George W. Armstrong – 1866 to 1954.

In the 1950s, Lieutenant General (Retired) George Van Horn Moseley led a forlorn rear-guard action against desegregation, “civil rights,” and Zionism. He attempted to speak at universities, but student protesters were able to cancel his talks and suppress his influence. Moseley was ahead of his time, however. “Civil rights” has been a disaster of crime and Africanized no-go zones. The 1964 Civil Rights Act has become an illicit second constitution. Throughout Moseley’s desperate fight against the adoption of the dystopian “civil rights” paradigm, he was supported by Judge George Washington Armstrong (1866 – 1954).