Back to the main articles page An Open Letter / Museum Censorship / "Voices Of Reason" May 22, 2020 Museum Censorship / "Voices Of Reason" Dear Ms. Lunelle, I would like to applaud those who conducted the study of the so-called "Voices of Reason" donors in Lake County, Florida, whose motives can only be to foment hate and division and who are weaponizing not just Southern history but also American history for [...]
Back to the main articles page An Open Letter / Facebook Censorship / "Hate Speech" May 22, 2020 Facebook Censorship / "Hate Speech" Dear Ms. Lunelle, It has come to my attention that Facebook is an organization that is not bound in its operation by the 1st Amendment of the Constitution and has been deemed by the American courts to have a waiver thereof. This leads me to the posting by one [...]
Back to the main articles page An Open Letter & Open Report / The Matchless Devotion Of Black Confederates - Times Examiner / Southern Weapon Of Choice (Southern African) May 6, 2020 The Matchless Devotion Of Black Confederates - Times Examiner / Southern Weapon Of Choice (Southern African) Dear Ms. Lunelle, In a Pay Pal message, Mr. Wilson would write...... "Dear Mr. Edgerton, I enjoyed your Open letter to Ms. Lunelle very [...]
Back to the main articles page An Open Letter & Open Report / Mike Scruggs, The Matchless Devotion Of Black Confederates May 3, 2020 Mike Scruggs, The Matchless Devotion Of Black Confederates Dear Ms. Lunelle, As I stood don in the uniform of the Southern soldier on this morning of May 3, 2020, on the overpass of Interstates 240 West/26 East, my thoughts would turn to the open circular letter sent to [...]
Back to the main articles page An Open Letter - Marsy's Law April 22, 2020 Marsy's Law Dear Ms. Lunelle, I am passing on this press release to you from Save Southern Heritage-Florida. God Bless. Your brother, HK SOUTHERN HERITAGE GROUP OBSERVES CRIME VICTIMS RIGHTS WEEK ESTABLISHES HOTLINE FOR SOUTHERN CRIME VICTIMS HK Edgerton Calls for Passage of Marsy's Law Nationwide Tallahassee - Save Southern Heritage observes National Crime Victim's Rights Week [...]
Back to the main articles page An Open Letter - Sandhills Middle School April 15, 2020 Sandhills Middle School Dear Ms. Lunelle, As I read the account in the article about the Southern Cross posted in a social studies class at Sandhills Middle School in South Carolina, I could only applaud the social studies teacher's action, which mirrors that of Dr. Winston McQuen, formerly of St. Joseph High School in Greenville, South [...]
Back to the main articles page An Open Letter & Open Report - Conference Call March 31, 2020 Conference Call Dear Ms. Lunelle, On Monday, March 30, 2020, as a member of Save Southern Heritage - Florida (www.sshfl.org)- I was privy to sit in on the monthly members conference call. And, I must say that I was thoroughly impressed to see a contemporaneous gathering of some of the most revered and respected [...]
Back to the main articles page An Open Letter / Booker T. Washington's Autobiography Up from Slavery / Southern Weapon of Choice May 7, 2020 Booker T. Washington's Autobiography Up from Slavery / Southern Weapon of Choice Dear Ms. Lunelle, In my continuing efforts to highlight why the Southern African should be the weapon of choice for the Southern white populous, and not the scalawags of the North, or the domestic terrorists [...]
Back to the main articles page An Open Letter & Open Report / Open Response May 1, 2020 Open Response Dear Ms. Lunelle, The Confederate Veteran Vol. III, 1905, Page 422, Monuments to Faithful Servants The Veteran for May 1899 contained an account and a picture described as follows: Article by Mrs. Kate Wimoore, Oakland, Mississippi Monuments to Faithful Servants Four steps of masonry support a marble pedestal on which is a [...]
Back to the main articles page An Open Letter - Black Radical Women In Virginia April 30, 2020 Black Radical Women In Virginia Dear Ms. Lunelle, In the Palace of Fine Arts in St. Louis, Missouri, during the Exposition of 1904, there was a picture which made deep impression on every Southern white man and black man who saw it, who knew enough of the old life to understand what it meant. [...]