Comments by "Eric Linz" (@ericlinz4626) on "Harriet Tubman 20 Dollar Bill Delayed: My Thoughts" video.

Andrew Jackson represents "Peak America" before the globalist takeover. He actually threw the globalists out of America. Great times worth repeating.
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@littlekingtrashmouth9219 In Wisconsin they still hadn't invented the Republican Party yet. That came with Abraham Lincoln. Andrew Jackson was 1830's and Abraham Lincoln was 1860's. Before Abraham Lincoln there was some other political party... Whig or Bull Moose or something or other. And at the time there was the Border War going on between Kansas and Missouri. If you watch college sports you probably know of the "Border War" rivalry, but don't know that "Jayhawkers" were actually the name of a terrorist group that would cross from one state into the other and burn down buildings and kill the residents. Both Kansas and Missouri would raid each other. Missouri was a Confederate State and Kansas was a Free State...
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@joeeasley2670 You might read my comment... at the time there was no opposing Republican Party. (was not active yet) The Founding Fathers actually disliked the idea of political parties and instead wished everyone would just use Critical Thinking and vote for the best candidate. So Trump is sort of the Founding Fathers type president because he started as a Democrat and moved over to Republican. Trump really abandons the idea of the Left vs Right polarity. People are more worried that Trump is a Russian puppet or a puppet of someone else.
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@jeffslote9671 The native Indians of (mostly) Florida I think had been attacking and killing settlers for some time. Andrew Jackson could have simply wiped them out entirely, but decided to give them their "reservations" and let them live. So the irony is Andrew Jackson prevented the extinction of a whole race of people. Funny how history gets inverted.
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@ProtomanButCallMeBlues Yeah, the funny thing is Andrew Jackson seems to have hated the British because of their Rothschilds masters more than the native Indians who he had a weak spot to protect. In those days anything British (globalist / colonialist) was the main enemy.
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Actually it was the Second central bank. The War of 1812 was initiated by the Rothschilds in order to put America back into debt. The first central bank was from the Revolutionary War at the beginning.
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@jeffslote9671 I'm pretty sure there were issues in Florida, but I'm just going off memory. The facts are always more complicated as you add more and more evidence. But yes, there were all kinds of twists in the situation and not as the "rewrite history to serve a modern agenda" people want it to be.
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@ShamanMcLamie Sounds like a cool story. Wouldn't it be great if a high quality movie were made with great actors and a great script that would reenact the life of Andrew Jackson and do it justice? As it is the "Social Justice" movie makers only produce things we know are not true. No one wants to see fiction with no basis in anything anymore... a realistic attempt would be great. Do you know of any movies that portray Andrew Jackson realistically?
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Steve French I've seen that video in full at least five times and pretty much have it memorized. Often I'll refer back to it for a specific segment. It stands as a foundation upon which to view all the other tricks we see today.
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Steve French The name of that video is: EVERYTHING IS A ...inserting text to screw up censorship attempts... RICH MAN'S TRICK
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Steve French The exact document is titled: CIA Document 1035-960 Concerning Criticism of the Warren Report b. To employ propaganda assets to [negate] and refute the attacks of the critics. Book reviews and feature articles are particularly appropriate for this purpose. The unclassified attachments to this guidance should provide useful background material for passing to assets. Our ploy should point out, as applicable, that the critics are (I) wedded to theories adopted before the evidence was in, (I) politically interested, (III) financially interested, (IV) hasty and inaccurate in their research, or (V) infatuated with their own theories. In the course of discussions of the whole phenomenon of criticism, a useful strategy may be to single out Epstein's theory for attack, using the attached Fletcher [?] article and Spectator piece for background. (Although Mark Lane's book is much less convincing that Epstein's and comes off badly where confronted by knowledgeable critics, it is also much more difficult to answer as a whole, as one becomes lost in a morass of unrelated details.)
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@zacharyhughes3053 The Seven Liberal Arts begins with the Trivium Method which is where we get the idea of "Critical Thinking". The Trivium Method: 1) Open minded on evidence. (grammar) 2) Close minded on thinking. (logic) 3) Share your results. (rhetoric) So do you see what is funny here? The original meaning of the word "Liberal" is: "Someone who makes logic without the pollution of their emotions." Today... what do we think of when we hear the word "Liberal"?
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@Caffeinated Wizard He started off his presidency with high praise for Andrew Jackson. It could all be fake, but I doubt it. My read of Trump is his heart is that of a "God Emperor" but he is a magician "magistrate" so his deceptions and trollings keep many confused. No one truly knows Trump.
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@anthonyrosa5006 They didn't "fail" but the debt was paid so they shut them down. Americans have always wanted their own monetary system and made that a point in the Constitution. Global banks are not American. (obviously)
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