A dispute over property rights and Confederate symbolism appears to be over for now. Rhonda Cook for the Atlanta Journal and Constitution and has the story: Georgia Power Co. had its lawyers and a public relations office. The Rev. Wayne Webb and his brother, Walter, were armed only with determination when they challenged the...
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An SNN reader sent in the following essay directed at those in the Southern nationalist movement. What sort of feedback would you offer? I know that “thinking outside the box” seems like a tired, worn out cliche.  It seems to me, however, that the Southern nationalist movement needs to think this way if they...
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Southerners in southeastern Virginia came together to erect a granite monument to honour their ancestors. Tracy Agnew has the story: The Tom Smith Camp of the Sons of Confederate Veterans and the Suffolk chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy came together to dedicate a new Confederate monument in Cedar Hill Cemetery on Saturday,...
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I guess I should preface this post with an admission: I didn’t do it. It does make one wonder though if the culprit was a Copperhead or simply a cash-starved, copper-craving criminal. Perhaps the truth is getting out about the Lincoln Administration and its war crimes and unconstitutional treatment of both Northern and Southern...
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Interesting developments are taking place in Russia, Poland and Eastern Europe in general. Nationalists, long suppressed by first the communists and later by social democrats, are rising up against the ruling Establishment. In the face of demographic crisis and economic instability, genuine ethno-nationalists are taking to the streets in large demonstrations of force. As...
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Author, professor and secessionist Hans-Hermann Hoppe contrasts the limited traditional form of war in the pre-democratic West with the total war of democratic regimes in his important work Democracy – The God that Failed. As the modern central state has developed, so have the horrors of mass warfare on a scale not previously possible and...
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A generation ago, or even a few years ago for that matter, the former Massachusetts governor, Mormon and health care socialist Mitt Romney would have had no realistic shot at winning the Palmetto State primary in the US presidential race. But Romney can thank a weak Republican field full of flavour-of-the-week candidates that continue...
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A Facebook friend from Germany, Sven, yesterday wrote of an exchange with an African immigrant who objected to the Confederate symbol on his clothing (pictured below). Today, I came in my work, I wore my “Old Dixie” Polo shirt. I started to work, suddenly a African comes to me and said “You are wearing...
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Who is the most notorious US vice president, asks David Stewart in an article for Politico. He narrows the competition down to Dick Cheney or Aaron Burr. Burr was a Revolutionary War hero, US Senator and ultimately vice president under Thomas Jefferson. But he’s remembered primarily for killing Secretary of Treasury and arch-enemy of...
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Texan Chuck Thomas posted the following tribute on his Facebook page to his ancestor (pictured below) who fought for our independence: Hampton Harmon Cosper 1816 – 1903 Texas pioneer. Wounded in action 1863 while serving with the Texas Cavalry. Happy Veterans Day Great Great Grandfather. My great great grandfather was 45 when Texas left...
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Dr Michael Hill, president of the League of the South (LS), writes on his Facebook page today: I spent some time today at the new Alabama LS building in Wallsboro (Elmore County). Pictures don’t do it justice. Both the design and worksmanship are first rate. The grand opening is set for January 2012. Thanks...
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Paleo-conservative Serbian historian and professor Srdja Trifkovic writes in glowing terms about Russia’s most powerful and popular political leader in a piece entitled Past and Future President Putin and cheers his return to the presidency, taking the reigns from this friend and ally Dmitry Medvedev: Medvedev is an able technocrat, Putin is a statesman. Medvedev is strongly aware...
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