The State of Confederate Statues in North Carolina-- Part 3

I an from North Carolina so especially interested in this article.

**  PITT COUNTY (1):  Confederate statue in front of county courthouse taken down June  23 after leaders voted for "immediate removal."

**  SALISBURY  (1):  Crews on July 6 removed  the Confederate Fame statue after the City and UDC agreed to move it to a cemetery.

**  STATE CAPITOL IN RALEIGH (3):  On June 19 "protesters" (actually rioters) "toppled (actually hate crimes) two bronze soldiers from a Confederate monument.  This scared the governor into ordering three monuments be removed from the grounds for "public safety."

**  WARREN COUNTY (1):  A monument on the courthouse square in Warrenton came down in June after  outside threats were made on FaceBook.

Next, the additional McClatchey's monument removal list.

--Old Secesh

The Second Civil War: Sad Richmond Again, Arkansas, Facebook and Evanston

AUGUST 1, 2020


**  Police:  2 assaulted officers near Confederate statue.  (Richmond, Va.  Police were breaking up an illegal encampment by the Robert E. Lee statue and while doing it, were attacked and two were arrested.  It didn't say if it was BLM or pro-Confederate people.  My guess is that they were BLMers. I'm kind of surprised as I thought the BLMers had impunity for any of their actions in Richmond.)

(Let's hurry up and remove the Lee statue.  It is an eyesore and reflects badly on sad Richmond.  Maybe they should think about cleaning all the obscenity off it.  Thanks BLM.)

**  A closer look:  The future of Confederate monuments in Arkansas.  (In Arkansas, there are still 60  remaining Confederate monuments/symbols of 64 still standing.

States with highest remaining percentages of Confederate monuments:

South Carolina, 98%
Arkansas,  96%
West Virginia/Mississippi, 95%
Georgia, 94%

**  Confederate groups are thriving on Facebook.  What does that mean  for the platform?  (Does not like Confederate groups on Facebook.)

**  Protest calls out white silence  after Confederate  flag towel displayed at Evanston beach.  (Illinois.  The protesters had all sorts of offensive BLM signs.)

--Old Secesh

When Will We Reach a Decision on Those Military Bases? Texas, Ohio, Kentucky

Remember, these are headlines from media sources, so, if you want to know more, type it in and see.

JULY 14, 2020


**  Rename Fort Hood to uncover our history.

**  Paulding County in the Civil War.  (Van Wert, Ohio.  Finally, some real Civil War history, not all this NAACP, BLN and SPLC stuff. Back before Charleston, this is what I used to find for headlines in the alerts.)

**  Facebook sounds off on  Army post name change.

**  House appropriations bill supports changing names of military bases, block border wall funding.

**  GOP  lawmakers complain about Davis statue removal process.  (Kentucky)

Again, I Expect the Base Names To Be Changed.  --Old Secesh