Colonel Edward Mandell House, a Marxist Jew who controlled President Woodrow Wilson “was neither a Colonel nor was that his actual name” wrote a book entitled “Philip Dru, Administrator, in 1912.” In it, he has one of his characters make this most unusual but certainly a true statement about the misnamed Civil War.
“Cynical Europe said that the North would have it appear that a war had been fought for human freedom, whereas it was fought for money.”
Reconstruction was the takeover of the South by the Marxists who controlled the North!
Andrew Johnson is somewhat of an historical paradox; supporting the Union in his home state of Tennessee he was appointed governor by Abraham Lincoln where he served until becoming Lincoln’s running mate in the election of 1864.
As governor, Johnson had minimal contact with the radical Marxist Republicans in Congress.
After Lincoln’s murder he became president and found his beliefs contrary to the Congress, especially reference Reconstruction.
Therefore, Johnson was suspicious of Republican motives. Their demand for universal black suffrage in the South, while retaining it as a state’s right in the North, was an obvious attempt to perpetuate Republican Party control by establishing Southern puppet regimes led by Northern Carpetbaggers wherein Black males could vote but White former Confederates could not.
Governments will always be for sale to the highest bidder!
Would it be possible to create a government which the International banking cabal would not eventually control?
18 USC 1001 makes it a felony to lie to a federal agent; why is it not a felony for a federal employee, including all elected officials to lie to the people?
What is it going to take for the people to awaken to the massive fraud called government?
A resolution from the Florida legislature during Reconstruction speaks volumes!
“Beyond the postal service our people derive no benefit from our existence as a State of the Union. We are denied representation even when we elect a man who never sympathized with the Confederacy’s armed rebellion. We are at the same time subject to the most onerous taxation; [and our] civil law is enforced only when it meets the approval of the local military commanders.”
Never knew that President Andrew Johnson actually began to see the truth once he was surrounded by Marxists as President!
In 1867 he argued that Radical Reconstruction demonstrated the Southern states had been correct in supposing that the 1860 presidential election would result in the loss of constitutional liberties and guarantees. It was contradictory to fight the war on the presumption that no state could leave the Union only to conclude at the end of the war that eleven Southern states were no longer Union members. If they could not leave the Union, he reasoned, they could not constitutionally be transformed into military districts. His veto message on the first Reconstruction Act stated as follows:
“Those [Rebels] who advocated the right of secession alleged in their own justification that we had no regard for law and that the rights of property, life, and liberty would not be safe under the Constitution as administered by us. If we now verify their assertion, we prove that they were in truth fighting for their liberty and instead of branding their leaders as traitors against a righteous and legal government, we elevate them in history to the rank of self-sacrificing patriots.”
Which they most certainly were.
During Reconstruction the 10 Southern States which were under Yankee Army dictatorship had voted to ratify the Anti-Slavery 13th Amendment but had rejected the 14th Amendment. Below is what the Marxist Republican Senator from Wisconsin, James Doolittle had to say on the subject “consent of the governed” me backside!
“The people of the South have rejected the constitutional amendment and therefore we will march upon them and force them to adopt it at the point of the bayonet.”
Ironic is it not that at Mount Rushmore there is chiseled in stone the image of the first president to violate the constitution along with the image of the president who violated provisions of the constitution more than any other and both have their images on money and are considered among the greatest presidents in history!
How appropriate????
One cannot support Rightful Liberty, Freedom and government at the same time! James 1:8
How much tyranny could this government bring on the people without their “enforcers?”
At what point, if ever, will the people simply say “no more” to this corrupt government?
What is being obscured by this Epstein merry-go-round psyop?
When this government finally collapses from corruption will the reconstructed Confederates still pledge allegiance?
“I saw in States’ Rights the only availing check upon the absolutism of the sovereign will. Therefore I deemed that you were fighting the battles of our liberty, our progress, and our civilization.” Lord Acton to Robert E. Lee
A government of hypocrites, sociopaths and psychopaths. Marxism at its finest
The 10 Southern states were declared conquered territories and not states and were placed under military dictatorships by the Reconstruction Act of 1867.
Despite the fact that the Radical Republican controlled Congress declared their Individual state governments unlawful, all Southern states would be required by that congress to ratify the 14th amendment before they could be readmitted into the Union.
If the 10 state governments were unlawful, how could they vote to ratify anything?
The theft that was Reconstruction in the South!
When Lee surrendered to Grant at Appomattox, more than two million cotton bales were scattered across the South. Given an average price of 43 cents per pound, each 400-pound bale was worth about $172. That put the value of the entire inventory at nearly $345 million, which was gigantic compared to the tiny amount of US currency then circulating in the South.
The cotton should have been an invaluable resource to prime the pump of Southern recovery but instead it was flat out stolen. Union soldiers, US Treasury officials, and Northern businessmen stole most of it under the pretext of legitimate confiscation—such as the seizure of cotton owned by the Confederate government—or often no pretext at all.
A dismayed Yankee Treasury Secretary, one Hugh McCulloch remarked, “I am sure that I sent some honest cotton agents South, but it sometimes seems very doubtful that any of them remained honest very long.”
And I’m supposed to pledge allegiance to the flag of the thieves?
When and under what president did America transition from “The Land of the Free and the home of the Brave” to the Land of the fee and the home of the slave?
Where in the constitution is the president granted the authority to arrest members of a state legislature then replace them with his choices or depose a duly elected governor and appoint a new one of his choosing?
PSYOPS are a form of government control of the masses which requires the people be kept on a constantly rotating emotional rollercoaster. People who are jerked back and forth from one emotional blast to another seldom if ever examine anything intellectually about what is being used to control them.
“Men of the Valley (Shenandoah), citizen soldiers, I am here at the order of General Robert E. Lee, commander of all Virginia forces.
On April 15, the year of our Lord, 1861, Simeon Cameron, Secretary of War for the United States, sent a telegram to our Governor, John Lechter, directing him to raise three regiments of Infantry to be sent to assist in the suppression of the Southern Confederacy.
Governor Lechter’s answer is well known to you but perhaps not his words. His wire to Washington stated:
‘You have chosen to inaugurate Civil War and having done so we will meet you in the spirit as determined as the spirit Lincoln has demonstrated against the South.’
Two days later, the Virginia Legislature voted for Secession.
Just as we would not send any of our soldiers to march into other states and tyrannize other people, so will we never allow the armies of others to march into our state and tyrannize our people.
Like many of you, indeed most of you, I’ve always been a Union man. It is not with joy or a light heart that many of us have welcomed Secession. Had our neighbors to the North chose to practice a less bellicose act of persuasion, perhaps this day might not have come, but, that day has been thrust upon us like it was thrust upon our ancestors. The Lincoln administration required us to raise three regiments—tell them we have done so.”