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Shane Cashman, a guest on the show, mentioned his book, "Ghost of the Confederacy", which is set in the town where the Battle of Kettle Creek occurred. He mentioned that the British paid Indians to attack people in that area and described violent scenes of murders, including the killing of children in front of their parents.
And I'm Serge dot com just want to tell you guys to cheer for South Africa against England in the upcoming finals of the World Cup. And that's all Tim we're never ready.
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Shane Cashman, a guest on the show, mentioned his book, "Ghost of the Confederacy", which is set in the town where the Battle of Kettle Creek occurred. He mentioned that the British paid Indians to attack people in that area and described violent scenes of murders, including the killing of children in front of their parents.
And I'm Serge dot com just want to tell you guys to cheer for South Africa against England in the upcoming finals of the World Cup. And that's all Tim we're never ready.
I'm probably going to go to Maine and go write about what's going on up there we're just taking a trip to Maine I'm in I think I have to it's been I've been dismayed over what's going on up there and talking to a lot of friends who know people who lost people so that's probably next for me but it's been great being here with you
and I'm surge.com I misspoke in the beginning of the show we already beat England so I was trying to say we were celebrating the win from England hate crime we're celebrating the win over England and we're going to face the Albacks in New Zealand you didn't even know how much we'll fit in New Zealand but yeah anyways cheers guys
and the dude who was the basis for that character was actually considered to be like very brutal but in the UK they celebrate him as like a hero so that's part of Battle Kettle Creek I believe right and that's a lot of the book I did the last ghost of the Confederacy one was in the town where the battle Kettle Creek was and the British did pay a lot of Indians to attack the people there and there's some of the gnarliest most violent scenes I'm reading like the reports of these murders where they're killing the kids in front of the parents and stuff the Brits did the Brits were hiring the Indians to do it yeah it was it's so brutal they say it's one of the bloodiest revolutionary battles Wow but that scene where the dude finds his kid and his wife man that movie is too good if you have not seen the Patriot of the Mal Gibson you are missing out it's a long one too but it's like I'm not even saying it's like it's not a documentary it's a fictional movie he's a composite of a lot of characters for sure it's exaggerated but it's good storytelling like I don't think Superman's real but there are good stories that good messages that can be conveyed through fiction yep and it's fun movie