Notice, to proceed any further on this site may very well be harmful to your mental well being. It will challenge your understanding of what you were taught in federalized schools. On this site you will discover things that will have you saying to yourself, I didn't know that...Most will not want to believe and others, will call it fantasy or outright lies.
You can now submit historical references for PUBLIC CONSUMPTION ; documenting why we Southerners feel the way we do about the unjust and tyrannical empire which now occupies our lands.
Y'all are encouraged to read documents to date. Moreover, please feel free to submit your inputs.
Submitted subjects must be documented, source and link, if possible. We will present factual truths only.
"We Southron are people to whom the past is forever speaking."
We listen because we cannot help ourselves, for the past speaks to us with many voices. Far out of that dark nowhere which is the time before we were born, men who were flesh of our flesh and blood of our blood went through fire and storm to break a path to the future and form a true government, by the people, and for the people.
We are part of the future they died for; they are part of the past that brought the future. What they did--the lives they lived, the sacrifices they made, the stories they told and the songs they sang and, finally, the deaths they died--make up a part of our own experience. We can not cut ourselves off from it. It is as real to us as something that happened last week. It is a basic part of our "Southern Heritage" as Americans" (Author unknown)
Had the Confederates somehow won, had their victory put them in position to bring their chief opponents before some sort of tribunal, they would have found themselves justified in stringing up President Lincoln and the entire Union high command for violation of the laws of war, specifically for waging war against noncombatants." ~
Lee Kennett, Marching through Georgia: A Life of William Tecumseh Sherman, p. 286
"All that was, or is now, desired is that error and injustice be excluded from the text-books of the schools and from the literature brought into our homes; that the truth be told, without exaggeration and without omission; truth for its own sake and for the sake of honest history, and that the generations to come after us not be left to bear the burden of shame and dishonor unrighteously laid upon the name of their noble sires."
Rev. James P. Smith, Last Survivor of the Staff of Lt. Genl. Stonewall Jackson.
Equality is the greatest accomplishment and worst failure of America. Equality is the place where idealism and reality come to blows in American culture. "Those People" have an enduring necessity for a social other. They have chosen the Southern white as the focal scapegoat of our time.
Southern culture has become the victim of equality and our own weakness.
