https://archive.org/details/JewsAndNegroSlaveryInTheOldSouth1789-1865

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jodensavanne

https://forward.com/culture/205455/slaves-of-charleston/

More evidence

Ohhh now do Hemp, and why Weed is illegal still

Good redpill Tefren!

I wonder if they did this for shekels or for more sinister reasons?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kalergi_Plan

Yes, I appreciate the slave trade predates the Kalergi Plan, however the concept of using refugees as biological weapons existed long before Kalergi.

OY VEY

The only problem I see here is that the map incorrectly labels "Mississippi Delta." The Delta is the wetlands area where the sediments of the Mississippi River spread out into the Gulf of Mexico...the peninsula that sticks out like a boot. You certainly don't grow cotton there!

How many of these cotton dealers are off shoots of the original cotton dealers? Maybe they should be paying reparations! Kek

Wow

I just started watching the Europa docuseries. My brain is spinning from all this information. This connects to what I am watching. It makes sense

Here's the current list I pulled - I work in supply chain management and deal a lot with textiles:

The three largest players collectively account for about 80 percent of world cotton business, they said.

1. Allenberg

2. Dunavant Enterprises

3. Cargill [CARG.UL]

4. Olam International (OLAM.SI)

5. Noble Group (NOBG.SI)

6. Plexus Cotton Ltd

7. Plains Cotton Growers Cooperative

8. Staplcotton Cooperative

9. Calcot Cotton Cooperative

Top cotton producing countries/regions in 2009/10 (USDA data in 480-lb bales)

1. China - 33.0 million bales

2. India - 25.0 million bales

3. United States - 13.25 million bales

4. Pakistan - 9.20 million bales

5. Central Asia - 6.56 million bales

6. Brazil - 5.50 million bales