My WRGT-TV / WKEF FOX 45 and ABC 22 News Interview - 03/05/2017 - Dayton, Ohio

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My WRGT-TV / WKEF ( FOX 45 and ABC 22) Dayton, Ohio interview on community watch networks, and why I started one. This program depicts the aftermath of repeated burglaries to my townhouse. What you will see is the result of gang-stalking activity against me, your host, E. I. Smith.

(The Defeated) Peruvian Atahualpa (?) begging the Spaniard Conquistador (Francisco) Pizarro (The Victor) for mercy. Etching by A.C.F. Villerey after N. Vallain. Vallain, Nanine, active 1787-1810. Date [between 1790 and 1799?] Wellcome Library

Description by E. I. Smith - Tom Quick, the Indian Slayer – First Edition Book: by James Eldridge Quinlan – 1851

Similarly to the settler vs. Indian frontier war books, [Tom Quick the Indian Slayer (1851)] [Speaking Rifle the Indian Slayer (1865)] [Pemmican (1956)] [Scalp King, or the Human Thunderbolt (1868)] etc…, the life of Tom Quick the Indian Slayer is a book that chronicles the life of a frontiersman who chose the war path with respect to the extermination of the Indians that inhabited the area known as the United States of America. Indian killers lived bloody lives and lived by the creed of “kill or be killed.” Some of these men collected the bloody scalps of their Indian victims and either kept them as trophies, hung them up as decorations, or sold them to a governmental organization or private institution in exchange for cash. Men, women, and children were slaughtered on both sides, Indian and settler, and the golden prize of all of the bloodshed and horror was the vast, fertile, and scenic land known as the New World, or America.

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A Roman Gladiator Fighting a Lion  - 18th century Engraving 

The Aaron Burr vs. Alexander Hamilton Duel.

 [The Burr and Hamilton duel, 11 July, 1804, at Weehawken, N.J.] 

Created / Published [no date recorded on caption card] Notes-  Photocopy by Bain News Service of 19th century print.-  George Grantham Bain Collection (Library of Congress).

A Roman soldier being dismissed or discharged from the Roman Military. William Hogarth 18th century Engraving

 100-300 CE 

Spring City, a typical Mormon village in its layout, has generous lots, broad streets, and a generally spacious character.

Aerial View - Spring City Area Study, Spring City, Sanpete County, UT Contributor Names: Historic American Buildings Survey, creator Created / Published: Documentation compiled after 1933 Subject Headings-  Mormons-  Utah -- Sanpete County -- Spring City Notes-  Significance: Spring City, a typical Mormon village in its layout, has generous lots, broad streets, and a generally spacious character. Its architecture dates primarily from 1860 to 1910 and encompasses a broad spectrum of local building materials including logs, adobe, limestone, clapboard, and brick. Declining population has brought the abandonment of many structures; there has been little new construction since World War I. The many remaining buildings create a remarkably complete impression of the late nineteenth century milieu.-  Survey number: HABS UT-70-  Building/structure dates: ca. 18h2 Initial Construction