To commemorate Confederate History and Heritage Month, I replaced my old flag with a new one. My previous were higher-quality cotton, stitched and sewn embroidered 5’x8’ flags. But they took a good wind to make her sail. Each lasted approximately one year. But they faded too much before they became torn or tattered. This time
In this video I take down my worn and torn Confederate flag, properly dispose of it in a flag burning ceremony. And then raise my new 5×8 purchased from Cooters in Nashville. “The State that separates its scholars from its warriors will have its thinking done by cowards and its fighting done by fools!” –
There’s much debate about whether our U.S. military invasion of Afghanistan & Iraq was moral or not. But there’s no doubt their invasion of the South was immoral. Therefore, I salute the Confederate soldiers who fought and died on their own soil, for their countrymen.
Chapter VI – First Campaign in the Valley The imminent threats of a horrific war were so ever-present. So much so that “violent mobs were collected, which intimidated not only the press, but the pulpit.” But even in times of war, the church has her marching orders, she must not flinch in the face of
Chapter V – Secession This chapter is comprehensive, so I’ll summarize just a few of my many observations. I am reading this book because I appreciate the South’s fight for freedom from the tyranny of the federal government and am currently doing so through the life and leadership of General Stonewall Jackson. And I wanted
I’m enjoying this excellent biography, the Life and Campaigns of Stonewall Jackson, written by his Chaplain, Robert L. Dabney (a Confederate States Army chaplain, and reformed Theologian). The following are some excerpts, as well as my thoughts and applications. Chapter III – In Mexico During the Mexican War of the 1840s, then ‘Major’ Jackson received
Before my time, the leadership of America began spending billions arming other countries, and some of those weapons have been (and will be) used against us. In our new millennium, we learned our Federal injustice system engaged in gunwalking, aka the fast & furious gun scandal. Whereas our citizens and police later were killed with
I don’t think there’s one piece of American history that’s been more misunderstood, distorted, and revised than the Confederate flag. Sadly, alleged conservatives continue to cower to the left. And so, in defense of this flag, I post this.
I have a great deal of respect for those that fought and died during WWII. The war has been called the “greatest war,” and their people then have been called “the greatest generation.” I couldn’t imagine dying or becoming maimed for the freedoms of other people in another Country. Nonetheless, I believe an even greater
There’s speculation that Gavin Newsom the Governor of my previous state of Commifornia, whom I voted to recall, might run for President in 2024. If the man does, and if (if) he wins, we Southern states must do more than join hands by raising our Confederate Statement Flags (CSF). We must practice the principles of
