Anonymous
9/4/2025, 8:31:59 AM
No.17973536
>>17974923
Did the KGC have contacts, recruits in the Lesser Antilles, Central and South America?
I have heard of wealthy families in Cuba and even some governors in Northern Mexico, rebels in S. California supporting and even considering joining the Confederacy but did the Knights of the Golden Circle (which started in the 1840s 1850s) have meetings or recruitments or more in Venezuela, Colombia, Central America and on the lesser Antilles?
Anonymous
9/4/2025, 9:30:06 PM
No.17974888
>>17974890
There are quite a few old Venezuelan conspiracy theories that say yes, but there is no definitive proof.
Anonymous
9/4/2025, 9:31:34 PM
No.17974890
>>17974949
>>17974888
Details? would love some reference points, names, meetings, links? Thanks.
Anonymous
9/4/2025, 9:38:01 PM
No.17974905
Oh god don't encourage the zucaspammer (generously assuming that's not OP fishing for more shit to throw into his walls of greentext)
Anonymous
9/4/2025, 9:41:19 PM
No.17974915
Brazil was on the confederate side but it was busy with the Paraguay at the time
Anonymous
9/4/2025, 9:43:57 PM
No.17974923
>>17973536 (OP)
The KGC was a Ponzi scheme run by a Northerner. When Confederate troops invaded Pennsylvania in June, 1863, they literally had a scam where they would sell bogus paper tickets to local farmers to "protect" their animals and crops from being seized. Naturally, the men of the Army of Northern Virginia had no fucking clue what these tickets were and just took what they needed anyway.
Anonymous
9/4/2025, 9:56:23 PM
No.17974949
>>17975080
>>17974890
I've heard some people connect it to the failed attempt to overthrow the Venezuelan government in 2020.
Anonymous
9/4/2025, 10:47:44 PM
No.17975080
>>17974949
what? how?
how does 1858 tie to 2020?
