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Peak Star Wars right here folks
Forwarded from Mentos Telegram
Success is earned not given. This is a reality which is all too often ignored. Every single achievement of our race and nation was earned. It was hard fought; if you don’t fight hard you will achieve nothing.
Our enemies are lazy and they are dumb.
Our enemies are lazy and they are dumb.
Forwarded from DixianUntoten
"Joseph Seligman was a prominent American banker and businessman of German-Jewish descent. Born in Bavaria, Germany, he emigrated to the United States in the mid-19th century. Seligman played a significant role during the Civil War by helping to finance the Union's war efforts.
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He was connected to the Rothschilds through his banking activities. The Rothschild family, being one of the most influential banking families in Europe, had extensive financial networks, and Seligman's connections with them helped facilitate international financial transactions.
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The bonds that Seligman helped secure for the Union were crucial. He was instrumental in selling U.S. government bonds in Europe, which provided much-needed funds to support the Union's war efforts. These bonds helped ensure that the Union had the financial resources necessary to continue fighting, making Seligman's contributions quite important to the overall success of the Union during the Civil War."
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He was connected to the Rothschilds through his banking activities. The Rothschild family, being one of the most influential banking families in Europe, had extensive financial networks, and Seligman's connections with them helped facilitate international financial transactions.
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The bonds that Seligman helped secure for the Union were crucial. He was instrumental in selling U.S. government bonds in Europe, which provided much-needed funds to support the Union's war efforts. These bonds helped ensure that the Union had the financial resources necessary to continue fighting, making Seligman's contributions quite important to the overall success of the Union during the Civil War."