Democrats, the Good Old Jim Crow Guys. Another Street Name. DeKalb County's 'Indian Cannon'. Replaced With What?

SEPTEMBER 25, 2021

**  Charlotte street named for Confederate leader changed to  Druid Hills Way.  (Charlotte, North Carolina.  Replaced Jefferson Davis Street.  It is the first of nine streets to be renamed because of you-know-what.  Actually, I was surprised it wasn't named after some black person.)

**  Democrats  press Schumer  on removing Confederate statues from Capitol.  (Washington, D.C..   Can you imagine Democrats doing something like that?  And, remember, this is the political party that brought you good old Jim Crow.)

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SEPTEMBER 26, 2021

**  Richmond's Confederate statues are gone.  What should replace them?  (OK, BLM, NAACP and SPLC.  What do you think?  And, try not to be racist.)

**  DeKalb County's 'Indian War' cannon may be removed by county commissioners.  (Georgia.  The cannon is from the 1836 war to remove Indians from Georgia.  Placed by UDC.  As such, has two strikes already against it.  The Confederate memorial has already been removed.

--Old Secesh

Are Stone Mountain Changes Enough? Kind of Doubt It. Texas, Forrest, Bull Run, Santa Fe, Tappahannock and South Carolina

JUNE 17, 2021

**  Confederate monument removed from Gainseville's  Leonard Park.  (Texas)

**  Changes coming to the nation's largest   Confederate monument.  Are they enough?  (That would be Georgia's Stone Mountain.  And, I'm sure the changes are not going to be enough.  Hey, its the media.)

**  Nathan Bedford Forrest's remains have been dug up twice, but for very different reasons.  (Memphis, Tennessee)

**  Civil War cannons that may have been at Battle of Bull Run get a new home.

**  Hispanic group sues Santa Fe mayor  over destroyed obelisk.  (New Mexico.    152-year-old monument.  It was to Union soldiers who fought Confederates, but also Indians, so white rioters   tore it down because of "Woke.")

JUNE 18, 2021

**  Tappahannock leaders vote to remove Confederate  statue, keep soldiers' names.  (Virginia)

**  Artists, activists rally against  Confederate symbols  on Emanuel 9 shooting anniversary.  (South Carolina)

--Old Secesh

Come On SPLC, Where's That BLM Riot List? Virginia, Florida, Confederate Flags in Oregon, An Indian Confederate General, Georgia

MARCH 2, 2021

**  Virginia leads the nation with the highest number of Confederate monuments, symbols removed.  (SPLC again.  71 were removed.   Sure wish they'd make that list about BLM "peaceful demonstration" that became violent and had looting, rioting, arsons and hate crimes committed against Confederate monuments.)

**  Confederate symbols removed from Florida in 2020.  (There were ten of them according to none other than SPLC, the Southern Law Poverty Center.)

**  Ban Confederate flags at school?  Committee focuses on new legislation.  (Oregon.  Of course if you ban Confederate flags, BLM items should also be banned as they support rioting, looting, arson, violent  confrontation and hate crimes.  When people go after a Confederate monument that is a hate crime.)

**  The last Confederate general to surrender was an Indian.  (Hey, every so often you just have to have something from the real Civil War, not this liberal revisionist stuff.  In case you're wonder, the general's name was Stand Watie.)

**  Ga, lawmaker authors bill to abolish Confederate monuments in the Peach State.  (A black woman.)

--Old Secsh

Taking a Long Look at the Alabama State Coat of Arms

I was looking at the Alabama State Coat of Arms in the picture section to the right of this and have come to the conclusion that other things need to be taken off it because they might offend some people.

Right now, there is a movement among black legislators in that state, and of course BLM, to remove the Confederate flag because it offends them.

In that case, they also need to remove the Spanish flag because the things they did to the Indians in the new world were too numerous to even get into.  France and British were also bad to the Indians.  Plus, all three countries have done bad things in their history.

Plus, eagles have been known to swoop down and grab fish and other small animals, even other birds.  Well, we can't have them either.

Then, there's that ship at the top of it with cannons.  Ships with cannons kill people on other ships and land.

Then, there is that state motto "Audemus Jura Nostra Defendere" which means "We dare to defend our rights."  Oops, they dared to defend their right to own slaves according to BLM.

So, all that has to go.

See what the NEW Alabama coat of arms will look like below.

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That's Right.  Nothing.  --Old Secesh

The False Cause, St. Augustine, Indian Wars, Lee Removed from Capitol

DECEMBER 21, 2020

**  Review:  New book seeks to differentiate between Confederate history and historic memory.   (With a book titles "The False Cause:  Fraud, Fabrication, and White Supremacy in Confederate Memory" you can kind of guess whose side Adam N. Domby is on.  Required reading for NAACP, BLM and SPLC.)

**  Letters:  Confederate memorial should have stayed put.  (St. Augustine, Fla., removed Gem Loring statue in the pre-dawn hours.  Why is it that so many Confederate statues come down during the night time?  Isn't that when the bad guys operate?)

**  Resolution to remove 'Indian War' cannon on Decatur City Commission agenda.  (Decatur, Georgia.  In June they removed the Confederate obelisk.  The removal of Indians  following the Creek Indian War of 1836.  It was placed by the UDC.)

**  Confederate  Gen. Robert E. Lee statue removed from U.S. Capitol.  (Taken shortly after 4 am.  Again, a night-time removal of a Confederate statue.  Night-time is the right time for criminals and other deluded people.  This at orders of the Va. governor, quite a piece of work.)

--Old Secesh

Is Kansas City Going the Way of Sad R.?

OCTOBER 26, 2020

My question is this.  Has that Virginia water that has so adversely affected Sad R., now in Kansas City, Missouri?

From the January 25, 2020, Kansas City (Mo.) Star "Confederate monument looms over black neighborhood in Kansas City.  It's here to stay" by Eric Adler.

The article on the Confederate monument in the Forest Hill & Cavalry Cemetery.

But, it starts off with things that have been done in the Kansas City area that would be considered anti Confederate and history.  Some of them:

**  Deemed a racist,  developer J.C. Nichols' name only months ago was stripped  from the fountain on the Country Club Plaza he built.

**  Because he was a slaver responsible for the deaths of thousands of American Indians, Andrew Jackson's statues may soon be razed  from in front of courthouses in the county that bears his name, if voters agree next week.

**  As Kansas City area officials  seek ways to publicly recognize and, in some ways, make amends for the city's racist history,  a plan to change some Kansas City street names is underway.

What next?

Possibly changing the name of the county.

Making the President Truman complex move out of Independence because he authorized dropping the atom bombs.

Beginning to sound a lot like Sad R.

--Old Secesh

The Continuing War on the Confederacy: Tennessee, North Carolina, Virginia, Florida, Jeff Davis, Stone Mountain, COVID-19 and British Columbia

OCTOBER 8, 2020

**  Hamilton County  commissioners weigh in on  debate about Confederate statue, other slavery symbols.  (Tennessee. Gen A.P. Stewart and Chief John Ross.  Ross owned slaves.)

**  Debate arises over Davidson officials' wish to remove marker about Confederate officer.  (North Carolina.  Marker near grave of Confederate General D.H. Hill.  He was a professor at Davidson College and is buried in the Davidson College Cemetery.)

**  Open forum:  An appeal to remove Confederate statue  in downtown Winchester.  (Virginia)

**  Caroline officials find a cheaper way to move Confederate monument  to Greenlawn Cemetery.  (Virginia.  Submitted costs for removal were $170,000 to $260,000.  Decided to use their own people to move it and now cost to be at $25,000.)

**  Group sues over plans to remove  Confederate monument in Madison.  (Florida.  SCV suing.)

**  Is there a place for the president of the Confederacy?

**  Can Stone Mountain Park survive COVID-19 and Confederate controversy?

**  Community leaders denounce stringing Confederate flag over Main Street in Smithers.  (British Columbia, Canada. It was quickly removed.)

--Old Secesh

Florida, Stone Mountain, North Carolina, Mississippi State Flag, (RCSM) Removing Confederate Statues Matters

AUGUST 14, 2020


**  Understanding Florida's complicated history with Confederate monuments.

**  Georgia park with Confederate sculpture shuts gates.  (Stone Mountain)

**  Woman sues to block Confederate statue removal, claims civil rights violation.  (Gaston County, N.C.)

**  Mississippi state flag could have Choctow-inspired diamond shape.

**  Removing Confederate Statues Matters.  (Good one.  But, I thought it was Black Lives Matter.)

**  Georgia House member loses post over John Lewis  criticism.  (This is not a free country anymore, evidently.  Mustn't offend certain folks.  Granted, with Mr. Lewis' recent death, this shouldn't have been said this soon, but....)

**  Petition calls for renaming Albert Pike Elementary in Fort Smith.  (Arkansas)

--Old Secesh

What About the Names Asheville and Buncombe County? And, What About That Portland Mayor?

JULY 22, 2020


**  Did Portland's mayor actually stand with rioters on the 55th day of riots in his city and raise his fist and yell "Black Lives Matter."  It's Seattle all over again.  Something must be wrong with the water out in the Pacific Northwest.  Perhaps drinking too many Starbucks.

Not only is he not stopping the riots, he is abetting them.  As the guy once said, "Inconceivable!!"   Another Democrat.  What is wrong with the Democrat mayors across the United States like Seattle, Richmond, Birmingham, etc.?

I understand he got tear gassed like a common rioter.)

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**  Asheville, N.C., votes for slavery reparations.  City Council votes 7-0 for it.  Six members are Democrats, two are Blacks and four are women.  Asheville is in  Buncombe County.

Buncombe County named after American Revolution soldier Edward Buncombe  who was also a plantation owner.  The name of the county will have to be changed.  You know.  Plantations mean you-know-what.

And, Asheville was named after Samuel Ashe (1725-1813), 9th governor of the state of North Carolina.  North Carolina had slaves back then.  As such, Asheville will HAVE to change its name.  Oh, yes, by the way, Samuel Ashe was a rich man and he had a PLANTATION.  That means he had you-know-what (the "S" word).

Oh yes, something else about Asheville that you should know.  Not only is the name now offensive to Blacks, but the earliest white settler was killed by Indians and then avenged, so there were bad things done to Indians.  So, now the name must be changed for what they did to the Indians.

Asheville now needs to change its name as well as Buncombe Couty, where Asheville is located.

Plus, they should be working on ways to come up with those reparations for their sin of the "S" word.

Change the Names Asheville and Buncombe County.  You Must be More Sensitive.  Your Ancestors and Forefathers Were Really Horrible People.  They Owned the "S" Word.  --Old Secesh

Statues Toppled Across U.S. As Rioting Continues-- Part 3: Francis Scott Key and Father Junipero Serra

Also torn down in San Francisco's Golden Gate Park was a statue of Francis Scott Key, who wrote the "Star-Spangled Banner.'  The reasons were that Key owned slaves and he had that one part in the National Anthem where he wrote, "No refuge could be found for the hireling and slave," which is about the British arming escaped slaves.

Did anyone see Kappynapper running away from this?

Protesters also pulled down the statue of Spanish missionary Junipero Serra, an 18th century Roman Catholic priest who founded nine of California's 21 Spanish missions and is credited with bringing Roman Catholicism to the Western United States.

However, Serra forced Indians to stay at those missions after they were converted or face brutal punishment.  His statues have been defaced in California for several years by people who said he destroyed tribes  and their culture.

Police officers responded to the park but didn't intervene.

Since when do police not intervene when public or property is being destroyed.  Well, actually that has happened a whole lot this month.

--Old Secesh

And Now This, About Those Andrew Jackson Statues

From the December 16, 2019, Kansas City (Mo.) Star  "Frank White says minority groups should have had a say about Andrew Jackson statues"  by Mike Hendricks.

Over the objections of Jackson County Chief Executive Frank White, the county legislative assembly voted Monday to affix historical context plaques to statues of Andrew Jackson  outside the Kansas City courthouse and the Historic Truman Courthouse in Independence.

He would like some input on those plaques from Blacks and Indians on what the plaques say about his being a slaveholder and what he did to the Indians as both a military leader and president.

Well, at least they aren't being taken down (yet) and as of yet haven't been the victims of hate crimes from you-know-who.

And, in case you are wondering, Mr. White is a black man.

But at least the drive here is for context, not destruction and removal.

I Can Live With That.  --Old Secesh

The Confederacy Under Attack, October 14, 2019: And Don't Forget The Indian Confederacy

Oct. 14, 2019, Google Alerts for Confederate.

**  Indigenous history:  The Iroquois Confederacy.    I wonder if they will come under attack because of the "C" word.

**  7 Rebels' gravesites designated cemetery.    Real Civil War history.

**  Civil War historian to speak at Thomas Entrepreneural Hub.

**  Ford dealership in South Carolina goes full Confederate.

**  Glenn Boyce's Ole Miss:  An inside look at the new chancellor's involvement....

**  Hail Columbus the Italian:  His statue stands tall for a great people.  Now of course, people ar looking at his statues.

--Old Secesh