The advocates of Southern genocide are up to their old tricks, this time in Alabama, trying to get a large Confederate flag taken down off a flag pole near I-65.  The flag is the property of the SCV and is on their land, but don’t expect these haters to respect property rights. Another flag...
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Imagine if the Russians, after being overrun by the Mongols, simply re-enacted their lost battles again and again. Imagine if the Spanish, overrun by the Moors, just re- enacted their lost battles. Imagine if they swore allegiance to their conquerors’ flags and joined their conquerors’  armies. Imagine if they came to believe that they were...
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Frank Conner concludes his book The South Under Siege: 1830-2000 with some advice for Southerners about how to save the traditional South and move towards independence. One of the many points he makes is to warn against an unfortunate and self-destructive trend that was emerging at the time. Connor could not have known that this...
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Today, I had an extended exchange with the more PC elements in the so-called Southern heritage preservation movement. I say ‘so-called’ because the PC Confederates have been unable to actually preserve anything. They have lost one battle after another and are perpetually in a state of retreat and defeat. They (thankfully) inspire almost none...
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This evening on the SNN podcast we spoke with Nicholas Muehlebach, a camp commander of the Sons of Confederate Veterans in central Illinois. Mr Muehlebach also keeps the Confederate States Heritage Facebook page. In this interview he asks questions about the League of the South, Southern nationalism, the possibility of independence and the role of...
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The Sons of Confederate Veterans are seeking permission from local government bureaucrats to post a welcome sign on private property in the Myrtle Beach area. Evan Lambert, a Black reporter from Baltimore, Maryland with a transparent bias and apparently elementary school-level writing ability, has the story for WMBF News (and pictures): A welcome sign is supposed to give visitors...
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A Kentucky Sons of Confederate Veterans (SCV) camp is going to erect a Confederate flag along a major Interstate, making a statement about the heritage, culture and identity of the area. This, of course, is one way that Southerners can effectively ‘claim’ territory. Naturally, each culture and ethnic group on earth needs its own...
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Southerners in eastern Texas continue to honour their ancestors and keep the memory alive of their struggle for independence from the United States. The Light and the Champion has the story: April is celebrated as Confederate History and Heritage month in Texas. Shelby County enlisted men at Shelbyville and Buena Vista when the war...
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Columnist and Southern heritage activist Mark Vogl (who has appeared on the SNN podcast) writes in a recent article for NolanChart.com: Times have changed since the 100th Anniversary of the American Civil War where the nation , under John F. Kennedy, took great pains to honor the South.  Not this time. This time...
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Tonia Moxley has an article (with pictures) for Roanoke.com which covers the hugely successful Southern heritage rally and march in the City of Lexington, Virginia. About 300 Confederate re-enactors and enthusiasts marched on a subfreezing Saturday morning down Lexington’s Main Street to celebrate Virginia’s Lee-Jackson holiday, and to protest a city ordinance that bars the...
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Southern heritage super-star Susan Hathaway writes on her Facebook page: The Virginia Flaggers joined the Edmund Ruffin FireEaters in the Mechanicsville Christmas Parade today. The crowd was great and support was 100%! Special thanks to Grayson Jennings for the invite, and Bobby Witherow and Billy Bearden for some great photos! Note: All the pictures...
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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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