Apparently, despite it being a video (part of which is an audio track) and the thumbnail clearly stating "read by..." and the title giving away the topic, some people can't seem to figure that this is a fucking audiobook about the very nature and authority of the Federal Constitution. It's called No Treason and it was written by the Bostonian anarchist abolitionist Lysander Spooner after Lincoln's war because he was pissed off that the Confederate's attempt at secession was put down through tyrannical force of violence.
Listen up, learn something.
Post edited by Nathan Bedford Forrest at 9/26/2011 10:34:37 AM
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"I supported President Lincoln. I believed his war policy would be the only way to save the country, but I see my mistake. I visited Washington a few weeks ago, and I saw the corruption of the present administration - and so long as Abraham Lincoln and his Cabinet are in power, so long will war continue. And for what? For the preservation of the Constitution and the Union? No, but for the sake of politicians and government contractors." J.P. Morgan, American financier and banker, 1864
Listen up, learn something.
Post edited by Nathan Bedford Forrest at 9/26/2011 10:34:37 AM
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"I supported President Lincoln. I believed his war policy would be the only way to save the country, but I see my mistake. I visited Washington a few weeks ago, and I saw the corruption of the present administration - and so long as Abraham Lincoln and his Cabinet are in power, so long will war continue. And for what? For the preservation of the Constitution and the Union? No, but for the sake of politicians and government contractors." J.P. Morgan, American financier and banker, 1864