I need your help, sixpack
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Now you are stepping on some toes.
Just go and sit at the entrance to Walmart in Fulton....
Not sure if this would be considered a conspiracy but have you heard of The Curse of Tippacanoe? Buckle up.
In 1809 William Henry Harrison negotiated the treaty of Fort Wayne that greatly angered Shawnee great Tecumseh. He had a curse put on the the US that the father or leader would die once a generation, or about every twenty years.
In 1840 William Henry Harrison was himself elected president. He was dead by 1841.
In 1860 Lincoln took the White House. By April 16, 1965, he belonged to the ages.
In 1880 James Garfield was elected. By the fall of 1881 he was in the ground.
In 1900 William McKinley was elected. By the fall of 1901 he was in the ground.
In 1920 William G Harding was elected. In 1923 a heart attack ended his life.
In 1940 Franklin Roosevelt was elected for his third term. Five years later he died of a stroke 3 mos into his 4th term.
In 1960 John Kennedy was elected. Before Thanksgiving of 1963 he was gone.
in 1980 Ronald Reagan was elected. His wife Nancy was big into astrology and had learned of the curse. Tale is that with the help of her astrologer and fortune teller she was able to shift fate just enough to cause the bullet to miss “Rawhide’s” heart by mere inches, breaking the curse.
Anything to it? Who knows, but no other president has died in office that wasn’t elected in xxx0 year. Makes you think.
In 1809 William Henry Harrison negotiated the treaty of Fort Wayne that greatly angered Shawnee great Tecumseh. He had a curse put on the the US that the father or leader would die once a generation, or about every twenty years.
In 1840 William Henry Harrison was himself elected president. He was dead by 1841.
In 1860 Lincoln took the White House. By April 16, 1965, he belonged to the ages.
In 1880 James Garfield was elected. By the fall of 1881 he was in the ground.
In 1900 William McKinley was elected. By the fall of 1901 he was in the ground.
In 1920 William G Harding was elected. In 1923 a heart attack ended his life.
In 1940 Franklin Roosevelt was elected for his third term. Five years later he died of a stroke 3 mos into his 4th term.
In 1960 John Kennedy was elected. Before Thanksgiving of 1963 he was gone.
in 1980 Ronald Reagan was elected. His wife Nancy was big into astrology and had learned of the curse. Tale is that with the help of her astrologer and fortune teller she was able to shift fate just enough to cause the bullet to miss “Rawhide’s” heart by mere inches, breaking the curse.
Anything to it? Who knows, but no other president has died in office that wasn’t elected in xxx0 year. Makes you think.
Might be too late but watch "Above Majestic" on Hulu. It is a movie that makes the old Art Bell Coast to Coast radio show look sane.
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Holocaust denial. 6 million people, on film.
A pizza parlor for child eating pedophiles is a close 2nd.
Robert E. Lee was anti slavery and sabotaged the Confederacy.
Lincoln offered Lee a high level command position, but Lee turned it down knowing he would still be subordinate to generals he thought to be incompetent or ineffective such as Scott and McClellan while the Confederacy had sharp tactical minds such as Jackson. Lee decided his best course of action was to join the Confederacy as a top ranking general and sabotage things from the inside.
It was easy to do. He maintained a close relationship with Jefferson Davis and when the chance to lead the Army of Northern Virginia opened up, Davis appointed Lee. Lee, wanting to dramatically shorten the war, quickly put his plan into action. He would lead an invasion into the Union and split his army, but quietly leaked his plan out to the Union army. He was hoping his army would be surrounded and forced to surrender, putting a quick end to the Confederacy. Instead, the incompetent McClellan hemmed and hawed over what to do and simply fought a damn bloody battle. Lee's army had to retreat. He would go on to lead an incursion into the North again a year later, but the Union still could not decisively end the war quickly at this point.
Lincoln offered Lee a high level command position, but Lee turned it down knowing he would still be subordinate to generals he thought to be incompetent or ineffective such as Scott and McClellan while the Confederacy had sharp tactical minds such as Jackson. Lee decided his best course of action was to join the Confederacy as a top ranking general and sabotage things from the inside.
It was easy to do. He maintained a close relationship with Jefferson Davis and when the chance to lead the Army of Northern Virginia opened up, Davis appointed Lee. Lee, wanting to dramatically shorten the war, quickly put his plan into action. He would lead an invasion into the Union and split his army, but quietly leaked his plan out to the Union army. He was hoping his army would be surrounded and forced to surrender, putting a quick end to the Confederacy. Instead, the incompetent McClellan hemmed and hawed over what to do and simply fought a damn bloody battle. Lee's army had to retreat. He would go on to lead an incursion into the North again a year later, but the Union still could not decisively end the war quickly at this point.
I know it is late but Mary of Magdalene washes Jesus feet. Luke 7:38. (This was a service which the wife was expected to render her husband according to Rab Huna, it was one of the personal attentions to which her husband was entitled, no matter how many maids she may have had; likewise, according to the Babylonian Talmud (Ket. 61a), besides preparing his drink and bed, the wife had to wash her husband's face and feet)
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