Remembering Why We Are Free

Then I choose to remember in memorial of our first President George Washington, 1732-1799. First and Greatest President of our Federal Republic of these United States of America, 1789-1797. After two hundred years of Jesuit dungeons, persecutions and wars of extermination in Europe, the risen Son of God raised up our virtous and honorable deliverer. He established a Nation of freemen, maliciously called ” THE INVADED TERRITORY of NORTHERN PARAGUAY” by Orestes A. Brownson, a journalist and secret lay jesuit ” of the short robe” who published his popish Brownson’s Quarterly Review during the latter half of the Nineteenth Century. The illustrious Father of our country saved the Revelutionary Armey from dissolution many times; his leadership alone is responsible for the success of the Revolution; he sreved two terms as President having established a Constitutional Confederate Republic of Sovereign States in which we displaced and exiled White Celtic-Anglo-Saxon Calvinistic Protestants and Baptists could worship God according to the dictates of our consciences in obediance to his Holy Word, translated into English by the Puritans of the Protestant Reformation, The Authorized King James Version of the Bible of 1611. For thwarting the Jesuit Order’s plan for North America, Washington was given the poisen cup and within two days lay dead at his home in Mt Vernon, another victim of the Black Pope.

Source: The Life and Times of George Washington, J.T. Headly, New York: Charles Scribner, 1856.

From my personal library and ancient collections of our past.
Greg Farber. Remember this today, Ben Franklin said: ” I SAID A REPUBLIC NOT A DEMOCRACY”.