Civil War II: Something Fishy in Sad R. Sorry, I Didn't See Many Confederate Flags January 6

JANUARY 7, 2022

**  Richmond, Va., awards contract to remove  Confederate monument pedestals.  (Sad. R.  As I pointed out before, a close friend of the mayor started a company just to remove Confederate stuff and stands to reap a whole lot of money.  Ain't politics great.  Right, buddy.)

**  'That was a blow' Cory Booker  describes seeing Confederate flags on Jan. 6th.  (A black senator from New Jersey.  He didn't like it at all.)

**  Makeshift noose and c(C)onfederate flags told her this was something different.  (Cori Bush, U.S. Rep. from Missouri.  A black woman.   I don't know, but I didn't see many Confederate flags in the crowd.  There were a whole lot of U.S. and Trump flags though.  I also did not see any nooses.  Sounds a bit Bubba W. to me.)

--Old Secesh

That Really UGLY Forrest Statue in Tennessee, Renaming Roads in Virginia, a Noose and Flag and Michigan

DECEMBER 9, 2021

**  Owners explain why  they removed statue of Confederate  general from Tennessee interstate.  (Near Nashville. Nathan Bedford Forrest.   It was ugly (which it was) and too much "vandalism.'  But we know that is a cover word used for "hate crime.")

**  'It's the right thing to do':   Loudoun County approves new names for Routes 7 and 50.  (Virginia.  Route 7 is Harry Byrd Highway and Route 50 is John Mosby Highway.  I am sure they will have to be renamed for black people.)

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DECEMBER 10, 2021

**  Hot market for toppled Confederate statues.  

**  Noose, Confederate flag found hanging from utility line near Knotts Island.  (Currituck County, NC.)

**  Township rejected Black Lives Matter on bricks near controversial  Confederate statue, lawsuit says.  (Michigan.  If a Confederate statue is offensive, so is BLM.)

**  Only in America:  Ugliest Confederate statue is no more.  (Nashville, Tennessee.  That was a real eyesore statue.)

That Statue REALLY Was Ugly.   --Old Secesh

Wildman's Dent Myers Civil War Surplus & Herb Shop Hit. Virginia State, Nooses and Virginia

 AUGUST 8, 2021

**  Buildings at Virginia State University renamed for Black women. (Ettrick, Va.   A historically black college.  Actually that makes sense, but wouldn't that make that school a bit racist to be a historically black school.  What would Blacks says if there were historically white schools?)

**  An Amazon site's Black workers  keep finding nooses.  The company needs to act.  (Windsor, Ct.  Those nooses represent a very sad time in our history.  I hope they catch whoever is responsible and fire and prosecute them.  No excuse for this kind of behavior.)

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AUGUST 9, 2021

**  What follows Confederate statues? 1 Mississippi city's fight.  (Greenwood.  A new statue will be erected in Greenwood for Emmett Till.  I am for this new monument.  This part of history needs to be shown and remembered.)

**  Virginia contends with Confederate names on side streets.  (Well, Virginia.)

**  Group says it vandalized Kennesaw Confederate paraphernalia store with 'Antifa Smurfs'.  (Kennesaw, Georgia.  They hit "Wildman's Dent Myers Civil War Surplus & Herb Shop.  Okay, I can't help but chuckle at this one.  Smurfs.  Mighty Antifa of them.  Of course, Wildman Dent Myers is quite a trip all by himself.   Look him up.)

Good Old Wildman Dent Myers.  --Old Secesh

Statues Toppled and Lynched in N.C.-- Part 7: How Did the Governor Respond?

So, you're the Governor of North Carolina and Friday night, you find that two hate crimes have been committed.  The first one was on Capitol grounds when the two statues were "toppled" as they like to call it.  I'm sure there had to have been all sorts of BLM, racist and swear words written as well.

Then, the group of "protesters" (really rioters) dragged the statues down the street and strung one up from a light post.  Another hate crime.  Come on, nooses and lynching.  That's a REAL BIG hate crime.  Everybody knows that.

What did Governor Roy Cooper do?  Oh yes, did I mention that he is a Democrat and attended UNC-Chapel Hill.  That might give you a hint.

He used the destruction and hate crimes to do something he has been wanting to do for a long while and that is to remove all Confederate statues from the Capitol grounds.

Saturday morning, official work crews came to the North Carolina Capitol to remove two more Confederate statues.  One statue was dedicated to the women of the Confederacy, and another was placed by the United Daughters of the Confederacy honoring Henry Wyatt, the first North Carolinian killed in a Civil War battle.

Well, what about those rioters committing the hate crimes?  Did he do anything about them?  Or is it okay to commit hate crimes if you're a Black or white minion?

Why did the governor do what he did?

Thanks A Lot, Gov.  --Old Secesh

Statues Toppled and Lynched in North Carolina-- Part 6: And, I Thought Nooses Were a Hate Crime

Two statues of two Confederate soldiers that were part of a larger obelisk were torn down Friday night by rioters in Raleigh, North Carolina.   (With all the practice they got pulling down the "Silent Sam" statue at UNC-Chapel Hill, they really know how to do this.  It was another example of we don't have to follow the law anymore.)

Police initially stopped the rioters, but after the area was cleared, the rioters returned and finished the job.  They dragged the statues down the street and STRUNG ONE UP BY THE NECK from a light post.  (Wait a minute, isn't a noose and lynching considered a hate crime?  And they weren't arrested.  I wonder what NASCAR Bubba and all his buds would say about this?)

Lynching and nooses must be a new one of those black things where they can use them, but Whites can't.  Kind of like the "N" word, you know.

Next, North Carolina's governor reacts to this.  Did he order various law enforcement groups to go out and arrest the perpetrators?  I mean, after all, they had committed not one, but two hate crimes.  (Attacking a Confederate statue and the "lynching.")  You'd think that was a rather serious thing.  Wouldn't you?

Find Out Next Post.  --Old Secesh