Robert Barnwell Rhett, the Father of Southern Nationalism, explained using clear language in his memoir the root of the conflict between the North and South in the 1860s. Rhett, who had served as a US Senator and a representative in the provisional Confederate Congress, wrote a report in the latter capacity which explained to European governments as well as to...
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The local and State level grassroots movement in favour of decentralisation and sound money continues to grow. The Lowcountry of South Carolina, essentially the birthplace of Southern nationalism and once a stronghold of States’ rights sentiment, is one of the areas where these ideas are quite popular. Earlier today, for example, the Dorchester County Republican Party (which...
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South Carolina Senator Tom Davis has emerged as one of the leading voices within the political system for nullification and States’ rights. In January he led a nullification rally at the State House in Columbia where he sounded very much like a Fire-Eater. Most recently he was successful in getting the SC Senate to nullify...
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Former South Carolina Governor Mark Sanford easily defeated former Charleston County Councilman Curtis Bostic in the Republican runoff for the first Congressional District today. Polling data puts the victory at 56 to 44. As discussed in a recent SNN video, Bostic has voiced his strong opposition to States’ rights and has said there is no...
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Susquehanna County, Pennsylvania is the latest county to issue a declaration in defiance of any Federal attempts to disarm the public. In doing so it joins Lee County, Florida, which recently urged the Sunshine State to resist Washington, DC and not enforce Federal gun restrictions. Susquehanna County actually goes a bit further by nullifying...
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Lee County, which was created in 1887 and named for Southern general Robert E Lee, recently passed a resolution which urges Florida to resist any Federal attempt to infringe on the gun rights of citizens. The Tenth Amendment Center has the story: The resolution emphatically declares the county’s support for the right to bear...
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In an SNN video interview today, John Morlan, board member of the Lowcountry Republican Liberty Caucus and frequent guest on the SNN podcast, discusses the recent primary election in South Carolina’s first congressional district. In that race former Governor Mark Sanford finished far ahead of the other GOP candidates in a crowded field. Interestingly, the...
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We have yet another way to promote our message of independence. Introducing our new ‘Secede from Obamaland’ stickers. Unlike our regular ‘Secede’ stickers this one has a bit of colour: it’s red, white and black. The message is sure to be popular with conservatives and those opposed to the Obama Administration – which means...
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John Whitesides’ recent article for Reuters describes the extent to which anti-Federal and pro-gun rights sentiments have swept the Bayou State. As the writer notes, the backlash to Federal proposals to further restrict gun rights ‘seems to be everywhere.’ Whitesides writes: It can be seen in the frenzied sales and empty racks at Jim’s Firearms...
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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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The Voting Rights Act of 1965 is one of the most important pieces of Federal legislation in overturning the traditional South and stripping away the limited autonomy the people of the States had won after Reconstruction was ended and the US military occupation of the South was withdrawn in 1876. The law requires that...
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Some SNN readers are doing an excellent job at promoting secession. Below are a few pictures that were sent in from a Florida reader. Be sure to get your own ‘secede’ stickers to distribute and help change the political/social climate in your part of Dixie.
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