Shame of the Yankees - America's Worst Anti-Jewish Action [Civil War thread]

Jewish Press ^ | 11-21-06 | Lewis Regenstein

[SunkenCiv]

I just happen to believe that the powers that made it happen did so from DC, not from a perspective of North vs South. Slavery is an utter abomination. This was just not the way to go about ending it. Lincoln was out of touch with the people.

That's rubbish. The secessions began before Lincoln was sworn in, and the Confederate VP's speech about the CSA constitution spells out that slavery was only vaguely protected under the US Constitution, and that had been rectified -- not to mention that the CSA attacked federal installations and started the War. The sovereignty issue had to do with holding other human beings -- those with black skins -- as property.

[TexConfederate1861]

And you need to wipe the manure from yours.

[TexConfederate1861]

I wouldn't call University of Texas, "matchbook u".
And I am not convinced of your knowledge either.

[TexConfederate1861]

Stand and I have disagreed from time to time, but I don't intend to let you bulldoze over him. His heart is in the right place.

[stand watie]

SORRY, but i do NOT have to prove ANYTHING to you/anybody else.

you can either accept what i said as historical FACT or not. frankly, i do NOT care, either way.

i've spent countless hours doing research for people on this forum over the years.

do you know what all those people have in common??? not even ONE said: thank you. thus i don't do FREE research any more.

free dixie,sw

[James Ewell Brown Stuart]

Thanks for the offer, but it was late in Israel, and I went to bed. I have to leave off the dicussion, since it really never goes anywhere. The reasons and divisions that divided the nation 140 years ago and no closer to being resolved and the passions that ruled then still rule now.

I want to thank you for your offer though. Have a very Happy Thanksgiving!

[stand watie]

as you & i have discussed before, army personnel (especially general officers) did NOT have to conform to southern states law in those days after the war.

that's why MG benjamin "SPOONS" butler was able to "clean out" his fill of private property (like silver,china,furniture, clocks, jewelry, etc) from private homes, churches, synagogues & public buildings in LA & ship them home by the car-load to MA, without risk of prosecution.(the BEAST was NOT alone in organized grand larceny on a huge scale.)

grant's slaves & those of his immediate family were EXEMPT from MO law. and being u.s. grant, who was going to court martial him???

free dixie,sw

[stand watie]

the last time i looked, KS was a DAMNyankee state. when the KS jayhawkers, "free soil" militia & "KS volunteer cavalry" invaded MO, the war was on in the trans-Mississippi west.

free dixie,sw

[stand watie]

don't be an @ss.

you know what i mean.

free dixie,sw

[stand watie]

the war was certainly a mistake. it was solely the FAULT of lincoln, as he CHOSE war against the new dixie republic.

the BLOOD of a MILLION Americans is indelibly on his hands, because POWER & his EGOmania was more important to him than PEACE.

that's why i refer to him as the GREAT BLOOD-SPILLER.

free dixie,sw

[stand watie]

i recommend you do what i do in dealing with "JSU&TI" = ridicule him, as he is either a TROLL or the WORST of the remaining HATERS on FR.

i keep hoping that he will head over to DU to be with his "buddies" from "the DAMNyankee coven of lunatics, REVISIONISTS, fools, nitwits,, bigots & at least ONE outright RACIST".

imVho, FR would be FAR better if we weren't "blessed with" his company.

fwiw, he CANNOT "bulldoze" me as he hasn't either the wit, IQ or historical knowledge to do that to a 3YO child. he's just a VULGAR, LOUD-mouthed twit.

free dixie,sw

[stand watie]

as William Faulkner said: The past is not gone. it is not even PAST!

the war between blue & gray continues. by other means than gunfire.

free dixie,sw

[stand watie]

btw, "can the attitude". you're NOT one of the lunatics/nitwits of the "DAMNyankee coven", so don't ACT like one.

(from what i've seen) you're about 100 times smarter than they are, btw.

free dixie,sw

[stand watie]

may each of you/yours have a grand THANKS GIVING, whether you be be blue or gray.

PRAY for our troops in CONUS and especially abroad on a foreign battlefield.

i just got off the phone with a young marine Lance Corporal (the youngest son of one of my friends), who arrived home from Iraq 2 days ago. he said that from what he hears on the shortwave radio & on "the www" that America cares LITTLE for her troops & simply wants the US out at any cost.

i told him that that was FALSE & NOT to believe everything you hear from the media.

fwiw, i was SADDENED by the phoncon. it reminded me of how my generation of GIs felt in the 1971-74 period, when the populus "turned their backs" on us. DON'T let them be forgotten, this time.

free dixie,sw

[PAR35]

Chafee meets with Palestinian finance minister
http://chafee.senate.gov/israel_gallery.htm

From a Google cache of Chafee's campaign site:
" He also believes that a peaceful, stable, democratic, viable and contiguous Palestinian state is in the best interests of the Palestinians, as well as in US and Israel national security interests."
Now think for a minute what Israel will look like with a contiguous Palestinian state that includes the West Bank and Gaza.
2003-2004 Based on a point system, with points assigned for actions in support of or in opposition to Jews for Peace in Palestine and Israel's position, Senator Chafee received a rating of +2.

2003-2004 Based on a point system, with points assigned for actions in support of or in opposition to U.S. Campaign to End the Israeli Occupation's position, Senator Chafee received a rating of +2.
http://www.vote-smart.org/issue_rating_category.php?can_id=BRI43231&type=category&category=Foreign%20Aid%20and%20Policy%20Issues

Leahy scored the same.

Jeffords?
2003-2004 Based on a point system, with points assigned for actions in support of or in opposition to American Muslims for Jerusalem's position, Senator Jeffords received a rating of +3.

2003-2004 Based on a point system, with points assigned for actions in support of or in opposition to U.S. Campaign to End the Israeli Occupation's position, Senator Jeffords received a rating of +4.

Look up the rest yourself.

[spacecowboynj]

"That's rubbish. The secessions began before Lincoln was sworn in, and the Confederate VP's speech about the CSA constitution spells out that slavery was only vaguely protected under the US Constitution, and that had been rectified -- not to mention that the CSA attacked federal installations and started the War. The sovereignty issue had to do with holding other human beings -- those with black skins -- as property."

AS IF! There were four slave states in da "Union" and the Confederate States were on the defensive, albeit ready to kick so ass. The first shots were ordered fired by Lincoln at Ft Sumpter...sorry numskull, dat's a fact! The Confederacy responded by TROUNCING the first Northern army they encountered and nearly ending everything were it not for Jefferson Davis muzzling Stonewall. Look friends. I don't know how it would've turned out. How we would've turned out had things happened otherwise. Again, I'll bark up the same tree. Lincoln was out of touch. This poster may blame it on things prior to Lincoln, but not so. I haven't even begun to whip out the details. So please, bring it if you want it. ;-)

[James Ewell Brown Stuart]

Hurrah! Hurrah! For Southern Rights Hurrah!

Have a Happy Thanksgiving!

[TexConfederate1861]

stand:

It is really o.k. SUATK just makes himself look ridiculous with his insults and ad hominem attacks. He has no substance other than to quack and shout: TRAITOR! TRAITOR!........
He expresses sentiments that the Union Veterans themselves didn't even believe, after the war. He is really rather amusing :)

[raybbr]

U.S. Campaign to End the Israeli Occupation

Here are the ratings for the rest of the northeast "Jew haters".

You really shouldn't make it so easy for someone else to make you look foolish.

CT

U.S. Senate

Sr

Christopher J. Dodd

Democrat

-2

CT

U.S. Senate

Jr

Joseph I. Lieberman

Democrat

-5

CT

U.S. House

1

John B. Larson

Democrat

-4

CT

U.S. House

2

Robert Ruhl 'Rob' Simmons

Republican

-3

CT

U.S. House

3

Rosa L. DeLauro

Democrat

-4

CT

U.S. House

4

Christopher H. Shays

Republican

-6

CT

U.S. House

5

Nancy L. Johnson

Republican

-2

MA

U.S. Senate

Sr

Edward M. 'Ted' Kennedy

Democrat

-3

MA

U.S. Senate

Jr

John Forbes Kerry

Democrat

-3

MA

U.S. House

1

John W. Olver

Democrat

-2

MA

U.S. House

2

Richard E. Neal

Democrat

0

MA

U.S. House

3

James P. 'Jim' McGovern

Democrat

+1

MA

U.S. House

4

Barney Frank

Democrat

-1

MA

U.S. House

5

Martin T. 'Marty' Meehan

Democrat

-4

MA

U.S. House

6

John F. Tierney

Democrat

-3

MA

U.S. House

7

Edward J. 'Ed' Markey

Democrat

-1

MA

U.S. House

8

Michael E. Capuano

Democrat

0

MA

U.S. House

9

Stephen F. Lynch

Democrat

-3

MA

U.S. House

10

William D. 'Bill' Delahunt

Democrat

0

ME

U.S. Senate

Sr

Olympia J. Snowe

Republican

-4

ME

U.S. Senate

Jr

Susan M. Collins

Republican

-4

ME

U.S. House

1

Thomas H. Allen

Democrat

-3

ME

U.S. House

2

Michael H. Michaud

Democrat

-6

NH

U.S. Senate

Sr

Judd A. Gregg

Republican

+1

NH

U.S. Senate

Jr

John E. Sununu

Republican

+3

NH

U.S. House

2

Charles F. 'Charlie' Bass

Republican

-4

NY

U.S. Senate

Sr

Charles E. 'Chuck' Schumer

Democrat

-4

NY

U.S. Senate

Jr

Hillary Rodham Clinton

Democrat

-4

NY

U.S. House

1

Timothy H. Bishop

Democrat

-4

NY

U.S. House

2

Steve J. Israel

Democrat

-5

NY

U.S. House

3

Peter T. King

Republican

-4

NY

U.S. House

4

Carolyn McCarthy

Democrat

-7

NY

U.S. House

5

Gary L. Ackerman

Democrat

-5

NY

U.S. House

6

Gregory W. Meeks

Democrat

-3

NY

U.S. House

7

Joseph Crowley

Democrat

-8

NY

U.S. House

8

Jerrold L. Nadler

Democrat

-6

NY

U.S. House

9

Anthony David Weiner

Democrat

-6

NY

U.S. House

10

Edolphus 'Ed' Towns

Democrat

-3

NY

U.S. House

11

Major R. Owens

Democrat

-4

NY

U.S. House

12

Nydia M. Velázquez

Democrat

0

NY

U.S. House

13

Vito J. Fossella

Republican

-5

NY

U.S. House

14

Carolyn B. Maloney

Democrat

-5

NY

U.S. House

15

Charles B. 'Charlie' Rangel

Democrat

-1

NY

U.S. House

16

José E. Serrano

Democrat

-2

NY

U.S. House

17

Eliot L. Engel

Democrat

-8

NY

U.S. House

18

Nita M. Lowey

Democrat

-4

NY

U.S. House

19

Sue W. Kelly

Republican

-4

NY

U.S. House

20

John E. Sweeney

Republican

-6

NY

U.S. House

21

Michael R. McNulty

Democrat

-7

NY

U.S. House

22

Maurice D. Hinchey

Democrat

+4

NY

U.S. House

23

John M. McHugh

Republican

-6

NY

U.S. House

24

Sherwood L. 'Sherry' Boehlert

Republican

-3

NY

U.S. House

25

James T. 'Jim' Walsh

Republican

0

NY

U.S. House

26

Thomas M. Reynolds

Republican

-7

NY

U.S. House

28

Louise McIntosh Slaughter

Democrat

-3

VT

U.S. Senate

Sr

Patrick J. Leahy

Democrat

+2

VT

U.S. Senate

Jr

James Merrill 'Jim' Jeffords

Independent

+4

VT

U.S. House

At-Large

Bernard 'Bernie' Sanders

Independent

+3

[Edit35]

How far are they going to dig to keep this up?

Well, it's common knowledge that the South was blameless during the Civil War, and the North was the impetus behind all hatred and strife.

(psyche)

One other point: I have always been perplexed that the very thing which kept the Jews separate and 'chosen' in the eyes of God is the same thing which caused them to be reviled and rejected among (some) Gentiles.

It is amazing the Jews have retained their compassion and humanity all these years, considering what they went through at the hands of (some) Gentiles).

And it is truly a miracle that Jews have kept their identity so intact all these thousands of years considering they didn't even have a homeland. (until 1946)