Also the biggest reason why Britian showed support for the South was because of the cotton trade, and a massive cotton shortage in both Britian and France due to the Union blockade

cotton and food resources ...south had alot of crops

Yep

Tho it was primarily for cotton

well it was a cash crop

One of the biggest right next to Tabaco

which i'm smoking right now ..tobacco

still digging up hidden history of the 1800's ...mostly concentrating around 1812 era

something happen world wide to bury most of it between 1810-1811

1812 worldwide seemed to be a resources war

Yeah, a major conflict in the Pacific between France Britian and Russia, and as well as over in Europe between Prussian states, England, France, and Russia

look further ...it's world wide

not just western europe

or eastern usa

Well I did mention conflict in the pacific

eastern europe, southern europe, asia, africa

even some areas of middle east

It was essentially a unofficial world war that was going on

well internet opened up a world of histories buried under dogma

Mhm

At one point i think it also pretty much became a battle royal, at least in Asia Pacific

hell theres even a town in mexico that got buried mostly under lava by a volcano eruption in the 50's, the mexican gov for decades kept saying the town never existed yet every survivor of that town said it did, only a church steeple remained above ground til a decade ago

dogma buries more history than natural events do

Mhm

early historical maps say pompeii existed up til late 1700's ...yet they didn't officially discover it til few decades ago according few decades ago

Dam

anyway..if u look up 'mudflood theory' and 'hidden history' long enough, u soon realize alot of the dates in 'history' u were taught have really fucked up views on events and when they were supposed to happen

Mhm

especially when u get into history by other nations around the world..things don't add up when compared to the history u were taught...but 1 event seems constant - 1812

Just a funny year it be

well there was this one log of a fire dept station in boston between 1810-1811

they went thru 11months of darkness apparently, and 1/2 of the population of the city went missing

Dam

and the really interesting thing is the station was called an engine co

earliest use of the word 'engine'

Huh, interestin

anyway...i'm off to watch something

Its the same as the North Africans that went on slave raids across Europe, even going as far as Iceland. Large swathes of southern england were abandoned for fear of being captured and enslaved to build palaces in North Africa

But everyone has completely forgotton it

Illinois is putting up tons of ads with misleading information on this new 'Fair Tax' law

https://taxfoundation.org/illinois-fair-tax/