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Professor Toto - Educates You concerning THE REAL REASON for the Civil War

FHMI-0532Professor Toto2022-12-11Toto Teaching

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* there is a dangerous set of seed that are being sown into our Republic it's called distrust of our government and this never leads to a good place I would like to educate you real quickly on something that maybe you are not privy to I want to go back to the 1800s of this great nation and talk about just briefly maybe about three or four minutes the Civil War now the Civil War began because several States and our Union succeeded or seceded from the Union and now you've always been taught that the Civil War was about slavery nothing * could be further from the truth Abraham Lincoln made a promise to the southern states that he had no desire to free the slaves in the southern states he made them promises that that he the only thing he wished to do is to keep it from going into the north but there was never a plan to free the slaves ever the Civil War started with one state withdrawing from the union that state was South Carolina South Carolina got together and decided to remove themselves as a matter of fact here is a picture I want to show you of * their official divorce from the United States this was their newspaper where they said that their Union was dissolved now I know many of you may know all of that but here's something I wonder if you know do you know why South Carolina withdrews from the Union had it not been for South Carolina withdrawing from the Union Civil War would never have happened but something drove them to secede do you know what it was anyone anyone it was voter fraud it was mail-in ballots and voter fraud that's exactly right when Abraham Lincoln was voted in as the * President of the United States of America it was voter fraud because Abraham Lincoln was not even the president he was not even on the ballot in 10 of these Southern States so whenever they voted him in as president they took the voice of those ten states away that was not even allowed to vote on him or not vote on him it was voter fraud that planted the seed of the Civil War it's funny how history has a way of repeating itself ladies and gentlemen it's funny how the more things change the more they stay the same * I want to read to you a direct quote from that newspaper article I just showed you on your screen from the South Carolina newspaper the Charleston Mercury on November the 3rd 1860 here is what they said the southern states are now in the crisis of their fate if we read the signs of the time nothing is needed for our deliverance but that the ball of revolution be set in motion that was it they wrote in that article that the only way they were going to be able to deliver themselves from the fraud that was just perpetrated on them * was for the ball of revolution to be set in motion and ladies and gentlemen set in motion it has been again however is there hope for America yes and I'm going to give you that hope tonight for this same problem they had in the Civil War this election uh irregularities if you will I believe we have the answer and I'm almost there in my monologue Stay With Me before I go to the monologue what time is it oh I've still got 15 10 minutes we're good okay before we go to the monologue I have had the most brainstorm that I want to share with you tonight * and I believe that if this brainstorm could get in the hands of the right people which would be the legislative bodies of the states in America I believe if somebody could get this idea that it would change and save this nation from where we're headed

Summary

In this short political-historical commentary, Professor Toto discusses the origins of the American Civil War. He argues that the conflict did not begin primarily over slavery but over South Carolina’s response to Abraham Lincoln’s election. The speaker claims that Lincoln’s absence from ballots in several Southern states amounted to voter fraud and deprived those states of a meaningful electoral voice. He presents this as the catalyst for South Carolina’s secession and quotes an 1860 Charleston Mercury article calling for the “ball of revolution” to be set in motion. He then connects this interpretation of the 1860 election to modern allegations of mail-in-ballot fraud and election irregularities. The transcript ends with the speaker proposing that state legislatures could adopt an idea intended to prevent further national division. The transcript contains no explicitly cited or unmistakably identifiable Scripture reference.

Core doctrine

None — Civil War Interpretation, Election Distrust, Secession, and Political Reform

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