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Anonymous Fri 26 May 2023 16:49:01 No.17716364 View View Report

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>All this flowery language ultimately fails to conceal a far less noble reality, one which is rooted in some very real antagonisms on both sides of the Mason-Dixon line, or the dividing line between the North and South. The Confederate spirit is more than a simple patriotism with the potential to find common ground with the Unionist spirit: it was originally a Judeo-white form of supremacism concerned with rather trivial interests, or at least that was the spirit of its leadership (often different from that of the grass-roots activist)

>Aside from their respective Masonic lodges, Judah Benjamin and Albert Pike frequently saw two other esoteric organizations in their southern fiefdom: the Mistick Krewe of Comus, named after a Roman god of orgy close to Bacchus, whose only public activity was to show up with a tank at the carnival of New Orleans (Mardi Gras); and The Knights of Golden Circle, which nurtured projects that were incompatible with the Union

>Before being accused of ordering Abraham Lincoln’s assassination, these “Knights of the Golden Circle” aspired to set up an international slave trade in the form of a circle, the center of which would have been Cuba, and which would have included the Southern United States, the north coast of South America, and all islands and countries in between, such as Mexico

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Anonymous Tue 08 Nov 2022 18:31:22 No.16471579 View View Report

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>When the American Revolution broke out, Benjamin Franklin turned to the Masonic elite of France, who controlled the slave trade, to get arms, supplies, and military support. In the first fourscore years of American history, the slave-trading ports from Charleston to Newport were controlled by a handful of families bound by Masonic and family ties. They were not like the Jeffersons and Madisons, who saw the eventual end to the institution as befitting the new democracy; it was a mercantilist capitalism that the slave traders put above freedom and democracy

>These merchants would not relinquish the lucrative trade and seemed to stop at nothing in fighting abolition. The presidency was something members of the mercantile elite felt they could buy, and when money couldn't decide an election they used other means to seize control. In an effort to derail abolition, Presidents Harrison and Taylor suffered sudden and suspicious deaths that put pro slave vice presidents in power. When even death failed to halt abolition, the country wound up in the most destructive war it ever fought. The Civil War ended at Appomattox, where the armies of Jefferson Davis surrendered — but not for the elite. A conspiracy organized by members of the quasi-Masonic Knights of the Golden Circle to kill President Lincoln sought to nullify the Emancipation Proclamation and its effects on the trade with England. The postwar efforts at reconstruction would also be stained by another Masonic group of "knights", the Ku Klux Klan

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