two publication of Gary Will's book
Speaker 2: Lincoln Gettysburg, which are what the fuck I'm reading Man,
Speaker 2: which argued that the brief Gettysburg Address, the Brief Gettysburg Address,
Speaker 2: had remade America. Lincoln is the secular Whenever somebody like
Speaker 2: talks for too long, you always say, okay, all right,
Speaker 2: all right, thanks for the gett Gettysburg address. That's not
Speaker 2: supposed to be. It's not supposed to be considered short
Speaker 2: or brief by any means. Lincoln is the secular saint
Speaker 2: of our corrupt and decaying civilization. Right, corrupt and decaying
Speaker 2: equals Lincoln. As such, he should be scrutinized. Honestly, Lincoln
Speaker 2: was our greatest president, the historians tell us, because he
Speaker 2: held the Union together and freed the slaves, right, all bullshit.
Speaker 2: He was chronically depressed because of all those deaths, and
Speaker 2: this avoidable, this unavoidable conflict was causing. Yeah, okay, a gentle, kind,
Speaker 2: kindly soul. Lincoln was self educated genius who's put poetic
Speaker 2: poetical phrases written probably probably by people like join us
Speaker 2: and other Jews, still ring clearly and resonate in the
Speaker 2: hearts of what the fuck? Oh okay, Elen, this might
Speaker 2: be Florida. Hold on, hello, Hi, it's a last show
Speaker 2: calling from DeFi huh see, I just did there. They
Speaker 2: can call it later. I don't care where you're calling from.
Speaker 2: I'm doing something. I thought that was I thought it
Speaker 2: was potentially nick a demus, so I answered it. Don't worry.
Speaker 2: Who is whose political phrases still ring clearly and resonate
Speaker 2: in the hearts of the American of the people. Anything
Speaker 2: he did with done for the good of the country
Speaker 2: and to save the union. He didn't have him a
Speaker 2: malicious bone in his body. This is the remarkably naive
Speaker 2: conventional view of Abraham Lincoln. Those who dare to criticize
Speaker 2: this deified figure do so at their own peril. Same
Speaker 2: thing with Hamilton, who is another piece of crap, a
Speaker 2: really big piece of crap. In fact, he's the one
Speaker 2: who convinced Washington to get the first twenty year charter
Speaker 2: of the Central Bank, the Central Bank. Why was that bad? Well,
Speaker 2: I don't know, because you just did all that work
Speaker 2: to get away from the freaking Brits and then you
Speaker 2: put your monetary system in their hands. Not smart, not
Speaker 2: freaking smart. Those who dared to criticize Yeah, his own
Speaker 2: paralyzed writers like Thomas de Lorenzo and Charles Averns Adams
Speaker 2: have learned in recent years in a typical establishment hit
Speaker 2: piece that skewerd both Delonzo's The Real Lincoln and Adams.
Speaker 2: When in the course of human events, remember, that's how
Speaker 2: the thing starts getting spuried. When in the course of
Speaker 2: human events, Herman Bells predictably dismissed their simple minded understanding
Speaker 2: of the relationship between politics and the economics, between morals
Speaker 2: and productive entrepreneurial activity. Blah blah blah blah. In Bell's
Speaker 2: view and in all sounds like Bellevue and I saw
Speaker 2: that in Bell's view, and in all other rebuttals by
Speaker 2: court historians to the few brave souls who dared to
Speaker 2: criticize Lincoln, the underlying theme is one of astonishment. How
Speaker 2: could anyone take issue with the man who saved the Union,
Speaker 2: save anything murdered the South? How could anyone cast disparagement
Speaker 2: the real Americans that were left over, that still gave
Speaker 2: a shit about the constitution role in the South. How
Speaker 2: could anyone cast disparagement everyone else was deceived in the
Speaker 2: North upon the man who freed the slaves. Well, first
Speaker 2: of all, that decreed didn't shouldn't even pass the border,
Speaker 2: whence they were in the South because they were already separate.
Speaker 2: Fuck doesn't matter with the federal fucked things. This faunding
Speaker 2: over Lincoln's is probably best exemplified by the New York
Speaker 2: Times neo kon writer David Brooks. I have two presidential traditions,
Speaker 2: Brooks has stated. I begin covering each campaign by reading
Speaker 2: a book about Abraham Lincoln, and I end each election night,
Speaker 2: usually after midnight, at the statue of Lincoln's memorial. As
Speaker 2: as deal Lorenzo described it, being a Lincoln scholar means
Speaker 2: fabricating an excuse for everything. Being a Lincoln scholar means
Speaker 2: fabricating an excuse for everything. And in April fifteenth, twenty
Speaker 2: fifteen column for lou Rockwell dot Com, de Lorenzo pointed
Speaker 2: out that Doris kurrn Lude also thinks that to well,
Speaker 2: at least back in I don't know, twenty eighteen or
Speaker 2: seventeen or whatever, I think, used to think that Trump
Speaker 2: was the freaking man gonna make everything better, so so
Speaker 2: a lot of people. But hopefully he's changed that stupid
Speaker 2: tune since then. The other a Renzo will plant it
Speaker 2: out that Doris Kern's Goodwin, whom he dubs the high
Speaker 2: Priestess of the Lincoln Colt in her book Team of Rivals.
Speaker 2: Uncover the fact that Lincoln was a promoter of the
Speaker 2: Corwin Amendment to the Constitution. These are always dangerous, by
Speaker 2: the way. Uncover the fact that Lincoln was a promoter
Speaker 2: of the Courwin Amendment to the Constitution, which would have
Speaker 2: prohibited the federal government from interfering with slavery. Did you
Speaker 2: catch that? So, mister emancipator was a promoter of the
Speaker 2: Quorman Amendment that would have prohibited the federal government from
Speaker 2: interfering with slavery, which means he wouldn't have been able
Speaker 2: to to emancipate shit and other historical figures being exposed
Speaker 2: as supporter. As a supporter of something like that would
Speaker 2: earn a collective scorn of the scholarly community. And whose
Speaker 2: interests were he was he protecting? With that? Those who
Speaker 2: went under the cotton, who were the merchants. They wanted
Speaker 2: cheap labor, and they wanted cheap products, so got to
Speaker 2: have those slaves. In this case, however, Karns Goodwin actually
Speaker 2: praised Lincoln for a political maneuver that helped save the
Speaker 2: Republican Party. In a similar vein, Joshua wolf Shank revealed
Speaker 2: in his book Lincoln's Melancholy that Lincoln's depression had caused
Speaker 2: wild mood swings that forced him to take a mid
Speaker 2: nineteenth century medicine containing large doses of mercury to counteract it.
Speaker 2: Instead of expressing alarm that the leader of our nation
Speaker 2: had suffered from mental disorder that required strong medication, the
Speaker 2: award winning author actually claimed that this somehow fueled Lincoln's
Speaker 2: greatness and made his accomplishments all the more remarkable. Right, Okay,
Speaker 2: you know, mercury makes you like completely dead to other
Speaker 2: people's feelings like remorse. You don't have that empathy. You don't,
Speaker 2: you can't, it's no, you're detached. It also makes you
Speaker 2: able because when you have when you have no morality,
Speaker 2: there's no borders and no boundaries as to what you
Speaker 2: can and will do. Right, perfect candidate for a for
Speaker 2: a despotic war trap down into the South. Compare to
Speaker 2: this curious perspective for example, to all the critical scrutiny
Speaker 2: that has been directed at the Kennedy family for covering
Speaker 2: up JFK's Addison disease, which is wear back brakes, right,
Speaker 2: there is no debate permitted here. As the Detroit Free
Speaker 2: Press put it, Abraham Lincoln is so far above every
Speaker 2: other man in humanity, human history that to compare him
Speaker 2: with others seems sacrilege. And there's a lot of weird
Speaker 2: parallels that people make between Kennedy and Lincoln too, Like
Speaker 2: Lincoln had a guy named Kennedy in his cabinet, Kennedy
Speaker 2: had a guy named Lincoln dom right, apparently, I don't know.
Speaker 3: Maybe maybe.
Speaker 2: Kennedy was contemputting going to the Ford's Theater as well.
Speaker 2: Another Oh not Lincoln, No, but yeah, he was in
Speaker 2: a back brace that day, so he was a little
Speaker 2: bit immobile, so he was propped up to be shot. Surprise, surprise.
Speaker 2: I wonder who, I wonder what type of female who
Speaker 2: is close to him of like like a wife, would
Speaker 2: have encouraged him to wear his brace that day and
Speaker 2: then maybe put his arm around him to shield him
Speaker 2: from from the fire, only to then jump out of
Speaker 2: the car. I'm just saying Jesuit Jackie, Gus Jackie. There
Speaker 2: is no debate permitted here as the Detroit Free Press.
Speaker 2: But at Abraham Lincoln is so far above every other
Speaker 2: man in human history that know that to compare him
Speaker 2: to others seems sacrileged. Nowhere on earth is there a
Speaker 2: historical historic character to compare our sainted Martyred Abraham Lincoln.
Speaker 2: Did they say that with sarcasm or did they actually
Speaker 2: want people to believe that, because that sounds like satire.
Speaker 2: According to the court historians, Lincoln was such an exceptionally
Speaker 2: honest man, so scrupulous in all his ways, that he
Speaker 2: was christened with the moniker on a stabe. There are
Speaker 2: a myriad of far fetched anecdote It's like the one
Speaker 2: regarding Lincoln walking six miles to return three cent overcharges
Speaker 2: to a customer. Fuck off, you fuck hold on, I
Speaker 2: smashed the freaking thing with it. Get on my way.
Speaker 2: There are a myriad of far fetched anecdoticia. I heard
Speaker 2: her that part, or perhaps the three miles to give
Speaker 2: a customer the tea. He'd been inadvertently short changed the amount.
Speaker 2: So apparently he was a merchant too, since he's short
Speaker 2: changing people and forgetting to give them stuff in their bag.
Speaker 2: The amount of and miles vary, but each tale is
Speaker 2: identically implausible. There is even a legend that young Lincoln
Speaker 2: once visited a prostitute and when she asked for five cents,
Speaker 2: he only had three cents to his name, so he
Speaker 2: left out of chivalry and hunter. That's not the fact
Speaker 2: that he went to a prostitute, right, Oh, but he
Speaker 2: didn't have enough money to give her. Probably didn't want
Speaker 2: to be killed by the pimp ouse side, so he
Speaker 2: did something on her role, right. Others have suggested, if
Speaker 2: he is, I'm forty, have to be the spindid less
Speaker 2: five cents ah anyway, but yeah, you can spend any story, right,
Speaker 2: they make it sound good. Let me just check some
Speaker 2: real quick, because I did just knock the shit out
Speaker 2: of the all right, we're good. I knocked the ever
Speaker 2: living heck poopy out of the screen just now, and
Speaker 2: my camera is sitting on top of it, so I
Speaker 2: was making sure it wasn't like, all right, let's go back.
Speaker 2: Others have suggested, if the story were true, that it
Speaker 2: might be another indication that Lincoln was gay. It is
Speaker 2: said that Lincoln slept in the same bed with Joshua's
Speaker 2: Speed for four years, and also spent many nights together
Speaker 2: with Captain David Derrickson at the soldier's home when Mary
Speaker 2: Todd Lincoln was out of town. Rumors claimed that Dickerson
Speaker 2: had been seen wearing Lincoln's light shirt, and the President
Speaker 2: reportedly stated, the captain and I are getting quite thick.
Speaker 2: Lincoln's law partner, William Hendon's great great niece, told author
Speaker 2: Sylvia Rue that it had been common knowledge for generations
Speaker 2: in her family that Hendon was gay and he was
Speaker 2: Lincoln's lover. Anybody can say anything after the fact, but
Speaker 2: you know. Lincoln's opponents, on the other hand, intended to
Speaker 2: view the honest ape nickname as indicative of a characteristic
Speaker 2: he didn't have, in the same way you might call
Speaker 2: fat person slim or a bald man curly. One clear
Speaker 2: indication of Lincoln's base instincts as a politician and his
Speaker 2: lack of integrity came in a letter to Norman Judd
Speaker 2: in eighteen fifty eight. I have bear suggestion. I have
Speaker 2: a bear suggestion, Lincoln wrote, When there is a known
Speaker 2: body of these voters, could not a true man of
Speaker 2: the detective class be introduced among them in a in disguise,
Speaker 2: who would at the nick of time control their votes,
Speaker 2: voter fraud, voter what do you call it, suppression, voter intimidation,
Speaker 2: voter manipulation, all Lincoln shit. Of course, he paved the
Speaker 2: way for that kind of grab, right, so that makes
Speaker 2: some hero. Lincoln was a happy He was happy to
Speaker 2: work with the anti Catholic nativist group, the know Nothings.
Speaker 2: By the way, the Abraham Lincoln Brigade is a Marxist communist,
Speaker 2: little little group there, and they took Abraham Lincoln's name.
Speaker 2: And some people say, well, that's because they invert everything.
Speaker 2: Well did they? Though? In this particular case the no Nothings,
Speaker 2: even though he seemingly was appalled at their politics, No
Speaker 2: Nothings sounded like the weird nihilists. Lincoln was elected with
Speaker 2: strong support from the know nothings, who melded with the
Speaker 2: Whigs to put reduced the new Republican Party. Lincoln never
Speaker 2: had any kind of mandate or even received significant public support.
Speaker 2: Most people don't realize that Lincoln's thirty nine point eight
Speaker 2: percent of the popular vote in eighteen sixty election remains
Speaker 2: the lowest total for any winning candidate in American history.
Speaker 2: Even Wilson, which is strange, nearly every single losing nearly
Speaker 2: every losing candidate and other president's elections received a higher
Speaker 2: percentage of the popular vote than thirty nine point eight percent.
Speaker 2: Losers gained more, had more upon attaining the office of president,
Speaker 2: Lincoln wasted little time in wielding an unprecedented amount of power.
Speaker 2: So what they don't tell you, and they probably should
Speaker 2: have explained to you here, is well, then then that
Speaker 2: means the other guy had sixty percent. No, it means
Speaker 2: that there was more than two candidates running and that
Speaker 2: the vote was split more, right, so that thirty nine
Speaker 2: percent was all he took for him to have the majority.
Speaker 2: That's what that means, Just like what they did with
Speaker 2: the Bull Party to get Wilson in.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so it says upon nattanni Off, officer of President,
Speaker 2: Lincoln wasted a little time in wielding an unprecedented amount
Speaker 2: of power. One of many journalists who felt the brunt
Speaker 2: of honest a Dictums was John Hodgson's Hodgson Phil Pennsylvania,
Speaker 2: editor of the small newspaper The Jeffersonian. Now this is
Speaker 2: interesting because Lincoln was such a hater of the Constitution.
Speaker 2: That it's just ironic or whatever you want to call it,
Speaker 2: poetic in a negative way, that he would be after
Speaker 2: a guy who had a paper called the Jeffersonian. When
Speaker 2: you think about how that relates to the Constitution has
Speaker 2: detailed in the book Lincoln's Wrath, Fierce Mobs, brilliant Scoundrels,
Speaker 2: and the President's Mission to Destroy the Press by Jeffrey
Speaker 2: Manber and Neil Dahlstrom. At first Hodgson's newspaper office was
Speaker 2: broken into and all his equipment destroyed. This is government,
Speaker 2: this is fed shit, right. Only one, only one event
Speaker 2: in what came to be known as eighteen sixty one
Speaker 2: Summer of Rage. Now long afterwards, federal marshals, under the
Speaker 2: direction of President Lincoln simply shut the paper down. How
Speaker 2: did he get to do that? Some anti war newspaper
Speaker 2: editors and writers were tarred and feathered. That's painful, especially
Speaker 2: if that tar's hot. The ones who weren't thrown into
Speaker 2: makeshift prisons without trial like bast deals, it's what they
Speaker 2: call him in France. The ones who weren't thrown into
Speaker 2: makeshift prisons without a trial were ordered to print glowing
Speaker 2: articles extolling the virtues of Lincoln and his administration, So
Speaker 2: lie yellow journalism got it. Attorney General Edward Bates supported
Speaker 2: the closing of newspapers. Well shit. The New York Times
Speaker 2: set the standard for an ensuing century plus of lapdog
Speaker 2: journalism by declaring speech is only free when loyal. And
Speaker 2: at what point in time did The New York Times
Speaker 2: become of the huish hands? So what does this mean?
Speaker 2: Why did he wield so much power? Could it be
Speaker 2: because he had the unlimited support of a certain I
Speaker 2: don't know, people on the other side that are really
Speaker 2: all about finance in the story that we're told, Oh,
Speaker 2: he defied them with his green backs. Did Maybe he
Speaker 2: was crazed enough in mercury poisoning that at some point
Speaker 2: he thought his power was even beyond theirs, even though
Speaker 2: and somehow forgot that. That's how he got his power
Speaker 2: in the first place. Perhaps, and that's why you always
Speaker 2: get surrounded by their advisors, by these Sanhedrin type, so
Speaker 2: that if you do step out of line, right, or
Speaker 2: you drink some poison or you eat some poison. The
Speaker 2: couragious Hutson launched a long forgotten lawsuit against the Lincoln
Speaker 2: administration and actually won when a similarly brave judge named
Speaker 2: Walter Laurie ruled in his favor in eighteen sixty three.
Speaker 2: A vivid example of the real character of the Great Emancipator,
Speaker 2: can't that's in quotations can be found in the first
Speaker 2: hand account of missus Robert Tansell. Her husband, a captain
Speaker 2: with the US Marine Corps, had attempted to resign his
Speaker 2: commission after reading a copy of Lincoln's inaugural address in
Speaker 2: eighteen sixty one. He said, I don't want to know
Speaker 2: one of this asshole. Secretary of the Navy, Gideon Wells,
Speaker 2: refused to accept his resignation and fired him on the spot.
Speaker 2: How do you get to do that? How do you
Speaker 2: get to be fired when you're anything? No, you can't
Speaker 2: quit because you're fired. Does that work in the military.
Speaker 2: Later that same evening, Captain Tansel was arrested and sent
Speaker 2: to jail in Fort Lafayette. He wrote letters to Lincoln
Speaker 2: asking to be made aware of the charges against them,
Speaker 2: to no avail. One of Tansell's letters, dated October third,
Speaker 2: eighteen sixty one, expressed his objection to participating in an
Speaker 2: unnatural war against my blood relations, kindred and friends. Tansell
Speaker 2: noted that this letter to the Navy Department had been ignored,
Speaker 2: as had been the case with others. There Tansel describes
Speaker 2: how letters to and from my wife are subjected to
Speaker 2: the inspection of the commanding officer of this fort, and
Speaker 2: my dearest friends are denied permission to visit me on
Speaker 2: the most important business. Under such extraordinary circumstances, I have
Speaker 2: no other resource but to appeal directly to the President
Speaker 2: and respectfully asked that I may be brought to trial
Speaker 2: as soon as possible on the charges against me, whatever
Speaker 2: they may be, or released from this imprisonment, which can
Speaker 2: find no sanction in the laws of war, nor in
Speaker 2: the constitution or laws of the country, which which the
Speaker 2: President has solemnly sworn to support. Exactly Finally, so do
Speaker 2: you not already see the elements of a dictator here,
Speaker 2: somebody who's not working for the benefit of the constitution
Speaker 2: over the American people? Do we not see this guy
Speaker 2: as an agent of someone already? This Lincoln fuck? Finally,
Speaker 2: after a great deal of effort, his wife was granted
Speaker 2: a personal interview with Lincoln. She recounted, he spoke, still
Speaker 2: looking me full in the face. I did receive that
Speaker 2: letter and it has got all the answer it will have.
Speaker 2: Mister President, I said, you are aware of the circumstances
Speaker 2: under which my husband was arrested, of his having just
Speaker 2: returned from sea after an absence of two years from
Speaker 2: his family, and of his being hurried off like a
Speaker 2: common fell into prison without giving him any reason for it.
Speaker 2: His face then turned perfectly livid. He jumped up from
Speaker 2: the table at which he was sitting and brought his
Speaker 2: clenched hand down hard upon it with an oath. He
Speaker 2: began to walk the room in violent excitement, stamping his
Speaker 2: feet in like a child having a time for tantrum
Speaker 2: or roid raging, but probably mercury field rage, and averting
Speaker 2: his head from me. Mister Lincoln, you understand. I hope
Speaker 2: that the only object of my call upon you was
Speaker 2: to ask if my husband's letter had reached you, and
Speaker 2: I have received my answer. You have most positively psycho,
Speaker 2: was his reply, with head turned from me. I took
Speaker 2: my little son by the hand and closed the door,
Speaker 2: and thus shut away from my sight. I trust forevermore
Speaker 2: the greatest despot and tyrant that have ever ruled a nation,
Speaker 2: the greatest despot and tyrant that have ever ruled the nation.
Speaker 2: That was her impression, and he did that psychotic shit
Speaker 2: right in front of his right in front of her son.
Speaker 3: And that.
Speaker 2: Man who was in prison was that little boy's father,
Speaker 2: And that was the worse that he felt for that right.
Speaker 2: What did it matter to him other than the fact
Speaker 2: that he's a psychopath and he's a power tripping There
Speaker 2: is no way of knowing the actual figures, but some
Speaker 2: critics of Lincoln have estimated that the number of political
Speaker 2: prisoners he had incarcerated was as high as forty thousand.
Speaker 2: Forty thousand people. If you spoke out against his war
Speaker 2: with the South, you were erased from life. You were
Speaker 2: black bagged. And I don't mean I don't mean body bagged.
Speaker 2: I mean black bag over the head, like in you know,
Speaker 2: he'frin dead and brought somewhere dungeon style. You were taken
Speaker 2: out of life. You know what happens. You know how
Speaker 2: much of that was journalists, people who speak out against
Speaker 2: or write out against him. And this is where I
Speaker 2: said a long time ago, when I first started my channel,
Speaker 2: I first addressed this book. I said, the reason why
Speaker 2: journalism is in the state that it is today is
Speaker 2: because Lincoln gutted out all the honest journalists because honest
Speaker 2: journalists found out quickly what happens to honest journalists when
Speaker 2: they say honest things. They were held indefinitely without bail
Speaker 2: and without the services of an attorney, without knowing the
Speaker 2: charges against them, and in such secrecy that many of
Speaker 2: their families didn't know where they were. That's horrific, especially
Speaker 2: if you're one of those little kids that doesn't know
Speaker 2: what your dad or your mom is or both. Lincoln
Speaker 2: shut down more than three hundred newspapers. This is the
Speaker 2: great amandsive payter. This is the guy who's fighting for
Speaker 2: the union and the constitution right, shutting down free speech,
Speaker 2: First Amendment right, anything that was said, anything bad about him.
Speaker 2: This is a controller of information. He shut down more
Speaker 2: than three hundred newspapers. And he wasn't burning He wasn't
Speaker 2: burning pornography like Hitler was. You burned some of the
Speaker 2: Jewish gay shit and the perversions and their childborn, and
Speaker 2: then everybody bitches and moans about it for fucking eighty years.
Speaker 2: Lincoln shut down more than three hundred newspapers and journals
Speaker 2: by executive order. Secretary of State John Seaward bragged to
Speaker 2: the British ambassador, Lord Lyons that he could ring one
Speaker 2: ballon his finger. Sorry, he could ring one bellon on
Speaker 2: his right hand and arrest a citizen in Newark, and
Speaker 2: another bell on his left finger and arrest a citizen
Speaker 2: in Ohio. He bragged about that ambassador to the ambassador,
Speaker 2: this is John Seward. Wonder what nationality that fuck was?
Speaker 2: Rushmore G. Horton detailed the wretched conditions in one such prison,
Speaker 2: where rats were prevalent. He also recounted the laughingly trivial
Speaker 2: nature of many arrests. Michigan's David C. Waddles, for example,
Speaker 2: was arrested because his children late had dyed an old
Speaker 2: shirt with BlackBerry juice and raised it high on a pole.
Speaker 2: Some patriotic citizen interpreted this as a raising of a
Speaker 2: secessionist flag. The poor Wattles was sent to was set
Speaker 2: all the way to Fort Lafayette for five months because
Speaker 2: his kids were playing. Evidently, one of the cases in
Speaker 2: which Seward used his bell was when doctor L. M.
Speaker 2: Ross of Illinois was arrested after being seen in the
Speaker 2: street drying his finger under his nose like this. It
Speaker 2: was in what was absurdly claimed to be a private
Speaker 2: signal of disloyalty. Ross served months in Washington's Old Capital
Speaker 2: Prison as a result. That's checha style of shit, right,
Speaker 2: secret police style stuff. Somebuddy randomly walking down the street,
Speaker 2: gun like this, and they say that's a signal of disloyalty,
Speaker 2: private signal of disloyalty. Disloyalty? Who at what point was
Speaker 2: our respect onsibility to just accept whatever the federal government does?
Speaker 2: Do you see where this change is happening?
Speaker 3: Right here?
Speaker 2: You see the change is all happening in Lincoln's time.
Speaker 2: This you cannot question, cannot question the federal government which
Speaker 2: is already under control of these people. But they have
Speaker 2: to make it official by breaking the spirit of America
Speaker 2: with this war. One of the most prominent of Lincoln's
Speaker 2: detainees was Frank Key Howard, grandson of Francis Scott Key,
Speaker 2: who was arrested after midnight on September thirteenth, eighteen sixty one.
Speaker 2: Howard was the editor of the Daily Exchange and drew
Speaker 2: the ire of Lincoln and Seward because of his editorials
Speaker 2: criticizing both the suspension of writ of the rit of
Speaker 2: habeas corpus, which means your rights, and Lincoln's de ration
Speaker 2: of martial law in Baltimore in a bitter irony. This
Speaker 2: is what they want to give this, this is what
Speaker 2: Trump is going to do. Don't think that on the
Speaker 2: fourth of July, when Trump was still president and he
Speaker 2: was having his Fourth of July at the Lincoln Memorial
Speaker 2: for the first time in history any US president doing so,
Speaker 2: that that didn't mean something, And it did mean something good.
Speaker 2: Go back and look at that. It means he's invoking
Speaker 2: the spirit. It's very a public ritual like but when
Speaker 2: you understand who Lincoln really is, that's not a good thing.
Speaker 2: In a bitter irony. He was in prison for mckendrey.
Speaker 2: His father, his grandfather had he was in prison at
Speaker 2: Fort McHenry. His grandfather had written The Star Spangled Banner
Speaker 2: forty seven years earlier, inspired by the bombing of the
Speaker 2: same Fort McHenry by a British warship. In an interesting
Speaker 2: corollary event, in eighteen fifty nine, the son of Francis
Speaker 2: Scott Key, Philip Barton Key the second, was killed by
Speaker 2: Congressman Daniel Sickles, who had discovered he was having an
Speaker 2: affair with his young wife. Among his defense attorneys was
Speaker 2: Lincoln's future Secretary of War Edwin Stanton, who successfully employed
Speaker 2: the temporarily insanity defense. Temporary insanity defense, that's a joke.
Speaker 2: Lincoln arrested nearly the entire legislature of Maryland. So he's
Speaker 2: going after politicians, people that were elected by the people
Speaker 2: because they are preventing him from killing a bunch of Americans.
Speaker 2: He's clearing the table. Lincoln arrested nearly the entire legislature
Speaker 2: of Maryland, Legislature of Maryland, surely after being elected only
Speaker 2: with the Police Commissioner of Baltimore. Oh sorry, along with
Speaker 2: the Police Commissioner of Baltimore, several newspaper editors, and other
Speaker 2: prominent citizens people for what some of them served nearly
Speaker 2: two years in various bastills, as they were derisively referred
Speaker 2: to because of the memory of the French Revolution, that
Speaker 2: horrific event, right by the Jacobins and the Francis literally
Speaker 2: Francris suggests. In nineteen sixty nine, John A. Marshall wrote
Speaker 2: the moving book American Bastille, a history of illegal arrests
Speaker 2: and imprisonment of American citizens in Northern and border states
Speaker 2: on account of their political opinions during the late Civil War.
Speaker 2: Back then you wrote the whole entire book on as
Speaker 2: the title, which described his own arbitrary arrest and unconstitutional
Speaker 2: internment in Fort Lafayette, one of Lincoln's makeshift prisons. One
Speaker 2: of the many stories recounted by Marshall was that of
Speaker 2: New York Daily News editor James W. Well, whose editorials
Speaker 2: condemning the war in Lincoln's countless unconstitutional action formed the
Speaker 2: basis of his crime right by calling out the crimes
Speaker 2: of Lincoln, that was a crime itself. Exemplifying the state
Speaker 2: of absolute tyranny that existed. Was a December third, eighteen
Speaker 2: sixty one announcement from Seth. C. Howley, Chief Clerk of
Speaker 2: the Metropolitan Police Commissioners of New York, that declared, Department
Speaker 2: of State of the United States will not recognize anyone
Speaker 2: as an attorney for political prisoners. So if you've been
Speaker 2: deemed a political prisoner, you don't have an attorney, you
Speaker 2: don't get to have one, and we'll look with distrust
Speaker 2: upon all applications for release through such channels. So if
Speaker 2: you ask for somebody who you don't even understand why
Speaker 2: they've been detained to be released, then you're going to
Speaker 2: be You're going to have a knock on your door
Speaker 2: next is what they're saying, they'll come get you two,
Speaker 2: and that such applications will be regarded as an additional
Speaker 2: as additional reasons for declining the release of these prisoners.
Speaker 2: In eighteen sixty two, Congress the Enrollment Act, which it
Speaker 2: authorized the drafting of young men into the Union Army.
Speaker 2: It was the first form of national conscription in American history.
Speaker 2: The Act was rife with inequities, such as the provision
Speaker 2: which allowed a man to pay three hundred dollars to
Speaker 2: hire a substitute to take his place. For those families
Speaker 2: of means that couldn't find his substitute, there was a
Speaker 2: convenient commutation provision whereby a payment of five hundred dollars
Speaker 2: bought an exemption from the draft. This hated rich Man's exemption,
Speaker 2: as it was called angered the average American of military age,
Speaker 2: especially the young Irish immigrants of New York City. Right
Speaker 2: remember that movie Gangs in New York where they're taken
Speaker 2: off of one vote put on another. In the guys,
Speaker 2: when a' they going to feed us? They promised us food,
Speaker 2: they were putting him right into war. A riot erupted
Speaker 2: into New York. A riot erupted in New York in
Speaker 2: eighteen sixty three as a result, and President Lincoln was
Speaker 2: as was his wont used some extraordinary executive powers to
Speaker 2: quell the dis services. He diverted troops from Gettysburg to
Speaker 2: the area, and only a lack of manpower stops him
Speaker 2: from declaring martial law. Predictably, while Lincoln extolled a all
Speaker 2: poor and lower middle class youngsters to lay down their
Speaker 2: lives on the altar of freedom quote unquote, because that's
Speaker 2: a joke to save the quote unquote union, which he
Speaker 2: was already destroying the constitution. So what was he trying
Speaker 2: to salvage here except total dominance? Is that what we're
Speaker 2: trying to do. The Federalists have come to, have come
Speaker 2: to u maturity. Now they're showing their true colors that
Speaker 2: there is no there is no other division of government
Speaker 2: except them, that they're going to do whatever they want.
Speaker 2: They're going to from here on out use the eos
Speaker 2: to just become dictators. Right. Lincoln's oldest son, Robert, remained
Speaker 2: far from the battlefields at Harvard University. Interesting that he'd
Speaker 2: be at Harvard the president. Eventually, when the war was
Speaker 2: nearing an end found Robert a relatively safe position on
Speaker 2: General Grant staff, where he was commissioned as a captain
Speaker 2: and assistant Adjunct General. On February twenty third, eighteen sixty five,
Speaker 2: coal miners in Pennsylvania rioted and attacked officials who tried
Speaker 2: to force them to enlist in the draft. Good soldiers
Speaker 2: were sent to Pennsylvania to call the riots. So was
Speaker 2: everybody all gung ho about this war killing about their Americans?
Speaker 2: Or was this a very forced thing that people didn't
Speaker 2: want anything to do with and that Americans saw it
Speaker 2: as being the destruction of their country. What really happened
Speaker 2: in the eighteen sixties Farmers in Ohio who opposed the
Speaker 2: draft attacked soldiers who were sent to fight them good
Speaker 2: And why were these soldiers even doing this? They should
Speaker 2: have been like, what the fuck are we coming here
Speaker 2: to fight with farmers for? Drop your gun? Say fuck
Speaker 2: this president. The July eighteen sixty three New York draft
Speaker 2: riots were the largest insurgent revolt in American history outside
Speaker 2: of the secession of the Southern States itself. Why do
Speaker 2: you think they did that because a psychopath like this
Speaker 2: The lottery system which was which has noted included a
Speaker 2: provision that permitted those of means to pay a poorer
Speaker 2: substitute to take their place in battle. Had already angered many,
Speaker 2: and the passage of the Emancipation Proclamation really lit the fire.
Speaker 2: Anti war newspaper editors had fueled the outrage, which covered
Speaker 2: with fueled the outrage with coverage that was certain to
Speaker 2: appeal to poor and working class weights. The three hundred
Speaker 2: dollars rich Man's exemption was bitterly compared by many to
Speaker 2: the one thousand dollars paid for Southern slis. Often, I'm
Speaker 2: sure that was an inflated price too, because you know
Speaker 2: who was involved in selling those the hues. Right Often
Speaker 2: these immigrants, according to Pat Buchanan, some some right off
Speaker 2: the boat, were put into uniform and sent into battle. Yes,
Speaker 2: this is what they showed in gangs in New York,
Speaker 2: where many died, never coming to know the land where
Speaker 2: the streets have streets are paid with gold.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 2: The initial target of the rioters wrath where military and
Speaker 2: governmental buildings, and the mobs only attacked those who interfered
Speaker 2: with them. Right, right, because Americans with actual purpose and
Speaker 2: like you know, moral ethics, value and character, integrity, we're
Speaker 2: only getting They were only taking now people that were
Speaker 2: getting in their way from them, going after the problem
Speaker 2: the source. Remember that, remember that lesson. But the more
Speaker 2: extreme rioters soon began focusing their anger on every black person, right,
Speaker 2: And I wonder how many people were actually organic to that,
Speaker 2: and how many people were plants to make it look
Speaker 2: bad for them so that they could make a big
Speaker 2: stink about it, including a poor fruit vendor before setting
Speaker 2: fire to the colored orphan asylum on the Fifth Avenue.
Speaker 2: Eventually eleven black men would be lynched. But what do
Speaker 2: we know what their crimes are? Right? Do we know
Speaker 2: what their crimes are? Because a lot of times when
Speaker 2: this happened, it's because they were raping women and killing children.
Speaker 2: So let's just find out what they did first, if
Speaker 2: they did anything, before we get all upset about the
Speaker 2: ones that were lynched and hundreds of blacks were forced
Speaker 2: from the city expulsion. We don't want the Jews went
Speaker 2: on the blacks, Okay, Well that's the prerogative. Herbert Ashbury
Speaker 2: Asberry Aspberries, author of the book Gangs of New York.
Speaker 2: I just say put the total death toll to some
Speaker 2: two thousand. The list of Lincoln's atrosites is long. When
Speaker 2: there was a delay in paying the Sioux Indians in
Speaker 2: Minnesota their yearly allowance during the War between the States,
Speaker 2: they began attacking the nearby white settlements. Lincoln sent in
Speaker 2: a Union force under the command of General John Pope
Speaker 2: and Colonel H. J. H. Sibley. Pope's hahaha always loved
Speaker 2: to kill the brown people, especially the natives, and then
Speaker 2: the Indians were decisively defeated. On September twenty third, eighteen
Speaker 2: sixty two. More than two thousand Sioux were taken captive,
Speaker 2: and a military tribunal sanctioned by Lincoln authorized the public
Speaker 2: hanging of thirty six tribunal leaders. Guilt or innocence was immaterial,
Speaker 2: and the Minnesota Sioux were moved to reservations in Dakota.
Speaker 2: In Incredibly, Lincoln even ordered the arrest of Supreme Court
Speaker 2: Chief Justice Roger Tainey, who had ruled against Lincoln's outrageous
Speaker 2: suspension of the rid of habeas corpus suitying the ancient
Speaker 2: rule of English liberty and the Constitutions, and the Constitution's
Speaker 2: delineation of this power exclusively to ungers. Taney was never
Speaker 2: formally arrested, but Lincoln's tyrannical actions continued. Kaney was an
Speaker 2: independent spirit who respected the constitution. A memorial anecdote about
Speaker 2: him maintains that he would have refused to administer the
Speaker 2: oath of office if his political enemy John Stewart had
Speaker 2: been elected president. Lincoln's philosophy was exemplified by what he
Speaker 2: once told a Chicago clergyman, as commander in chief of
Speaker 2: the Army and Navy in time of war, I suppose
Speaker 2: I have a right to take any measure which may
Speaker 2: best subdue the enemy. The much as the Bush and
Speaker 2: Obama administrations extended this definition of an enemy to include
Speaker 2: critics of their political policies. Right, you're an enemy of
Speaker 2: the state as of nineteen thirty three if he just
Speaker 2: happened to be an American. Lincoln clearly felt that those
Speaker 2: who opposed his policies were allied with the Confederates. So
Speaker 2: to not want to kill other Americans, you are a
Speaker 2: traitor to Lincoln. Renowned writer Edgar Lee Masters would later
Speaker 2: comment that Lincoln was to call for the andh was
Speaker 2: to call for and send troops into the South, and
Speaker 2: thus sir that psychology of hate and fear from which
Speaker 2: people cannot extricate themselves, though knowing and saying that the
Speaker 2: war was started by usurpation. Did he mean that he
Speaker 2: would bow to the American people when the law was
Speaker 2: laid down by their courts, through which alone the law
Speaker 2: be interpreted as constitutional voice of the people. No, he
Speaker 2: did not mean that, because when Tainey decided that Lincoln
Speaker 2: had no power to suspend the rid of Habeas corpus,
Speaker 2: Lincoln flouted and trampled the decision of the Court Anti
Speaker 2: Slavery copperhead Judge Henry Clay clay Dean who charged that
Speaker 2: the Civil War was being directed by international bankers. Oh,
Speaker 2: look at that? Who charged that the Civil war is
Speaker 2: being directed by international bankers? And who was pushing this thing?
Speaker 2: Lincoln experienced better angels of Lincoln's nature firsthand when his
Speaker 2: outspoken anti war reviews landed him in one of Honest
Speaker 2: Abe's unconstitutional prisons. The Postmaster General has for the last
Speaker 2: five years been violating the males. The Secretary right checking
Speaker 2: to see to make sure you're not doing anything subversive.
Speaker 2: Subversive to Lincoln, that is, the Secretary of the Treasury
Speaker 2: has been squandering the public wealth. The Secretary of War
Speaker 2: all commissioned with innocent blood. Is employing the army for
Speaker 2: the destruction of the country, right for the destruction of
Speaker 2: the country, the whole country, so that it can be
Speaker 2: easily more easily after its spirits broken controlled. The Secretary
Speaker 2: of State has been subverting constitutional law and disgracing our
Speaker 2: form of government at home and abroad. Decharged the Attorney
Speaker 2: General is gravely burlesquing nonsense itself by defining constitutional construction
Speaker 2: of hold on. The Attorney General is gravely burlesquing nonsense
Speaker 2: itself by defining constitutional construction of unconstitutional laws, as in
Speaker 2: conspiracy with military commissions to murder innocent women whoa The
Speaker 2: President is administering the government through military sat traps in
Speaker 2: a manner unknown to Republican systems and disgraceful to despotisms
Speaker 2: which regard the character of those entrusted to power. The
Speaker 2: courts of the country are infamously corrupt. The state legislatures
Speaker 2: and Congress are flagrantly accessible to bribes. Clement Vallandingham. We have,
Speaker 2: as all will agree, a free government in this great struggle.
Speaker 2: This form of government and every form of human rights
Speaker 2: is endangered. If our enemies succeed Abraham Lincoln, there was
Speaker 2: surprisingly little effort expanded expanded by the top statesman of
Speaker 2: the era to avoid the unnecessary blood bath. Surprisingly little
Speaker 2: effort because of what they were controlled by what foreign banks.
Speaker 2: In April eighteen sixty one, former President Franklin Pearis wrote
Speaker 2: to all other living ex presidents and asked them to
Speaker 2: consider using their collective stature and influence to attempts a
Speaker 2: negotiated end to the war. He specifically requested that Martin
Speaker 2: Van Buren, as one of the most senior past chief executives,
Speaker 2: issue a formal declaration on the matter. In an astonishing
Speaker 2: but familiar display of petty politics, Van Buren replied that Pierce,
Speaker 2: as the originator of the idea and more recent president,
Speaker 2: should be the one to do it. So fagory, that's
Speaker 2: also another way to pass a buck, because they're being
Speaker 2: controlled themselves. There is nothing further on the matter in
Speaker 2: the recorded historical literature, so they just said screw the
Speaker 2: rest of the country and the future of America. Lincoln's
Speaker 2: most vocal Northern critic was Congressman Clement L. The Landingham,
Speaker 2: the Landingham of Ohio. As early as eighteen sixty one July,
Speaker 2: he took to the floor of Congress to to excreate
Speaker 2: the President for the wicked and heasardous experiment of call
Speaker 2: thirty millions of people into arms among themselves without the
Speaker 2: counsul and authority of Congress. On the subject of Lincoln's
Speaker 2: claim that the South had no right to secede, the
Speaker 2: indignant Democrat rared he Lincoln omits to tell us that
Speaker 2: secession and disunion had a New England origin and began
Speaker 2: in Massachusetts in eighteen o four at the time of
Speaker 2: the Louisiana Purchase, were revived by Hartford Secession Convention in
Speaker 2: eighteen fourteen, and culminated during the War of eighteen twelve
Speaker 2: in New Englanders sending commissioners to Washington to settle the
Speaker 2: terms for a peaceable separation of New England from the
Speaker 2: other states of the Union. Valaddingham colorfully summarized Lincoln's tyranny
Speaker 2: as something that would have cost any English sovereign his
Speaker 2: head at any time within the last two hundred years. Valaddingham,
Speaker 2: as the initial voice of in Congress opposing the war,
Speaker 2: was attacked and criticized, as might be expected. On April
Speaker 2: twenty fourth, eighteen sixty two, he responded angrily to radical
Speaker 2: Republican Senator Menam F. Wade, denouncing him as a traitor
Speaker 2: bylaint exclaiming, now, sir, here in my place in the House,
Speaker 2: as a representative, I denounced the author of that speech
Speaker 2: as a liar, a scoundrel, and a coward. His name
Speaker 2: is Benjamin F.
Speaker 3: Wade.
Speaker 2: An unsuccessful effort was launched to censor Vladingham over this.
Speaker 2: Over these remarks, undaunted, the brave Congressman gave a particularly
Speaker 2: bold speech on the House in July fourteenth, eighteen sixty three,
Speaker 2: in which he declared, soon after the war began, the
Speaker 2: reign of the mob was the reign of the mob.
Speaker 2: Democracy right, mob rule. Soon after the war began, the
Speaker 2: reign of the mob supplanted by the iron domination, iron curtain.
Speaker 2: This very rige kind of like pops out, the iron
Speaker 2: domination of arbitrary power. Constitutional limitation was broken down. Habeas
Speaker 2: corpus fell. Liberty of the press, of speech, of the
Speaker 2: person of the males like male like you receive mail,
Speaker 2: right of travel, of one's own house, and of religion,
Speaker 2: the right to bear arms. The Second Amendment was trampled too.
Speaker 2: Isn't that beautiful? Does this sound familiar yet? Due process
Speaker 2: of law, judicial trial. All this is corrupted right now,
Speaker 2: because why because these are the roots to it, trial
Speaker 2: by jury, trial at all, Every badge and monument of
Speaker 2: freedom and republican government or kindly government or kingly government
Speaker 2: all went down at a blow, and the chief law
Speaker 2: officer of the Crown, I beg pardon, sir. But it
Speaker 2: is easy now to fall into this courtly language. The
Speaker 2: Attorney General proclaimed. In the United States, it's the maximum
Speaker 2: of Roman servility. Whatever pleases the president, that is law.
Speaker 2: That's what it means. Whatever please is the president, that's
Speaker 2: the law. Whatever makes him happen, whatever he decides, his decree,
Speaker 2: whatever his EO, his wish. There's maximum of Roman servility.
Speaker 2: There's Roman pillars around the Lincoln mortal right. Does that
Speaker 2: indicate something? Why are they here in our country? Whatever
Speaker 2: please is the president, that is the law. Prisoners of
Speaker 2: state were then first heard of here. Prisoners of state
Speaker 2: was the first time they even knew the concept. Midnight
Speaker 2: and arbitrary arrest commenced, secret police, guys, cheka, fucking Bolshevik stuff,
Speaker 2: all masonically arranged, all manipulated by politics and infiltrators of
Speaker 2: these central bank authorities, These prior to their being one,
Speaker 2: but there was one here a couple of times before that.
Speaker 2: Then the charter was shot down by Andrew Jackson, and
Speaker 2: this is the result. They're like, you know what, We're
Speaker 2: gonna have to break them and make them our bitches.
Speaker 2: That's what That's what they wanted. That's what they did.
Speaker 2: They they made Issuel West our country. We long before
Speaker 2: there was an Israel. Proper right. Prisoners of the state
Speaker 2: were then first heard of here midnight in arbitrary oft
Speaker 2: resk commenced. Travel with trouble was interdicted, trade embargoed, passports,
Speaker 2: demanded papers, papers. This is all under Lincoln. Remember we're
Speaker 2: told that Hitler was a bad guy. Papers, bast deals
Speaker 2: were introduced, makeshift prisons, strange oaths invented, A secret police organized.
Speaker 2: What I just tell you about secret police. A secret
Speaker 2: police organized. The right to declare war, to raise and
Speaker 2: support armies, and to provide and maintain a navy was
Speaker 2: all usurped by the executive On September twenty fourth, eighteen
Speaker 2: sixty two, Lincoln first martial law and authorize the use
Speaker 2: of military tribunals to try civilians who are suspected of
Speaker 2: being guilty of disloyalty, of the disloyal practice or providing
Speaker 2: aid and comfort to rebels. So this whole domestic terrorism
Speaker 2: thing that they're going to start shoving down our throats
Speaker 2: and having their little Asian provocateurs cause false flags so
Speaker 2: that they can then, you know, make the excuse and
Speaker 2: appeal to the stupid Americans that don't pay attention to
Speaker 2: things why they're rounding up their neighbors and all this
Speaker 2: other shit that's going to happen. It's going to happen
Speaker 2: a lot like it was written about in nineteen ninety
Speaker 2: by Bill Cooper. It's going to happen very close to
Speaker 2: that when he said don't be home on the holidays
Speaker 2: if you're a patriot and no patriot, it's gonna happen,
Speaker 2: and it's going to happen under people's it's not this
Speaker 2: This this fall, like the fall of the country, isn't
Speaker 2: gonna be with whimper. It's not going to be with
Speaker 2: sorrow and cries. It's going to be with bursts of
Speaker 2: cheer from stupid fucking people who are going to trust
Speaker 2: Trump and he's going to invoke all this shit because
Speaker 2: guess what, there's a precedence for it. Now as we
Speaker 2: can see right here, guilty of disloyal practice. Oh what
Speaker 2: does that mean? It means these domestic terrorists that we
Speaker 2: just claim our domestic terrorists are all bad people and
Speaker 2: we need to get them out of zero society. Why
Speaker 2: because those are going to be the resistance that would
Speaker 2: ever stop this evil from happening and manifesting and taking
Speaker 2: over completely. We got to get rid of them. We
Speaker 2: got to take all the chess pieces off the board
Speaker 2: before the game even starts. Just as what exactly how
Speaker 2: Lincoln was doing as he was progressing with the war,
Speaker 2: Lincoln ordered ministers arrested in their churches. A priest named
Speaker 2: Kenzie John Stewart was arrested for treason because he had
Speaker 2: refused to pray for the president. That was treason. This
Speaker 2: you know what treason means. It means murder, means they
Speaker 2: could kill you because he refuse to pray for the
Speaker 2: president of A year later, on April thirte eighth, eighteen
Speaker 2: sixty three, General Ambrose Burnside, indignant over rampant anti administration
Speaker 2: fervor in Cincinnati, Ohio, issued infamous General Order Number thirty eight,
Speaker 2: which authorized the death penalty for those who declared sympathies
Speaker 2: for the enemy. This is in our country, General Ambrose Burnside,
Speaker 2: because this was military martial law, right, because they're the
Speaker 2: ones making the rules now in general orders, they were
Speaker 2: under siege. And this this is in Cincinnati, Ohio, General
Speaker 2: Order number thirty eight, which authorized the death penalty for
Speaker 2: those who declared sympathies for the enemy. Oh, by the way,
Speaker 2: Trump is going to do that for people who are
Speaker 2: quote unquote declared anti Semitic. Commit vill Addingham blasted Lincoln's
Speaker 2: acts of declaring war without the consent of the Congress
Speaker 2: and charged him with contemptuously violating the Constitution by suspending
Speaker 2: the rid of habeas corpus. And you know that was
Speaker 2: never actually stated, right, technically, the Constitution is still suspended.
Speaker 3: To this day.
Speaker 2: There was never any act of Congress to reinstate it
Speaker 2: since the time of Lincoln. It's just a post it
Speaker 2: on the wall. It's the pebble to hypnotize us free
Speaker 2: range chickens, so that we appeared to have freedom, we
Speaker 2: appear to have rights. And this is what I've been
Speaker 2: saying for fucking six years, and I'm getting tired of
Speaker 2: it because nobody catches on, and if they do, then
Speaker 2: what are they waiting for. We have already been defeated.
Speaker 2: The war is not over. And you can say that
Speaker 2: this is the the continuation of the counter Reformation just
Speaker 2: as much as you can say it's you know, partnered
Speaker 2: up with the the Zionist Jewish element. Right, why do
Speaker 2: we have Roman law? Letting him described it as an
Speaker 2: offense to the intelligence for Lincoln to argue that gross
Speaker 2: and manipulate it. Sorry, that gross and multiplied infractions of
Speaker 2: the Constitution and usurpations of power were done by the
Speaker 2: president out of pure love and devotion for the Constitution.
Speaker 2: Yet why did you traveled the Constitution to protect it?
Speaker 2: This is the same bullshit that they were saying when
Speaker 2: they wanted Trump to desclare martial law last time he
Speaker 2: was around. So you want him to just suppend and
Speaker 2: destroy the Constitution and effort just to protect it. That
Speaker 2: makes zero sense, But it does if you're in retard
Speaker 2: after a May First, which by the way, is May Day.
Speaker 2: It's a huge holiday for international communism. And why is that?
Speaker 2: Because there are a bunch of freaking Freemasonic and I'm
Speaker 2: talking about the Francis Jesuit Freemasonic Order that was spurned
Speaker 2: on after seventeen eighties, not the free Masonic Order of
Speaker 2: your ancestors, or your forefathers, or the founders of this country,
Speaker 2: but the one that was manipulated and subverted and co opted, yes,
Speaker 2: by Francis and Jesuits in the seventeen nineties, seventeen eighties.
Speaker 2: So what do we get. We get May Day, because
Speaker 2: May Day is the Umlam, the Illuminati day of day
Speaker 2: of birth right. So after May first, eighteen sixty three
Speaker 2: speech in which Vlattingham reacted to burnside order by spitting
Speaker 2: on it and trampling it under his feet and said,
Speaker 2: among other things, that the President the president war was
Speaker 2: a wicked, cruel, and unnecessary war. I'm if you don't
Speaker 2: like Voladingham by now you should man one not waged
Speaker 2: for the preservation of the Union, but for the purpose
Speaker 2: of crushing out liberty and to erect a despotism. One
Speaker 2: hundred fifty soldiers were sent to the ex congressman's home
Speaker 2: at two forty in the morning. Jeez, really close to
Speaker 2: the witching hour. I'm sure that's not coincidental. And what
Speaker 2: they do they had, They had their Feds, their secret police,
Speaker 2: just like Trump had some seventy five year old man
Speaker 2: shot to death in his front in front of his
Speaker 2: house for saying something about Biden in his killy suit.
Speaker 2: For Christ's sake, Who the what that's true social for you? Oh,
Speaker 2: by the way, that's also owned by Flynn. Yeah, mister
Speaker 2: General Flynn. Summit church freaking Elizabeth Claire prophet re speeching,
Speaker 2: blah blah, bullshit retarded scumbag massad agent fuck that he is.
Speaker 2: When refused entrance, they broke down Vladingham's door and hauled
Speaker 2: him off to a military prison in Cincinnati. They did
Speaker 2: this to a congressman. Public outrage following his arrest of
Speaker 2: such a prominent and distinguished citizen. Public outrage followed this
Speaker 2: arrest of such a prominent and distinguished citizen. The Albany
Speaker 2: Atlas and Argus, in its May twenty fourth, eighteen sixty
Speaker 2: three editions, suggested that the arrest was an experiment to
Speaker 2: see how much of the public would tolerate. They do
Speaker 2: a lot of these tests to us, don't they like COVID?
Speaker 2: How much will we tolerate? And reported the blow that
Speaker 2: falls upon the citizen of Ohio today may be directed
Speaker 2: at a democrat of New York tomorrow. The blow therefore
Speaker 2: is a threat at every Democrat. Mobs of New Yorkers
Speaker 2: assembled at the state capitol to end protest. A letter
Speaker 2: from Governor Horatio Anymore was read to the crowd. Seymour said,
Speaker 2: in part, the transaction involved a series of offenses against
Speaker 2: our most sacred rights. It interfered with the freedom of speech.
Speaker 2: It violated our rights to be secure in our homes
Speaker 2: against unreasonable searches and seizures. Fourth Amendment right. It pronounced
Speaker 2: sentence without a trial because Haber's corpus was suspended, save
Speaker 2: on which was a mockery, save on which was a
Speaker 2: markery which insulted as well as wronged. The perpetrators now
Speaker 2: seek to impose punishment not for an offense against the law,
Speaker 2: but for a disregard of an invalid order put forth
Speaker 2: in an utter disregard of principles of civil liberty. See
Speaker 2: how much working and manipulation and ignoring and destroying an
Speaker 2: inversion and you know, complete in other defiance to the
Speaker 2: Constitution had to be done by Lincoln in order for
Speaker 2: this war to un happen. The attendees, including Congressman Francis
Speaker 2: Kernan and former New York mayor and congressman. A racist,
Speaker 2: Corning drafted a series of resolutions to be sent to
Speaker 2: President Lincoln. As the resolutions pointed out, the assumption of
Speaker 2: power by military tribunial, if necessary, if successfully asserted, not
Speaker 2: only abrogates the right of the people to assemble and
Speaker 2: discuss the affairs of government, but deliberty of speech and
Speaker 2: of the press, the right of trial by jury, all
Speaker 2: taken away by the rid of fabrorty of corpus, suspension,
Speaker 2: the law of evidence, and the privileges of habeas corporus.
Speaker 2: But it strikes a fatal blow at the supremacy of law.
Speaker 2: Lincoln's twenty page reply to the Albany, New York Democrats
Speaker 2: was filled with ridiculous justifications. In defending the use of
Speaker 2: military tribunals, Lincoln defiantly and ungrammatically wrote a jury to
Speaker 2: frequently have at least one member more ready to hang
Speaker 2: the panel than to hang the trader. This was an
Speaker 2: admission that such trials were for show only, as there
Speaker 2: was not the slightest pretense that anyone charged would not
Speaker 2: be found guilty. Corning showed admirable resolve in his strong response,
Speaker 2: charging Lincoln with pretensions to more than regal authority. President
Speaker 2: Franklin Roosevelt would use Lincoln's actions as the precedence to
Speaker 2: the tried German detainees before military tribunals. Isn't that lovely?
Speaker 2: See fucking precedents? Who did that? Who did that? Rather
Speaker 2: than the letter of the law? Brandeis Now it's under president.
Speaker 2: So you have one corrupt fuck and you can point
Speaker 2: back at that and then do it again. The Supreme Court,
Speaker 2: already fulfill fully accustomed to unconstitutional decisions, upheld FDR's right
Speaker 2: to do so in nineteen forty two, after the inaccurately
Speaker 2: reported events of September eleventh, two thousand and one, President
Speaker 2: George W. Bush but against these unconstitutional precedents to justify
Speaker 2: the trying of jihadists quote unquote before military tribunals. Former
Speaker 2: President bush Deputy Assistant Attorney General John U described Lincoln's
Speaker 2: tyranny in unique language, terming it a vigorous and dynamic
Speaker 2: view of his right to advance an alternative vision of
Speaker 2: the constitution. What In direct reference to the Clement vlading
Speaker 2: Dam's arrest, Lincoln had famously responded by saying, I must
Speaker 2: I shoot a simple minded soldier boy who deserts, while
Speaker 2: I must not touch a hair of the wily agitator
Speaker 2: who induces him to desert. So he just said he
Speaker 2: doesn't get to shoot Voladingham. George W. Bush's declaration that
Speaker 2: those who oppose his perpetual war on terror were supporting
Speaker 2: the terrorists is a direct descendant of this remarkably a
Speaker 2: statist statist statism the religion sentiment of Lincoln's Lettingham fared
Speaker 2: far better than most enemies of Lincoln's administration. He wound
Speaker 2: up being banished to the Confederacy. However, since Flattingham merely
Speaker 2: wanted peace and didn't support the Confederacy, the Confederate leaders
Speaker 2: eventually decided to release him, and the former Ohio lawmaker
Speaker 2: made his way to Canada. Flemingham had been nominated in
Speaker 2: absentia for the governorship of Ohio by the Democrats, and
Speaker 2: he ran his election campaign from Windsor, Ontario. The great
Speaker 2: believer in democracy, Abraham Lincoln, injected himself into the election,
Speaker 2: cautioning voters that if they supported Flattingham, it would be
Speaker 2: a discredit to the country. Exhibiting his usual brand of
Speaker 2: crass party politics, Lincoln also offered to revoke of Lettingham's
Speaker 2: deportation order if several Ohio Congressmen would support some of
Speaker 2: his policies on a on the coattails of recent northern victories.
Speaker 2: Latningham was defeated in the election, but told his supporters,
Speaker 2: you were beaten, but a nobler battle for constitutional liberty
Speaker 2: and free popular government, but never was fought by any people,
Speaker 2: although he had. Although he and George McLelland disagreed on
Speaker 2: the Democratic Party's peace platform in the eighteen sixty four
Speaker 2: presidential election, Letningham was still named as the nominee for
Speaker 2: Secretary of War on McClellan's ticket, and we'll leave it
Speaker 2: there for now, oh okay. Lincoln helped establish the fine
Speaker 2: American tradition of voting fraud by ordering Republican soldiers to
Speaker 2: be furloughed by their commanders so as to be able
Speaker 2: to make it to the polls. Lincoln instructed that soldiers
Speaker 2: who were respect who were suspected Democrats, however, were to
Speaker 2: be kept in the field and thus enabled and thus
Speaker 2: unable to vote. Union soldiers also intimidated voters at the polls,
Speaker 2: as even ironclad Lincoln cultist David Herbert Donald admitted under
Speaker 2: the protection of federal bayonets. New York went Republic by
Speaker 2: seven thousand votes in the eighteen sixty four election. In
Speaker 2: a nineteen oh four essay titled How Lincoln Secured his election,
Speaker 2: George Edmonds detailed how Lincoln, Stanton, and company had been
Speaker 2: particularly worried about New York as signs indicated it would
Speaker 2: go overwhelmingly overwhelmingly to McLellan. General Benjamin Beast Butler was
Speaker 2: sent with five thousand Western troops into New York to
Speaker 2: control the voting process. The New York militia, armed sorry
Speaker 2: alarmed at this huge military presidence, naturally objected and informed
Speaker 2: Butler that they were under the authority of the governor
Speaker 2: of the state. Butler scoffed at this and told them,
Speaker 2: I shall not recognize the authority of your governor. For
Speaker 2: what I from what I hear of Governor Seymour, I
Speaker 2: may find it necessary to arrest all I know who
Speaker 2: are proposing to disturb the peace on election day. Butler
Speaker 2: admitted the true purpose of his presence there in a
Speaker 2: November seventh letter to Edwin Stanton, in which he said,
Speaker 2: I have done all I could to prevent the secessionists
Speaker 2: from voting, so we'll leave it there. There's a lot
Speaker 2: more to say. These sick, the fucking government generals underneath.
Speaker 2: One of them became a president called the Grant. These murderers,
Speaker 2: these cold blooded killers. And now that you're starting to
Speaker 2: need a little taste of Lincoln, anybody with a freaking
Speaker 2: conscience would have put a bullet in this fox head.
Speaker 2: So no conspiracy necessary, but there is one. And it
Speaker 2: doesn't necessarily mean that it's because of his greenbacks, because
Speaker 2: that takes away from the fact that he was working
Speaker 2: for them, if you think that they are the same
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