Friday, September 18, 2009

Confederation

I am going to tell a theory of mine which I hold close to my heart. I'll add an aside here by telling you that Thomas Jefferson's closest advisor was, to many scholars, the woman who birthed his mulatto children. You see, the plantation system was supposed to pose a challenge to municipal incorporated areas, in that the plantation was supposed to represent a more ordered option which knew what the ideal of stewardship was. Let me put it to you this way, when one of your valuable workers on the plantation got sick or hurt the person who came to assess their health was the same person who came when the plantation owner was injured. In the early days of the factory of the industrial capitalist the person they called was a coroner, while muttering grind that stupid Irish son of a bitch into dog food because i've got 1,000 dumb slavs and latins who would be proud to come die for my profit margin. I know that. No matter what the history book, printed in Boston, N. Y. C., and Philadelphia, says, the war between the states was a struggle initiated by the the new industrial capitalist against the mercantilists , who by the way, ran business in a more local, community run way, including stewardship of the raw materials base, as the so called liberals of our day call for, while railing against those in the past whom their own ancestry helped to destroy. The British, for instance, gave us moral support while knowing they could give no real support because that ran contrary to their economic rationality. The cotton industry in British India is a prime example. In fact the British nobles had already lost to the new elite, as had the Dutch and Belgians, and later the Germans expedited by von Bismarke and the Brandenburg coalition. One could at this point draw direct correlation to the Masons, Illuninati, and Skull and Bones, but I'll refrain from that at this point, mainly because I would not swear I know which side these groups supported, save for Skull and Bones (1830's, Yale University, Duh). After they came for us they came for Spain in 1898, 30 years later, which was the only one left operating a system in defiance of the industrial capitalist. If you can prove me wrong I'll kiss yo ass, and you will not prove me wrong. You should call what I just gave to you a history of the modern world.

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