Abe Lincoln

[Bob65NY]

Lincoln clearly thought the black race inferior....it's amusing how the liberal media portrays him and others like Margaret Sanger.Lincoln favored colonization of the negroes and probably would've sent them to San Domingo or somewhere like that if you read his writings,etc.

[gghouse7]

i like how u think u know what was in lincolns head nearly 200 years ago

[ScientificalnessUSA]

Lincoln's nation "conceived in liberty" referred to the liberties taken by central bankers.

[Phoenix4Changes]

right hear and now i should just like to state to all the commentators below mine, be your statements right or wrong... read the video, listen and think, let go of the rest for now

[theoriginalmarp]

Abe Lincoln was a tyrant and a war criminal along with all the union's generals.

[worstofwhiskey]

This man is the creator of racism in america hands down!!!

[VJNorto]

Ooligan Press, the imprint for the masters in publishing program at Portland State University just released the third in a trilogy of novels about a time-traveling Abraham Lincoln. The latest, Lincoln's Daughter, continues the story by introducing the child he conceived in 1955.

[bloodzerodecks]

abe lincoln did a good thing for everyone even whites i say he's best president ever!:]

[Molliepet]

Abraham Linclon was a servant of God. He endured much on this earth, heartaches and suffering, yet his wisdom was beyond him, his understanding of our plight as humans, and our responsiblity for this earth and peace for all of mankind.

[sireldren]

This is a fine piece of propaganda. It's sure to stir the hearts of those who do not study the past and try to understand why we are where we are today.

[briantdt]

You are calling the greatest speeches in American history propaganda?

[sireldren]

I'm calling the video propaganda.  Using a great piece of American history to stir a "patriotic" fervor today without presenting the context and reasons for the speech is not history. Citing the speech out of context is antiquarianism, coupling it with the right video and a new context turns it into propaganda. Don't think that because it's a great piece of American history it can't be used to evoke feelings, but are those feelings right without an understanding of where the speech came from?

[Molliepet]

Siredldren, I actually enjoy this vd not for the patriotic fervor but for his values that were spoken...he spoke deeply from his heart..he shoke on his knees before this speech, pleading for God's direction.

[sireldren]

That's good. I don't mean for this speech or for the sentiment to be misunderstood. As briantdt stated, it is one of the greatest speeches in American history. Even though I am not a fan of Lincoln, his presidency, and a number of things he did as president, are legacies to our national heritage that should not be forgotten. I think it is important to find the positive aspect of this speech, but please do not forget the context in which it was prepared and delivered, for it is important.

[Molliepet]

I don't think pepole realize how close Abe Linclon's heart was to God. He struggled through many demons(depression, his children dying in childhood, nervous breakdown, political wickenness, comflict with his 'learned' feelings, and so on). He rose out all of that to take bold steps in the history of our nation..leading us to hold onto our freedoms. May God Bless our next leader with a respector of these truths.

[shanewendi]

Abraham Lincoln was arguably an atheist and he certainly despised the Christian God (as did Thomas Jefferson and Thomas Paine). "The Bible is not my book nor Christianity my profession. I could never give assent to the long, complicated statements of Christian dogma." - Abraham Lincoln

[Lazygreek07]

What a fantastic video my friend, very well done; Thanks for posting!!!

[johnc385]

GREAT VIDEO ON A GREAT MAN IN HISTORY!