Comments by "craxd1" (@craxd1) on "America's 2nd War of Independence | 5 Minute Video" video.

  1. The British still didn't accept defeat in 1812, as they were behind fanning the flames that lead to the Civil War, using the banks and trade to do it. Why send more British when they could agitate the north and south, and have us fight each other? Why? Over national banking. Andrew Jackson refused to renew the charter for the National Bank, which had around a thousand European investors in it. Every war with Britain has been about their loss of the profits to be made by exploiting North America. They'll tell you that the Civil War was about slavery. The British used that issue to stir the cauldron, but that didn't cause it. The British claimed that they had ended slavery, but lied, as they allowed slavery to continue in the East India Company. Next, they'll tell you that the Civil War was about tariffs. No, in reality, it wasn't. The Black Tariff (Tariff of 1842) was severe, but that one was replaced with the Walker Tariff of 1846, which was much lower. Then came the Tariff of 1857, which was a major tax reduction, and one of the lowest in the world. The Morrill Tariff of 1861 didn't occur until after the southern states had already seceded. Bank runs and panics, along with propaganda, led to the Civil War, and the banks, mainly in New York, were behind starting them. They were pushed by their European counterparts. The British and French sent troops into Canada and Mexico, hoping to take the US after we had killed each other. After the Civil War, there was a bank run orchestrated by the banks, less than every ten years, up until the Fed was created. Those bank runs stopped with the creation of the Fed. I wonder why? Look at the British helping to instigate a coup in the US today. British and US financiers have been colluding and controlling things behind the scene since 1902, in the US, pushing for a one world socialist government. Look into who Cecil Rhodes was, what the monopoly companies were, and read the books by Professor Carrol Quigley and Antony Sutton. Read about British Imperialism and their idea of ruling the world. “A financial element in the large centers has owned the government since the days of Andrew Jackson.” - Franklin D Roosevelt.
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