The Gentry Liberal President
District of Corruption The latest CNN poll shows that Barack Hussein Obama is the first Gentry Liberal President: – By 61 percent to 36 percent, […]
Month: November 2011
Review: Splendid Failure
“Of all the dangers which our nation has yet encountered, none are equal to those which must result from success of the current effort to […]
Lincoln’s Assassination
District of Corruption In the single most dramatic moment in American political history, John Wilkes Booth assassinates Abraham Lincoln in Ford’s Theater in Washington. Booth […]
The Rebel Yell
Dixie In this exclusive clip from the 1930s, Confederate veterans step up to the mic and let out their version of the rebel yell. Consider […]
The WASP Question – In The South
Dixie “I am an aristocrat. I love liberty. I hate equality.” – John Randolph of Roanoke Professor Andrew Fraser of Australia has written a two-part […]
War Against The South: Texas DMV Rejects SCV License Plate
Texas White Southerners find ourselves in a rather unique position among all other distinct ethnic groups that live under Black Run Amerika. We are facing […]
“Carry Me Home”: The Collapse of Birmingham
Alabama “If the North keeps trying to cram this thing (desegregation) down our throats, there’s going to be bloodshed.” – Eugene “Bull” Connor The big […]
American Tradition
Michigan “It was only after I got to Detroit that I got to know Negroes and began to be able to evaluate them and I […]
Fortress Dixie: 2011 Elections
Battleground America The 2011 state elections are over. We have won some major victories. There are also some major losses. Moving forward, it is clear […]
Spirit of the South
Alabama “No National Party can save us; no Sectional Party can do it. But if we could do as our fathers did, organize Committees of […]
The Second Civil War
New York I want to draw your attention to three outstanding articles from around the internet which shed some more light on the coming conflict […]
Review: The Bloody Shirt
Dixie Stephen Budiansky’s The Bloody Shirt: Terror After Appomattox is another one of these anti-Southern revisionist screeds by Jewish historians that attempts to rewrite the […]
Song of the South
Alabama Just heard this on the radio … I especially enjoyed “Someone told us Wall Street fell, but we were so poor that we couldn’t […]
Vermont’s New Immigration Policy
Vermont Vermont has adopted a new immigration policy: it just so happens to be the exact opposite of the one we have in Alabama, South […]
Bilbo’s Prophecy
Mississippi Whether it be the fire eaters of the 1850s and 1860s or the Redeemers in the 1890s and 1900s or segregationists of the 1940s […]
Eric Foner on Lincoln and Slavery
New York The Jewish historian Eric Foner explains how his family background in radical Jewish socialist politics influenced his imaginative “reinterpretation” of Reconstruction era. Naturally, […]
Swing State Poll
Middle America Here are the key findings of the first USA Today/Gallup Poll of the 2012 battleground states: – By nearly 4 to 1, voters […]
The White Revolution of 1876
South Carolina This is like something out of a Harold Covington fantasy novel: the difference here being, it actually happened, the overthrow of BRA, and […]
Social Graces vs. Social Revolution
Georgia Kim Severson, a Wisconsin-born lesbian and Atlanta bureau chief for the New York Times, has written article about the decline of civility in the […]
Pitchfork Ben Tillman
South Carolina This is some great stuff: Pitchfork Ben Tillman of South Carolina reminiscing on BRA, how it was created by the Yankees who infected […]
Flashback: White League Army
Louisiana “It causes two different and conflicting emotions to rise up within me – the one, to abandon a life of politics where such things […]
Eco-Dystopia
Oregon The DWLs in Oregon are “breaking the silence” on population control. The Center for Biological Diversity in Oregon is distributing condoms to SWPL couples […]
Feds Sue South Carolina
South Carolina Eric “My People” Holder has filed a lawsuit against South Carolina to block its new immigration law. “Pushing undocumented individuals out of one […]
Not Our Country: The Origins of BRA
Dixie Here’s a flashback to the very beginning of BRA in the Reconstruction era when the loyal negro was tragically elevated to the status of […]