The Second Civil War: Renaming Those Streets, Referendum? Islamic Involvement, Renaming

MAY 16, 2022

** A civil war among neighbors over Confederate-themed streets.  (Fairfax, Virginia)

**  'Just absurd':  Virginia teen  who passed out at party before racial slurs were drawn on him.  Virginia.  A 16-year-old black student was at a party with his white friends and passed out.  Well, that should be a lesson learned.  Don't drink underage and especially don't pass out.

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MAY 17, 2022

**  Jacksonville City Council pans c(C)onfederate monument referendum.  (Florida.  Wonder why they did that.  Most times the people are allowed to vote on removal, it loses.)

**  CAIR supports  call for Virginia city of Fairfax to drop Confederate street names.  (CAIR is Council on American-Islamic relations.  Again, with all the terrorist activity attributed to Islamic people, should they be saying anything?)

**  Brooklyn's historic Fort Hamilton exercises  federally-mandated edict to banish  Confederate ties.  (General Lee Avenue renamed John E. Warren Avenue.  A well-deserved honor for him as he won a Medal of Honor recipient.)

However, I am just hoping everything is not renamed for a black person.  Come on, there has to be some worthy white folks.

--Old Secesh

The Confederacy Under Attack...Again: About That Flag in the Capitol. Mississippi Flag, U.S. Capitol Riot

JANUARY 7, 2021

**  A harrowing photo shows a Trump supporter carrying a Confederate flag inside  the US Capitol, flanked by  portraits of Civil War-era figures.  (Again, that person should not have been in there regardless of what he was carrying.  Nice photo.  Hopefully they will be able to track him down and prosecute.)  

Of interest, he is walking by the paintings of two men who had pre Civil War connections.    Charles Sumner to the  right and John C. Calhoun to the  left.

**  New Mississippi flag without  Confederate symbol being put into law.  (Again, I would have liked it to be put up to a referendum back in November to see what the people of the state really think.  Not just a group of politicians.)

**  Live updates:  1 dead after pro-Trump mob breaches Capitol, National Guard called in.

**  It's long past time to stop honoring Confederate leaders.

**  The most surreal images from the pro-Trump riot at the U.S. Capitol.  (Again, the guy with the you-know-what flag.)

--Old Secesh

Six Out of Six Virginia Counties Vote to Keep Confederate Statues Where They Are (Maybe There's Hope for Virginia After All)

It seems like forever  since we've had some victories in this Confederadication regime, and it sure feels good.

NOVEMBER 5, 2020

**  Absentee ballots to determine fate of Forrest Co. Confederate monument.  (Mississippi.  Before absentee voting is counted, 13,811 voted to keep it on court house grounds and 11,793 voted to move it.  I guess they will also have to change the county name because of you-know-who.)

**  Referendum results:  Confederate monuments projected to stay out in 6 Virginia counties.

**  Voters:    Confederate statue should stay at Franklin County courthouse.  (Rocky Mount, Virginia.  With 24 precincts reporting, 21,152 voted to keep it where it is, 9,056 vote to move it.)

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NOVEMBER 6, 2020

**  Did you vote against removing a confederate (Confederate) monument?  Here's why your vote is not binding.  (WSLS News, Virginia.  Come on guys, Confederate is a proper name.  You can really tell whose side these folks are on, and it's not Confederate heritage.)

**  List asked to oust  Confederate monument.  (Arkansas)

**  Referendum Results:  Confederate monuments projected to stay in Franklin, Halifax and four other Virginia counties.  (There were a total of six counties with the removal question on the ballot in the form of a referendum.  So six out of six Virginia counties voted to keep the statues where they were.  You think BLM is going to stand for this?  Somebody else's Brown Shirts sure wouldn't have.)

Now We Know Why BLM Doesn't Want the People to Vote on Removal.  It Is Too Bad the Majority of the People Don't Stand Up to BLM's Bullying Tactics.  --Old Secesh

A Texas Politician Stands Up to Democrats and BLM

AUGUST 18, 2020


**  Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick on Confederate monuments:  Most Texans oppose 'erasing our history.'  (Senate Democrats want everything Confederate gone, Confederadication.  Republican Patrick said no to removing them from State Capitol.  He said:  "...it is important to note that in poll after poll, the majority of Texans, including many people of color, do not want us to tear down our history, especially  in the middle of the night, or out of political correctness.")

We sure need more politicians like him who are not afraid to stand up to BLMers, the NAACP or SPLC.  Maybe we can get him to move to Illinois, or, even better, to Virginia.

Like I've said before, LET THE PEOPLE VOTE ON THE REMOVAL ISSUE.  I'll live by the vote.  If the majority votes for it to go, then so it should be.  But, I doubt that the BLMers will let a vote against them go.  It will be back to defacing and "toppling" statues.

**  Court filing:  Injunction keeping Confederate statue in downtown Lafayette should remain.  (Louisiana.  Statue of Gen. Alfred Mouton.)

**  South St. Louis school named after Confederate officer gets new name.  (Kennard Classical Junior Academy will become Classical Junior Academy.  Samuel M. Kennard was a Confederate officer and founder of the Veiled Prophesy, aligned with the KKK.

It Is Wonderful to Come Across a Politician These Days with a Backbone.  Evidently, They Still Exist.  --Old Secesh

It Must Be Nice to Have Friends in High Places, Right Devon? Wait Till You Hear What Happened in Sad Richmond!

AUGUST 17, 2020


**  Proposed effort  could revive Mississippi's Confederate-themed state flag.  (Oh, No!!  Say It Ain't So!!  Well, actually, the state should have left it up to the voters at a referendum in November.  Same with Confederate statue removals.  Never leave the question up to a spineless group of politicians who are afraid to stand up to Blacks and their BLM strike force.)

**  Fort Myers' Robert E. Lee statue will stay down for now.  (Florida.  Trying to find out who owns it.  This was primarily an effort by the local NAACP riding on the groundswell of George Floyd protest.)

**  Report:  Mayor hired political donor to remove statues.  (Sad Richmond's (Va.) Sad Mayor  agreed to pay $1.8 million to a firm linked to one of his political donors.  The firm, NAH LLC was created ten days before the sad mayor  ordered the statue removal.  Reports have this as a shell company for the contracting firm of Devon Henry who has contributed $4,000 to the sad mayor since 2016.)

**   (Well, looks like time for sad Richmond to do some more removing.)

**  Carroll County retired Mississippi state flag but won't budge on Confederate flag.  (Carrollton.  Still flies on courthouse grounds.)

Sad Richmond's Sad Mayor Was Elected in 2016 for a Four-Year Term.  So, Evidently He Is Up for Re-election This Year.  Hopefully, There Will be Some Folks Upset Enough About the Confederate Statues That They Let Him Know in a Few Months.  --Old Secesh

Back to That Norwegian Flag Thing in Michigan. Let the People Vote On It. When Black Is Used As an Adjective.

AUGUST 5, 2020


**  Warren County Commissioners seek referendum regarding Confederate statue.  (Virginia.  As it should be.)

**  Richmond is open to ideas  for future of city's Confederate monuments.  (Sad Richmond.  Again I ask that absolutely everything, not just monuments, regarding the Confederacy be removed from his city.  It will be as if Sad Richmond did not even exist during the Civil War.)

**  After removing Norwegian flag over Confederate flag confusion inn owners find a solution.  (Michigan.  Isn't that just the silliest thing.  They have been accused of being racist even though they have two black kids.  Just because of the confusion between Norway's flag and the Confederate flag.  They think they might have a solution, though, as they will fly the Norwegian vimple.  I doubt that will keep BLM and their white minions off their backs.  It still looks a little like a Confederate flag.  I'd never heard of a vimple before.  See, you learn something everyday.)

**  Many in largely black South Dallas neighborhood content to let Confederate cemetery rest in peace.  (Texas.  Has words Confederate Cemetery on its entrance.  But this could cause problems if the UDC or SCV were to go in and do cleanup and repairs.)

**  Greenville police:  5 arrests made  during Saturday's protests at Confederate monument in Greenville cemetery.  (South Carolina)

Since When Do We Capitalize Black When Used As An Adjective?  Must Be A Black Thing Like African-American.  I Am Hoping That One Of These Days They Are Able To Figure Out What They Want To be Called.  --Old Secesh

Civil War II: What Has Happened to Virginia? Has the Whole State Forgotten Its History? Are They Trying to Cover It Up?

February 19, 2020

**  Debunking some of the myths surrounding the Confederate narrative.  (A S.C. college professor wrote this book.

**  Should I speak up about a worker's Confederate battle flag?

**  Camp:  The Southern belle needs a costume change.  (From the UVA student newspaper.  Very anti-Confederate.   Southern belles represent "a warped form of 19th century fact."  Of course, not surprisingly, UVA is in Charlottesville.)

**  Battlefield Battles:  Proposed African-American history museum draws criticism.  (Virginia--  The criticism is by Blacks who say they didn't have input and are afraid it is a Confederate ploy.  But, I am surprised Blacks wouldn't want a museum about them.)

**  Editorial:  First step for monument removal -- check.  (Loudon Va. Times-Mirror--   They applaud the Virginia legislators for putting fate of statues in local hands, rather than state.  But, the problem here is that local cities in Virginia seem to be in the control of Blacks and/or their white minions, who will get rid of this history as fast as they can.

I would support a local referendum by the people on statue removal.  If the people choose to remove it, then remove it.  But, don't leave it up to local governing bodies.

**  Father disturbed when his two-year-old catches racist figurine during Mardi Gras parade.  (WBRZ Baton Rouge, La.--  Among the beads thrown from a float was a caricature of a black man holding a watermelon.  This is a racist thing.  It shouldn't have been thrown.  Of course, though, I doubt that a 2-year-old would be as traumatized by it as was his father.

--Old Secesh