Disputed 1619 project was CORRECT, Slavery WAS key to US Revolution; Gerald Horne proved in 2014
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You joined in 2016 and unaware. He cool wit me thoHow the hell you have a WOAT banner when you posting knowledge like this
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I these are the kind of threads that need to be pinned. Good work coli fam I’m about to dive into this
IVS
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Interesting...
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Politics is an EXCHANGE!!!
he's on now with Sam Seder
edit: actually a replay of the interview from this Summer.
edit: actually a replay of the interview from this Summer.
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Politics is an EXCHANGE!!!
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I thought it was just the candy coating.. but not the core. But it really is the core, it all really does come down to slavery 
The implications of all of this....
The implications of all of this....
what wild is Prof. Horne wrote this BEFORE his current book.
Gerald Horne has been on this shyt for a while and its time to elevate him.
I thought it was just the candy coating.. but not the core. But it really is the core, it all really does come down to slavery
The implications of all of this....
they tried to deny this shyt because if they could couch it in flowery language of freedom then they could fool themselves on the mythology.
Theres too much contemporary evidence of slavery, slave revolts, and abolition influencing political and economic decisions, especially of southern colonists for them to pretend slavery wasn't relevant.
They got mad at the 1619 project for saying the country was founded on slavery but the more people look into it, the harder it gets to deny the founders themselves saying how much it influenced their economic decisions.
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I certainly enjoyed this.
I would love for him to speak on the Asiento, and address the power battle between the Merchant Bankers of the walled, Roman, City of London, and the AEnglo-Sachs Monarchy based in Westminster.
How that may have factored into what transpired here in the 13 colonies and other Nova Francia, New Spain-Louisiana territories. Id like to hear his analyses from an even wider perspective.
I would love for him to speak on the Asiento, and address the power battle between the Merchant Bankers of the walled, Roman, City of London, and the AEnglo-Sachs Monarchy based in Westminster.
How that may have factored into what transpired here in the 13 colonies and other Nova Francia, New Spain-Louisiana territories. Id like to hear his analyses from an even wider perspective.
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Horne lowkey mentions this in some of his interviews. Basically once the spanish inquisition kicked the jews out, even like 200 years after england did, that England was desperate to compete with the spanish and allowed the jews to incorporate in the business interests and weren't as rigid on being a catholic like the Spanish so "outsiders" could join the colonial and capitalist project.
Thats why you could have black conquistadors representing spain if they were catholic, but england was pushing the white-line. its just crazy.
fascinating stuff.
breh...when you learn about Bartolomé de las Casas pushing back on Columbus and regretting getting africans into slavery
this shyt was all documented
Theres no surprise here