Confederate Memorial Day (called Confederate Heroes Day in Texas and Florida, and Confederate Decoration Day in Tennessee) is April 26th.
PUTTING THE ELECTION TO BED?
MyPillow sued Dominion Voting Systems on April 19 for $1.6 billion, claiming that the election technology company illegally conflicted with the free speech rights of CEO Mike Lindell.
Attorneys for MyPillow claim that Dominion has been involved with the bullying of Lindell, a strong supporter of former President Donald Trump, over his efforts to talk about claims of fraud in the 2020 presidential election. In February, Dominion sued Lindell and his company for defamation, seeking $1.3 billion.
SPEAKING OF MIKE LINDELL
His new "Social Media" platform launched on Tuesday. You can visit it here: www.frankspeech.com
IN OTHER LEGAL NEWS
For over a year, Jessica Reavis, a member of the League of the South, was using GoFundMe to raise money to pay for legal fees in a non-League matter. That was until someone at Daily Dot contacted the company and GoFundMe and told them that Jessica was a League member.
GoFundMe made no effort to determine if the accusation was true or false. They simply removed the fundraiser and barred Reavis from using the platform in the future. They did this solely on the basis of an unsubstantiated accusation that Jessica was a League member.
When questioned, GoFundMe issued a statement: “We have a zero-tolerance policy for spreading hate, discrimination, and intolerance of any kind and continue to enforce our terms of service.”
IN THE SUNSHINE STATE
Thanks at least in small part to our efforts, Florida remains one of a handful of Southern states that still maintains state-sanctioned legal holidays for Confederate soldiers and sailors.
Confederate Memorial Day in Florida is upcoming on April 26, the day Gen. Joseph Johnston surrendered the Army of Tennessee.
Other holidays include Robert E. Lee Day on Jan. 19, and Jefferson Davis Day on June 3.
On the other side of the equation, Sen. Randolph Bracy (D-Ocoee) has proposed a bill to designate June 19 as Juneteenth Day and make it a legal holiday in the state of Florida. Juneteenth Day is currently "a day of observance" in Florida, that is a step down from a legal holiday. Bracy’s bill has been moving through the Senate, passing two committees with unanimous votes. But a companion bill in the House of Representatives has so far gone nowhere.
We are not opposing Sen. Bracy's bill in any way. We are actively opposing Sen. Book's bill.
ALSO IN FLORIDA
An unreported provision (maybe the media missed it?) in the anti-riot bill that Governor DeSantis signed earlier this week means that it is now a 2nd degree felony to attack or maliciously remove a Confederate monument.
IN THE LONE STAR STATE
Nearly 100 days into the Legislative Session, politician Rep. Rafael Anchía (D-Dallas) has introduced a highly debated and seemingly well-supported bill that would remove all Confederate portraits, monuments and artillery from the state Capitol and its grounds.
If you live in Texas call your State Rep or State Senator and tell them to oppose Rep. Anchia's bill.
IN THE OLD LINE STATE
Byron McClanahan and the Abbeville Institute have falsely reported, in the eMail they sent out early this week, that Maryland has stripped the state song, Maryland My Maryland. But that was not true. When they sent out their eMail there was a bill setting on Governor Hogan's desk awaiting his VETO and by doing so prevent the removal of the state song.
Perhaps the ivory tower academics over at Abbeville had already given up the fight (if they ever fought it to begin with) on this one? But we are following the tactics of General Forrest. As long as there is a possibility for victory, we must "keep up the scare."
I hope to be wrong, but it would seem we at Dixie Heritage are the only ones mounting an organized effort to save Maryland My Maryland. Governor Hogan's representative has told us that the Governor is impressed and even surprised by the number of phone calls we have generated to his office. But obviously we have not generated enough.
While the Governor recognized the number of phone calls he had received, his spokesperson told us on Wednesday that the Governor now intends to sign the legislation.
The reason this matter has drug out so long was because originally, Gov. Hogan had hoped that by doing nothing the legislation would go into effect to strip the song and he would not have to sign the legislation, thus avoiding the political fallout. But we basically told him that while he should VETO the bill, if he had no intention of doing so he should then at least be man enough to sign it and let everyone know where he stands on the issue.
In any event, call Governor Hogan. If you are reading this and he has not yet signed the legislation, make one final appeal for him to VETO it. If you are reading this and he has signed it, then call to express your disappointment.
Call Governor Hogan at (410) 974-3901.
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NON-HERITAGE NEWS:
Sports journalist Jason Whitlock (a black man) was locked out of his Twitter account after criticizing Black Lives Matter founder Patrisse Cullors for buying a $1.4 million home in an exclusive Los Angeles neighborhood.
“Black Lives Matter founder buys $1.4 million home in Topanga, which has a black population of 1.4%. She’s with her people!” the tweet read.
When criticized by liberal media and fellow commenters he said, “Do you even comprehend my take? She had a lot of options on where to live. She chose one of the whitest places in California. She’ll have her pick of white cops and white people to complain about. That’s a choice, bro.”
Cullors, who describes herself as a “trained Marxist,” bought four properties totaling about $3 million in recent days.
WHY JEFF?
A documentary film about an African American lawyer who grew from poverty and dictatorship in the Deep South to the highest court in the land would seem natural for Black History Month. In February, however, at the very time, its Prime Video service was starring films featuring black history makers, Amazon without reason stopped offering digital streams of “Created Equal: Clarence Thomas in His Own Words.”
While the film was removed despite having at one time reached No. 1 on Amazon’s documentary charts, the world’s largest online retailer proceeded to make free streams of less-popular documentaries, including a favorable one on Anita Hill, the former Thomas colleague whose false accusations nearly wrecked his Supreme Court career.
WHAT EVIL IS ACCOMPLISHED BY THE "APPROVED" VACCINES?
The Johnson & Johnson’s vaccine has been shut down by the government because 6 people experienced mysterious blood clots. Fun fact, the vaccine produced by the UK’s AstraZeneca has resulted in at least 169 post-vaccination blood clot cases in Europe. And yet there is no government action against the AstraZeneca vaccine. Why?
THE LYING CRETIANS (TITUS 1:12) REPORT
"The global death toll from Covid-19 surpassed 3 million." According to fake-news, the U.S., Brazil and Mexico lead the world in Covid-19 deaths.
ON THE HILL
The White House endorsed a bill to make the District of Columbia a state. The House of Representatives will vote on it soon.
Rep. Steve Stivers (R-Ohio) resigned his seat to go home and oversee his home state’s chamber of commerce.
RIP
Bernie Madoff, the architect of what the government calls a "Ponzi scheme" (The government crooks do not like competition) died in prison this week.
Also passing this week was Jimmy Carter's Veep, Walter Mondale.
Back on April 9th, CNN and MSNBC contributor Midwin Charles passed away at age 47 after complaining of not feeling well after receiving her first injection with Pfizer’s experimental mRNA "vaccine" against "COVID-19." No cause of death has yet been announced.
One in 2,000
The murder conviction of a police officer is an exceedingly rare event. There have been only seven murder convictions of officers for fatal police shootings since 2005, according to Philip Stinson of Bowling Green State University. That suggests the chances of a killing by the police leading to a murder conviction are about one in 2,000.
But this will not satisfy the mob that has spent the last year rioting and burning down cities. Sadly, the verdict (whatever it might have been) will only fuel the fire. The worst, we predict, is yet to come.
AND SPEAKING OF OVERLY AGGRESSIVE COPS
The goofy pine tree air fresheners that dangle from rearview mirrors on however many millions of cars - in case you didn't know, for some stupid reason known only to the government - are ILLEGAL in most states. So add them to the list of low-level offenses, such as tinted windows or broken taillights, that cops can use as a pretext to pull you over and harass you, or worse, accuse you of some other crime, like say being a drug user. Because after all, if you were not doing drugs you would not need to alter the smell of your vehicle - or so goes the thinking of the jackboot.
The reason I bring it up? The encounter this week in Minnesota that led to a police officer shooting and killing Daunte Wright began when an officer initiated a traffic stop to write him a ticket for - you guessed it - a hanging air freshener.
So the next time you are in the automotive section of Wal-Mart think twice before you buy that little green 99 cent paper tree.
MORE GOVERNMENT OVERREACH
As more states lift COVID-19 restrictions, Oregon is going the opposite direction — and many residents are fuming about it.
Michael Wood, the Administrator of the state’s Department of Occupational Safety and Health, is considering indefinitely extending rules requiring masks and social distancing in all businesses in the state.
But the idea has prompted a flood of angry responses, with everyone from parents to teachers to business owners and employees crying government overreach.
Wood’s agency received a record number of public comments, mostly critical, and nearly 60,000 residents signed a petition against the proposal.
Oregonians are also are upset because government officials won’t say how low Oregon's COVID-19 case numbers must go, or how many people would have to be vaccinated, to get the requirements lifted in a state that’s already had some of the nation’s strictest safety measures.
“When will masks be unnecessary? What scientific studies do these mandates rely on, particularly now that the vaccine is days away from being available to everyone?” said state Sen. Kim Thatcher, a Republican from Keizer, near the state’s capital.
Wood will have to make a decision by May 4, when the current rules lapse.
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Al Benson, Jr., is the Editor of the Copperhead Chronicle.
In addition to writing for Southern Patriot and other publications, he is a member of the Confederate Society of America and the League of the South.
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It seems as if some folks here in Louisiana are beginning to wake up as to the necessity for nullification efforts here in Louisiana.
An article by Zach Parker appeared in the Ouachita Citizen for April 8th. Zach’s article stated: “Local law enforcement officials say they stand behind state Sen. Jay Morris’ legislation clearing citizens to carry a concealed weapon without a permit, though some expressed concern that firearm safety training still take place. Under Senate Bill 118, all persons over the age of 21 who are not convicted felons can carry a concealed weapon without obtaining a concealed carry permit. Morris, a Republican, characterized the purpose of SB 118 as simply confirming each citizen’s constitutional right to bear arms. Last week, the Tennessee Legislature joined 18 other states that have approved permit-less carry, or constitutional carry laws. ‘It’s time Louisiana joined the other 18 states which have passed constitutional carry,’ said Morris of Monroe. ‘This bill really shouldn’t be necessary as our right to bear arms is already established under the Second Amendment and any limitations on that right should be narrow.'”
Let me say at this point that the Ouachita Citizen is the only newspaper in this area that I will read consistently. Zach Parker is one of the few honest journalists I know and his editor seems to have a good grasp of what goes on in the world. Most other papers in this area I can recommend as high quality birdcage liner but that’s about it.
I am sure the federal overlords of federal overreach in Washington would not approve of Senator Morris’ bill. Let’s hope the state legislature here has the guts to support and pass it. However, there are other nullification efforts now going on here in Louisiana.
An article I received just this morning from JBS Action Alerts noted: “House Bill 118 titled the ‘Louisiana Firearm Protection Act is sponsored by Representative Larry Frieman and seven other representatives. If passed, it would be the strongest and most comprehensive gun control nullification bill in the country. HB118 gives a list of policies which might be contained in ‘federal acts, laws, executive orders, administrative orders, court orders, rules, and regulations that violate the U.S. Constitutions Second Amendment and Article 1 Section 11 of the Louisiana Constitution…Importantly, HB 118 nullifies both past and future unconstitutional firearms restrictions. Additionally, while the bill does not name any specific federal laws, the 1934 National Firearms Act and the 1968 Gun Control Act would effectively be included among the laws nullified.” This should be a bill that every sincere person in Louisiana who is not a radical gun control-oriented leftist could support.
Let us hope and pray that some “suits from Washington” do not show up in Baton Rouge with money or promises in an attempt to subvert or weaken this legislation. Such would not surprise me. We need to lean on our legislators here to get them to support these bills. We need to make it clear to them that if they vote to diminish or do away with our Second Amendment rights then they will be gone in the next election.
Thankfully, nullification efforts are under way here in Louisiana. If nullification efforts do not proceed across this country we will end up living is what amounts to a federal dictatorship sponsored by the Deep State and the creatures that thrive in the Washington Swamp.
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Mark C. Atkins is a 6th generation native of Henry County, Tennessee. He and his wife of thirty years have six children and direct a small K-12 classical Christian school.
He is the author of Women in Combat, Feminism Goes To War, with foreword by Major General Patrick Henry Brady, USA (Ret).
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As a rule, it is safe to say that man is never able to say just anything to just anyone. There are always subjects that, for whatever reason, are taboo. Peoples, or a majority, or a sizeable minority will always have some views of things that they are just unwilling to have questioned, must less criticised, must less challenged, and lastly, much less attacked.
For example, in this country it wasn't many decades ago that publicly challenging the paradigm of sex being confined to marriage between a single man and a single woman would have gotten you in heap big trouble. Today, on the other hand, to declare that sex must be restricted to marriage between a single man and a single woman will get you in heap big trouble, at least with half the population and those who currently control America's big pulpits i.e. news media, TV, movies, big tech, etc..
In regards to discussing Black Folks, honest public debate is almost impossible, the current popular view of things being too important to too many powerful groups.
But I want to begin sharing my thoughts on Black Folks and their relationship with White Folks, and I intend to do so directly and honestly while, Lord willing, causing as little offense as possible.
A quick heads up: My views on race are progressive, or shall I say, Christian. Additionally, in my view, Black Folks are one side of the Southern coin. They are the chili powder in the chili. It is that one part West African thrown into nine parts British that beginning 400 years ago would produce a place as strange as Dixie. A place that you love to be from and write songs about. A place like that chili that is setting your mouth on fire that you cant stop eating.
Here in the best part of America, White Folks and Black Folks have been a curse to each other, though historically Black Folks have had the short end of the stick to be sure. But the result of this bizarre and volatile mix has been Southern culture. And it is this good fruit that we must focus on if all of us are to remain, or become once again, free. A curious mutual respect exists on both sides and everywhere there are myriad bounds of affection (and always have been) and we should all cultivate them.
That Black Folks have a historical grievance is obvious and White Folks who say, "Get over it," are not being fair or helpful.
But only Black Folks can fix their manifest problems. Why? Because they are human beings and it is a law of nature that only you can fix you. It does not matter whose fault your troubles are.
Black Folks are America's ultimate victim group. At least the Indians had a fighting chance. But White Folks cannot fix Black Folks who, by the way, should shun any offer of help because when White Folks try, they'll likely only make it worse. Just look at what White Progressivism has done to Black culture in the last sixty years. The relationship has been akin to the crack dealer and the crackhead.
Black culture is broken and Black Folks need to fix it, for the sake of the South, as well as the country.
Along this line I highly recommend following one of my black heroes, Larry Elder, who can be found on Rumble or Youtube.
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Peter St. Onge is a Summer Fellow at the Mises Institute and an Assistant Professor at Taiwan's Fengjia University College of Business.
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On March 18, Joe Wiesenthal of Bloomberg Markets had MMT economist Stephanie Kelton on the show. If you’re not familiar with modern monetary theory, they think governments should print more money because deficits aren’t a big deal. At one point in the show, Wiesenthal asked, “If we don’t need to worry about deficits, why do we have taxes?” Kelton’s response was illuminating.
Now, the traditional excuse for taxes is, paraphrasing Oliver Wendell Holmes, that they are the “price of civilization.” Skeptics point out that, historically, societies with very low taxes were often far more civilized—think the Dutch Golden Age, Islamic Golden Age, Victorian England, the pejoratively named “Gilded Age” in American history—that thirty-year golden age when almost everything useful was invented. And, yet, throughout that period, federal receipts were one-fifth what they are today.
Why so much civilization? Because much of what governments do today was done by charities or businesses competing for customer dollars instead of seizing their budget in taxes. When doctors, firefighters, and schools have to satisfy customers, things get quite civilized.
Still, even if we accept a “night-watchman state” argument for, say, national defense or salaries for Supreme Court justices, it gets tricky if government can simply print up the fresh money to pay for all that civilization.
Kelton’s answer? Taxes would still be needed, because they make us poor. And because they can punish people government doesn’t like.
Specifically, Kelton likes that taxes “remove dollars from our hands, so we can’t spend them,” leaving more purchasing power for the government. So taxes make the people poor, and that’s a selling point to her, presumably because she thinks governments are really good at lifting people out of poverty. Anybody who’s spent time in America’s inner cities, where government money is pretty much the only money, might disagree.
Ah, but it’s not just about spending our money more wisely than we ever could, Kelton adds two secondary reasons she loves taxes: to punish particular people by redistributing their money, and to punish people for doing things government doesn’t like.
Such as failing to buy energy- efficient appliances (no, really). In other words, social engineering with carrots for your friends, sticks for your not-so-friends.
Aside from the morality of preying on our neighbors, demanding they pay an ever-growing “fair share” that invariably exceeds what, say, a journalist or professor pays, using taxes for redistribution and punishing— “nudging,” in the fashionable parlance—carries enormous collateral damage. Because redistribution arranges society into hostile factions either trying to violently dispossess one another or defending against that dispossession. Moreover, redistribution isn’t simply innocently shuffling the chips; it is wholesale destruction. A paper coauthored by Christina Romer, former chair of Obama’s Council of Economic Advisors, found that each dollar in government spending leads to between $2 and $3 in lost economic activity. A separate study by Harvard economist Martin Feldstein came to similar deadweight estimates that “may exceed $2 per $1 of revenue.” In other words, in order to move a dollar, you have to destroy at least two to three dollars.
There is a similar mix of moral and practical costs to using predatory taxes for social engineering. It also breaks the social compact to live and let live, rendering our every decision subject to public vote, from what we eat, to where we vacation, to what kind of bag we use to carry our groceries. There is nothing outside the realm of the nudgers, no detail too small.
Moreover, by mass imposition of what are effectively judicial fines for noncrimes, such taxes can achieve a level of control that would never be constitutional if written as law. For example, today in the United States, 90 percent of students attend public schools, despite the terrible quality of education. Why do they stay? Because each voter must pay for public schools whether or not they use them, but would have to shoulder $11,200 per child per year for opting out of the public system, while continuing to pay that $12,600 per year in taxes for the “free” public system.
Especially for the working class, this penalty becomes prohibitive for all but the most committed.
Pair these facts—no detail too small for the social engineers and their ability to achieve near-universal obedience via fines and subsidies—and we risk a totalitarian “permissioned” society where we are free on paper, but using that freedom comes with ruinous fines.
If, indeed, the only remaining justification for taxes in an inflationary regime is to redistribute and punish—to erode social harmony in a fiscal war of all against all while impoverishing society and enabling a creeping totalitarianism—then it is much closer to the mark that modern taxes have become not the price of civilization, but the predator of civilization.
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This week's program also features three Southern Gospel numbers.
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In the final segment Dr. Ed answers a listener question about what happened to some of our Confederate heroes after the WBTS.
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He is an active lobbyist, tirelessly petitioning city, county, state, and federal officials on behalf of our Southern monuments and heritage.
He started Dixie Heritage in March of 2015.
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What do you think of when you see a pine tree? The Ozarks? The Rockies? An Oregon mountainside? Maybe even chestnuts roasting on an open fire and Santa placing presents under a Christmas tree?
When the Board of Education in Portland, Oregon looks at pine trees they think “racism.” And that is why they refused to approve the pine tree as the new mascot of the city’s newly named Ida B. Wells-Barnett High School.
The school was formerly named Woodrow Wilson High School, for the liberal democrat who served as the nation’s 28th President. But in the Black Lives Matter Marxist Utopia that is Portland, being a liberal Democrat isn’t enough. So the school was renamed to honor a black journalist from the same period who wrote extensively about civil rights, racial violence, and women’s suffrage.
Also found offensive was the Woodrow Wilson High School’s mascot, a Trojan warrior. So a student and staff committee was established to find something more appropriate. Not an easy task since the Board was able to find fault in every suggestion.
For example, the bald eagle, the national bird of the United States, flies majestically across the Oregon skies. But eagles are “predatory” birds. And the word “predator” is bad – think “sexual predator.” Not to mention the very name “bald” eagle is insensitive to bald people.
The wild stallion, also native to Oregon, was a “racist” animal because it conjured up images of 19th century soldiers on horses slaughtering “native Americans.” Worse, Confederate soldiers rode horses.
The committee even suggested a baby piglet. Cute? No! That idea, it was feared, would offend Muslim students.
The Band teacher suggested a drum. But drums originated in Africa so that somehow makes them racist?
Since the Board was able to make every animal and even inanimate musical instruments into racist symbols - imagine if the committee had proposed a coon playing a banjo? – the idea was proposed to chose a flower as the school’s mascot. That also proved problematic.
For starters, the flower could not be white. The Black-eyed Susan, it was decided, while “Black,” promoted violence against women. Pansies, it was decided, were homophobic. So red roses it almost was. That was, until someone pointed out that they were planted by Woodrow Wilson’s wife Ellen back in 1913 to establish what we now know as the White House Rose Garden.
Since everything associated with Woodrow Wilson is racist and evil maybe the Portland Board of Education should demand an eradication of every piece of legislation that the 28th President signed? Lets start with the federal income tax? Is that a bald eagle on the IRS logo? Racist income tax!
So the committee finally settled on the pine tree. Oregon’s forests and mountainsides are literally packed full of them. Does anything scream “Portland,” more than a pine tree? And could anything be less offensive?
The reason that the student and staff committee finally settled upon the pine tree is because, pine trees “are characterized by the life-giving force of their foliage, the strength of their massive trunk, and the depth of their roots—in an individual tree and as a forest of trees. They provide shelter and sustenance. They have histories that preclude us and will continue in perpetuity after we are no more."
Now doesn’t that give you a warm-fuzzy feeling, in a Celtic-Pagan-New Age sorta way? But again, the Board of Education disagreed, finding racism even in the pine tree. Their reasoning?
Trees were used to hang black people in the racist South. Therefore all trees are a symbol of racism.
Nevermind that you couldn’t hang a bird house, let alone a person, on a pine tree without breaking the branch. The softwood pine tree simply was not suitable for “hangings.” They used oaks and/or specially made gallows for that purpose.
Bottom line, if the Portland Board of Education is any indication of how mascots are to be judged, then those determined to be offended will be offended literally by every current mascot known to man. “Sensitivity: is literally making it impossible to come up with a mascot that is not offensive.
Maybe they should call themselves the Ida B. Wells-Barnett High School “Peaceful Protestors”? Their rival schools can be rebranded the Southside High School “racists” and the Westside High School “Victims.”
Deo Vindice!
Dr. Ed
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