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Buildup to The Civil War: The First Political Terrorist | Myths VS Facts

Originally aired on October 29, 2018. In episode 23 of Myths VS Facts, Art Thompson discusses the first political terrorist. Have you ever heard the phrase, “the action is in the reaction?” You can’t get people to act, but you can get them to react. This was the purpose of John Brown, the first political terrorist. Find out how Brown’s activities were a catalyst for reaction among the people – both in the North and the South.

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Read To the Victor Go the Myths and Monuments

Buildup to The Civil War: What Caused it? | Myths VS Facts

Originally aired on October 23, 2018. In episode 22 of Myths VS Facts, Art Thompson discusses new information you may have never heard. When discussing the Civil War, many think the main cause was slavery or political and cultural differences. Find out the real reason for the war and how the stage was set.

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Read To the Victor Go the Myths and Monuments

Education Spreads Truth

Over the years The John Birch Society has been spreading the truth by writing and printing books on many subjects.  Two of these books are “In the Shadows of the Deep State” and “To the Victor Go the Myths & Monuments”. 

A common thread that runs through these books is the Council on Foreign Relations and how they are steadily working towards a one world government.  A one world government will slowly dissolve the Republic form of government and with it, America’s sovereignty.

To really understand what’s going on, you need to read these two books.  Our country needs well-informed, well-read leaders.  Arm yourself with knowledge and you can be that leader starting today.

Action Items:

Reading adds to your education, so start reading, get educated and then tell others.  Read Arthur R. Thompson’s books:

In the Shadows of the Deep State

To the Victor Go the Myths & Monuments 

Tell your U.S. Representatives and Senators to eliminate CFR members from Appointments

Read the reprint: CFR: Still the Power Behind the Throne

Learn More about the Council on Foreign Relations on TheNewAmerican.com

Get involved and Join The John Birch Society.