Tom Jeffy's pet dog DNM

Submitted by Debanjan Banerjee (India), Jul 23, 2010 at 12:14

Hi DNM,

As per as myself calling Thomas Jefferson as Tom Jeffy is concerned that is pure and simple Yankee style. I remember many Americans calling William Jefferson Clinton as Bill Clinton or calling Barack Hussain Obama as Barry Obambi. So I just thought calling Thomas Jefferson as Tom Jeffy is pure Yank style.

Now listen carefully the debate here is that is did Tom Jeffy had any rights to say anything against what should be the culture of the native Americans ? I consider the creation of America as a culmination of the massacres and illegal land grab from the native Americans.

As per as that particular letter is concerned what right did some old haggard like Tom Jeffy posses to decide what kind of property should the native Americans have ? After all as you Americans are fond of saying that haggard was in favor of personal rights then he should have followed the golden rule of property rights and kept his mouth shut on the property of others i.e. native Americans in this case.

Everyone knows that old haggard and fagot was in favor of controlling all the native American lands as much as he could .

Let me tell you as all of us know the "constitution" that haggard Tommy Jeffy talked about creating did not mention either the Native Americans nor the African slaves that haggard possessed.

Another point what was the voice of that old haggard Tommy Jeffy when native Americans were massacred to create more "living space" for the American white colonists ? Or did he think that killing native Americans is also a valid part of the constitutional duty of an American citizen ?

More proof about Tom Jeffy supporting mass murder against the native Americans

"if we are constrained to lift the hatchet against any tribe, we will never lay it down until that tribe is exterminated, or driven beyond the Mississipi."
Tom Jeffy said that to General Henry Dearborn , his secretary of war.

This was the clearest proof that Tom Jeffy was responsible for the genocide against native Americans.

Any American who can respect this brutal mass murderer , I really feel pity for him.

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