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Ryan S. Walters
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Ryan S. Walters
@ryanswalters73
Historian. Author. Heritage American and descendant of Jamestown. Politically a Jeffersonian. And a proud, courageous defender of Warren Harding!!
- Most names we use for specific Indian tribes are not what they call themselves but were taken from other Indian tribes and are usually derogatory. Consider some examples that will tell you a lot about how Indians really were: The Navajos called themselves “Din’e,” which means
- The Jefferson-Hemings Myth A Few Simple Facts: The DNA sample used in the 1998 study was NOT from THOMAS Jefferson There were more than two dozen Jefferson men in Virginia at the time of Eston Hemings’ conception The scientific evidence alone concludes that the chances that
- Replying to @micah_erfanAnd they lost! They were conquered.
- And you’ve taken how many illegals into your home?
- Let’s not forget: we paid Mexico $15 million for the Mexican Cession territory that they claim we stole from them. This was after conquering their entire country. We didn’t have to pay them anything. We also paid an additional $10 million for the sliver of land known as the
- From HBO’s John Adams series: Alexander Hamilton: The future prosperity of this nation rests chiefly in trade. Trade depends, among other things, on the willingness of other nations to lend us money. Thomas Jefferson: And how would you propose to establish international
GIF - Replying to @ArmisDeiI do believe that Jefferson Davis feller said he’d emancipate all the slaves in the Confederacy in exchange for foreign recognition of independence.
- Replying to @adamkjohnstonIt’s not a true religion; it’s an ideology of conquest.
- Here is my Mount Rushmore of Worst Presidents! What’s yours?
- Replying to @ConceptualJames
- I get tired of seeing ignoramus, virtue-signalers trash Stonewall Jackson as a racist. Little do they know that this man and his wife had a Sunday school for slaves and taught them to read and write, in defiance of Virginia law, so they could study the Bible!
- “Actually, the war of 1861 was not a civil war. A civil war is a conflict between two or more factions trying to take over a government. In 1861, Confederate President Jefferson Davis was no more interested in taking over Washington than George Washington was interested in taking
