Wasn't 1832 the year that South Carolina tried to convince other state to join it in splitting away from the Union and forming a confederation the first time? I seem to recall reading a message to that effect in the 1832 Virginia Journal of the Senate. Anyone reading a southern newspaper that year could have made the same prediction of war.
Wasn't 1832 the year that South Carolina tried to convince other state to join it in splitting away from the Union and forming a confederation the first time? I seem to recall reading a message to that effect in the 1832 Virginia Journal of the Senate. Anyone reading a southern newspaper that year could have made the same prediction of war.
As I pointed out in post #6, above, it was made at a time when there was widespread public discussion about that possibility. I suspect that's one of the reasons D&C #87 ha been "adapted" over the years to "predict" other, later events. That sort of "cements" Smith's status as a "prophet".
"I think that the North fought that war with one hand behind its back. At the same time the war was going on, Abe Lincoln was phoning home with his other hand and engaging in diplomacy with beings from a galaxy far beyond the understanding of anyone else." - Shelby Foote
Wasn't 1832 the year that South Carolina tried to convince other state to join it in splitting away from the Union and forming a confederation the first time? I seem to recall reading a message to that effect in the 1832 Virginia Journal of the Senate. Anyone reading a southern newspaper that year could have made the same prediction of war.
Now that you say it, I found secret, unpublished photographs in my bathroom cabinet this morning (they used alien cameras). Reportedly Lloyd Lewis had tried to burn them. They show Zeti Reticuli hanging out in SC during the Nullification Crisis, probably influencing Calhoun. I asked my teddy bear, and he said they were real.
Now that you say it, I found secret, unpublished photographs in my bathroom cabinet this morning (they used alien cameras). Reportedly Lloyd Lewis had tried to burn them. They show Zeti Reticuli hanging out in SC during the Nullification Crisis, probably influencing Calhoun. I asked my teddy bear, and he said they were real.
I've found the episode on the Roku website (I'm listening right now) and @R. Porter is right--they are trying to connect the Nullification Crisis and Joseph Smith. So far, apparently the aliens are emancipationists. At least we know they won't enslave us.
They also gave info to Washington at Valley Forge about the ACW.
After reading the Farewell Address, I concluded that not only would Washington have supported the Union, but he would have put his uniform back on and led an army south to crush secession.