Private Economy with Public Magnificence

Colonial violence was then directed towards the policy makers and their enforcers. Governor Thomas Hutchinson being one.
 
Wouldn't the men who perpetrated these acts be called terrorists by today's standards?
 
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thomas_Hut...overnor%29
 

 

<div>Colonial violence was then directed towards the policy makers and their enforcers. Governor Thomas Hutchinson being one.
 
Wouldn't the men who perpetrated these acts be called terrorists by today's standards?
 
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thomas_Hut...overnor%29
 

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To the British? 
 
miley-laughing024:
 
The good governor was only doing the business of Crown.
 
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<div>To the British? 
 
miley-laughing024:
 
The good governor was only doing the business of Crown.
 
:puppetearth:
 

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There is a difference.....it is in whom they targeted. They made there complaints known to the only authority close at hand. The ones doing the bidding of the 'Crown'... not foolish acts of idiotic violence against the public. But, calculated attacks against the TBTB. 
 
Under it all, important colonists did know where the real power was coming from....seems like they wanted their own piece of the American pie. To create and control their own pyramid!
 
:candleflame:
 
Look how shiny it is in the dark...
 

 
Like the sky...
 
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The 'Crown'? 

 

What crown!?

 

Property!

 

Crown property...and...everything in it.

 



 

How to reap the benefits of whatever it can produce?

 

Parliament is setting the rules to collect the booty.

 

Cronies for Rothschild and his machinations to collect the debt....

 

Who owns the whole catalog now?

 

 

:jukebox:

 

 

Quantify the love?

 

All you need is love?

 

How can you quantify that?

 

 



 

 

Dear Abby,

 

The Schlong is a big one!

 

:Icon_lol2:

 

Like my old granny used to say:  a stiff prick has no conscience.

 

;)

 

[A]ll women were burdened with ideas carried over from England with the colonists, influenced by Christian teachings. English law was summarized in a document of 1632 entitled "The Lawes Resolutions of Womens Rights":
 
In this consolidation which we call wedlock is a locking together. It is true, that man and wife are one person, but understand in what manner. When a small brooke or little river incorporateth with Rhodanus, Humber, or the Thames, the poor rivulet looseth her name.... A woman as soon as she is married, is called covert ... that is, "veiled"; as it were, clouded and overshadowed; she hath lost her streame. I may more truly, farre away, say to a married woman, Her new self is her superior; her companion, her master.
 
-- A People's History of the United States: 1492-Present, by Howard Zinn
 
http://www.thegoyslife.com/Documents/Books/A%20People's%20History%20of%20the%20United%20States-%20Howard%20Zinn.pdf
 

Oh lovely!

 

A triad of glory on earth:

 

The Rothchilds

 

The Vatican

 

The Crown

 

 

https://youtu.be/r2TrTSmJU2s
 
 
Good thread. I see how parliament slithered their way into Crown policy with the help of the moneychangers!
 
 

 

The American Revolution Through English Eyes 
 
 
https://youtu.be/Snh-ZrdeN-E

 

<div>Colonial violence was then directed towards the policy makers and their enforcers. Governor Thomas Hutchinson being one.
 
Wouldn't the men who perpetrated these acts be called terrorists by today's standards?
 
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thomas_Hut...overnor%29
 

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Here is another great example of retribution upon policy makers by colonists. Rhode Islanders began to hate a man named William Dudingston, a real scroundrel of the sea. Here's a link to that whole affair:
 
http://www.gaspee.org/
 

 
The Burning of the Gaspee by Charles DeWolf Brownell, 1892 - Courtesy RI Historical Society

The Hidden Faith of The Founding Fathers
 
This video details the more esoteric nature of ideas concerned in American History. It's well produced and researched, dealing with the religious attitudes and beliefs of the time. These are important factors to consider in discerning the social structures that built our nation.
 
https://youtu.be/xU24fJ4NQxo

http://forum.chickensomething.com/index....ed-states/