Harold Crews is an attorney in North Carolina and is with the NC League of the South and the Sons of Confederate Veterans. In this podcast he talks about Republican US presidential candidate Mitt Romney’s recent efforts to win over White working class voters in Virginia with militarist rhetoric.
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Good comments.
But it is also true that the Military presence is huge in the south. It is not southerners, and when they fight, it’s usually because of the bad economy and lack of job opportunity in the areas— NOT like the northerners who are really fighting for their empire.
The “southerners’ are not fighting for “their country,” but often just need jobs.
The “northerners” by contrast are fighting for the “empire” they wished to create and that they also fought to create in the WBTS.
Because of the Military Occupation, the military has always occupied the south. So—- due to all the bases, they are also talking to all the Northeast Transplants and other northerner people who really love the empire, are in the south because they are sent their by their military bosses, and they live on bases or nearby.
Really, their real goal seems just trading votes for promises to the Northeast Transplant military who also peoples all the bases and so on, especially on the coasts.