Six Out of Six Virginia Counties Vote to Keep Confederate Statues Where They Are (Maybe There's Hope for Virginia After All)

It seems like forever  since we've had some victories in this Confederadication regime, and it sure feels good.

NOVEMBER 5, 2020

**  Absentee ballots to determine fate of Forrest Co. Confederate monument.  (Mississippi.  Before absentee voting is counted, 13,811 voted to keep it on court house grounds and 11,793 voted to move it.  I guess they will also have to change the county name because of you-know-who.)

**  Referendum results:  Confederate monuments projected to stay out in 6 Virginia counties.

**  Voters:    Confederate statue should stay at Franklin County courthouse.  (Rocky Mount, Virginia.  With 24 precincts reporting, 21,152 voted to keep it where it is, 9,056 vote to move it.)

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NOVEMBER 6, 2020

**  Did you vote against removing a confederate (Confederate) monument?  Here's why your vote is not binding.  (WSLS News, Virginia.  Come on guys, Confederate is a proper name.  You can really tell whose side these folks are on, and it's not Confederate heritage.)

**  List asked to oust  Confederate monument.  (Arkansas)

**  Referendum Results:  Confederate monuments projected to stay in Franklin, Halifax and four other Virginia counties.  (There were a total of six counties with the removal question on the ballot in the form of a referendum.  So six out of six Virginia counties voted to keep the statues where they were.  You think BLM is going to stand for this?  Somebody else's Brown Shirts sure wouldn't have.)

Now We Know Why BLM Doesn't Want the People to Vote on Removal.  It Is Too Bad the Majority of the People Don't Stand Up to BLM's Bullying Tactics.  --Old Secesh