Category: History
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Haka!
Book 8 has a haka! Join the apocalypse series and see how it goes from Wilmington, North Carolina, to the Black Hills, South Dakota. Just because our world has crashed doesn’t mean we can’t still have fun.
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War Time Farm
A great way to learn survival is to study past events. Back then, they had fewer luxuries than we have today.
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One of Us (South Boston), article by Jennifer J. Roberts
I absolutely love this article and I am so thankful the author of it came forward. It shows that things are not as binary as the press and activists try to make out. Are there humans involved? Yes. Then it will be complicated. Just the way it works. Please, also note what she says about…
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Choctaw and Irish
The Choctaw nation and the Irish remember an incredible kindness from over 170 years ago. The Choctaw people were one of the first victims of Andrew Jackson’s Trail of Tears. They were moved to what would become Oklahoma. They were poverty stricken and destitute. They learned about what was happening to the Irish during the…
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Nostradamus predicted a zombie apocalypse—say what???
The famous predictor shares that in 2021, a scientist will create a biological weapon. This weapon will produce a virus that can turn humankind into zombies. “Few young people: half−dead to give a start. Dead through spite, he will cause the others to shine, And in an exalted place some great evils to occur: Sad…
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Mazy’s Family History
Mazy’s family history is an interesting one and very New Orleans. Mazy Baptiste is black, to American definition, but not African American. For those confused, all African Americans are black people, but all black people are not African Americans. It is a specific ethnicity with traits such as their ancestors spoke English and were Protestants.…
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Zombie Stuff!
In Book One, both Chris and Matt demand the infected aren’t ‘zombies’ because they are not dead. This is a common perception. “Zombies and the Infected … what’s the difference?” Zombiepedia’s definition of the ‘Infected’ The History of Zombies The zombie apocalypse genre begins with Romero’s Night of the Living Dead (1968). The American media…
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Why Ben Raven? A Salute to Native Veterans!
According to the USO, “Native Americans serve in the United States Armed Forces at five times the national average.” As of 2019, the Native population in the U.S. was approximately 1.4% but in the military 1.7%. Military Times reports: “To this day, American Indians serve in the armed forces at a higher rate than any…
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One of the Worst Lynchings in American History
The grizzly history Mazy mentions in Book Four about Italians being lynched in New Orleans. This is important to remember, because there is a white washing afoot, primarily by Critical Race Theory, to delete white ethnic history and reinvent it as Disneyfied. I received the Disneyfied version in high school in the 1980s under the…
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Stono Rebellion
The Stono Rebellion is mentioned in Extinction Level Event, Book Four by K.J. Jones.
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