Fascinating History

Losing the Crimean war was one of the reasons Czar Alexander II (The Liberator) emancipated the serfs in February 1861, realizing, as he did, that Russia would need free men to defend the country in the future. No doubt this influenced Lincoln's decision to emancipate America's slaves in 1863 and have the freed men help fight on the Union's side - which they did.

Other Lincoln/Kennedy coincidences to Czar Alexander II are that all three were assassinated to thwart their policies of freedom and equality for their people, and all three were conjectured to have been assassinated by the same forces, ie an ancient global brotherhood conspiring toward tyrannical world domination.

If Lincoln had lived to fulfill another term, his 13th Amendment would have enforced the abolition of slavery and his policies for post-war Reconstruction would have disempowered the masterminds behind the South seceding from the Union and causing the Civil War. Instead, Lincoln's successor - coincidently Johnson - pardoned high-level Confederates and allowed them back in Congress.

After Czar Alexander II's assassination in 1881 some of his emancipation policies were thwarted by his successor, his son Czar Alexander III, who was intimidated by the brotherhood who had assassinated his father and who, after his death in 1894, assassinated his son and successor, Czar Nicholas II, in 1917.

This same brotherhood put the Communists in power in Russia in 1917 and it was their war ships that were threatening America during Kennedy's presidency in 1962.

Other uncanny coincidences:

- Lincoln was elected to Congress in 1846

- Kennedy was elected to Congress in 1946

- Lincoln was elected president in 1860

- Kennedy was elected president in 1960

- Kennedy had a secretary named Lincoln

- War was thrust upon Lincoln almost immediately after inauguration

- War was thrust upon Kennedy almost immediately after inauguration

- Lincoln ordered the Treasury to print its own money

- Kennedy ordered the Treasury to print its own money

- Lincoln gave African Americans freedom and legalized equality

- Kennedy enforced equality for African Americans

-Lincoln delivered the Gettysburg Address on November 19, 1863

- Kennedy was assassinated on November 22, 1963

- Lincoln was succeeded, after assassination, by vice-president Johnson

- Kennedy was succeeded, after assassination, by vice-president Johnson

- Andrew Johnson was born in 1808

- Lyndon Johnson was born in 1908

- Andrew Johnson had a pug nose and slicked-back hair

- Lyndon Johnson had a pug nose and slicked-back hair

- Lincoln was shot on a Friday

- Kennedy was shot on a Friday

- Lincoln was shot in a theatre named Ford

- Kennedy was shot in a car named Lincoln made by Ford

- Lincoln was shot in a theatre and his assassin ran to a warehouse

- JFK was shot from a warehouse and his alleged assassin ran to a theatre

-Lincoln's assassin had a three-worded name, John Wilkes Booth

- Kennedy's alleged assassin had a three-worded name, Lee Harvey Oswald

- John Wilkes Boothe was born in 1839 (s/b 1838)

- Lee Harvey Oswald was born in 1939

- Booth was shot and killed* in police custody before going to trial

- Oswald was shot and killed in police custody before going to trial

- Andrew Johnson was a heavy drinker with crude behavior

- Lyndon Johnson was a heavy drinker with crude behavior

- There were conspiracy theories that Johnson was knowledgeable about Lincoln's assassination

- There were conspiracy theories that Johnson was knowledgeable about Kennedy's assassination

- Lincoln lost a child (12 year old son) to death while President

- Kennedy lost a child (newly born son) to death while President

-Lincoln had 2 sons named Robert and Edward. Edward died young and Robert lived on.

- Kennedy had 2 brothers named Robert and Edward. Robert died young and Edward lived on

-Lincoln was sitting in a rocking chair at Ford's Theater when he was shot

- Kennedy had a special rocking chair he sat in at the White House

- Henry Ford bought the rocking chair Lincoln died in and put it in his museum in Dearborn

-John Kennedy is the name of the real-life detective who traveled in the train with President Lincoln in 1860

-In 1863, the Tsar sent the war fleet of the Russian empire to President Lincoln during the American civil war.

Lincoln was influenced by the Tzar's emancipation of the serfs.

- In 1962, during the Kennedy presidency, a fleet of Russian ships transporting instruments of war were steaming towards America with less benign intent