LAST DITCH OF DEMOCRACY - Majority Rights

ALL American history from the kosher districts of Brooklyn and parts
adjacent. Bank of England suppression of Pennsylvania colony money.
Then came the Revolution. Patrick Henry, George Washington, Samuel
Adams, John Adams, with Mr. Jefferson writin’ the trimmin’s, and some
of his best ideas bein’ deleted.
When I was a kid in school, and still worse when I got to the University,
we were told about Paul Revere, and General Gates, and the rest of it,
but we were NOT told about the Bank of England, and the Pennsylvania
colony money, and we were told very little about John Adams. Well,
Cornwallis surrendered and the Americans set up a government and no
sooner had they won that Revolution than muckers began to undermine
it. I believe Mr. Claude Bowers has said a word or two about
“assumption.” Meanin’ the scandal whereby some financiers and their
left fins in Congress lit out to defraud the war veterans. In fact, war
veterans are the special and habitual prey of one kind of swindler,
specialize in swindlin’ veterans of the wars, do some kinds of swindlers.
Well maybe that ought to have led to syndical representation. Well it
couldn’t have, because there had just been ONE revolution, and the
United States of America was a century or more ahead of any other
government on this earth in its ideology, in its principles; it was by God
the best government system that the occident had up till then thought of
and thought out, despite its flaws and deficiencies.
And they were inside particular men, NOT in the concept of government
and that WAS the American heritage. Merely some shysters, a pinkhaired
half-breed named Hamilton, and some natural born sons of cheats
in the Congress—Page, ole pop Schuyler, and 30 of the people’s so
called representatives. Representin’ themselves, and the people’s vices.
Well, that is in one way a parenthesis, and then Jefferson and Jim
Madison compromised to git the national capitol transferred to the banks
of the river Potomac. God bless ’em. I thought for a while they hadn’t