[#3Fan]

Confederate Lt. Gen. E. Kirby Smith surrendered his forces 26 May 1865. The last land battle was a Confederate victory at Palmito Ranch, TX 12/13 May 1865. Confederate Brig. Gen. Stand Watie surrendered his troops 23 Jun 1865. The war was not over in April, thus according to your logic, Booth was NOT an assassin.

Yeah and some Japanese soldiers stranded on islands didn't surrender till the seventies. The was was over and Booth knew it. He was a murderer and assassins will burn in hell. You love these murdererous assassins so much, is Hinckley also a hero of yours? Squeaky Fromme?

[4CJ]

Yeah and some Japanese soldiers stranded on islands didn't surrender till the seventies. The was was over and Booth knew it. He was a murderer and assassins will burn in hell.

Who were the Japanese fighting? They were HIDING. The last battle (as in WAR) was 12/13 May 1865, which was long after Lincoln was dead. Union Col. Theodore H. Barrett led some 500 men in defeat by attacking forces led by Confederate Col. John S. "Rip" Ford. The last offocial battle of the war was a Confederate victory.

You love these murdererous assassins so much, is Hinckley also a hero of yours? Squeaky Fromme?

You love to project your fantasies! Both are detesable for attempting to assassinate Presidents Gerald Ford and Ronald W. Reagan.