The Ultra Left Plans SCV Protest, School Name Change

February 26, 2020

**  Sons of Confederate Veterans conference hits Raleigh this weekend.  (Considering the source, The Progressive Pulse,  you know where the "HITS" comes from.  A coalition of local anti-racist organizations called Smash Raleigh Racism is organizing a protest event  across from the convention site.  It appears this group just recently formed to have this protest.

Kind of interesting what they had to say in the Progressive Pulse:  "The Sons of Confederate Veterans  are a white supremacist  organization with ties to the KKK, League of the South,  and other violent fascist groups."

Oh, well.   Here's hoping these folks don't disrupt the SCV Division meeting as they plan.  And, that they don't do anything illegal.

**  Should Orlando school named for Confederate general change its name.  (Florida--  Stonewall Jackson Middle School.  The website already refers to it just as Jackson Middle School.)  The site had a poll as to whether the name should be changed.  So far, 74% say no.  In 2017, the school board voted to change the name of Robert E. Lee Middle School to College Park Middle.

--Old Secesh

UNC Settlement Voided, Woodfin Doesn't Like Confederate Monuments, That Kirby Smith Statue, More Statue "Vandalism"

February 13, 2020

**  Judge voids UNC's controversial settlement over Confederate statue 'Silent Sam.'  (Unbelievable when contrasted with the lack of arrests and convictions for the people committing the hate crime when the statue was torn down.  Where's the justice?  Now the guilty people who are  so mad about the settlement are getting what they want.)

**  Virginia inches closer to bringing down Confederate statues.

**  Here's what Randall Woodfin had to say about Confederate monuments.  (Birmingham, Alabama, mayor.  He is a black man so doesn't like Confederate monuments.)

**  Photo of students with swastika and Confederate flag roils Riverside school. (Martin Luther King High School, California     I hate to see a swastika alongside a Confederate flag.  It is hard enough to fight this losing war as it is without being compared to that German group.)

**  Protest over confederate statue leads to woman being removed from meeting.  (Lake Mary, Florida--   Statue of Confederate General Kirby Smith which used to stand in the U.S. Capitol and has been removed and headed for the historical museum has people not wanting it there.  Protesters were carrying posters against the statue in a silent protest.  I am wondering what the protester did to be removed by police.  By the way, Fox 51, WOGX, Confederate is spelled with a capital "C."

**  Pair pleads not guilty in Confederate statue vandalism.  (Bentonville, Arkansas--   The two are White.  Again, doing this to a Confederate statue is not vandalism.  It is a hate crime.)

**  Letter:  Confederate soldiers were no heroes.

**  Neo-Confederate attorney accused of mishandling clients' money promoted online trolling, harassment. (With League of the South.  This is from the Southern Poverty Law Center so this organization's anti-Confederate stance is well-known.)

--Old Secesh

The Confederacy Under Attack, October 18, 2019-- Part 1: Possible Confrontation in North Carolina

From the October 18, 2019, Google Alerts for Confederate.

**  SPLC releases details about upcoming Confederate monument rally.  This will take place tomorrow, Oct. 19 in Pittsboro, N.C..  I am hoping it doesn't become another Charlottesville, but with this group playing it up, it just might be.

SPLC stands for Southern Poverty Law Center which never misses a shot at the Confederacy  and seems to want the memory expunged from American history.  I'd almost go so far as to call them racist and a hate group on their own.

A confrontation over the statue is in nobody's best interest as them people on both sides are way too radicalized.

**  Sons of Confederate Veterans can't appeal statue's removal.

**  League of the South calls for backup at Confederate protest.  (This is a pro-Confederate group which will be at Pittsboro.

**  After court decision Confederate statues are unlikely ever to return to Shelby County.

--Old Secesh