[DiogenesLamp]

Yes, they've had a much better run than the Nazis, but lately with all this swamp draining going on, they may finally be brought to an account for their actions.

The Washington/New York influence system is a corrupt cesspool that has been feeding off of the rest of the nation since the 1850s. Let us hope it is finally coming to it's Armageddon.

[DiogenesLamp]

“Brown also learned much about Massachusetts’ mercantile elite; while he initially considered this knowledge a curse, it would prove to be a boon to his later activities in Kansas and at Harper’s Ferry. The business community had reacted with hesitation when Brown asked them to change their highly profitable practice of selling low-quality wool en masse at low prices. Initially, Brown naively trusted them, but soon realized that they were determined to maintain their control of price-setting.”

[DiogenesLamp]

"In the Ohio Cultivator, Brown and other wool growers complained that the Connecticut River Valley's farmers' tendencies were lowering all U.S. wool prices abroad. In reaction, Brown made a last-ditch effort to overcome the wool mercantile elite by seeking an alliance with European manufacturers. Ultimately, Brown was disappointed to learn that Europe preferred to buy Western Massachusetts wools en masse at the cheap prices they had been getting from them. Brown then traveled to England to seek a higher price for Springfield's wool. The trip was a disaster, as the firm incurred a loss of $40,000, of which Perkins bore the brunt. With this misfortune, the Perkins and Brown wool commission operation closed in Springfield in late 1849. Subsequent lawsuits tied up the partners for several more years."

"D@mn cotton farmers and their free labor!"

[Bull Snipe]

Like the Nazis, they lost the war.