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(recall Hamilton vs Jefferson / Jackson vs Biddle).




               The American system of mercantilism / protectionism profits the North at the
               expense  of  the  South.  The  perpetuation  of  that  system  is  a  cause  of  friction
               between the two regions. Another factor is that self-righteous New Englanders
               despise the more libertarian and sometimes less educated citizens of the South.
               Southerners  are  aware  of  this  supercilious  attitude,  which  in  turn  fuels
               resentment of the “Yankees”.























               However, the playing off of the Northern Central Government against a southern
               Confederacy dovetails very nicely with how the Globalists have always operated

               (and  continued  to  operate).  The  United  States  is  now  a  commercial  power
               mostly outside of Rothschild control. But those political & cultural differences
               between the industrial North and the agricultural South have long been an issue
               of concern. When tensions between the South and the U.S. Federal Government
               come  to  a  boil,  the  southern  states  (Confederacy)  begin  to  secede  from  the
               Union. In April of 1861, after provoking a Southern attack against the Feds at
               Fort Sumter (18), President Lincoln orders an invasion of the South.




               Contrary  to  pop-history,  the  main  issue  of  the  Civil  War  is  not  about
               slavery.



               At  most,  only  about  3%  of  southerners  hold  slaves,  and  four  of  the  Northern
               states  are  actually  slave-holding  states!  President  Lincoln  does  indeed  oppose
               slavery, but he will later use the issue only as a propaganda tool to raise moral

               support  for  his  true  goal;  saving  and  strengthening  the  Union  /  Federal
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