Heading into 2015, the League of the South plans to continue our street activism and build upon the network we have created over the past two years.
This weekend we held two anti-immigration demonstrations in Gainesville and Alachua, FL. The immediate cause of this protest was the “5th Conference on Immigration to the US South” which was sponsored by the UF Center for Latin American Studies and the Program for Immigration, Religion and Social Change. Titled “Immigration Reform and Beyond?,” the sinister sounding conference, which was held at the University of Florida in October, focused on the short-term and long-term challenges to immigrants of demographic displacement in the American South.
The Florida League received a series of alarming reports from a mainstream anti-immigration activist who attended this conference. Apparently, the racial, cultural, and ethnic dimension of immigration-driven demographic displacement – the plan to demographically bury White Southerners underneath a tsunami of Third World immigration, and install over our beleaguered descendants a hierarchy of government dependent Hispanic overlords – was discussed quite openly. There was an unmistakable atmosphere of racial and cultural animus at the conference and since this was clearly our territory a response was warranted.
About 30 League activists participated in the protests in Gainesville, which was just down the street from the University of Florida, and in the county seat in Alachua later in the afternoon. The goal of the protests was to raise awareness about the radical agenda of the UF Center for Latin American Studies in the Gainesville area. We also distributed some fliers around Gainesville and the University of Florida campus.
While traveling to Gainesville, I found myself wondering if we would be encountering any organized opposition to our message. With over 41,000 students, the University of Florida is one of the largest college campuses in the American South. In fact, it is the eighth largest university in the entire United States. Gainesville is a college town in the Southern state most overrun by non-Southern transplants. Surely, if we were going to face an angry mob of campus “anti-fa” screaming about their white privilege anywhere in the South, the University of Florida would seem to be most logical place.
Instead, the Gainesville protest played out along the same lines as the previous one last year in Tallahassee, which is the home of Florida State University, and where the League even went through the trouble of erecting a large SECEDE billboard and contacting every sociologist at FSU in the hope arousing the opposition. The Gainesville protest was another unremarkable demonstration in the mold of most of the previous ones we have done: lots of positive responses, some negative ones, with noticeably more positive responses in the smaller town with fewer leftists, Alachua.
Over the past two years, the League has held anti-immigration demonstrations in Tallahassee, Ocala, Orlando, Tampa, Gainesville and Alachua, and Apopka. Never once have we encountered any violent “anti-fa” opposition in Florida. As with many things, we have found that the fear of “anti-fa” street thugs or blog posts by the opposition far exceeds the power of either to have any real impact on our organizing efforts. Even when billboards have been taken down or hotel reservations have been cancelled, these great victories of the opposition proved to be minor annoyances.
Two years later, the now familiar cast of characters – fear, apathy, conformity, negativity, extreme individualism, and disorganization – remain the real roadblocks holding us back. This is a problem that seems endemic to liberal democracies in an advanced state of cultural decline, but particularly so in the United States. In Europe, our counterparts overseas are making great strides forward in a much harsher legal and cultural climate.
That’s unlikely to change here until Americans overcome their fear of being publicly identified with their beliefs.
Update: Florida Fire Eater has published his own review. It has also been published on SNN.
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To those attending, watch out for the speed traps on Hwy 301 as you go through Lawtey, Starke, Hudson and Waldo.
Where will you be and at what time?
You might want to mention the latest Obama trade deal with China and the Orient, the Trans Pacific Partnership, which will export more American jobs and import more Orientals into the USA. Good talking point.
Demo locations will be:
1.Gainesville- corner of St rd. 24 (Archer) and St rd. 121 (10am-1pm)
(break for dinner)
2.Alachua- US Hwy 441/ NW 147th Dr. (2pm-5pm)
I hope to come South when the weather gets better.
Hey Stephen D – are U coming to Amren conference in Tennessee in April? I/Hunter should be there.
Just got home from a positive and fun weekend of activism in Gainesville, FL.
Great job Hunter at other LotS activists!
Have you/we ever tried to directly contact current college students?
I have started a 1 man outreach campaign to Vanderbilt students, Mostly White fraternities. I am using the current hot issue of the Rolling Stone Magazine fraternity rape hoax story at the University of Virginia.
Well done, compatriots! So proud to see the League so active in the middle of winter! Go get them, when things warm up further up here, I plan on trying to make some more of these myself! Keep up the great work.
Florida has a lot of potential.
Among other places, we have activists scattered around Tallahassee, Jacksonville, Gainesville, Tampa, Orlando, and Miami. It’s a state where our numbers could easily swell if passive supporters and sympathizers would just make the leap and get active.
Awesome to see!
We’re trying to set something up in Montgomery in early or mid-March to demonstrate in favor of Christian marriage and family in the face of the deviance promoted by the USA regime, specifically homosexual “marriage.” Then we will have a pro-Southern workers/anti-immigration rally in the Vidalia/Lyons area of south Georgia on 28 March. God willing, we are just getting started for 2015.
God bless you Dr. Hill.
Can I assist in any way with press relations, other PR?
Good to see you out in the streets protesting.
Are there related actions in other parts of the country?
… the plan to demographically bury White Southerners underneath a tsunami of Third World immigration, and install over our beleaguered descendants a hierarchy of government dependent Hispanic overlords – was discussed quite openly.
This is something I’ve observed: grounds like La Raza and MECHA are quite open in their race based agitation. Further, many mainstream politicians pander openly to them on a racial basis. And need I comment on how these groups are openly funded by corporate and government bodies?
It might appear to be a contradiction in the liberal party line, i.e., the promotion of racially based groups, but it really is a single standard: dispossess white people! Thus, we see the taboo on white racial consciousness and white racial organization–while at the same time non-whites get a pass on both of these. It comes down to a race war, but a most curious one in which only one side is supposed to be fighting.
Fortunately, whites have groups like League of the South to take up the battleflag. Let’s see this grow into a nationwide movement.
The immigrants themselves don’t create the policies that allow them in, nor cultural climate that protects them. Anyway, Ezra Klein pitches Obama a softball, so they can rub it in our faces.
Start putting #whitegenocide on those signs and you’ll definitely get some opposition and national coverage. Hell, someone may be so inspired as to offer to fund the next one or at least match donations.