Comments on: Why Everything You Think You Know About the Lincoln Assassination is Wrong: Part VII

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By: Steve Cruithneach

Steve Cruithneach — Wed, 30 Jun 2021 19:24:38 +0000

By all mean proof read and edit the syntax “ has there ever BEEN” ; I am trying to write this on small phone screen since my computer died. Sorry for the omission.
But is there any doubt the Queens own Fraternities are the Frankist anathemas their history attests to? It is so far beyond implication I find it infuriating. I feel for the Chinese that suffered their drug dealing at the point of an assault rifle to now be patsies in the Crowns promised cull, Phillips death wish to return as a global human pathogen. Come on America, I weep for you sincerely and the promise of your decent folk.
I listened to the score by John Francis Brunner for the opening credits of the film “The Wild Country” last night and wept like a child at it beauty and the promise murdered by the same 1812 meddling enemy behind the Central banks that perpetrated all these assassinations upon any man honest enough to risk his life to give you a fair economy…. A grown 61 year old man and I howled like newborn. I fear we are lost to their global coven network now even America has foundered just like brave and gentlemanly J.J. Astor. An iceberg ….. yeh right…..
P.S. phalanx_warfare is punny multi layered cryptogram as I do many things with my fingers to the Glory of God and pleasant recreation. Some allied to Dave’s Socratic aspirations. Killing complete strangers during industrial crimes of mass murder, I have so far managed to avoid. As given the lying psychotic faction that infects us, I couldn’t guarantee I’d shoot the same direction as my brothers in arms.

By: Steve Cruithneach

Steve Cruithneach — Wed, 30 Jun 2021 18:53:38 +0000

“Frederick Seward displaying the massive scaring after his alleged death beating” lol. Has there ever an author that has raised the lowest form of wit to such lofty and hilarious heights? God love and keep you Dave; there is rancid hidden mitt odour to your demise my gut keeps niggling me over, that I must compare to Stephen Knights. You lit up some very dark places that shows these “Good men made better” exactly what they were made better at. No wonder they require such sturdy aprons with such filth on their putrid hands, tongues and carbonised hearts; their souls had fled the minute they were hoodwinked.

By: Don G Schley

Don G Schley — Tue, 29 Jun 2021 04:04:30 +0000

My mentor in my Post-Doc, an MIT engineer with further doctorates in law and anthropology, sought these issues up to me back in the mid-nineties. His view was that Secretary of War Stanton, who always had despised Lincoln, had masterminded the whole thing wo that he would end up in the White House. He ran the trial so that the defendants could not speak and reveal his identity. On another matter, Marylanders in that day were not “northerners”. Maryland was a slave state, and Lincoln prevented secession ONLY by arresting and imprisoning the entire state legislature in Rhode Island for the duration of the war, and running the State by martial law. Baltimore itself was a hotbed of confederate sympathy, and the citizens there rioted and stoned Union troops passing through the city on a train prior to the war. The event is commemorated in Maryland’s post-civil war state anthem, Maryland my Maryland. The author seems actually befuddled on this point.

By: TMac

TMac — Fri, 06 Nov 2020 01:41:40 +0000

In reply to Susan Sloate. Isn't yellow fever also known as "Dengue" today? I believe it's spread by mosquitoes.

By: Sérgio Luis

Sérgio Luis — Thu, 05 Sep 2019 17:57:26 +0000

In reply to Susan Sloate. There would be guards, etc, right? I mean, someone has to run the prison

By: Susan Sloate

Susan Sloate — Sun, 27 Jan 2019 21:42:03 +0000

If the prisoners sent to Florida were held in solitary confinement, how did Michael O’Laughlin contract and die from yellow fever, which is a highly contagious disease?

By: Alissa

Alissa — Tue, 14 Aug 2018 19:58:57 +0000

In reply to Matt. Thank you! Fixed!

By: Alissa

Alissa — Tue, 14 Aug 2018 19:52:47 +0000

In reply to JayLee Turner. Thank you! Fixed!

By: Matt

Matt — Wed, 01 Aug 2018 15:10:45 +0000

The paragraph, late in this post, beneath the John Pope photo has a numerical typo and ought to begin “On June 29, 1865…” rather than 1965.