WalterCoffey.com
AMERICAN HISTORY UNCUT
Exploring facts and exposing myths in the quest for liberty
This website showcases the work of Walter Coffey, an author and student of American history who has written several works of historical fiction and non-fiction. The links below include detailed information about his work, his life, and how to buy his books.
FROM WALTER (2/1/2012):
GREETINGS AND HAPPY FEBRUARY!
Welcome to a site devoted to presenting American history you won't read about in mainstream textbooks. Please peruse the items on display, including those in the site bookstore here.
The external links to the left include sponsors, sites, and organizations that have been gracious enough to feature and support my work. My latest articles are spotlighted below. As always, thanks for visiting and contact me anytime here.
A brief (politically incorrect) history of secession in America.
This month saw an increase in Confederate guerrilla attacks, Republican dissension in Washington, and military actions bordering on atrocity.
History repeated itself in 2008, as the presidential campaign and election were very similar to 1932 in terms of candidates, issues, and results. And the American people lost both times.
Building a railroad across America was a remarkable engineering feat. However, the alliance between corporations and government that built the railroad set a precedent for the wasteful and corrupt mismanagement of taxpayer money that flourishes today.
The National Right-to-Carry Reciprocity Act of 2011 (H.R. 822) could enable the federal government to seize control of all concealed firearm carry permits. This could potentially lead to federal authorities depriving individuals of their right to bear arms.
The "war on terror" has done little in ending worldwide terrorism, but it has done much to deprive Americans of their constitutional rights.
Why do so many politicians and pundits condemn those who support invoking the Tenth Amendment to check federal power?
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