Let’s get one thing straight: high school didn’t teach me much besides how to regurgitate the garbage from junior high—and that’s still more than the kids in this country get these days. The real education? Picked up far beyond the classroom. I learned plenty on the streets once I stepped outside those schoolyard gates.
Turns out the fairy tales were a lie. Columbus didn’t find the New World; he just discovered a nasty case of the itch, the crotch rot called syphilis. Forget the propaganda; Jamestown wasn’t the first player in this game. Pensacola took the lead, sitting on the scene more than a century before the rest.
Sam Houston wasn’t martyred at the Alamo; truth is, he was nowhere near the scene when Santa Anna started tightening the noose. Divergent evolution, evolution in general, that false dogma has produced more mushy melons than syphilis and gonorrhea combined.
The founding fathers were Deep State. They were occultists, Masons running a racket, and this country wasn’t built on a Christian foundation. That religious freedom they sold us? It was a front for pagan rites, kept in the shadows while the Catholic Church played both sides—suppressing the heathens in the streets while the Jesuit moles in Rome kept the underground fires burning.
The American government gave the doctors a green light to poison black men with syphilis in Tuskegee, Alabama. They called it ‘welfare,’ but it was a setup. They let those men rot, undiagnosed and untreated for decades just to ‘study’ a sickness they’d known about for centuries, since the day the natives traded it for small pox.
By the time I was a kid, the world was littered with ooparts—artifacts that didn’t fit the script. They hadn’t all been buried, burned, or fenced off to some high-society collector to promote the evolution racket so unabashedly yet. It’s a laugh, seeing them still peddling that same hogwash to the kids today. No wonder the American school system is running on empty.
Our nation is not a democracy no matter what the storybooks might say… it’s a republic. You can spot a politician’s lie the moment his mouth starts working. The Civil War wasn’t just a simple case of slavery and segregation. Lincoln gets the halo nowadays, but back then, he just wanted to let the slave states keep their dirty business. Then the script flipped, and he was looking to ship every soul back to Africa. It wasn’t until the Confederacy started winning the racket that he opened the doors to men of color, just to beef up the Union’s numbers.