Follow the money.
When it comes to the War between the States, what about the money? What about the Union greenback? What about the confederate blueback? What about Lincoln’s assassination, what about John Wilkes Booth, Edward Stanton, confederate treasure and Jefferson Davis?
I find myself on the front lines of a currency war. I better read this book.
What about the money?
The Union greenback, the color of money, is a debt free instrument. All of the international bankers hated Lincoln for his sound money system. So they murdered him, rehypothecated the debt, raped the South through radical reconstruction, REPLACED CHATTEL SLAVERY with DEBT PEONAGE. Created unholy FAKE MONEY, UNACCOUNTABLE, INCOMPREHENSIBLE FEDERAL RESERVE central bank, and made everybody’s life a living hell.
The Confederate blueback, a good Southern attempt to fund a war. Debt laden, interest bearing promise of cotton and specie. I’ll gladly pay you next Tuesday for a hamburger today.
The civil war in review:
- The bankers didn’t like Lincoln’s greenback, debt free money.
- The bankers much preferred the Confederate debt based money.
- The bankers killed Lincoln.
- The bankers “freed the slaves” into DEBT BASED MONEY PEONAGE.
- Carpetbaggers buy up everything.
- The bankers own everything and everyone. USA
More money facts from the civil war:
The gold silver ratio is 16:1
That’s 16 pieces of silver for one piece of gold.
Standby for finance calculations:
Today’s price of silver is $43.00 USD
Today’s price of gold is $3780
Silver would need to price at $230.00 to accomplish 16:1 ratio
Interesting.
What about the Lincoln assassination?
It was Secretary of War, Edward Stanton, working through his banking buddies and devil sympathizers that killed Lincoln. They didn’t like his greenback or lenient stance on Southern reconstruction after the war.
Very stimulating introduction to John Wilkes Booth, his mysterious death and missing diary pages.
What about Jefferson Davis and confederate treasure?
“But Davis himself was never put on trial. All efforts to bring him to court were eventually quashed. Although he had been found guilty in absentia, the Confederacy’s President was finally granted official amnesty.”
It is curious, especially considering four people hung for Lincoln’s assassination, including a woman, and Edward Stanton, the Secretary of War, insisted that Jefferson Davis was involved in the conspiracy.
Please note: The Union hung a woman, Mary Eugenia Surratt, for her involvement in Lincoln’s murder.
The missing confederate treasure is still missing and will never be found.
In summary:
- Lincoln issued debt free money through the treasury–> The Federal Reserve et. al. killed him.
- Kennedy issued debt free money through the treasury–> The Federal Reserve et. al. killed him.
Lesson learned. We all must bow down to the beast, or else they will send their essential workers to our homes to kill us.
Welcome to the currency war.
Rich with footnotes and excellent bibliography.
The Rialto in Richmond by Joseph P. Farrell Book Review
My highlights and annotations:
“The union had become a suicide pact where traditional culture must commit suicide to make way for the programs and agendas of a radicalized political burgher and academic class that had seized control of all the levers of governmental, institutional, and cultural power in order to impose and compel their equally radical cultural program.”
p. 6
Techno priests elevated to burgher status.
“All recourse to the courts, which openly display every sign of an unequal application of law, is futile; the perception abounds that any appeal to the institutions of government are no longer viable because they are so badly corrupted and compromised they are no longer capable of enforcing the laws with impartiality.”
p. 6
Essential Workers at your door for refusing covid narrative.
“Like the equally infamous assassination of John F. Kennedy a little less than a century later, that of Lincoln was in reality a coup d’etat designed to bring about a wholesale change in the policy of the government vis-a-vis southern reconstruction, and to further enrich and empower the conspirators in the process.”
p. 78
“Kennedy, similarly and as is widely known, issued an executive order in June of 1963 for the Treasury to issue four billion dollars’ worth of United States Notes, and by-passing the Federal Reserve entirely; it was four billion dollars’ worth of debt free money.”
p. 231
Kennedy dead November 1963
“This (the abolition of slavery) I, and my European friends are glad of, for slavery is but the owning of labor and carries with it the care of the laborors, while the European plan, led by England, is that capital shall control labor by controlling wages. This can be done by controlling the money.”
Ellen Hodgson Brown, “Chancellor Otto von Bismarck.” p. 236
Chattel vs Debt slave.
“The Rialto in Richmond did not cease to exist. It just went global, and wants to enslave everyone with monetized debt, and technology which only it has access to.”
p. 289
Prophecy fulfilled.
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