The Curse of Instigationism by Thomas J. DiLorenzo "Peace, commerce, and honest friendship with all nations – entangling alliances with none." ~ Thomas Jefferson, First Inaugural Address "The great rule of conduct for us in regard to foreign nations is in extending our commercial relations, to have with them as little political connection as possible . . . . It is our true policy to steer clear of permanent alliances with any [...]
Alabama Law Pays Off: Unemployment Down Sharply After Crackdown on Illegal Aliens By John Hill November 20, 2011 The war against Alabama’s immigration law has intensified in recent weeks, with a Justice Department lawsuit, visits by DOJ officials, and a showdown over illegal alien children who have been pulled from Alabama schools. Eric Holder sued Alabama, trying to block every aspect of its enforcement provision. Why has the Administration and their ACLU [...]
GEORGIA POWER BACKS DOWN OVER CONFEDERATE FLAG Sons of Confederate Veterans November 22, 2011 PRESS RELEASE (Atlanta - November 22, 2011) Earlier this year, Georgia Power twice removed Confederate flags from the graves of veterans buried in the Yellow Dirt Baptist Cemetery located within the grounds of Plant Wansley. When Georgia Power failed to respond to concerns of family members of the veterans buried in the cemetery, the families decided to [...]
An Open Report / Guyanddotte Civil War Days / Veterans Day Parade at Knoxville From: HK Edgerton Date: Wed, Nov 16, 2011 To: Lisa Thomas An Open Report & Reply: Several months prior to the event termed; Guyandotte Civil War Days. I would learn via the Internet posting of a newspaper article, that funding for this event would be withheld if I would be invited back to participate. It was said [...]
Back to the main articles page The Questions Of The Black Babies / An Open Report An Open Report On Friday afternoon, November 26, 2011, I would don the uniform of the Southern soldier and make my way into South Carolina for a special request from a group of young black babies who ask that I not bring or tell the press as requested by their parents to answer a list of [...]
Back to the main articles page An Open Report / Monument Dedication & Lecture On the Bat Creek Stone East Hill Cemetery, Bristol, Tennessee On Saturday morning, November 19, 2011 donned in the uniform of the Southern soldier, I would arrive two hours early at the East Hill Cemetery in Bristol TN/VA, for the planned Monument Dedication for the Honorable John W. Emmert CSA F Co. 63 Tennessee Infantry, and a Lecture [...]
Back to the main articles page An Open Report / Guyanddotte Civil War Days / Veterans Day Parade at Knoxville From: HK Edgerton Date: Wed, Nov 16, 2011 Subject: An Open Report / Guyanddotte Civil War Days / Veterans Day Parade at Knoxville To: Lisa Thomas An Open Report & Reply: Several months prior to the event termed; Guyandotte Civil War Days. I would learn via the Internet posting of a [...]
UDC meeting 12/17 Tampa: Black Confederates From: Phil Walters Date: Mon, Nov 14, 2011 Want to hear the story the PC crowd hides? Come RSVP & plan on attending this presentation & hear the truth in history many want to ignor. See you there. PW ************************************************** ----- Original Message ----- From: Mshcsa@aol.com To: AlMccray@aol.com Sent: Monday, November 14, 2011 Subject: UDC meeting 12/17 SAVE THE DATE BLACK CONFEDERATES http://www.paperbackswap.com/Black-Confederates-Charles-Barrow/book/1565549376/ [...]
Ceremony for Confederate dead held at historic church By RENDY BOLAND, T&D Correspondent Monday, November 14, 2011 The Civil War ended almost 150 years ago, but a Civil War veteran gravesite and Honor Cross dedication was recently held at the historic Bethel United Methodist Church on the Charleston Highway. The Paul McMicael #427 United Daughters of the Confederacy conducted the ceremony, honoring 11 Confederate veterans who have long rested in a site [...]
Damaged confederate memorial attracts little attention The monument at the Walton County Courthouse is missing its hand that pointed skyward November 14, 2011 Angel McCurdy Daily News DeFUNIAK SPRINGS — The 140-year-old white marble monument that sits in front of the Walton County Courthouse attracts little attention. The memorial dedicated to the confederate dead from the Civil War has been there since 1927, yet it is missing pieces and goes mostly unnoticed [...]