Today on the Golden Circle podcast we continue to explore how the plantation culture that was brought to the South Carolina Lowcountry made its way to Georgia, a new colony which had originally rejected the plantation model. Topics include: Dr Paul Pressly & the Ossabaw Island Education Alliance; Tracing the origins of the plantation...
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The US Federal Government, supported by Left-wing terrorists who recently attempted to bomb Joe Arpaio, have finally succeeded in shutting down the Arizona sheriff’s efforts to enforce immigration laws and stop illegal immigration into his State. This caps a long campaign by the Federal Government, Mexican activists and Left-wing groups against Sheriff Arpaio which...
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US President Barack Obama finally commented on the controversy which has erupted over the news that the Federal Government is accumulating data (including email, credit card use, phone calls, etc) on many millions of people. Obama says that this is not ‘Big Brother,’ in a reference to the totalitarian government in George Orwell’s famous...
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We recently found out what Republican leaders do when they are not pushing for amnesty for illegal immigrants, expanding voting rights to convicted felons, chastising their party for being too White or glorifying Abraham Lincoln. WCTV.com reports that Florida’s Republican Governor Rick Scott has replaced (and apparently had arrested) Liberty County Sheriff Nick Finch for defending gun rights....
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The neoconservatives at the National Review agree with the US Leftists at National Public Radio that Abraham Lincoln was a great president, the notion of secession is ‘fringe’ talk, Left-wing heroes such as abolitionist Frederick Douglass and feminist Susan B Anthony should be glorified and many millions of Third World immigrants should be ‘assimilated’...
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Business Insider recently published a series of 22 language maps that were put together by Joshua Katz, a PhD student in statistics at North Carolina State University. The maps revel some interesting divisions in the way that English is spoken across the United States. For example, only in the Northeast and the Yankee-populated part of southern...
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Scott Terry is an ex-Naval photographer from North Carolina and the editor of Shotgun Barrel Straight, a Kinist website. He has appeared on Tribal Theocrat podcasts and made news headlines and was attacked by US Leftists as well as US ‘conservatives’ (for supposedly being a ‘troll’) earlier this year for his politically incorrect remarks at...
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As explored in previous SNN articles, the destruction of the Southern agrarian elites had a disastrous effect upon the South and left it vulnerable to outside manipulation. We have seen how one of the surviving Southern elites, Wade Hampton, led the Revolution of 1876 which restored order and Southern rule in the State of South Carolina,...
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Yours truly was recently interviewed for approximately half an hour on the Traditionalist Youth Network. I came on at about 34 minutes into the podcast and discussed the following issues: Youth vs baby-boomer approach to Southern movement Defensive vs offensive activism What not to do in activism Consistent messages (pushing a meme) Defending the...
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Here is a little cartoon we made which demonstrates the very different (essentially opposite) values of America and Dixie. While America is about being a ‘nation of immigrants,’ Dixie is about ‘a band of brothers, native to the soil.’ The cartoon brings out a few other common phrases and memes which distinguish our world-view...
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Dr Thomas DiLorenzo, the author of The Real Lincoln and Lincoln Unmasked, was recently interviewed by Anthony Wile of The Daily Bell, a free-market news and analysis website. In the interview he takes on the ‘Lincoln Myth,’ which he describes as ‘the ideological cornerstone of American statism’ and ‘the ideological cornerstone of “American exceptionalism” … has long been invoked by...
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While liberties such as gun rights, property rights and free association have long been restricted to varying degrees in the United States (the latter in pursuit of ‘civil rights’), the right to free speech has thus far largely prevailed. In other Western countries such as Greece, the United Kingdom and Germany politically incorrect language can...
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