by mydixieAdmin | Apr 11, 2022 | Al Benson, Revised History
Dictatorship In America According to the book “The Lincoln Conspiracy” the United States was perilously close to dictatorship in 1864. The authors noted: “All the elements were in motion: transportation and communication were nationalized, the writ of habeas corpus...
by mydixieAdmin | Apr 11, 2022 | Al Benson, Revised History
Edwin M. Stanton, Would-Be Dictator It would seem, from his commentary about others, that Lincoln’s Secretary of War, Edwin M. Stanton, had an inflated concept of his own abilities and a diminished view of the abilities of others. He was definitely not a practitioner...
by mydixieAdmin | Apr 11, 2022 | Al Benson, Revised History
Communism In America Happened Before You Were Told It Did Many who have written histories of this country have never mentioned communism and/or socialism until sometime in the 1930s. It’s interesting that this subject seldom comes up for them until that time period...
by mydixieAdmin | Apr 11, 2022 | Al Benson, Revised History
Abraham Lincoln’s Deep Pink Assistant Secretary of War Should you happen to run across the name of Charles A. Dana in a “history” book somewhere it will probably tell you that he was assistant secretary of war in the Lincoln administration–and that’s probably all it...
by mydixieAdmin | Apr 11, 2022 | Al Benson, Revised History
“The Reddest of the Red”–More Ignored History Most of the Forty-Eighter socialists and communists that infested this country after the failed socialist revolts in Europe in 1848-49 are people we are told precious little about. Their influence on and in this country...
by mydixieAdmin | Apr 11, 2022 | Al Benson, Revised History
Karl Marx’s Buddy Joseph Weydemeyer–History You Never Learned In School Years ago (over 40 now), a friend and Mentor, Rev. Ennio Cugini, who was the pastor of a church in New England, sent me a picture right out of the Communist Daily World newspaper of a man named...
