The US Federal Government has now nearly succeeded in transforming the US into a Third World country. Remember that in 1965 when the immigration laws were changed the US was roughly 90% European and 10% African (with the vast majority of the Black minority in the agricultural region of the Lower South States). Today, of children under the age of one, less than half are European with Mestizos the largest minority. How long will...
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This morning it was a pleasure to speak with Mr Bruce Swinnie about a Confederate flag give-away he is doing in the Myrtle Beach and surrounding area of the Carolinas. As anyone familiar with the area is well aware, vast numbers of transplants have deluged it and created a climate where the most recognisable symbol of the South and the Southern people is no longer as visible or welcomed as it should be. In...
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The floats pictured below were part of the annual Carnival Parade in Germany watched by an estimated three million people in three German cities. Mocking the Empire and its leaders is great fun! Thanks to Matthew from MissouriTenth.com for the pictures!
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Federal soldiers have been stealing and selling military weapons to criminal gangs, an investigation reveals. Tim Sloan has the story for RT America: Investigators have tracked down around $1.8 million in missing US military weaponry, and no, the loot wasn’t just left behind in barracks and bunkers. Instead it went directly to street gangs. The results of a nearly two-year-old probe established to investigate missing military gear reveals that nearly $2 million worth of...
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We are witnessing the first steps in what may become a much more widespread revolt against the Federal health care mandate. Stephanie Simon has the story for Reuters: A small Catholic college in Ohio said Tuesday it was dropping health insurance coverage for students rather than comply with a federal mandate that the plan provide free birth control. The Franciscan University of Steubenville ”will not participate in a plan that requires us to violate the consistent teachings of the Catholic Church on the...
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The various policies of the US Federal Government have succeeded in creating conditions where more than one in five people who want to work can’t find a job. This number is much higher than the Federal statistic, which has been greatly manipulated to present as positive a picture as possible in the negative reality of today’s economy. John Williams, the webmaster of the influential Shadow Stats site, explains in a recent interview why the real unemployment...
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Hey! I’ll bet if I hold my nose and vote for the lesser of two evil once again that this time it’ll matter. Despite the fact that it’s never mattered in the past and that one after another ‘mainstream conservative candidate’ has promised the moon but never delivered anything at all.. this time will be different. Despite the fact the Republicans have only lied to me and sold me a pack of falsehoods which have...
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This evening it was a pleasure to speak with Kyle Rogers about his role in changing the narrative. Mr Rogers is a columnist at Examiner.com, blogs for the Council of Conservative Conservative Citizens and is the proprietor of Patriotic Flags. In this interview he speaks about the honour of being attacked by the SPLC, his other activism and important role in changing the narrative (which the mainstream media continues to try to suppress). Click here for the audio (duration: 13:57) Click here for...
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While it couldn’t happen to a nicer globalist henchman, it does raise the question of whether this was a real or staged event. RT America reports: Winning a Nobel Prize might earn you a few perks and even a handshake from a world leader or two, but former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger learned the hard way this week that, no matter who you are, you’re never excused from a TSA pat-down. Kissinger, 88,...
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Like the lands around and throughout the Caribbean, Carolina was not spared the horror of slave revolts during the colonial era. Dr Walter Edgar discusses the racial unease and finally outright violence which broke out in rebellion and slaughter, the great fear of Southerners in the era of African slavery, on pages 74-77 of his book South Carolina: A History. As he notes, the circumstances which led to the two insurrections discussed below were...
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The one hundredth anniversary of the dedication of Lebanon, Tennessee’s impressive Confederate memorial was recently marked with a re-dedication ceremony, pictured below:
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In the first half of the nineteenth century New Englanders and Southerners were each moving westward, populating new territories and States and carrying their cultures with them. The competing civilisations, tragically locked together in an ill-advised Union, struggled for supremacy in Federal elections. Each sought to gain the White House and to control the US Congress, hoping to promote policies which would benefit their section. In this struggle, the North had the upper hand...
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The following report comes to us from Southern Heritage News and Views: The South Carolina Division, Sons of Confederate Veterans submitted a request to Gov. Nikki Haley in both 2011 and again in 2012 requesting a Gubernatorial Proclamation stating May as “Confederate History Month” in honor and commemoration of the sesquicentennial of the War of 1861 – 1865; the purpose, to bring attention and raise awareness about this important period of South Carolina’s history....
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Once again we have a case of government school bureaucrats discriminating against Southern students and banning displays of the most recognisable cultural symbol of the Southern people. Naturally, we can not imagine such politically-correct officials daring to ban symbols of Mexican, Black or other non-White students; clearly, political-correctness is an exclusively anti-White movement. What is interesting, is that this intolerant action by school officials in Republic, Missouri has provoked a popular backlash, especially amongst...
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Professor, author and historian Dr Walter Edgar writes on pages 48-49 of his 1998 book South Carolina: A History about the enormous influence that Barbadian settlers had on colonial Carolina, especially what is now known as the South Carolina Lowcountry: The first group of colonists numbered about 130, most of them English men and women. There were a few from Barbados and one family from Nevis. Although there were only a handful of Barbadians in the first fleet, over the...
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Professor, author and historian Dr Walter Edgar describes in his 1998 book South Carolina: A History the influence that the English colony of Barbados had on the settlement and development of South Carolina, and by extension the Lower South civilisation that developed in the Carolina Lowcountry and spread westward. The following excerpt comes from pages 36-40 of the above text: English adventurers established colonies on the Lesser Antilles islands of St. Christopher, Barbados, and...
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James Tuslow Adams‘ 1932 work The March of Democracy: A History of the United States, Volume III: Civil War and Reconstruction describes on pages 9-14 the serious situation that Southerners found themselves in during the Fall and Winter of 1860. What was on the line was the survival of the South’s economy, social structure and entire civilisation. Abolition would have utterly ruined the South, as Adams points out, and would also have unleashed racial strife and...
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Confederate President Jefferson Davis commented at the end of a speech before the Mississippi State legislature in 1862: Our people have learned to economize and are satisfied to wear home spun. I never see a woman dressed in home spun that I do not feel like taking off my hat to her; and although our women never lose their good looks, I cannot help thinking that they are improved by this garb. I never...
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