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whos the creepy looking dude with my ex-wife?
I read the clip on rotten about Ford. Wow..never knew that about Ford. Yes, my history book painted him as a hero as well. I wonder why lower educational books like to whitewash the ugly little things from our past out. I'll check out biblebelievers in a bit....
Whoa......
DadsDream if you watch the "Freedom to Facism" video there is a part of the video where the filmmaker is interviewing a former IRS head-honcho. He kept drilling him about showing him a law that says we should be taxed (wage wise).
Are the filmmakers morons?
If the IRS tax guy couldn;t answer it - is he a moron?
Try the 16th Amendment and the U.S. Tax Code - I think the very first line of the actual code is the Congressional authorization of a tax on individual income.
Are the filmmakers morons?
If the IRS tax guy couldn;t answer it - is he a moron?
Try the 16th Amendment and the U.S. Tax Code - I think the very first line of the actual code is the Congressional authorization of a tax on individual income.
Yeah, this faux-pas video does seem to be very much re-hashing tired, intentionally anti-Semitic polemics disguised, slightly re-organized, and presented in a updated fashion. And Dads, the actual author of the Protocols were written by a Russian Orthodox priest in the 1890's in Paris, to justify the Czar's anti-Semitic policies. Of course, that's what it was presented at least on the surface, knowing the extreme European racial nationalism of the time, obvious forgery or a nice fictional tale was many Europeans needed to hear to and make more believable their entrenched prejudices towards Jews. It was all completely fanciful but the Protocols gave them that supposed credibility they wanted for justifying there belief systems. Then their was Karl Lueger, who cleverly and cynically manipulated the anti-Semitic views of Viennese Austrians for political gain to become mayor. His political tactics also had a tremendous impact on a young struggling art peddler named Adolph Hitler, who in the pre-WWI years was looking for more direction, meaning and purpose in his life after his art had been rejected and been refused admission into a prestigious Viennese arts academy.
It wasn't exempt to America, either. Read about the Leo Frank case in 1912 of an Jewish pencil factory owner in Atlanta that was falsely accused of raping a 18-19 girl named Mary Phagan. A vigilante mob came one afternoon to the local jail where Frank was being held in custody, overwhelmed or merely intimidated the police authorities, dragged Frank from his cell outside about 50-60 yards where they lynched him, and afterwards pictures were taken that not only survived but are on a historical exhibit at the SPLC in Montgomery, Alabama as well as in History Archives at Georgia Tech in downtown Atlanta. Even to this day, that murder is a dark shallow crime in the minds of many who live in Atlanta. It's a topic that is still very controversial and shameful to even discuss, one my brother found out for himself when he found out about the crime for the first time.
But the lynching of Leo Frank led to another dubious side effect: The rebirth of the original Ku Klux Klan, which was a fading memory by the early 20th century. Organized as the Knights of Mary Phagan, this group eventually found a national spokesman in William J. Simmons, a defrocked Methodist minister, into a fraternal secret society/stated principles they termed the Invisible Order. This 2nd incarnation of the Klan introduced cross-burning as a way of identification/celebration/indoctrination, as well as putting Jews, Catholics, organized labor, socialists, communists, and serving as a counter-faction to the more open Roaring Twenties, Prohibition, speakeasies, and the Jazz Age.