How Will History Be Recorded?

The victors write history. And their version is based not on facts but on their version of the “truth”. I wish that I would live long enough to see how history will be recorded over the next five years. Many readers believe that our side will win. Because we are right and have God on our side.

These were the same reasons the South seceded from the union. They did not want to pay the excessive tariffs to the North. They wanted their states’ rights to be sovereign as our founding fathers intended. They wanted to be left alone. They believed God was on their side and that their cause was righteous. History records them as evil slaveholders fighting to keep their “property”. This history of the Civil War as written by the victors cannot even be discussed today.

Will this be how history records our future?

The Christians thought that their god was on their side and that they would win the civil war because their cause was righteous. They lost because we controlled their children’s education, media coverage and government. They were so ignorant, they funded our revolution through taxation and fines. They thought that voting was an effective method to regain control of the government even after the voting process had already been subverted to our cause through immigration and voter fraud. They did not even see the successful coup that had been orchestrated by the Party using the “truth” until they were sent to re-education centers. They became living proof that “words without action lead to defeat”.

Most people do not realize that YouTube has demonetized accounts that do not adhere to their “truth”. As of December 12, YouTube will start removing these same accounts because they are not generating revenue. If this purge is successful, how do we get our message out?

I hope there will at least be a footnote that some resistance had a few limited successes. If you think that this is a pessimistic viewpoint, you have not been paying attention to the coup led by Adam Schiff at the behest of Nancy Pelosi.

David DeGerolamo