李敖有话说 第03集 沐猴而冠和democrazy（Li Ao said the 03 set a worthless person in imposing attire and democrazy）.doc

李敖有话说 第03集 沐猴而冠和democrazy（Li Ao said the 03 set a worthless person in imposing attire and democrazy） In Mobile phone book Provide TXT, UMD, JAR, mobile phone book, free download In Li Ao said in March 10th (third episodes) a worthless person in imposing attire and Democrazy On the last program, I said to all of you, I said there was a president of the United States named Lincoln. He was elected president of the United States by 39% of the votes. He advocated unification. Chen Shuibian, the so-called president of the Republic of China, was also elected president of Taiwan by 39%, but he advocated independence. Some people say, Li Ao, you are wrong, Lincoln fought the civil war in the year, because the unified taxi? Isnt it a battle to liberate slaves? That, youre wrong. I tell you, with my profound knowledge of history, to tell you, this is a lie, a lie that has been told today.. It was wrong for Lincoln to fight the civil war in order to liberate the slaves. First of all, Id like you to have a look at this picture. In the historical propaganda film, Lincoln was released from a black slave, and a black slave knelt down to kiss him. So what made me, Li Ao, tell me its a lie? Because there is a secret, Lincoln wrote a letter to him, the man called Greeley, his photos here, Billy Ray lattice. A book in my hand is a book about Lincoln, a secret letter in which Lincoln wrote to me what I just said, Lincolns letter to Greeley in 1862 August, Greeley. What does Lincoln mean in this letter? His main purpose is to say that my main purpose is the unity of our country. He said, if I do not release my slaves because of reunification, I do so; if I were to release slaves, I would do likewise; or I would release some of them, part of them, and I would do the same.. In other words, in Lincolns letter to Greeley, it was made clear to us that it was for the unification of the United States to fight the civil war, not to liberate the slaves. Yes, then there was an order for the liber