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May 14, 2008 @ 20:29:23

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jonnythan

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doubtingthomas said:
Very true!

I lived in the south for 3 years and those people turly twell on civil war stuff.

Definitely.

Anyone who has spent any time at all anywhere in the south would realize this.

It's obvious that 7th has never even been there, but having no knowledge or experience with a topic has never prevented him from deciding he knows all about it.

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May 14, 2008 @ 21:23:05

#32

calonso

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Well I don't personally know Mr. History because I wasn't there and alot of it is uncertain, educated guessed, and I'm sure alot of it is altered. Besides most of it keeps changing depending on whose telling it, new discoveries and what not.

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May 15, 2008 @ 23:37:58

#33

the7thdimension

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jonnythan said:
Definitely.

Anyone who has spent any time at all anywhere in the south would realize this.

It's obvious that 7th has never even been there, but having no knowledge or experience with a topic has never prevented him from deciding he knows all about it.

you have an excellent way of spinning what i say.

i didnt claim that the entire south was illiterate. of course there are intelligent;loving individuals all across the world.

however, lets just say the south has no problem providing hollywood with a few larry the cable guys and an endless series of cops. certain states have high concentrations of inexcusably ignorant people. white supremacy for one.

let me ask you something, if a man is willing to take another's life for the color of their skin, what makes you think that person isn't capable of lying to their children about Civil War history. This is their religion and legacy, and like many others it has proven to manipulate people and the balance of society.

facts are facts, it only took one trip down south with the family and a bundle of media coverage to realize it.

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May 15, 2008 @ 23:53:24

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the7thdimension

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calonso said:
Well I don't personally know Mr. History because I wasn't there and alot of it is uncertain, educated guessed, and I'm sure alot of it is altered. Besides most of it keeps changing depending on whose telling it, new discoveries and what not.

yeah, for instance during the battle of waterloo amschel rothschild spread the word throughout england that britain had lost the war. the stock markets crashed and rothschild was able to buy british businesses and properties for pennies. when it came to be known that britain had actually won the war the rothschilds were in control of a majority of britains interests.

now, that just can't be done. a few heads are turned and bribes and negotiations are rendered. it's an underworld business structure otherwise known as politics.

in turn, history must be altered to suit the needs of the client. it still happens today, someone just mentioned before about CNN. my mentioning "the news" is only to unveil the hippocracy of the entire organization. the media conglomerate writes history, and in this we have found my answer to the who's story debate - at this point in time he seems to be CNN.

motive is a hell of a thing to have in discussion.

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