WAS JOHN WILKES BOOTH A PAID ASSASSIN????

WAS JOHN WILKES BOOTH A PAID ASSASSIN?

  • YES

    Votes: 24 54.5%

  • NO

    Votes: 20 45.5%
  • Total voters
    44
10claw said:
L. C., i believe that you believe you can get the information out and make folks understand, BUT, just don't forget what the college professors in this country have done to the minds of the students, plus, it starts in the grade schools with
misdirection, misinformation, and it is hard to change some minds. As for me i would love to know the full truth.
For instance, look how the kkk tried to cause folks to believe what the commies were doing. i heard that the guy that had a dream was a card totin' commie but folks did'nt believe that either. i hope the best of luck to you on the trip, and i hope many, many will understand how they have been run over with the college professors etc.,etc.
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I have confidence that the evidence I present will cast enough light on the truth for people to see it. That and the belief that the truth will always prevail. ...even if it takes 150 years, or more time than that.

L.C. Baker:icon_thumleft:
 

10claw said:
Thanks Reb, easy to forget, right?:icon_thumleft:
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To ME... DOESN'T matter; it is DONE! MORE interested in KGC/CSA/OAK TREASURE SITES. MOST of it seem to be in Fla. & points WEST along La., Texas, New Mexico, Arizona, California along the "border" with MEXICO; started by CONFEDERADOS speaking/using SPANISH-related "measures" to "hide" assets of interest. The WESTWARD expansion gave PLENTY of "opportunities" post CONFEDERATE WAR, right on up to League of Nations; FIRST NATIONS PEOPLE (Native Americans) were NOT amused! (Singing...) "Johnny Yuma, was a BAD, BAD Man..." aka THE REBEL; fave TV show, when I was growing up... LOL!
 

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It's not done until JUSTICE has been served. Even if it is served to a 100 year old corpse. On that day, and only then will it be done with for me.

L.C.:icon_thumleft:
 

It is a well known fact that a lot of the James Buchanan cabinet left and became recognized in the C.S.A. as officers. What about the ones that stayed in office? What about the those that became outspoken about slavery and stuck behind the union?
if you were a "Copperhead" that is what you would act like, because it would assure you a position on that committee and maybe get you promoted by Lincoln for being loyal to the Union. What if the really good one's "COPPERHEADS"got away with it? Step out of the box and look at these people for what they are and what they did. Why did the K.G.C./ O.A.K. like to control judges? what if it was a military trial? What could a copperhead judge in a military trial do for you? Suppress evidence? Hang people to keep them quiet?etc. etc.

Joseph Holt - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
HOW DO YOU KNOW HE IS GUILTY? HE MAKES EXCUSES........:dontknow: points a finger etc. tries to save his own butt by casting a shadow on someone elses.
https://ia700503.us.archive.org/8/items/vindicationofju3693holt/vindicationofju3693holt.pdf

L.C.
 

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Rebel - KGC said:
To ME... DOESN'T matter; it is DONE! MORE interested in KGC/CSA/OAK TREASURE SITES. MOST of it seem to be in Fla. & points WEST along La., Texas, New Mexico, Arizona, California along the "border" with MEXICO; started by CONFEDERADOS speaking/using SPANISH-related "measures" to "hide" assets of interest. The WESTWARD expansion gave PLENTY of "opportunities" post CONFEDERATE WAR, right on up to League of Nations; FIRST NATIONS PEOPLE (Native Americans) were NOT amused! (Singing...) "Johnny Yuma, was a BAD, BAD Man..." aka THE REBEL; fave TV show, when I was growing up... LOL!
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If I were you I would start closer to home, say... in Charlottesville or about a half dozen other places in Virginia that nobody ever knew to look at because the people that lived there were never identified to the public as being part of the K.G.C. A bunch of them went to their graves with the secret. They all had homes in Virginia, and they believed they would never relinquish there land to anyone out of their family.
L.C.
 

WHO...? You DO have GREAT info; just need MORE KGC/CSA/OAK TREASURE-related stuff. So, tell me about "stuff" in Virginia...
 

Rebel - KGC said:
WHO...? You DO have GREAT info; just need MORE KGC/CSA/OAK TREASURE-related stuff. So, tell me about "stuff" in Virginia...
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...or the Hutter involvement and cadets and graduates of VMI,and the activity at Danville during April,1865.Judah P Benjamin didn't give his copy of Vattel's to E S Hutter on a whim."COME RETRIBUTION"
 

ECS said:
...or the Hutter involvement and cadets and graduates of VMI,and the activity at Danville during April,1865.Judah P Benjamin didn't give his copy of Vattel's to E S Hutter on a whim."COME RETRIBUTION"
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I have to agree, knowing that Hutter tried to cover their butts:


"Major Hutter was in charge and there stored in the government warehouses. As soon as the rumor of the final surrender was partially verified, Major Hutter received orders to destroy all the archives and, there being imminent danger of an immediate Federal attack, he went at night with a small force of faithful soldiers, poured kerosene oil over the entire contents of the storehouses and complied to the letter with his orders to destroy everything that might embarrass the friends of the Confederacy in both America and Europe. It is said that this act of Major Hutter's was one of the most vital of the dying days of the war of secession as it completely prevented disclosures that might have caused international complications of tremendous magnitude."
 

L.C. BAKER said:
The activities that I speak of took place during the "reconstruction" after the Civil War had ended, and carried on from that point until at least 1902. The Knights maintained their position in the U.S. government throughout that entire period in history. Thanks, BAKER
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THAT would be OAK, then...
 

L.C. BAKER said:
I have to agree, knowing that Hutter tried to cover their butts:


"Major Hutter was in charge and there stored in the government warehouses. As soon as the rumor of the final surrender was partially verified, Major Hutter received orders to destroy all the archives and, there being imminent danger of an immediate Federal attack, he went at night with a small force of faithful soldiers, poured kerosene oil over the entire contents of the storehouses and complied to the letter with his orders to destroy everything that might embarrass the friends of the Confederacy in both America and Europe. It is said that this act of Major Hutter's was one of the most vital of the dying days of the war of secession as it completely prevented disclosures that might have caused international complications of tremendous magnitude."
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HOWEVER, Hutter DID save SECRET BOOK of CSA gov't (one of three), Vattel's LAW OF NATIONS...
 

Rebel - KGC said:
... MORE interested in KGC/CSA/OAK TREASURE SITES. MOST of it seem to be in Fla. & points WEST along La., Texas, New Mexico, Arizona, California along the "border" with MEXICO; started by CONFEDERADOS speaking/using SPANISH-related "measures" to "hide" assets of interest. The WESTWARD expansion gave PLENTY of "opportunities" post CONFEDERATE WAR...
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Then there is CSA Gen Joe Shelby and his army in Mexico,offering mercenary service to Maxmillion,then returning to Texas with involvement with the Castles there,funded with Max's gold.
 

ECS your research and info never cease to amaze me. I can't wait to sick you on the right people. it is hard to tell what you will come up with. :icon_thumleft:

L.C. Baker
 

During the War,Shelby had many contacts with Quantrill's Raiders,including William Quantrill and Frank James in their skirmishes with the Jayhawkers and Red Legs.In 1867,Shelby served as a defense witness in the trial of Frank James.
John Newman Edwards,Shelby's adjutant during the War and during the Mexican adventure,moved back to Missouri,and became the editor of the KANSAS CITY TIMES.Edwards articles were pro ex-Confederates,and railed against the military Republican control in Missouri that let carpetbaggers seize land and the general oppression of Reconstruction tyranny.
Knowing both James brothers,he wrote articles defending their actions,stating that the James brothers were heroes,defending the rights of people against Republican impossed oppression.Edwards later wrote "NOTED GUERRILAS",a book defending the actions of Quantrill,Anderson,James,and Youngers.
It is not verified if his was a KGC member,but he had the contacts,and his newspaper articles supported their activities.
 

ECS said:
During the War,Shelby had many contacts with Quantrill's Raiders,including William Quantrill and Frank James in their skirmishes with the Jayhawkers and Red Legs.In 1867,Shelby served as a defense witness in the trial of Frank James.
John Newman Edwards,Shelby's adjutant during the War and during the Mexican adventure,moved back to Missouri,and became the editor of the KANSAS CITY TIMES.Edwards articles were pro ex-Confederates,and railed against the military Republican control in Missouri that let carpetbaggers seize land and the general oppression of Reconstruction tyranny.
Knowing both James brothers,he wrote articles defending their actions,stating that the James brothers were heroes,defending the rights of people against Republican impossed oppression.Edwards later wrote "NOTED GUERRILAS",a book defending the actions of Quantrill,Anderson,James,and Youngers.
It is not verified if his was a KGC member,but he had the contacts,and his newspaper articles supported their activities.
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If he didn't have a plantation with slaves... he was OAK; OAK DID use newspapers as ways of "communicating" in codes; especially in the "FREE STATES". It was a REBEL (CSA) "way of doing" SECRET WORK. I think CSA Secret Service & SIGNAL CORP would be "of interest"...
 

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