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Seems like most do not know history.
Here’s a timeline for you from the Civil War until the formation of the IRS and the federal reserve, explaining to you how we lost our Republic and control :
Timeline of Events (1850s–1863)
1851: National Debt peaks at $68,304,796.02.
1857: National Debt drops to $28,699,831.85.
1859: National Debt rises to $58,496,837.88.
1850s–1861: Media fuels division over tariffs and slavery.
1860: Abraham Lincoln elected, Republican Party takes power, opposing slavery’s westward expansion but preserving it in existing states.
December 1860: South Carolina secedes, first state to do so.
February 8, 1861: South Carolina, Mississippi, Florida, Alabama, Georgia, Louisiana, and Texas form the Confederacy.
March 4, 1861: Lincoln inaugurated as President.
March 7, 1861: Lincoln appoints Salmon P. Chase as Secretary of the Treasury to finance the Civil War.
March 1861: Proposed 13th Amendment (Joint Resolution No. 80) signed by Lincoln, protecting state rights to slavery; only Ohio and Maryland ratify.
April 12, 1861: Confederate artillery fires first shots of Civil War at Fort Sumter.
April 15, 1861: Lincoln issues Proclamation 80, calling forth militia and convening Congress.
April 27, 1861: Lincoln suspends habeas corpus.
April 30, 1861: James Buchanan’s proposed 13th Amendment (similar to Lincoln’s) fails in Senate due to technicality.
July 17, 1861: Congress authorizes Treasury to borrow $250 million via bonds and “Demand Notes” (denominations of $5, $10, $20).
January 27, 1862: Lincoln issues General War Order 1 as Commander in Chief.
February 14, 1862: Secretary of War Edwin M. Stanton, under Lincoln’s order, issues Executive Order 1 to set up a military court and martial law to manage political prisoners due to Southern “insurrection.”
February 25, 1863: National Currency Act establishes Office of the Comptroller of the Currency and introduces “greenbacks.”
April 24, 1863: Lincoln issues General Orders No. 100 (Lieber Code), setting rules for Union soldiers’ conduct during the Civil War.
September 15, 1863: President Lincoln issues Proclamation 104, suspending habeas corpus nationwide. This broadens federal control amid Civil War tensions.
June 3, 1864: Congress passes National Bank Act, reaffirming OCC and federal bank charters for uniform system. Most people do not know history: Centralizes banking under federal oversight, laying groundwork for financial control.
July 5, 1864: Lincoln issues Proclamation 113, declaring martial law, suspending habeas corpus in Kentucky. Most people do not know history: Martial law extends military authority over civilians, targeting Confederate sympathies.
November 8, 1864: Lincoln re-elected President. Most people do not know history: Ensures continuity of Union policies during war.
January 31, 1865: Congress proposes 13th Amendment, prohibiting slavery and granting Congress enforcement powers. Most people do not know history: Ends states’ rights claims over slavery, shifting power to federal government.
April 9, 1865: General Lee surrenders at Appomattox; no formal Confederate government surrender to avoid legitimizing it. Most people do not know history: Surrender in McLean family home (McLean, VA = present-day CIA HQ).
April 14, 1865: Lincoln assassinated; Andrew Johnson, Southern Democrat opposing secession, becomes president, initially aligning with Radical Republicans. Most people do not know history: Johnson’s anti-secession stance masks tensions with Radicals over Reconstruction.
May 1865: Johnson issues Proclamation of Amnesty, pardoning most Confederates per Lincoln’s reconciliation plan. Most people do not know history: Aims to heal nation but sets stage for Southern resistance.
December 6, 1865: 13th Amendment ratified, abolishing slavery. Most people do not know history: Quietly surrenders states’ rights to federal government via Congress’s enforcement power.
1866: Congress proposes 14th Amendment; 23 Senators unlawfully excluded for two-thirds vote; 20 states ratify, 13 reject by March 1867, failing (28 of 37 needed). Most people do not know history: Strips states’ sovereign rights; congressional method used as states wouldn’t pass willingly.
May 1866: Johnson promotes Ulysses S. Grant to General of the Army. Most people do not know history: Recognizes Grant’s war leadership, bolstering federal military authority.
March 2, 1867: Reconstruction Act, over Johnson’s veto, divides South into military districts, annuls state governments rejecting 14th Amendment, requires ratification for readmission. Most people do not know history: Unconstitutional federal overreach; Johnson argues states had legitimate governments.
July 19, 1867: Additional Reconstruction Acts mandate Black suffrage; seven Southern states ratify 14th in 1868 under coercion. Most people do not know history: 14th makes all U.S. citizens “debt slaves,” gives federal power over states, removes sovereignty “for protection”; congressional corruption without original 13th banning foreign and titles of nobility influence.
1868: Salmon P. Chase, ex-Treasury Secretary, as Chief Justice, presides over Johnson’s impeachment (acquitted). Most people do not know history: Chase, with no finance experience, later Chief Justice—wow.
1868: Grant elected President as Republican “war hero” for freeing slaves. Most people do not know history: Grant’s image as liberator strengthens federal Reconstruction efforts.
July 9, 1868: 14th Amendment declared ratified after coerced ratifications. Most people do not know history: Grants citizenship, ensures due process, validates national debt (Section 4); Insurrection Act (1807) empowers President to deploy military domestically (Section 333 for 14th enforcement).
December 25, 1868: Grant’s Proclamation 179 pardons Confederates for treason.
February 1870: Congress establishes Department of Justice (H.R. 1328), centralizing federal legal power under Attorney General. Most people do not know history: Transfers military justice to civilian oversight; Congressman Lawrence advocates, proposed H.R. 379 in 1869 after 1830 failure.
June 22, 1870: Grant signs H.R. 1328, expanding DOJ’s role. Most people do not know history: Enhances executive emergency powers like Lincoln’s under Insurrection Act; all departments (Treasury, Commerce, etc.) under Executive—why not Legislative per Constitution?
February 18, 1871: Organic Act creates D.C. municipal corporation under federal oversight; repealed 1874, reestablished 1878. Most people do not know history: No constitutional authority; creates “U.S. Corp” owned by D.C. government (District of Columbia v. Hutton, 1892); 28 U.S. Code §3002(15)(A) defines “United States” as federal corporation; governed by President/Congress, not “We The People.”
1840–1865: National debt surges from $3.57 million to $2.68 billion (Civil War). Most people do not know history: Jackson paid off debt, but war makes it insurmountable; 14th Section 4 makes citizens debt slaves.
1873–1877: Economic depression; Compromise of 1877 ends Reconstruction, enabling Jim Crow. Most people do not know history: Federal withdrawal empowers Southern elites to reverse Black gains.
1893–1895: Panic of 1893; Cleveland borrows $65 million from J.P. Morgan/Rothschilds to avert insolvency. Most people do not know history: Bankers “save the day”; Rothschilds control New York/America banking via Morgan.
1907: Panic of 1907; Morgan intervenes, fueling central bank calls. Most people do not know history: Who caused this? Bankers/Congress push for central bank.
April 15, 1912: Titanic sinks; Federal Reserve opponents (Astor, Guggenheim, Straus) aboard (unfounded conspiracy). Most people do not know history: J.P. Morgan, contracted to build Titanic, cancels trip; Illuminati bankers (Rothschilds, Warburgs, etc.) own Fed.
Timeline of Events (1913): Federal Reserve Establishment
December 23, 1913: President Woodrow Wilson signs the Federal Reserve Act, creating a quasi-public central bank. Most people do not know history: This act effectively hands control of the economy to a private Federal Reserve, with shareholders including the Rothschilds, Warburgs, J.P. Morgan, and Rockefellers; Salmon P. Chase is unironically featured on the $10,000 bill.
The Illuminati and bankers play both sides, having financed the slave trade through European merchants and U.S. planters like the D’Wolfs, imposed tariffs through Congress to favor Northern industry, collaborated with foreign interests via Rothschild loans, advocated for central banks through figures like Alexander Hamilton, Paul Warburg, and J.P. Morgan, and ultimately gained power, consolidating influence in the federal government and among bankers. The country was founded by and for sovereigns, defined as independent and supreme in power, meant to control their government. However, it is now controlled by a fraudulent government serving these interests. An insolvent government sells debt to non-elected domestic and foreign bankers, who allegedly own and control the White House and Federal Government, constituting a belligerent occupation through infiltration rather than invasion. The 14th Amendment replaces unalienable rights with inalienable privileges, forming a new constitution or corporation with an expansive Executive Branch beholden to foreign interests, which amounts to treason against We The People. Citizens are presumed to know the law, but it is neither taught in schools nor easily understood, as lawyers deliberately complicate it.
Links and citations below:
inevitableet.substack.com
Mike
Here’s a timeline for you from the Civil War until the formation of the IRS and the federal reserve, explaining to you how we lost our Republic and control :
Timeline of Events (1850s–1863)
1851: National Debt peaks at $68,304,796.02.
1857: National Debt drops to $28,699,831.85.
1859: National Debt rises to $58,496,837.88.
1850s–1861: Media fuels division over tariffs and slavery.
1860: Abraham Lincoln elected, Republican Party takes power, opposing slavery’s westward expansion but preserving it in existing states.
December 1860: South Carolina secedes, first state to do so.
February 8, 1861: South Carolina, Mississippi, Florida, Alabama, Georgia, Louisiana, and Texas form the Confederacy.
March 4, 1861: Lincoln inaugurated as President.
March 7, 1861: Lincoln appoints Salmon P. Chase as Secretary of the Treasury to finance the Civil War.
March 1861: Proposed 13th Amendment (Joint Resolution No. 80) signed by Lincoln, protecting state rights to slavery; only Ohio and Maryland ratify.
April 12, 1861: Confederate artillery fires first shots of Civil War at Fort Sumter.
April 15, 1861: Lincoln issues Proclamation 80, calling forth militia and convening Congress.
April 27, 1861: Lincoln suspends habeas corpus.
April 30, 1861: James Buchanan’s proposed 13th Amendment (similar to Lincoln’s) fails in Senate due to technicality.
July 17, 1861: Congress authorizes Treasury to borrow $250 million via bonds and “Demand Notes” (denominations of $5, $10, $20).
January 27, 1862: Lincoln issues General War Order 1 as Commander in Chief.
February 14, 1862: Secretary of War Edwin M. Stanton, under Lincoln’s order, issues Executive Order 1 to set up a military court and martial law to manage political prisoners due to Southern “insurrection.”
February 25, 1863: National Currency Act establishes Office of the Comptroller of the Currency and introduces “greenbacks.”
April 24, 1863: Lincoln issues General Orders No. 100 (Lieber Code), setting rules for Union soldiers’ conduct during the Civil War.
September 15, 1863: President Lincoln issues Proclamation 104, suspending habeas corpus nationwide. This broadens federal control amid Civil War tensions.
June 3, 1864: Congress passes National Bank Act, reaffirming OCC and federal bank charters for uniform system. Most people do not know history: Centralizes banking under federal oversight, laying groundwork for financial control.
July 5, 1864: Lincoln issues Proclamation 113, declaring martial law, suspending habeas corpus in Kentucky. Most people do not know history: Martial law extends military authority over civilians, targeting Confederate sympathies.
November 8, 1864: Lincoln re-elected President. Most people do not know history: Ensures continuity of Union policies during war.
January 31, 1865: Congress proposes 13th Amendment, prohibiting slavery and granting Congress enforcement powers. Most people do not know history: Ends states’ rights claims over slavery, shifting power to federal government.
April 9, 1865: General Lee surrenders at Appomattox; no formal Confederate government surrender to avoid legitimizing it. Most people do not know history: Surrender in McLean family home (McLean, VA = present-day CIA HQ).
April 14, 1865: Lincoln assassinated; Andrew Johnson, Southern Democrat opposing secession, becomes president, initially aligning with Radical Republicans. Most people do not know history: Johnson’s anti-secession stance masks tensions with Radicals over Reconstruction.
May 1865: Johnson issues Proclamation of Amnesty, pardoning most Confederates per Lincoln’s reconciliation plan. Most people do not know history: Aims to heal nation but sets stage for Southern resistance.
December 6, 1865: 13th Amendment ratified, abolishing slavery. Most people do not know history: Quietly surrenders states’ rights to federal government via Congress’s enforcement power.
1866: Congress proposes 14th Amendment; 23 Senators unlawfully excluded for two-thirds vote; 20 states ratify, 13 reject by March 1867, failing (28 of 37 needed). Most people do not know history: Strips states’ sovereign rights; congressional method used as states wouldn’t pass willingly.
May 1866: Johnson promotes Ulysses S. Grant to General of the Army. Most people do not know history: Recognizes Grant’s war leadership, bolstering federal military authority.
March 2, 1867: Reconstruction Act, over Johnson’s veto, divides South into military districts, annuls state governments rejecting 14th Amendment, requires ratification for readmission. Most people do not know history: Unconstitutional federal overreach; Johnson argues states had legitimate governments.
July 19, 1867: Additional Reconstruction Acts mandate Black suffrage; seven Southern states ratify 14th in 1868 under coercion. Most people do not know history: 14th makes all U.S. citizens “debt slaves,” gives federal power over states, removes sovereignty “for protection”; congressional corruption without original 13th banning foreign and titles of nobility influence.
1868: Salmon P. Chase, ex-Treasury Secretary, as Chief Justice, presides over Johnson’s impeachment (acquitted). Most people do not know history: Chase, with no finance experience, later Chief Justice—wow.
1868: Grant elected President as Republican “war hero” for freeing slaves. Most people do not know history: Grant’s image as liberator strengthens federal Reconstruction efforts.
July 9, 1868: 14th Amendment declared ratified after coerced ratifications. Most people do not know history: Grants citizenship, ensures due process, validates national debt (Section 4); Insurrection Act (1807) empowers President to deploy military domestically (Section 333 for 14th enforcement).
December 25, 1868: Grant’s Proclamation 179 pardons Confederates for treason.
February 1870: Congress establishes Department of Justice (H.R. 1328), centralizing federal legal power under Attorney General. Most people do not know history: Transfers military justice to civilian oversight; Congressman Lawrence advocates, proposed H.R. 379 in 1869 after 1830 failure.
June 22, 1870: Grant signs H.R. 1328, expanding DOJ’s role. Most people do not know history: Enhances executive emergency powers like Lincoln’s under Insurrection Act; all departments (Treasury, Commerce, etc.) under Executive—why not Legislative per Constitution?
February 18, 1871: Organic Act creates D.C. municipal corporation under federal oversight; repealed 1874, reestablished 1878. Most people do not know history: No constitutional authority; creates “U.S. Corp” owned by D.C. government (District of Columbia v. Hutton, 1892); 28 U.S. Code §3002(15)(A) defines “United States” as federal corporation; governed by President/Congress, not “We The People.”
1840–1865: National debt surges from $3.57 million to $2.68 billion (Civil War). Most people do not know history: Jackson paid off debt, but war makes it insurmountable; 14th Section 4 makes citizens debt slaves.
1873–1877: Economic depression; Compromise of 1877 ends Reconstruction, enabling Jim Crow. Most people do not know history: Federal withdrawal empowers Southern elites to reverse Black gains.
1893–1895: Panic of 1893; Cleveland borrows $65 million from J.P. Morgan/Rothschilds to avert insolvency. Most people do not know history: Bankers “save the day”; Rothschilds control New York/America banking via Morgan.
1907: Panic of 1907; Morgan intervenes, fueling central bank calls. Most people do not know history: Who caused this? Bankers/Congress push for central bank.
April 15, 1912: Titanic sinks; Federal Reserve opponents (Astor, Guggenheim, Straus) aboard (unfounded conspiracy). Most people do not know history: J.P. Morgan, contracted to build Titanic, cancels trip; Illuminati bankers (Rothschilds, Warburgs, etc.) own Fed.
Timeline of Events (1913): Federal Reserve Establishment
December 23, 1913: President Woodrow Wilson signs the Federal Reserve Act, creating a quasi-public central bank. Most people do not know history: This act effectively hands control of the economy to a private Federal Reserve, with shareholders including the Rothschilds, Warburgs, J.P. Morgan, and Rockefellers; Salmon P. Chase is unironically featured on the $10,000 bill.
The Illuminati and bankers play both sides, having financed the slave trade through European merchants and U.S. planters like the D’Wolfs, imposed tariffs through Congress to favor Northern industry, collaborated with foreign interests via Rothschild loans, advocated for central banks through figures like Alexander Hamilton, Paul Warburg, and J.P. Morgan, and ultimately gained power, consolidating influence in the federal government and among bankers. The country was founded by and for sovereigns, defined as independent and supreme in power, meant to control their government. However, it is now controlled by a fraudulent government serving these interests. An insolvent government sells debt to non-elected domestic and foreign bankers, who allegedly own and control the White House and Federal Government, constituting a belligerent occupation through infiltration rather than invasion. The 14th Amendment replaces unalienable rights with inalienable privileges, forming a new constitution or corporation with an expansive Executive Branch beholden to foreign interests, which amounts to treason against We The People. Citizens are presumed to know the law, but it is neither taught in schools nor easily understood, as lawyers deliberately complicate it.
Links and citations below:
Timeline of the Corporatization of the United States 1871
The information in this post is sourced from a combination of my research, the research of those before me (already published), Congressional documents, Supreme Court documents, government documents, and more, plus all of their archives.
inevitableet.substack.com
Mike
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