The Real American Story
We are telling the True story of Anson County, North Carolina.
The episodes below and the history included in each have not been
arbitrarily created by packing a bunch into the videos.
We are telling a story and each episode is building a foundation
of understanding to aid in understanding more as we work our way
through the story. We are telling the story as it became clear to us. The evidence we are presenting is the product
of almost a decade of research. We’ll save you the time we’ve invested
in this and tell you the real history we’ve found and what every american
needs to know with the primary source documentation to substantiate our account. Knowing this information about what actually occurred
in our history affects our perceptions of history. Perceptions influence perspectives,
and perspectives are the outlooks that determine our DECISIONS.
The correct decision can’t be made if the starting point is erroneous, and this is our attempt at providing a common point to start from in assessing the world around uS.
Throughout our research, we haVE encountered misleading statements
written in historical records, omissions of details on OCCURRENCES
that dramatically change the light those occurrences are cast,
blatant lies told by historians in publications,
and intentional obfuscation and resistance to our efforts in conducting
our investigative research. Some of this resistance was experienced
from the beginning of interactions with an entity and
some has developed as the entity has better understood what we are investigating.
We have noticed an intentional effort to hide this history,
to destroy any record of it, and to ensure future generations
aren’t aware of what really happened. this is an effort that has
spanned generations and we have experienced these efforts
at work today with our research.
‘They’ don’t want you to know this.
Episode 1
The First Move
The Myth begins its infiltration
with more lies
in support of a false narrative.
Episode 2
Meanings and Intents
An Explanation of the highly nuanced
Proclamation and message to the future.
Episode 3
By The Numbers
We begin debunking the fantasy of William Alexander Smith.
Episode 4
Equal To Victory
THe second Confederate monument and what created it.
An (other) Explanation of the highly nuancedProclamation (false history) and message to the future
Re-Released Episodes Coming Soon
WE intend to tell the true story of america’s
Southern history that isn’t the written Record.
Learn the story we weren’t taught.
The most terrible thing about War, I am convinced, is its monuments,–the awful things we are compelled to build in order to remember its victims. In the South, particularly, human ingenuity has been put to it to explain on its war monuments, the Confederacy. Of course, the plain truth of the matter would be an inscription something like this: ‘Sacred to the memory of those who Fought to Perpetuate Human Slavery’…It does, however, seem to be overdoing the matter to read on a North Carolina Confederate monument: “Died fighting for Liberty!”
– W.E.B. DuBois
- The blue dot is above Brigadier General Manus McCloskey.
- The green dot is above Mrs. Nancy (Nannie) Flake Smith, William Alexander Smith’s second wife.
- There are three people in the shot looking directly at the photographer,
which suggests there aren’t many others surrounding them. - The vase is different than the one pictured at the dedication.
- Analyzing the photograph does not indicate anyone
behind the monument on either side. - There were not 2,000 in attendance for this ceremony.
- “On September 23, after President Roosevelt himself implored the striking workers to return to the mills, the strike ended. The UTW made no gains through the strike, which left the union with only nugatory influence for the rest of the Depression.”
- The yellow dots are youth dressed in ‘period’ attire with the males in red shirts and the females in homespun dresses, pantaloons, and what appears to be blackface. The male opposite the monument from the female youth looks to be in blackface, as well.
History IS
BEING RE-written
ON THESE PAGES!
Causes: Lost & Found
WE intend to tell the true story of america’s
Southern history that isn’t currently written.
“As regards the erection of such a monument as is contemplated:
my conviction is, that however grateful it would be to the feelings of the South,
the attempt in the present condition of the Country would have the effect of retarding,
instead of accelerating its accomplishment; & of continuing , if not adding to,
the difficulties under which the Southern people labour. All I think that can now be done,
is to aid our noble & generous women in their efforts to protect the graves & mark
the last resting places of those who have fallen, & wait for better times.”
– Robert E Lee
“The spirit of secession is stronger today than ever.
It is now a deeply rooted, devoutly cherished sentiment,
inseparably identified with the ‘lost cause,’ which the half
measures of the government towards the traitors have
helped to cultivate and strengthen.”
– Frederick Douglass
Clicking the newspaper pages above and
below will take you to our initial
analysis that will be updated with
a full analysis once complete.
It appears that there may have
been a dedication ceremony
conducted the day before the
Great (Textile) Strike of 1934 ended
after President Roosevelt “implored”
workers to return to work
the day of the ceremony.
There are also realizations that show
this ceremony was not
the normal dedication ceremony.
See the articles we’ve found in
several publications at our page
on the racist display and the
timing to laugh in the faces
of all textile workers at their failed strike.
This is a clear shot at the race
and class struggles of
the state and the entire country.
