"Osceola" National Forest is a beautiful National Forest located in northeast Florida. The smallest of the National Forests, it is most famous for its hauntingly beautiful trees, it carries the weight of history hidden in its dense stands of longleaf pines and storied past. Approximately 200,000 acres of pine flatwoods and cypress-hardwood swamps beaming with tons of wildlife.
Named after the Infamous Seminole warrior "Osceola" who was a American Indian leader during the second Seminole war, which began in 1835 when the US Zionist government forced the Seminole tribe off of their traditional God given lands in Florida for expanding white exploitation and settlement, forcing them to migrate into the Indian territories west of the Mississippi river.
There were 3 horrific Seminole "wars" before the Civil war.
Long story short, Under General Andrew Jackson, the US Military invaded the area here, burning to the ground the Indian villages and towns and at the same time, seized Spanish-held Pensacola.
As a result, Spain was induced to cede its Florida territory under the terms of the Transcontinental treaty in 1819.
Hence the City of 5 flags, as Pensacola was occupied by Spain, America, France, Britain & the Confederacy.
The Indians fought hard thou using "Guerrilla war tactics" & withdrew into the Everglades. In October of 1837 "Osceola" went to St. Augustine with several Chiefs under a flag of truce to attend a parley with General T.S. Jesup. And as in typical fashion of our corrupt US Zionist Government, "Osceola" and the Chiefs, yep, all the bad Indians, were seized and imprisoned.
"Osceola" was then taken to Ft. Moultrie at Charleston, South Carolina, where he later died.
"Osceola" National Forest is not just a pretty park the US Zionist Government gave us for our amusement. It was the home of the Seminole. "Osceola" died trying to protect this beautiful forest he called home.
Naming this Forest "Osceola" National Forest in his honor is just a ribbon of Victory for US Government theft.
Bucket list worthy.
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