Rex Curry Archives

“Elsie Cigars” were named after a waif who lived and died in Ybor City. Elsie is part of "forgotten history" in Tampa that isn't taught in the socialist schools (government schools). Long ago, a tobacco importer had a brilliant marketing idea: Rescue an impoverished orphan off the curbs of 7th avenue and give her a good job rolling cigars. Elsie was the lucky girl saved from the street. Cigar boxes and advertisements displayed a picture of her peeping out of the one small window where she lived and worked.

In a way, the Elsie cigar ad was a threat: "If you don't buy Elsie's cigars then we'll put her back out on the street." In other words: "Smoke Elsie cigars or else..." Or else what? Or else Elsie "gets it". It motivated many people to buy Elsie's cigars. That led to premature deaths due to lung diseases, emphysema, and cancers of the lungs, throat, and mouth (along with disfiguring surgeries for those who could be saved).

Then the socialists decided to "help" Elsie. They imposed a local "child labor" law in order to "save" her.

The socialists outsmarted themselves. Dear Elsie was found frozen solid on the sidewalk of 7th Avenue during her first winter after the little dickens had been barred from rolling cigars. That's why this local history is hidden: Socialism murdered Elsie.

The saddest aspect is that Elsie's corpse indicated by its position that she had unsuccessfully attempted to break back into her old cigar-rolling home, in a last-ditch effort to escape the cold.

Rex Curry was cited by the History News Network for his discovery that the Pledge of Allegiance was origin of Nazi salutes and Nazi behavior (and still is). Children Used to Use the “Nazi Salute” When Reciting the Pledge of Allegiance.

Secrets about drug dogs are revealed in this book by the author Ian Tinny, with information gleaned from Attorney Rex Curry. http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00MQ3ZYVE

An exposé of drug detection dog training should begin with the best advice: How to avoid the dogs entirely. The way to avoid drug dogs is: Avoid the police. This book explains how. 

Next, this book exposes how drug dogs are used for lies. They are used to fabricate "probable cause" for searches (searches of cars, other conveyances, objects, and packages). Judges write clueless opinions about how accurate a drug dog is, and they overlook this point: Police can lie and say that the dogs alert when the dogs don't alert at all.

The author Ian Tinny also released the sensational exposé "Pledge of Allegiance + Swastika Secrets" -a semi biographical work about the renowned historian who revealed (1) the Pledge of Allegiance was the origin of the Nazi salute and Nazi behavior, and (2) how German socialists (Nazis) used the swastika to represent crossed "S" letters for "socialism."

Before becoming a full-time writer, Ian Tinny was a part-time instructor to the United States Probation Office and to federal judges, and his work led to the arrest, trial, conviction, and imprisonment of America's Dumbest Criminals.