blue watch initiative presents the red faction documentary 4 of 4

the thumbnail depicts a scene in the town square in the 1850s during a campaign season. here they are burning effigies of the republican candidate, mr. abe lincoln. An effigy, mind you, is a representation of a person in the form of a sculpture or something. and they were burning these effigies in front of an obelisk talking about killing for slavery. think about the scene stinking of beer and who knows what else as they were dancing and screaming in front of a serpant on an obelisk. and we still use that catchy slogon today, 'dont tread on me.' tell me these people weren't up to their ear lobes in occult witchary.