The narrative provided by the "historians" of the American Civil War doesn't add up. Tens of thousands of soldiers engaged in massive battles with casualties we are told. A long war with many fronts yet there are no photographs of actual battles and instead have drawings not photographs of the action. We have photographs from the 1860's in America but they are not of the greatest war in history going on at the same time. A few staged photographs of dead Southern "soldiers" who are dressed in civilian clothes. The War did not take place as given and instead it was a genocide of the South by the banking elite of the North. Union soldiers moved in and killed hundreds of hundreds of thousands of Southerners. It was a genocide like all the genocides that came later except this one was hushed up by the victors. The South had little resources to stop the bankers/elite from the North from ripping the land from them and killing a half million or more Southern civilians. This is what happened. The land was stolen and resources plundered by the northern banking elite and their minions. Where did the orphans come from in the late 1860's and 1870's? They were children of the genocided South. As property of the victors they were displaced to the four corners of America to be used as indentured workers on farms and on manufacturing sites. Those who participated in the mass extermination of fellow Americans had demons lurking in their souls and some wanted to tell the truth about what happened, luckily there were "Insane Asylums" springing up everywhere in deserted places where these tortured souls could be isolated, locked away, and killed if need be, to keep the secret from reaching the masses. I had intimated before that giant battles did not occur and there was a takeover of the South and there may have been small skirmishes but nothing like the scale portrayed in the "History" books. Archaix recently noticed the same things that I did and he added the genocide explanation, the orphan trains and Insane Asylums explanations. He is speculating of course but it appears to fit the real discernable facts as we know them. These explanations are explosive to the foundation of traditional historical narratives and have profound implications for our relationship here in America to the banking elites who control the country. This is a work in progress and we do not have "perfect" information about what happened but the veil is being lifted. I would suggest watching his video based on an 1955 book on the Civil War and his speculations and implications of the lack of real evidence of the war.
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