American Revolutionary War

And here comes the city of London.

Here comes our Revolutionary War, which we have yet to finish in my stance.

General, take it easy because Jake's already sweating.

I'm seeing the water dropping from his eyes.

And here comes the city of London.

Here comes our Revolutionary War, which we have yet to finish in my stance.

General, take it easy because Jake's already sweating.

I'm seeing the water dropping from his eyes.

But...

Why don't you ever do anything older than World War II? Where are all the Civil War ones? Where are all the Revolutionary War ones? What about even World War I? Jesse, what's going on? Let me explain.

I'm about to give you a big example right in your face, all right? During World War II, World War II was unique.

I know that every politician in the United States of America and half the population believes that World War II was everything and that every conflict afterwards should be compared to World War II, but World War II is the only one like it in the history of the world.

I don't want the word patriot to mean people who wore a mega hat.

I don't want patriot to mean only the people who fought against the British in the Revolutionary War.

I want to restore the word patriot to its rightful place in the lexicon.

Well, I'm like, can there be people who wore a MAGA hat and were patriots? I'm going to say yes, because they're veterans.

America was not a country yet.

1776 comes the Revolutionary War, which did not interrupt the practice of slavery.

So the argument of the country had nothing to do with the continuity of slavery.

Then we go to 1865 at the end of the Civil War.

This came down to disputed land in West Florida that was controlled by the Spanish and had previously been controlled by the British.

After the Treaty of Paris was signed in 1783, effectively ending the Revolutionary War, the Spanish contended that they were being cheated out of a piece of West Florida, and as such, restricted access to the Mississippi River for American ships to trade in New Orleans.

Thomas Pinckney negotiated the treaty with the Spanish contingent, setting the border of the Spanish colony of West Florida at the Mississippi River and allowed American boats to sail the Mississippi freely.

Many point to this treaty as the one that opened the door to American expansionism into the West.

The Knights of the Golden Circle was a southern extremist group operating in the north to subvert Union forces.

The Masonic-influenced Knights of the Golden Circle was, I would say, different from the Revolutionary War masonry that existed that was highlighted in National Treasure 1, which was Washington and Franklin.

But during Lincoln's time, Lincoln knew he was up against a Masonic cabal that was fomenting secession.

The Knights of the Golden Circle was an extreme group of the Confederates that did want to

Anyway, I'm not going to tell you where it is if you haven't seen it.

It takes place during the Revolutionary War, and Poldark comes back from the U.S. side, and he got his butt kicked, so he's going back to his mines.

Huh.

Wow.