In yet another case of Yankee arrogance, we have Mr. John Flannery, a lawyer from the Bronx, NY who wishes to have a statue removed from the front of a courthouse in Leesburg, VA. The statue was erected in 1908 to honour the Confederate soldiers who valiantly defended Loudoun County from Lincoln and his...
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The following is the latest installment in our ‘Yes to Independence’ campaign for Southern self-determination and liberty. In this video an SNN reader, Virginian and fellow Southern nationalist speaks about a few of the reasons why he says ‘yes’ to independence. What he describes sure sounds like a better and brighter tomorrow than the...
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In another blow to Shelby County residents hoping to provide their children with a quality education, the mayors of six municipalities announced yesterday that they are withdrawing from negotiations with the Memphis City Council and Shelby County Commission regarding the creation of charter schools. This latest setback comes less than three months after US...
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George McDonald reports for CBS 8 in a recent news piece on the possibility that the United Daughters of the Confederacy may be given control of a Confederate portion of a Selma, Alabama cemetery. Predictably, the report also focuses on local anti-White activists in the area, such as Faya Toure, who oppose the plan....
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A friend and fellow Southern nationalist wanted to share the following picture (and brief description) of some very young Southerners honouring the man who led Dixie in her struggle for self-determination: Laying flowers at the site of Jeff Davis’ capture this past Sunday. Click here for all our articles and information on President Jefferson...
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Yesterday I had the pleasure of visiting the historic and beautiful Lowcountry town of Beaufort, South Carolina, which has been named ‘Best Small Southern Town’ by Southern Living magazine. I took photos and video footage for a planned series on the Lowcountry, Robert Barnwell Rhett and the birth of South nationalism. The pictures below...
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Thanks to my friend Noel (who has appeared on the SNN podcast) for this picture:
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Matthew at MissouriTenth.com (who has appeared on the SNN podcast) has another cartoon out in his animated series ‘Dixieland.’ This one touches on the extent to which many of our churches have bought into the politically-correct, Leftist values of the decaying culture in the USA today. If you like the ‘Dixieland’ series you might be interested in...
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The term ‘rebel’ was applied to Southerners by advocates of forcibly preventing the Confederate secession of 1860-61. Northern Unionists saw Southern secessionists as being in rebellion against the United States, which they believed to be a permanent and national government from which the people of a State had no right to ever secede. The...
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I never felt tempted in the least to see the movie John Carter in the movie theater, though my brother told me recently that the main character, John Carter, was a Confederate officer. I figured that if Disney was making a movie with a Confederate character, then they would have to at least make...
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In 1876 former Confederate General Wade Hampton led a grass-roots revolution in South Carolina against the Reconstruction government and ultimately prevailed against overwhelming odds. Known as ‘The Saviour of South Carolina’ for saving the State from barbarism, Hampton is one of the South’s greatest heroes. The video below was posted on our YouTube channel...
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Our friend Matthew at MissouriTenth.com (who has appeared on the SNN podcast) is producing a new comic strip-style cartoon based on a Southern nationalist theme that follows the adventures and exploits of the Brown Finch family in a crumbling ‘New South’ society. He has produced other pictures for our site (linked below) and is...
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