The folks at the Active South website asked to interview me as part of their focus on April being Southern Leadership Month. I agreed to do so despite my reservations about being called a ‘leader.’ As I point out in the interview, that’s not how I think of myself. At any rate, the questions...
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In the latest video in our ‘Yes’ campaign for Southern independence a man from West Virginia, Johnny, talks about some of the smaller things about traditional Southern life that we may not often stop to consider. Johnny talks about saying ‘yes’ to things like sitting on the front porch and drinking sweet tea and...
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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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Given the chaos, disorder and violence against White people in the South these days it is more and more obvious that the ‘New South’ has failed and Dixie is the new South Africa. The latest major story to break on this front has been picked up by Drudge and other ‘mainstream’ voices and is...
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In the old model of Southern society (which flourished from the beginning of the Colonial era and even survived the devastation and foreign conquest of the 1860s and 70s to some extent) the church and family were the central institutions of society. Together with the natural elites and upper class in general, who were held to...
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It’s easy to define a Japanese, Finn, Russian or Zulu in terms of ethnicity, culture, religion, language, etc. – all the normal markers which distinguish one nation of people from another. It’s impossible to do this with Americans. So confusing is the term that it’s not even clear you are speaking about a nationality...
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Conservative politician and media personality Patrick J Buchanan discusses his Ulster roots in an interesting interview on Al Jazeera. He says that his family came from Scotland “all the way over to the plantation in Northern Ireland… and then they left there… and they arrived in North Carolina… around 1790 to 1820… and they went...
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‎”I’ve heard of people saying that when things get bad I just may have to leave to go to Chile or Argentina or somewhere. Well, I say to you, Adios, my home’s in Alabama!” -Dr Michael Hill (2011 LS National Conference)
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Large numbers of people in the US seem to be from nowhere and lack the human connections to the local culture, soil and community that is such a vital part of our humanity. This SNN video addresses the problem of deracination in our age. Our enemies are a traditionless and homeless race; from the...
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Proud sons of Ulster took to the streets of Newtownstewart in County Tyrone on 6 May, 2011 to show the colours and their loyalty to their country. For this son of Dixie it was especially stirring to see that they marched with the Confederate and Bonnie Blue flags, symbolising the cultural and ethnic ties...
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‎”The path to freedom burned through Richmond” claims this Virginia poster. Apparently we are now supposed to rejoice in our own conquest and destruction. Invading Virginia, killing tens of thousands of Virginians, burning towns, raping women and servants… all this is what “freedom” is about, I guess. “On to Richmond!” is another slogan used...
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