William Harrison

 William Harrison

William Harrison won the 1840 election against Martin Van Buren who was the Vice President of Jackson and one term President. Harrison was a Christian and possibly an Anti-mason. Because Harrison was a real Christian and defeated Martin Van Buren in the 1840 election, he was probably sabotaged.

Martin Van Buren had envied prominent and good individuals. Van Buren envied Alexander Hamilton for preventing him from winning the election of 1800 against Thomas Jefferson. Van Buren was going to win the election but Hamilton found a discrepency and Van Buren could not be president. Instead Jefferson became President. Jefferson was important for American Independence.

Van Buren envied Hamilton for also opposing the First Bank of the US. Van Buren probably also sabotaged Andrew Jackson for also opposing the Second Bank. Van Buren was also a marxist federalist. Van Buren challenged Hamilton to a duel where Hamilton was shot. I think that Hamilton was harassed, gangstalked, and probably sabotaged prior to the duel. Hamilton had better reflexes being much younger but it is most likely that Van Buren used the masons to either gangstalk or sabotage Hamilton the day prior. That is why we do not use violence. Van Buren did not fight 1 v. 1 and had other federalists sabotaging Hamilton. 

We learn that we persevere without violence and instead conquer by worshiping GOD Almighty. Hamilton was sabotaged and instructs how we do not use violence. It is the same with fist fights. Socialists do not fight fair and usually involve other individuals since they are cowards. If they had courage they would fight in a boxing ring 1 v. 1. They do not do that because they are cowards. The same instigators and intimidators do not fight against top talent in a boxing ring because of cowardice. Also they sabotage top talent when they are undefeated like Rocky Marciano. Rocky Marciano also was sabotaged for being undefeated and retiring without a loss in boxing. Van Buren probably sabotaged Jefferson, Hamilton, Jackson, and Harrison. Harrison was probably poisoned by masons. Harrison was about to start his presidency when he died of food poisoning. Harrison probably was an abolitionist, Anti-masonic, or was going  against marxism. He was probably envied by Van Buren for beating him in the presidential election without malarkey. Americans did not like Van Buren. Despite poisoning, Harrison did not change his values and was persecuted. Harrison is not described properly in history books being denoted only by the short presidency term. They say he was not good. This is because federalist marxists idolize Van Buren for sabotaging democracy in the 1800s. The marxists envy that Harrison was a Christian and won the election without sabotage. Americans reasoned that Van Buren was not actually like Andrew Jackson, a true patriot, and preferred Harrison. Edward Thurlow also probably helped to get him elected with the Anti-mason newspaper. Other politicians that were Anti-masonic were also elected. Americans were beginning to get tired in the 1830s and 1840s of envious mason marxists who sabotage industrious and noble people. Despite persecution, we persevere preaching Yahshua and repudiating "champagne and trufles working class" socialism. We must stay industrious and active in our faith. We can keep learning, keep preaching, keep praying, keep singing worship songs, keep having gratitude, keep being optimistic, keep meditating on Scripture, and keep repudiating masonry and marxism. We can be thankful for good examples who never became sycophants.

Andrew Jackson

 Andrew Jackson

Andrew Jackson was an American Major General and President of the United States. Jackson is villified and hated in history books for reasons not completely described. While Jackson is blamed for relocating Native Americans to reservations, there is more to the story than what is described in history books. Andrew Jackson was not establishment meaning he was actually from humble beginnings. He was not born into affluence and was not a trust fund beneficiary. 

Jackson was a soldier and was able to improve and be promoted to the point that he became a commander. In 1812, he fought against the British and won the Battle of New Orleans. The Americans would defeat the British in the War of 1812. Jackson would also fight against Creek Indian tribe uprisings, and also won those battles. Jackson was disciplined and righteous. Jackson had seen that some Native Americans tribes were still hostile despite genuine empathy from Americans and attempted to resolve a manner that there could be serenity between Americans and Native Americans (Native Americans still wanted to war constantly and also do peyote. There are multiple stories of Native American Chiefs that wanted to keep warring for the sake of warring. Socialist lies state that Native Americans lived in harmony without wars and it was the "Pilgrims who started wars". The same "evil" Pilgrims (knew about disease and bacteria in the 1600s while germ theory was yet to be discovered in the 1800s by Louis Pasteur) who knowingly gave free blankets with disease to Native Americans.)

Jackson decided to create reservations and allow the Native Americans to still live in the US in reservations. The history books describe that he was a "dictator" and hated Native Americans arbitrarily when this was a blatant lie. (The Pilgrims created Jamestown in the 1600s, and the Native Americans burned down that settlement in 1676. Other Native America Chiefs kept attacking settlements despite Pilgrims being kind and caring.) Instead Jackson had the first hand account of the reality having served in different wars. 

Who really hated Andrew Jackson? The establishment of those times for being genuine, brave, patriotic, and humble. Jackson was elected in 1828 and was a humble president. Jackson thwarted the creation of the Second American Bank of the US based on what we considered "elite interests". (Alexander Hamilton had fought against the First Bank and was hated also). The Bank was meant to print unlimited money in order to stimulate the economy. Jackson was against printing money that was not backed by silver, gold, or precious metals. This is the real story of the hatred against Andrew Jackson. Jackson also promoted humble individuals from modest backgrounds to positions in the White House. This irritated the establishment who only wanted socialists and establishment members in positions of authority even in the 1800s. Jackson was an individual that was humble throughout his life and no dictator. Jackson cared about citizens, wanted serenity and harmony between everyone, and fought the Bank that wanted to print unlimited money. Andrew Jackson was an amazing president. (I myself am of multiple ethnicities including part Native American and not offended at the truth.) 

Figures of History and Individualism is meant to remind us that there are good people despite the lies of the snake. While the snake says that "everyone sins and is evil," the reality is that there have been and there are individuals who are good, positive, practice integrity, and hate evil. We can persevere practicing civil disobedience, pacifism, and worshiping GOD Almighty above everything of this temporary and imperfect world. We can persist acknowledging that GOD Almighty is everything to us and deny the lies of the snake.