why don't people know that king george financed both sides in the revolutionary war?

Question

read the avalon project at yale school of law the paris peace treaty of 1787 first paragraph revisionist idiot my butt. in law every word has deadly force king george claims to be ARCH TREASURER of the united states ben franklin and john jay signed it so it must be so

Answer 1

King George III financed both sides of the Revolutionary War (Contract of 1782) and the colonists were accepting loans after the War. The Treaty of Paris was a joke, which gave the King land in the U.S. and pretty much allowed him to do whatever he wanted, while not granting us one thing, except the right to be his debt slaves. The Constitution was obviously a reorganization into bankruptcy that established a militia for collecting the King's bounty, and gave us all the false belief that we had a Bill of Rights granted of God, when in reality we were never even party to the Constitution, according to our very own courts.

Answer 2

What's your point? Read your history books; kings, queens, etc., did NOT have enough money to do squat. Old Bill Gates makes Midas look like a pauper.
In 1787, rich merchants and noblement financed ventures (ever hear of venture capitalism?) and wars because they were the ones with money.
Old King George had about as much power as QEII!

Answer 3

If it is a fact of history, then it'd be because it was a decision of a reigning Monarch that was none of anyone's business and was part of the King's job.

Answer 4

The Treaty of Paris took place in 1783. So, I repeat: Are you a revisionist or an idiot?

Answer 5

It wasn't the United States until *after* the revolutionary war.