There isn’t a neocon Jew today from PragerU to the Lincoln Project who doesn’t love Abe Lincoln. Mark Levin has his picture behind him on his wall.

He created the income tax, destroyed the free press, and consolidated wealth for the railroads and banks. He was a railroad attorney before he was president. And he took the first step to recreating a central bank. He was the original Neocon.

He created the National Banking Acts of 1863 and 1864. These laws replaced a independence of state banks with a unified system of federally chartered banks.
Dont go to grok for history.
I keeps seeing the worn out Judah Benjamin conspiracy in regards to John Wilks Booth, praise be his name.
X accounts like Truth and Rabbi Jeff the same ilk who think the holocaust was only 271k because muh Redcross (something I’ve debunked a dozen times) are now pushing the jew plot to kill Lincoln.
They also said Lincoln crushed slavery and think the war was over at the time when Lincoln was shot. All false.
Once again we have people who used Ai for 20 minutes and think they are Civil War historians.
1 crushed slavery that is bullshit, Northern Sates still had slavery 8 months after Lincoln was dead. New Jersey still had them until 1866. And California though illegal on paper absolutely continued the practice into the 1890s. Lincoln attempted to keep slavery with the Corwin Amendment.

He personally wrote each governor asking them to pass it, the congress which included the North, already had passed it with the required 2/3 majority. it only needed to be ratified by the state legislators. Only five states—Ohio, Maryland, Illinois, Kentucky, and Rhode Island—actually ratified the Corwin Amendment through their legislatures ALL of them stayed in the Union and fought for the North.

All southern states had to do if they wanted to keep slavery was ratify this constitutional amendment that had already passed congress and was supported by Lincoln. They seceded anyway because slavery was never the primary reason for the war. The other states who had not yet seceded did so after Lincoln sent war ship to SC to collect the revenue and to reinforce Ft Sumter which was the island fort where ships were stopped to pay tariffs. Lincoln’s ship the USRC Harriot Lane fired its 32 pounder canon on the confederate ship the Nashiville while it was in Charleston harbor all BEFORE the shots fired at Sumter that your school books lie and say was the start of the war. Lincoln put a blockade on NC which was still in the Union forcing them to vote to leave it.
Lincoln only created an emancipation proclamation in the middle of a war that he was losing. And it only set free slaves in areas he had no control over yet not in the areas he did control.
The London Times: The Times dismissed the measure skeptically. On October 18, 1862, it published a prominent political cartoon by John Tenniel titled “Abe Lincoln’s Last Card,” which argued that Lincoln had exhausted his political and military options and was cynically using emancipation to stir up a slave rebellion.
2 Booth was in Confederate intelligence. John Surratt Jr was a courier for him and Judah Benjamin gave $200 to distribute for operations in Canada. Considering JWB was a wealthy actor making $20,000 a year on his own even the entire $200 wouldn’t have made a difference to him. He was an ideological confederate sympathizer. He knew he would be risking his life and had a high chance of dying if he shot Lincoln.
The plot was supposed to take out northern leadership. They stabbed the secretary of state the same night they shot Lincoln. It was an army plan. Lewis Powell was going to cut Seward’s throat but found him wearing a neck brace (from falling off a horse) so he stabbed his face. But Seward survived. (He’s the guy who bought Alaska). George Atzerodt was supposed to kill vice president Andrew Johnson but got drunk and lost his nerve.
3 THE confederate army. Lol you’re ignorant. It’s a confederation dummy that means it has armies plural. Lee’s army was not THE confederate army. Gen Johnston was still commanding in North Carolina with 80 thousand men and General Richard Taylor had another 10 thousand. They were very much still at war when Lincoln was shot making what Booth did and act of war not terrorism. Lincoln was the commander and chief of the Union and a legitimate target.
I know what this is really about. You stupid fucks think Lincoln was killed because he made greenbacks and challenged duh Jews’ central bank.
The US already didn’t have central bank and the CSA sure as Hell had no plans to create one. Lincoln issued greenbacks because his treasury was nearly empty. It was nearly empty because prior to the war the South was paying 80-85% of the taxes that’s why they seceded.
The Union basically had no revenue so Lincoln created the income tax. His greenbacks were used to purchase war bonds. He ended up paying for the war by selling war bonds. He sold them to “merchants” and by 1865 45% of his navy was foreign mercenaries and so was a third of his army. (some say higher). Lincoln signed the National Banking Acts of 1863 and 1864. This was a stepping stone for creating the Federal Reserve. these laws created a system of federally chartered national banks supervised by a new federal agency, the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC. National banks were required to purchase U.S. government bonds and deposit them with the Treasury. In return, they could issue uniform National Bank Notes backed by federal credit Alongside bank notes, Lincoln authorized the Treasury to issue $450 million in fiat paper currency known as greenbacks, establishing the precedent of federally backed paper money.
It permanently connected the federal government to commercial banking.
The 1863 and 1864 laws established tiered reserve requirements, requiring country banks to hold reserves in larger city banks. This concentrated financial reserves in major hubs like New York, creating a precursor to the regional Federal Reserve district structure. National banks were required to purchase U.S. government bonds and deposit them with the Treasury. In return, they could issue uniform National Bank Notes backed by federal credit.
Economic historians note that the battle over American banking was one of the defining ideological conflicts of the 19th century. According to historical analyses from the Federal Reserve History portal and scholars of the Civil War era, this clash pitted Abraham Lincoln’s Whig-Republican vision of federal economic development against Andrew Jackson’s Democratic tradition of decentralized, agrarian finance.
Rooted in Alexander Hamilton’s financial philosophy and championed by Whig leader Henry Clay, Lincoln’s worldview held that a strong federal government should actively foster national economic growth.
Before the Civil War, Southern and Western Democrats blocked Whig attempts to revive a national bank. Once Southern states seceded in 1861, Lincoln and the Republican Congress finally held the legislative majority needed to enact their long-standing economic platform through the National Banking Acts.
The bonds were repaid by physically confiscating gold from the south and the later from native Americans in the Black hills, after the war. That was Grant’s first order.
President Ulysses S. Grant signed the Public Credit Act of 1869 as his very first major law. It officially pledged that the U.S. government would pay back all war bondholders in gold coin.
So they bought bonds with depreciating greenbacks and got repaid in gold, much of that stolen from southern banks. That Judah Benjamin was Jewish means nothing. The governor of Wisconsin was also Jewish as were two congressional representatives of Pennsylvania. So what?
August Belmont the Rothschild agent for America was a steadfast Union supporter. Once fighting began, he helped raise and equip the Union Army’s first predominantly German-American regiment in New York. Working alongside Lincoln’s Secretary of State, William H. Seward, Belmont traveled to London and Paris to lobby British Prime Minister Lord Palmerston and French officials against recognizing the Confederacy. Belmont actively urged the Rothschilds and other major European financial houses Not to underwrite Confederate war bonds or extend credit to the South.
After the war ended in 1865, J.S. Morgan & Co. and European banking networks—including the Rothschilds—channeled capital into American railroads and industrial corporations during the Gilded Age. Meanwhile, foreign investors as a whole held $400 million in Union bonds during the Civil War, rising to $1 billion by 1869.
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