The Southern Poverty Law Center has informed the Committee ordered to change the names of military assets named for Confederate heroes that they’ve overlooked an additional 64 symbols in areas that are connected to the armed forces.
Most of these 64 confederate symbols are located at four of the country’s military colleges and service academies. There are three memorials in the U.S. Naval Academy in Annapolis, Maryland; five at West Point; 20 memorials at The Citadel in South Carolina; and 28 at Virginia Military Institute.
IN THE SHOW-ME STATE
A Popeye’s fast food chicken outlet in St Louis raised eyebrows with a sign telling customers that, “This restaurant is under new management and will reserve the right to refuse service to white people. We apologize for any inconvenience." Signed, "general manager, Mason,” the controversial sign read.
IN THE SOONER STATE
Hundreds of black men and women wearing black gathered in Tulsa for the National Black Power Convention on the weekend, listening to speakers discuss black nationalism and white supremacy. An armed march through the city was also staged featuring members of the New Black Panther Party.
Some of the videos that have been circulating on social media from the event are very disturbing with speakers shouting: "Kill Everything White In Sight!"
IN THE OLD DOMINION
At the urging of NAACP Vice President Robert Ashton Jr., King George County Board of Supervisors met behind closed doors Tuesday to discuss removing a Confederate memorial from the lawn of the county’s Courthouse.
When they returned to public session, Chairwoman Annie Cupka directed staff “to determine the cost of relocation and to work with community groups to raise the necessary funding.”
ALSO IN VIRGINIA
The Supreme Court will hear oral arguments in a lawsuit to protect the Robert E. Lee monument in Richmond on Tuesday, June 8, beginning at 9:00 a.m.
Jesse Binnall, the attorney who filed an amicus brief on behalf of the MOS&B in the Taylor case, gave the following links that you will need if you wish to hear the oral arguments.
Timing: http://www.courts.state.va.us/courts/scv/bschedule.pdf
There are two cases to be reviewed. The Taylor case was filed by the heirs of the donors of the property upon which the Lee Monument now stands. The Gregory case was filed by residents of the neighborhood. The defendant in both cases is the governor of Virginia.
Visit this website to learn how to tune in if you wish to listen:
http://www.courts.state.va.us/courts/scv/home.html
IN THE VOLUNTEER STATE
On Tuesday, black activist-turned-"elected"-official Tami Sawyer gloated to media as City workers desecrated the grave of Gen. Nathan Bedford Forrest, digging up his remains from a Memphis park.
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NON HERITAGE NEWS EFFECTING THE SOUTHLAND:
Amy Cooper, the white woman who was viral on youtube last year (viewed by over 45 million people) for telling police that a Black man had threatened her in New York City's Central Park has sued her former employer Franklin Templeton, claiming it fired her without investigating the incident and falsely portrayed her as racist.
In a complaint filed on Tuesday night in Manhattan federal court, Amy Cooper said Franklin Templeton's actions "caused her such severe emotional distress that she was suicidal." She is seeking unspecified damages for race and gender discrimination, defamation, intentional infliction of emotional distress and negligence.
Franklin Templeton did not respond to requests for comment.
Cooper's May 25, 2020 dispute with "bird-watcher" Christian Cooper, who is not related to her, drew wide attention after a video surfaced of her calling the police and saying "there's an African-American man threatening my life." Franklin Templeton fired Cooper the next day.
Amy Cooper was charged by Manhattan prosecutors last July with filing a false police report. Unreported in the media, the charges were dropped in February.
TRUMP WON
Two patriots, Dion Cini and a man known only as Joe, unfolded a banner over the second-level deck during the fourth inning of last week Thursday's Yankees' game against the Toronto Blue Jays. A banner that read "Trump Won, Save America."
Dion Cini was wearing a body camera and posted the footage over the weekend showing other fans in attendance reacting angrily with a barrage of boos and taunts. Then security guards tried to confiscate the banner and the The two patriots resisted by tightening their grip on the banner and pulling it away from security.
Police officers then arrived and aggressively told Cini to "let it go!" Joe, was then handcuffed by police and forcibly escorted out of the stadium. Cini followed behind uncuffed, as seen in a separate video posted to Facebook by Brian Celecia.
A man instructing the security guards and police officers, who claimed to be a former officer himself, took Cini's camera and held it in his hand as the two Trump supporters were escorted out.
Once Cini and Joe were removed from the stadium, the man in charge told police officers to uncuff Joe and let the men go. He even told security members to give the banner back to the two men, and he gave Cini his camera.
We are unsure who the man giving these instructions was? The head of security? Or maybe an executive at Yankee Stadium? Whoever he was, his orders were followed and he deescalated a situation that began with black cops who looked more like tatted up street punks than they did "New York's Finest" beating up white patriots.
PATRIOTS DENIED A COMPETENT DEFENSE
The events of January 6th were unprecedented in American history, almost as unprecedented, are the ways in which the lawyers hired to represent the patriots who participated on that fateful day are absolutely trashing their own clients - both in the courtroom and also in public.
BEEF INDUSTRY UNDER CYBER-ATTACK
Just a few weeks ago, the east coast of the United States appeared to be on the verge of a gas crisis as hackers took control of the Colonial pipeline, a conduit that supplies nearly half of the east coast’s entire supply of gasoline. As prices at the pump began to bloviate, Colonial capitulated, paying a massive ransom to the hackers, and likely emboldening future hackers to get into the game.
Then, right one cue…JBS USA said in a statement from Greeley, Colorado on Monday that it was the target on Sunday of an “organized cybersecurity attack” affecting some of its servers supporting its North American and Australian IT systems. As a result, thousands of meat workers had no work for a second day on Tuesday after a cyberattack crippled the world’s largest meat processing company. A government spoikesperson said it might be days before production resumes.
IS GOOGLE ANTI-SEMETIC? OR JUST HYPOCRITES?
Kamau Bobb, the head of Google’s so-called diversity strategy department, went full Jew hater last week saying that Jews have an “insatiable appetite for war.”
The Google head also claimed that Jews don’t care about people and that they exhibit “insensitivity to the suffering [of] others.”
Yeah, this hate is spewing from a guy who is supposed to be in charge “diversity” and “inclusion” at the anti-American Big Tech giant.
WILL CRUISE INDUSTRY SHUT ITSELF DOWN?
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis signed an executive order banning businesses from asking customers whether they’ve been vaccinated against Covid-19.
The cuise ship operators, who sail out of Florida’s large southern ports, have banned together threatening to pull their industry from the State if the Governor does not allow them to mandate vaccines for their passengers.
Rather than siding with the Governor on the side of freedom, the industry is galvanizing for tyranny.
WEAR A MASK - PAY MORE
Chris Castleman (34), the owner of Fiddleheads Cafe in Mendocino, California is making a statement about ending mask-wearing by charging a $5 additional fee to customers who insist on wearing them when they enter his establishment.
“I don’t think $5 to charity is too much to ask from mask wearing customers who claim to care so much about the community they live in,” Castleman said. He intends to donate the fees he collects to a domestic abuse organization.
Castleman has also added a discount for those who would throw their mask in the garbage can when they walk in.
COACH FIRED
Grade school gym teacher Tanner Cross recently spoke to the Loudoun County School Board in Virginia and told the board members that he would not lie about gender to his students.
“It’s not my intention to hurt anyone, but there are certain truths that we must face,” Cross told the board.
“I love all of my students, but I will never lie to them regardless of the consequences. I’m a teacher but I serve God first and I will not affirm that a biological boy can be a girl and vice versa because it’s against my religion. It’s lying to a child, it’s abuse to a child, and it’s sinning against our God,” he added.
The coach was calm and respectful during his delivery. But he did not mince words. Two days after his address, Cross was suspended. He does not think it is a coincidence.
POOR FEEBLE UNCLE JOE
A new Rasmussen poll shows that a majority of Americans think that Joe “commander in thief” Biden is the weakest in modern times.
The new poll, released on Tuesday, shows that only 32% of respondents feel that Biden is a strong "Commander-in-Chief." 43% “believe Biden is a weaker Commander-in-Chief than most recent presidents.”
Only 12% of Republicans think Biden has any strength and only 25% of independents feel Biden is a strong leader. 44% of unaffiliated voters consider Biden to be dangerously weak.
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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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I can recall, back in the 1980s, which seems like ancient history now, that one of the evangelical authors that got lots of attention was Os Guinness. Evangelicals raved about his work. At that point I had not read much of what he wrote. At that point he seemed rather apolitical to me and that seemed to be what evangelicals back then liked–someone that was either apolitical or leaned slightly to the left. It was considered in some evangelical circles to be rather avant-garde to lean to the left politically. What many evangelicals did not seem to realize was that all politics is, at root, theological and that politics is only someone’s outworking of his theology.
Therefore, if your politics leaned to the left, so did your theology.
Many evangelicals, even today, still have not figured this out.
I have wondered if the evangelicals who loved Os Guinness back in the 80s would still love him today, but I have doubts about that due to a column on
written by Art Moore. Mr. Moore says: “One year ago, few Americans outside of higher education had heard of Critical Race Theory, which contends the concept of race is not biological but rather a culturally invented category designed by white people to oppress people of color. Now, having leaked from its academic lab, CRT is spreading exponentially to school boards, corporate offices the military and governmental agencies…But it’s urgent that citizens of this nation realize that CRT is not merely ‘erroneous teaching’ and that the ‘leak’ was no accident, warns Os Guinness, an Oxford-educated scholar with an unusual cultural and political vantage point. Born to Christian medical missionaries in China where he was a witness of Mao’s communist revolution, Guinness contents that CRT is part of an intentional, systematic, revolutionary movement in America stretching back to the 1930s that intends to replace this unique experiment in ordered liberty with a system responsible for the deaths of more than 100 million people in the 20th century…The so-called ‘cancel culture’ and Critical Race Theory are ‘the fruit’ of what has been described as the ‘long march through the institutions’ and ‘the triumph of cultural Marxism, or neo-Marxism,’ Guinness said in an interview with Eric Metaxas.”
And Moore observed that “Guinness noted that the term ‘long march through the institutions’ was coined by communist student activist Rudi Dutschke in the 1960s. It was popularized by German-American Marxist scholar Herbert Marcuse of the so-called Frankfurt school of critical theory in his 1972 book Counterrevolution and Revolt.”
So this entire thing we have been fed is a communist construct. Moore noted that “The sexual revolution and cultural Marxism, Guinness told Metaxas, are ‘the heirs of the French Revolution.” And Guinness tells us “The tragedy is today we’re switching from the American Revolution to the heirs of the French Revolution, and that switch is disastrous.” Guinness is right on the money here.
Moore noted: “Guinness, a British citizen who has lived in the United States since 1968, said that many evangelical leaders are ‘incredibly naive’ about what is happening today because they don’t see the big picture. He recalled the many Zoom calls with evangelical pastors in which he has participated amid the cultural upheaval following the death of George Floyd. Many of these pastors speak of ‘social justice’ Guinness said, without understanding they have ‘drunk the kool aid’ of cultural Marxism.”
Guinness tells us that “The way of the cultural Marxist, the radical left, is only power, and it makes the problem worse, not better.” Those that understand Marxism know that this is intentional. not coincidental.
As I worked over this article, the thought came to me–where were the Christians when all this has been happening? Sad to say, they were probably out to lunch–a long, prolonged lunch, which is probably where they drank the kool aid of cultural Marxism!
Unless evangelical pastors start waking up to what’s going on and warning their congregations about all this the future of the church in our day is bleak indeed. I know the Lord will win the victory in the end, but I think he wants to use His people to help win that victory. If His people have been put to sleep with cultural Marxist kool aid that victory may take longer than it otherwise would have.
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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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We humans are capable of imagining and believing almost anything. If there is a limit I think it is safe to say that we have yet to find it. One recurring interest for all peoples everywhere at all times seems to be a preoccupation if not obsession with time. What comes before and what comes after. The Christian worldview answered these questions for the Westerner for an age, but today many Americans do not consider this religion at all and many have never spent even a single hour at Sunday school as a child. Creation, the fall, redemption, and the Pearly Gates simply do not ring a bell, much less resonate, much less animate.
Yet the craving to know how the story begins and ends remains, and in the absence of an established belief system, new ones will emerge. And the young mother, whether she means to or not, will lay the foundation of what her babe will believe when he is hobbling around with a cane.
Our ancestors possessed a wild variety of beliefs, but if you are a Westerner, at some point many centuries ago, yours came to believe that Jesus Christ was the Son of God, God Himself, and all that comes along with that leap, including what this Man and then his disciples said about this, that, and everything.
Besides answering the questions of beginning and end, He also gave us a philosophical system that at its core requires of its adherents self-denial and self-sacrifice. Common sense can tell anyone that this is a recipe for surviving and for the survival of ones offspring in this world of want, danger, and decay.
Since so many have abandoned this old philosophy, my two questions are: what may our descendants come to believe, and what internal voice will stay their hand or compel them to act for others contrary to their own best interest or natural inclination?
It seems unlikely that our descendants will ever believe in or be animated by a possum overlord who lives in a lacquered cabin on Rocky Top, vomiting forth Whiskey River, that stream of forgetfulness and bliss.
"All hail Our Lord Possum! May he alone be remembered."
But what we do know from history is that man can come to believe just about anything.
The problem, or concern, or issue arises for the descendants of the man today who is not rooted in his Christianity, or Islam, or Progressivism for that matter.
Consider the recently released Disney movie Soul. What follows is an edited overview drawn from Wikipedia:
Joe Gardner, a middle school music teacher from New York City, dreams of a career in jazz, even though his mother Libba objects to it, fearing for his financial security. One day, Joe learns of an opening in the band of jazz legend Dorothea Williams and auditions for it. Impressed with Joe's piano playing, Dorothea offers him a chance to perform later that night. As Joe happily heads off to prepare for the show, he falls down a manhole.
Joe finds himself as a soul heading into the "Great Beyond". Unwilling to die before his big break, he tries to escape but ends up in the "Great Before", where soul counselors—all named Jerry—prepare unborn souls for life. Each soul has a badge which, once filled out with traits, grants passage to Earth.
Wikipedia, Soul (2020 film)
Now, it goes without saying that this is all made up. Obviously, right? It is only a source of fun for the kids with plenty of substance and entertainment value for the adults. And no Christian rooted in whatever doctrine he subscribes to will have his faith so much as dented. If anything the story will cause him to reflect on what he professes to believe, and this can be a good exercise.
If Soul can still be viewed 100 years from now, it will not likely be thought of by any other than historians or movie buffs. But Soul is representative of two major trends in post-1960's popular American society or culture today. The first is an absence of reference to our Christian heritage and the second is alternative existence myths or accounts e.g. comic books, Star Wars, Star Trek, and a host of others.
If you can control public discourse, is 100 years long enough to cause a people to so forget their own past that they could come to believe in something as fanciful as Soul or Lord Possum? How about 200 years?
Setting aside for a moment whether or not there is in fact a God and that Jesus the man was in fact this God, Western civilisation grew and prospered in as much as His teachings on self-denial and putting others first permeated (or salted) the cultures of its various peoples over the centuries. It seasoned both our civilised and barbarous ancestors acting as an internal brake on their worst instincts as humans. To do good, and not do bad, even when no one was watching or there was nothing to be gained because we ought to and because He was watching, keeping notes, and ready to hand out rewards or dreadful punishment after death. And because He, God Himself, loved you.
These ideas have acted as a powerful brake for 2,000 years, and in a life so full of misery have been profoundly comforting.
The modern religion of Progressivism with its faith in Freedom, Equality, and Individuality offers no such brake or comfort. What it does offer is Bread and Circuses and methinks that it will continue to fail to fill the vacuum that its war on Christianity has produced. Man needs more than security and fun and higher civilisation cannot be sustained where all men seek nothing but their own.
My question is, what curious new faiths may emerge in the centuries to come?
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Dakota Hensley is from Harlan County, Kentucky. He's a writer and an individualist anarchist.
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Republicans like to portray themselves as the most ardent and dedicated protectors of gun rights and the Second Amendment. Those like Ted Cruz claim that it’s Democrats that want to take away “guns from law-abiding citizens because that’s their political objective.” Republicans claim that if you put them in the driver’s seat, your guns will be protected. Is that true? No. It hasn’t been true for a long, long time.
Which is worse: being robbed or being swindled? If someone robs you, you’ll know they’re robbing you. You can stop it from happening again. If someone swindles you, you may not know about it for days or weeks or more. Democrats will rob you of your guns.
Republicans will swindle you out of your guns and you’ll be none the wiser.
Ted Cruz claims Democrats want to take your guns. Republicans would never do that. Is that why he co- sponsored the Protecting Communities and Preserving the Second Amendment Act of 2019, a bill that bans the mentally ill and felons from owning guns?
That sure seems like gun control to me. Cruz was endorsed by GOA, the no compromise gun lobby. I guess they’re ok with compromise as long as it “preserves communities.”
Now, some would argue that felons shouldn’t be allowed to own guns. What qualifies a felon? Well, according to the 1986 Computer Fraud and Abuse Act, if you’ve loaded this web page and are reading this right now, you’ve committed a felony. Specifically, you’ve obtained information and are engaging in interstate or foreign communication. According to the CFAA, those are felonies. Ted Cruz and Chuck Grassley, the bill’s original sponsor, think you should now be banned from owning a gun. Possessing marijuana can also be a felony.
So is posting fraudulent information on someone’s social media account, egging a mailbox, opening mail not addressed to you, downloading music without paying for it, giving a friend viagra, and failing to report your tips. Under the Grassley-Cruz bill, if you’ve done any of this, you’ll be banned from owning a gun.
There’s also the deal with mental illness. Mental illness is not as rare as politicians claim it to be. 1 in 5 people have depression and 1 in 5 have anxiety. 1 in 100 have schizophrenia. Almost 8% have PTSD, including 30% of veterans. Should all these people lose their guns? Should almost a third of veterans lose to their Second Amendment rights? Some say mass shooters justify this idea yet only 25% of them have a mental illness. Over 51 million people have a mental illness. Who’s going to take all those guns?
Modern Republicans like Cruz and Grassley aren’t the only ones who endorse gun control without really saying it. Ronald Reagan, as Governor of California, signed into law the Mulford Act, banning open carry. The bill was introduced because of the horror of black people walking around carrying guns. The Act was even endorsed by the NRA. Reagan also endorsed the Brady Bill in a 1991 op- ed. In 1989, he said, “...I do believe that an AK-47, a machine gun, is not a sporting weapon or needed in defense of a home” and should be banned with other “assault weapons.” In 1983, however, he told the NRA in a speech that, with gun control, “...police would be so busy arresting handgun owners that they would be unable to protect the people against criminals. It’s a nasty truth that those who seek to inflict harm are not phased by gun control laws. I happen to know this from personal experience.” Republicans like Reagan and Cruz say one thing in public yet do another in private. It’s rather swamp-like behavior. Conservatives deserve better.
According to the Daily Caller, this swamp-like behavior continues. Mitch McConnell and Pat Toomey are open to compromising on gun control. Cruz and Grassley are even discussing resurrecting the PCPSA act I mentioned earlier. Reading these words could get your guns taken away. Excessive? Maybe, but we all know that the government always deals in excess.
The Democrats want to take our guns, but the Republicans will swindle us out of them. Having depression or PTSD or opening your mother’s mail for her could result in a gun ban under Republican legislation. Republicans are not the gun advocate saints they claim to be. Their ideas are far more harmful than they claim to be. The Democrats will tell you that they’ll take your guns. The Republicans will tell you everything’s fine while robbing you blind.
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This week's Old Camp Meeting Time radio show, Dr. Ed preaches two messages from God's word.
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On today's show, Dr. Ed shares two interview segments. The first is with George Carneal, author of the book "From Queer to Christ." The second is controversial Texas State Senator Bob Hall talking about gun control.
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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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Did you know that the globalists actually have a playbook? Its called the Protocols of the Elders. And they have been following it pretty strictly for over a hundred years now.
Protocol 7 states:
1. The intensification of armaments, the increase of police forces—are all essential for the completion of the aforementioned plans. What we have to get at is that there should be in all the States of the world, besides ourselves, only the masses of the proletariat, a few millionaires devoted to our interests, police and soldiers.
The protocol goes on to say:
2. ...we must create ferments, discords and hostility. Therein we gain a double advantage. In the first place we keep in check all countries, for they will know that we have the power whenever we like to create disorders or to restore order.
The tyrants want for us to "support the police." In fact, they are the very ones who have created the very civil unrest that now has those of us who are the very warriors for liberty and freedom crying out to support and thereby empower and entrench THEIR very blunt and brute force - the same muscle who will shackle with the tyrants chains in obedience to the tyrants orders.
Those of you who are shouting that we "support the police," do you not see that the very circumstances have been manipulated so that you are forging the very club with which they will strike you down?
I had a conversation about this subject earlier in the week with Paul Angel, the Executive Editor over at American Free Press. He suggested that there is a mid-ground between abolishing or defunding police and giving them unconditional "support." For starters, we should stop sending them to Israel for training, stop giving them military armaments and stop teaching them that civilians are all potential enemies. And while I 100% concur, I am not hopeful. Because those three simple reforms would effectively render the police ineffective as the government's private army and enforcement thugs. In other words, if the police were no longer the "club" referenced in the paragraph above, why should the government need them?
And for our attempt to point out what should be obvious amidst the chaos, we, like many a modern-day prophet, is declared to be the madman.
I'll tell you my fear. Government never abolishes an evil without replacing it with an even greater evil. If the police are abolished the government will simply have to replace them with something else. Something else far worse. The reality is that while the problem is obvious, to anyone with eyes and critical thinking skills, the solution is neither easy nor is it apparent.
Still, duty compels us. As was John the Baptist of old, so too shall we continue to be a voice crying in the wilderness.
Deo Vindice!
Dr. Ed
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