Conservative Patriot

Thursday, May 13, 2021

Submitted by: Chuck Baumann

Arlington National Cemetery

On May 13, 1864, Union soldiers buried the remains of 21-year-old Pvt. William Henry Christman of the 67th Pennsylvania Infantry, who had died two days earlier in a Washington, D.C., hospital from complications related to measles. The Civil War was entering its third year, and cemeteries in the capital were full. So Pvt. Christman was laid to rest in a new burial ground on the Virginia side of the Potomac River, on the edge of an estate once belonging to Confederate general Robert E. Lee – thus becoming the first soldier interred in what is now Arlington National Cemetery.

ISRAEL CIVIL WAR!!!

Submitted by: M Mulukin

MAYOR OF LOD, ISRAEL: “Streets Are Witnessing Civil War Between Arabs and Jews” – Synagogue Torched – Arabs Fire Automatic Weapons at Israeli Police

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