Are these UDC members the white supremacists who put up all those racist monuments BLM has warned us about? How about those Confederate veterans above them? Some mighty desperate and despicable folks if you ask me.
Showing posts with label governors. Show all posts
Showing posts with label governors. Show all posts

Thursday, April 20, 2023

Confederadication: Gov. Reeves, That Levar Guy and Florida

These are just the headlines.  Inside the ( ) are my comments.

APRIL 5, 2023

**  Gov. Reeves declares Confederate heritage month, a 30-year-old Mississippi tradition.

**  Richmond's Levar Stoney returns from Israel, eyes governor's mansion.  (Of course, he is the mayor od Sad R. that allowed all the horrible things to happen to those Confedrate monuments.  I wouldn't vote for him for dog catcher.)

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APRIL 6, 2023

**  Florida may allow litigation over Confederate monument removal.  (You know who will be livid about that.)

--Old Secesh


Tuesday, September 20, 2022

Civil War II: Those Confederates in the Attic, Service Academies and Time Capsules

AUGUST 31, 2022

**  Doug Mastrianio:  Pa's Confederate in the attic.  (That Pennsylvania governor thing again.  A play on words of a popular Civil War book, "Confederates in the Attic.")

**  West Point has a KKK plaque mounted above entrance to Science Hall.

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SEPTEMBER 2, 2022

There are many articles, but I only list the new ones or ones that give more information on one.

**  CAIR supports call to drop Confederate names from Naval Academy.  (Those Islamic folks again.  I wonder what they call for in regards to 9/11?)

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SEPTEMBER 3, 2022

**  Federal lawsuit seeks removal of Confederate statue outside  Georgetown courthouse.

**  Contents of Macon Confederate statue time capsules.  (Georgia.  About the only good thing coming from these removals.)

--Old Secesh


Sunday, September 18, 2022

Wearing a Confederate Uniform Is Definitely Not a Crime Even If It Offends Certain Folks

AUGUST 28, 2022

**  It is unbelievable how many articles are out there about Doug Mastriano who is running for Pennsylvania governor and in the past wore a Confederate uniform.  Big whoop.  What's so bad about that?

**  Some Pennsylvania Republicans defend Mastriano for posing in Confederate uniform.  (So who is going to be offended?  WWMs, BLMers, NAACPers and SPLCers.)

**  The photo in question was taken in 2013-2014 and others were also in battle clothes from different eras.

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AUGUST 29, 2022

**  Mayor speaks about racist letters spread in Enfield just days  after Confederate monument bulldozed.  (North Carolina.  What the mayor had done to the monument was nothing short of racism.)

**   Military commission recommends dropping Confederate names at West Point.

If a Confederate Uniform Offends You, Just Close Your Eyes and Think of Unicorns.  --Old Secesh


Thursday, September 15, 2022

Slaves Back Then and Gun Ownership Today

AUGUST 26, 2022

**  Counties with more slaves in 1860 have higher gun ownership.

**  Doug Mastriano wore a Confederate Army uniform in an Army War College faculty photo. (He is a candidate for Pennsylvania governor.  And, Trump backed.  So?)

**  New name for Camp Beauregard?  Louisiana National Guard to host open house on renaming base.

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AUGUST 27, 2022

**  Removing Confederate monuments in Jacksonville:  Funding may be renamed.  (Again, complete costs should be paid by those who want them removed.

Put Your Money Where Your Mouths Are.  --Old Secesh


Saturday, August 6, 2022

Confederadication: Delaware, Virginia, South Carolina, California

JULY 27, 2022

**  Georgetown votes to give Confederate flag-flying museum more than $24K.  (Delaware)

**  Gov. Youngkin not taking stance on remaining Confederate statues, won't restore those previously removed.  (Virginia.  Remember the groudswell of anti-Democrat voting that took place on the last election in that state.)

**  As Confederate  statues come down, here's why SC county voted to put one up at  a museum.  (Florence County, SC)

**  Confederate flags removed from campsites at Sonoma Raceway.  (California.  I betcha the Bubba is real happy about this.)

**  NAACP asking questions after fan flew Confederate flag at Sonoma Raceway.  (California.  I ask NAACP what their stance is on all the Blacks killing and shooting other Blacks in Chicago?)

--Old Secesh


Thursday, April 21, 2022

A Big Stink Being Raised About Confederate Heritage Month

APRIL 15, 2022

**  Mississippi gov again proclaims Confederate Heritage month.  (So, why are some folks making such a big deal about this?  If some folks can commemorate Juneteenth or Harriett Tubman's birthday, why can't some others commemorate their ancestors.  If a person doesn't like the holiday, then they don't have to do anything about it.)

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APRIL 16, 2022

**  Civil rights group condemns  Gov. Tate Reeves' proclamation of Confederate Heritage Month.  (Two guesses who?  The good folks over at the very racist Southern Poverty Law Center.  I would expect them to do no less.)

**  Our view:  Gov. embarrasses  us all with Confederate  Heritage  Month proclamation.  (Columbus, Mississippi Dispatch.  Really sad when a newspaper takes this sort of hatred approach to news.)

**  Madison County makes April  Confederate History and Heritage Month.  (Texas)

It is amazing that some politicians have the backbone to stand up against certain groups and their minions on this issue.

--Old Secesh


Tuesday, April 19, 2022

Civil War II: Confederate Heritage Month in April, Contextual Signage, Renaming Bases

APRIL 12, 2022

**  Gov. Reeves declares April Confederate Heritage Month.  (Mississippi.  April is the traditional Confederate Heritage Month.)

**  Perquimans  board oks language for signs at monument.  (North Carolina)

The signs say the statue was erected to honor the Civil war dead and also will say that some on the county opposed secession and the Confederacy and that some of them were Blacks.  An acceptable context signage.)

**  Military base could be  renamed for Lawrence Joel.  His name could replace a Confederate soldier's.  (Lawrence Joel from Winston-Salem, N.C. and recipient of the Medal of Honor.  A deserving candidate.  Just don't name all the bases after Blacks.)

--Old Secesh


Friday, February 11, 2022

Civil War II: Where's That List SPLC? Fort Cashe? Mississippi

FEBRUARY 4, 2022

**  SPLC report:  Dozens of Confederate  monuments were removed in 2021, but hundreds remain.  (That has to really stick it to dear old SPLC.  Sorry guys.)

And, you know, they still haven't made a lost (they really love making lists, especially anti-Confederate ones).  I'm still waiting for that list that gives stats on the number of BLM riots and damage done during 2020.

**  Rep. Murphy campaigns to rename Fort Benning after Oveido's SFC Alwyn Cashe.  (A very deserving black Medal of Honor recipient.  However, I am hoping not every single Confederate-named fort gets renamed for black people)

**  Statue of racist ex-Gov. Bilbo quietly moved in Mississippi.  (Mississippi governor and U.S. Senator Theodore Bilbo.)

Would That List Make SPLC's Folks Look Bad?  --Old Secesh


Thursday, January 20, 2022

Confederate Traitors? Jim Crow, Confederacy, Flaggers and That Va. Gov.

JANUARY 15, 2022

**  Federal government facilitates donations to an organization that praises Confederate traitors.  (Sons of Confederate Veterans.  This was in the Washington Post.  Do you think maybe this might be just a little biased?  Yep, just like our Founding Fathers were traitors.)

**  It turns out Sen. Kyrsten Sinema is a Jim Crow Confederate, according to Biden.  (Arizona.  In the federalist.)

**  Maya Wiley cites Confederacy in argument to allow noncitizens to vote.

**  Virginia Flaggers protest in Lexington.

**  Northam on highlights, controversies and his future.  (Virginia governor.  He is glad he took Confederate statues down.  About the only reason I'd want to move to this state would be to vote against him.) 

--Old Secesh


Wednesday, January 19, 2022

Find Out Why Juror Dismissed, Lee Statue, Tennessee's Governor, Confederate Railroad and Lee

JANUARY 14, 2022

**  Juror wearing Confederate flag clothing dismissed from York, S.C. trial.

**  City Council authorizes  mayor to accept Lee monument and land from the state.

**  Gov. Bill Lee regrets wearing a Confederate outfit.  But he won't let U of M teach why it was wrong.  (Tennessee)

**  Confederate Railroad to perform at Washakie  County Fair.  (Wyoming)

**  Fort Myers puts Robert E. Lee vestige away as Martin Luther King holiday approaches.  (Florida)

--Old Secesh


Monday, December 13, 2021

Confederadication: Kentucky, Tennessee, Georgia, New Orleans and the Lee Pedestal in Sad R.

DECEMBER 4, 2021

**  Confederate statue outside Kentucky courthouse vandalized.  (Calloway County.  That is not vandalism.  It's a hate crime.)

**  Tennessee man gets new trial after jury met in a room with Confederate symbols.  (Dumb)

**   Building honoring  Confederates, segregationists won't get renamed.  (Georgia's public university system.)

**  City Council  will discuss final disposition of Charlottesville's Confederate statues.  (Virginia.  And, believe me, it won't be good.)

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DECEMBER 5, 2021

**  New Orleans urged to switch street name from Confederate to music legend.  (Robert E. Lee Boulevard to Allen Toussaint.)

**  Northam to remove  Lee statue pedestal, transfer land to city.  (Virginia governor.  That pedestal should have come down as soon as the statue was removed.  What the city and state allowed to be done to it is an embarrassment.)

--Old Secesh


Thursday, November 4, 2021

Well, Maybe There's Hope for Virginia After All

I was quite interested in the Virginia elections this past Tuesday.  The Democrats controlled the state government and things these last two years have almost been worse for those of us with Confederate heritage than when we had Union armies marching all over the state and destroying most everything they could get their hands on.

In other words, the Democrats had to go.

The Republican candidates for governor, lt.gov, and attorney general all won.  Plus, it appears the Republicans have taken control back in the House of Delegates.

So, maybe there is some hope for that state.

I do not know if there was any voting by counties or towns about removal of Confederate statues, but doubt that there were.  After the voting the last time, those that hate all things Confederate would not dare to put it up to a vote of the people.  They know they would lose.

--Old Secesh


Tuesday, November 2, 2021

Okay, Virginia. Here's Your Opportunity to Send a Message to the Democrats. Get Out and Vote for Anyone But a Democrat.

The Democrats and their allies are behind all this Hate Confederate Campaign that so abounds in your state.  It is now time to show how you feel and vote them out of power.  It won't be easy because their allies are sticking 100% behind them, but a solid turnout and vote could turn the trick. 

Vote for anybody but a Democrat.

Dems Got To Go!!  --Old Secesh


Friday, September 24, 2021

NAACP and BLM No Doubt Celebrating Lee Statue Removal, Flags, Robert E. Lee a Traitor?, Sad V's Sad Gov

SEPTEMBER 6,  2021

**  Another Robert E. Lee  statue has been approved for removal in Virginia.  (That was the big one on what used to be Monument Avenue in Sad R.  There were a whole lot of articles about this around this time.)

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SEPTEMBER 7, 2021

**  Largest Confederate statue in US to come down this week.  (That Lee statue in Sad R.)

**  Hearing on removal of Confederate flag from Williamson County seal delayed.  (Tennessee)

**  The traitor Robert E, Lee finally gets his just desserts.  (New Republic.  Really surprising they would take this  attitude.  Kind of racist if you ask me.  Sometimes a man has to do what a man has to do.)

**  Gov.  Northam: 'Virginia's largest  monument to  the Confederate insurrection will come down this week.'   (Big surprise coming from him.)

--Old Secesh


Wednesday, December 23, 2020

Why Must Every Confederate Statue Removed Be Replaced by a Black Statue? Is This the New Law of the Land? Memphis, Texas

DECEMBER 22, 2020

**  Statue of Confederate leader removed from US Capitol.  (Virginia's Robert E. Lee statue.  Will be replaced by a black woman named Barbara Johns.  She is deserving of recognition.  But. why must all Confederate statues be replaced by black statues?  Is that the new law?    And guess what speaker of the house applauded this?

Hopefully Virginians will notice this is a move from their Democratic governor and all his Democratic legislators and will remember this when elections come up next year.)

**  Three years after Confederate statues removed, activists say the work isn't over.  (That was one real slick move Memphis pulled off to get rid of those statues and park names.  They should write a book on how to skirt the law and get away with it.  Again, I have to wonder how you get to be an activists.  Are you awakened one night by your fairy godmother who twangs you on the head with her magic wand and "Bingo, you're an activist?")

**  Protesters call Gainesville 'Most racist small town in Confederate States of America.'  (Texas.  I see they have "decorated" the statue there with their hate messages.  Isn't that illegal to destroy or deface public property.  Oh yes, they are BLM so that doesn't matter.)

--Old Secesh


Tuesday, December 22, 2020

Does BLM Know No Boundaries? The Great Christmas Ornament Controversy. And, Now Lincoln to get Purged?

DECEMBER 20, 2020

**  Cuomo salutes Confederate flag censors.  (New York governor)

**  New New York law bans  sale of Confederate flags on state property.  (I'm sure they sold a whole lot of Confederate flags on state property before this law.)

**  Vote set on Confederate monument.  (Walker County, Texas.  Since the vote will be by politicians, we know how this vote will go.  They're all afraid to stand up to BLM probably for fear of rioting.

**  Confederate Christmas ornaments  are smaller than statues -- but they send the same racist message.  (So, we've come to this.  Does BLM know no boundaries?   BLM should leave "them" ornaments alone and stick to what they know:  rioting, looting, burning and committing hate crimes.)

**  Changing the name of Dixie State University supported by the board.  (Utah.  In 2009, the school's nickname changed from Rebels to Red Storm.)

**  Patrick J. Buchanan:  After Lee, it's Lincoln's turn.  (A school district in San Francisco wants the name of Lincoln Highway changed for crimes against Indians.)

--Old Secesh


Sunday, December 20, 2020

North Carolina, New York, VA, Florida Holidays and Virginia

DECEMBER 16, 2020

**  Court dismisses  appeal over Winston-Salem Confederate monument's removal.  (North Carolina)

**  Cuomo signs bill banning sale of Confederate flags.  (Governor of New York.  Okay, now how about sale or display of all hateful BLM flags, posters and banners.)

**  The VA has a hospital named for a slavery supporting Confederate doctor.  And, it won't change, Wilkie says.   (Hunter Holmes McGuire VA Medical Center in Richmond, Va.)

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DECEMBER 17, 2020

**  Editorial:  Confederate holidays have no place on Florida's calendar.  (Orlando Sentinel)

**  New York bans  sale, display of Confederate flag, other hate symbols on state property.

**  Virginia governor requests  $11 M to replace  Confederate statues with new artworks.  (In other words, black art.)

--Old Secesh


Tuesday, November 17, 2020

Does Black Lives Matter Mean Hate? VMI, Albertville, North Carolina and West Virginia

NOVEMBER 15, 2020

**  VMI Visitors  Council moves Stonewall Jackson statue.  (Also the one for Francis J. Smith who served in the Confederate Army and  a memorial to VMI cadets who fought as a unit at the Battle of New Market.  (This is a very disturbing thing.  That Virginia governor had a hand in this.  About time for a recall if you ask me.  But, how could the council do this?)

NOVEMBER 16, 2020

**  Protests continue  in Albertville after confederate flag removed and put back up.  (Alabama.  Come on guys.  Proper Name!!)

**  Fate of Tarboro's Confederate remains unknown.  (North Carolina)

**  Seventeen members of West Virginia's Senate call the phrase "Black Lives Matter" as hate speech.   (I agree with that.)

Does Black Lives Matter Mean Hate?  You Betcha.--Old Secesh



Wednesday, October 21, 2020

BLM Flags and Banners Are Also Hate Symbols and Should Not be Allowed in Schools. What About That SPLC List of BLM Riots, Arsons, Looting and Hate Crimes? Maryland, Virginia, Missouri and North Carolina

OCTOBER 20, 2020

**  Confederate flag, swastikas and other hate symbols banned from Howard County school system property.  (Maryland.  I also say that anything BLM is also a hate symbol and should be banned.  They stand for riots, arson, looting and hate crimes.  Any school that bans the Confederate flag should also ban anything with BLM on it.)

**  Jury to hold trial on Virginia Gov. Northam's plans to remove Confederate Robert E. Lee.  (The Sad Va. Governor.)

**  Front Royal group wants Confederate statue voted off courthouse lawn. (Virginia)

**  Jefferson City  Council votes to remove Confederate marker.  (Missouri.  Marker to Confederate General Sterling Price.)

**  Following Lexington, N.C. among leading states for Confederate symbols removed.  (Nothing at all to be proud of.  North Carolina ranks second-most with 19 after Virginia's 40.  102 removed overall according to SPLC who has a hit-list of Confederate symbols it wants removed.  But, they won't make a list of BLM riots, looting, arson and hate crimes.)

Let's face it, BLM and SPLC are two very racist groups.

At least, Confederate flags and statues have not been rioting, looting, burning, confronting police and committing hate crimes like BLM.

A List Is A List Is A List.  Come on SPLC.  Get That Riot List.  --Old Secesh


Sunday, August 23, 2020

Did You Hear the One About the Virginia Senator Charged With Two Felonies For What She Did at the Portsmouth Statue Hate Crime?


AUGUST 18, 2020


**  BREAKING:  Sen. Lucas charged with two felonies for June incident  at Portsmouth Confederate monument.   (Senator Louise Lucas, Democrat and a black woman.  Conspiracy to commit  a felony and injury to a monument in excess of $1,000.  Also warrants have been issued for a Portsmouth school board member, NAACP members and even members of the public defenders office.  I am shocked by this as I thought BLM had carte blanche to do whatever they want to Confederate statues, especially in a state like Virginia.  So, there is some law in the state after all.)

A video accompanies the article which shows BLM doing their BLM thing on that monument.  A real hate crime in other words.  Part of the video supposedly showed what the state senator did to get charged, but I didn't really see her doing anything wrong.  But just the fact that she was present when crimes were being committed and supporting the crimes is enough in my book to arrest her.

This is one video you need to watch.  I don't know why the police just stood by and watched, although I am glad they are now finally taking action.  Watch the whole video (which takes a minute to upload.  There is even a complete list of people charged so far.

The state governor, rather than being shocked and demanding her resignation, is supporting her.  But, then again, he is a Democrat and one of those white people who are pledged to BLM.  Plus, he is a committed supporter of Confederadication.

**  Liverpool, site of the last surrender in US Civil War, grapples with its Confederate links.  (A very interesting, but skewed account by a real Confederate-hater.  I'll be taking the non-hate stuff out and writing about it in my Civil War Navy blog.)

**  City removes Confederate  monument from Bicentennial Park in Williamsburg.  (Virginia)

**  Hit  'em where it hurts--  how economic  threats are a potent tool for changing people's minds about the Confederate flag.  (In other words, if you don't like Confederate flags or statues, boycott.  That is exactly what I do to any Southern city removing statues.  I don't go there anymore.  And, I'm thinking before long that I won't be able to go anywhere in the former Confederacy.  Oh well.  I may never be able to go to Virginia again.)

Well, Maybe There Is Some Hope for Virginia Yet.  --Old Secesh