Okay, Now. Take Down the Lee Statue in Sad Richmond. Hurricane Laura 'Topples' Confederate Monument in Louisiana

AUGUST 28, 2020

**  Protesters, counter protesters converge at Marshall County courthouse over confederate flag.  (Albertville, Alabama.  The county still flies the Confederate flag and has a memorial at the courthouse.  Hey, TV station WHNT, Confederate is a proper name and should be capitalized.  It appeared to be peaceful on both sides.  No Days of Rage.  Plus the Confederate markers were not victims of hate crimes.)

**  Supreme Court of Virginia tosses  injunction in Richmond Confederate statue removal case.  (Good, hurry up and take the statue and pedestal down.  Every time I look at it now and see what BLM has done to it, I get very angry.  So, let's get to it governor and mayor.)

**  Hurricane Laura 'had other plans' for controversial  Confederate statue in Louisiana.  (Lake Charles.  150 mph winds toppled a tree which toppled the monument.  Two weeks ago, the city decided to keep it standing.  No word yet as to its fate.)

**  Caroline supervisors  must now decide where to relocate Confederate monument.  (Bowling Green, Va.)

**  To tears and cheers, the Portsmouth monument is being dismantled.  (Virginia.  Again, hurry up and get it down.  Seeing what the BLMers did to it angers me immensely.  If there ever was such a thing as a hate crime, they sure committed one here.)

**  Racist or history? Majority Latino and Black Texas high school debates changing its Confederate name.  Baytown, Texas.  15.2% Black, 72.6% Hispanic.  I am all in favor of changing the name.  Any time a Confederate-named high school is predominantly minority I am all for a name change.)

--Old Secesh