What my grandfather and his family did in 1918 to escape the pandemic that was killing hundreds in Florence, Alabama.

That's interesting..jim mmarrs's rule by secrecy does a great introduction to the whole civil war..as for the Spanish flu thingy odd TV kinda put this whole new plandemic to bed [link to www.youtube.com (secure)]
Als look up fatimaMovemntdotcom for what freemasonry are about and whats the hold up to the new world order reality

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There is no pandemic, only exists on the fake news media, the sanitary conditions were a lot different in 1918

Tree fiddy for poor sock

My grandparents and parents told me nothing about life in general. My father never admitted his father beat him. My aunt told me this when I was 24. They always acted as if everything was okay even while beating me (from 13 to 21)and sending my schizophrenic sister to the streets. This is about all I learned from the lot them: pretend that everything is okay and never talk about anything. They are all dead now except for my sister who has harmed me in every way imaginable since I was born.

Geez, man.

I'm so sorry to hear that.

I'm sorry. People are very flawed beings.

Some can rise above all of the madness and some cannot.

That's just the way it is.

Only you can do it. No one else.

Peace

My dads Uncle Robert remembers that time.. he was farther west in Texas than Wichita Falls... north of Abilene ... He says that when you needed to speak to someone.. you stayed on your horse and you threw rocks at their house till they opened a window... then you hollered at each other to communicate from a distance.... True Story..

In the case of Puritans and Friends/Quakers the abuse came from the Protestant English Church. And in America Puritans often treated the Friends very poorly. What I’ve discovered is that many came for religious freedom to practice their particular form of Christianity. They themselves didn’t welcome differences any more than the church they left behind. The Friends however were generally more tolerant.

Thanks for the awesome family story! My Great grandparents also came from Alabama & my great grandad would do side jobs in bigger ares to buy supplies for the final destination Western Oklahoma, my granddad was born in Waxahachie Texas in 1900 during one of their stops. Whats awesome is I was born In Western Okla, but have lived in Texas since 1986, I've had some accounts in Waxahachie for over 10 years now, full circle!

And you're 100% correct, we have no ideal how easy we have it

You got that right. I think we need to be reminded of that sometimes. My mom, who is 82 and German, escaped Poland with her family during the war and went to Germany and then, at the age of 12, left Germany for America, walking miles through the mountains and stuffed on trains covered with lice along with her mom (my grandma), her grandma (my great grandma), and her 9 brothers and sisters. My grandpa had been taken prisoner of war. They came to America on a sponsorship and were given an acre of land in Colorado where they slept in the dirt with just the clothes on their backs and built the family farm by hand with basically just sticks and clay. My grandpa showed up a few years later, shocking everyone. They had thought he was dead. My dad's family, all Armenians, barely escaped the Armenian genocide in Armenia by the Turks, came over by boat to Ellis Island/New York with just the clothes on their backs and made their way, never complaining. Before that, my dad's dad, my grandpa, who was born in 1900 in Armenia, had gone to England real young to live with relatives while his parents and brothers went to America. In 1912, the plan was for him to come to America on the Titanic which was leaving out of South Hampton. He stood for two days in the immigrant line for a spot in the Titanic's cargo hold but before they let the immigrants on board, a doctor came by and checked their eyesight, going down the line. My grandpa had TERRIBLE eyesight with big old glasses and he was also sick so they didn't let him on. The rest of that story, of course is history. If it wasn't for my grandpa being so blind and sickly as a kid, I wouldn't be here! He waited a month and took the next ship out to Ellis Island where my great grandparents were waiting.

My life, comparatively to all that, was a walk in the fucking park.

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Yes.

Our culture has NO respect for the older generation. Young ones don't listen to their parents or the elderly, who have so much life experience.

It's tragic and sad. These young college kids don't remember East and West Germany and how they killed people who tried to leave the communist side. They have no idea about Mao's luxury palaces. Or Castro's yachts with underage girls.

They think the "boohmers" know nothing. when it's the young ones who know nothing except their brainwashing.
So, it's more than sad, it's dangerous.

Amazing stories. THANK YOU!

As I move into my 70s, what am I afraid of?

What keeps me awake at night?

What makes me fear for the coming generations?

Well, it really is the coming generations lack of education about their ancestors and their past. The lack of knowledge or even desire to know who their ancestors were. How they lived. What was important to them. What drove them. What they held dear.

I see a complete collapse in our education system. I see it almost to the level of them being retarded or brain damaged. To the point where they no longer capable of grasping this deeper understanding and knowledge.

This coming collapse is not about some fucking politician! Or even what type of government we have! The problem is way deeper than that! It is about humanity's ability to function as a society at all.

If you don't know and respect who you are, what hope is there of you making the right choices later.

I honestly cry for the children...

This!!!

Aspirin (ASA) was brand new and considered something of a miracle. Many doctors and most ordinary people had no idea that ASA toxicity was pretty easy to achieve.

Aspirin worked great for symptoms of the new Spanish flu! It stopped the aches and pains within minutes! So people took a LOT of it, and it was recommended EVERYWHERE. Next thing you know- liver and kidney failure.

more than half of the people who died during the 1918 Spanish flu actually died from Aspirin/ASA overdose.

Booolmlers are a really really poor example of how previous generations were superior to current gens...

That is a childish cop-out on your part.

so, OP, you still have not answered the Subject of your thread.

Maybe I did, but were just too dumb to grasp the answer.

Wow I was born in Florence, Al

Great thread OP

Same as uk mainland 'land held in common', and its roots, implications.

You are so pitiful it gratifies me immensely.
Somebody says "they're stupid losers even fogs dont want to see after one use"
And you say "Yeah strawberries smell like poo too you know"

The sock is great, the stereotypes are priceless and i believe thou book sayeth "Thou shalt not suffer a poisoner to live"
Well America? Even God can't stand these fugly sons of paleo pigs!

Yes and all that during a world War, and they didn't know that a second world War was coming as well as a global depression.

Well at least they had the roaring 20s.

That's nice dear

It was not PCB it was what was in the ground from the gas and other chemical warfare left at the Fort, it was burned for a long time. Some had been put in the ground so, PCB hadn't been used for a long time. Why would they say PCB when Monsanto and other chemicals also contaminated the streams also here? People couldn't sell the produce because of the contamination.

Now Monsanto contaminated our river with their chemicals. They did it, they set up a dummy corporation, only someone knew about it and reported it.