Tag Archives: Civil War

Traveller: The not so “civil” war as seen through the eyes of Lee’s faithful horse

Posted on August 21, 2016 by Henri Thibodeau

I recently read an excellent biography of Robert E. Lee penned by Michael Korda (Clouds of Glory: The Life and Legend of Robert E. Lee), where he mentions that Richard Adams, author of Watership Down, had written an account of … Continue reading →

Posted in Our Occulted History | Tagged Book review, Civil War, Richard Adams, Robert E. Lee, Traveller, War of Secession | Leave a comment

Wake-up call: “Get Your LogPacs In Order Now”

Posted on November 16, 2015 by Henri Thibodeau

By Tom Chatham | Project Chesapeake | November 15, 2015 There is something happening now across the developed world that should make everyone very worried. You have no doubt heard of the chaos being created in Europe by the masses … Continue reading →

Posted in Preparing For The Worst | Tagged Civil War, Europe, immigrants, LogPac, Project Chesapeake, Tom Chatham | Leave a comment

Bundy Ranch : présages de guerre civile aux États-Unis?

Posted on May 29, 2015 by Henri Thibodeau

English abstract Bundy Ranch: Portents of American Civil War? This article examines the Bundy Ranch confrontation which occurred in April 2014 between American citizens, backed by armed US army veterans, and armed Federal officers. It contains two YouTube videos which … Continue reading →