Lucius Lamar on Black Run Mississippi
Mississippi “Thank God, we have a country at last: to live for, to pray for, and if need be, to die for.” – Lucius Quintus […]
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Federal Judge Blocks Florida Welfare Drug Test Law
Florida A federal judge in Florida has blocked the new law that would have required welfare recipients to submit to a drug test. This comes […]
Is Mississippi Still Burning?
Mississippi CNN aired a special report last night called “Is Mississippi Still Burning?” about the James Craig Anderson hit and run murder in Mississippi. If […]
Fortress Dixie
Dixie Larry Sabato, one of the most well known political scientists in America, has peered into his Crystal Ball and seen “Fortress Dixie.” We have […]
LOS on Occupy Wall Street
Dixie This is also my attitude toward “Occupy Wall Street.” Why the hell would anyone want to go there and pitch a tent with a […]
SPLC Sues Florida
Florida The SPLC has filed a lawsuit against Florida for denying in-state tuition rates to illegal aliens. “These policies attack our most fundamental American values […]
Southern Reckoning
Dixie It is time to return to one of our favorite subjects around here: the evolution of Southern politics, the return of the Solid South, […]
Obama Speaks At MLK Statue Dedication
District of Corruption Speaking from my heart, I don’t feel an ounce of American patriotism toward Washington, DC. I hate that place and the tyranny […]
U.S. vs. Alabama: 11th Circuit Upholds Most of Alabama’s Immigration Law
Alabama The big news from yesterday was that the 11th Circuit Court of Appeals in Atlanta took a bite out of Alabama’s immigration law. It […]
Occupy Wall Street: Southern Division
Dixie Here are videos of the “people’s movement” who want “true revolution” in Austin, Atlanta, and Charlotte. Does this look anything like a Southern crowd?
Occupy Wall Street: White Men Last
New York I haven’t paid much attention to the leftist kooks in the “progressive movement” who are “occupying Wall Street” while claiming “to represent the […]
Keep The Change
Tennessee Hank Jr. has lashed out at ESPN, Fox & Friends, the U.S.S.A., and Barack Hussein Obama with a new song: it’s kinda corny, but […]
Andy’s Revenge
West Virginia It is a great thing that we have spent so much time discussing Colin Woodward’s American Nations and Joel Garreau’s The Nine Nations […]
Review: American Nations
Dixie Colin Woodward’s American Nations is one of those riveting, game changing books like The Bell Curve that comes along once in a decade. I […]
Don’t Tread on Me
Greater Appalachia The phrase “Don’t Tread on Me” resonates with the “Tea Party” which strongly identifies with the American Revolution … in spite of fact […]
Founding Dixie
South Carolina Here’s a story that is never told to children in American classrooms: it is the story of where the Southern people came from, […]
Hank Williams Jr.: Obama Is The Enemy, They Are The Enemy
Tennessee This is hilarious. Apparently, Hank Williams Jr. has compared Barack Hussein Obama to Adolf Hitler on Fox and Friends and John Boehner to Bibi […]
Truth Comes Out
Dixie The truth finally comes out about BRA – there is no such thing as “White America,” at least not yet. Instead, the United States […]
American Revolutions
Dixie I continue to be impressed by this delightful book … here Woodward unwittingly destroys the preposterous Lincoln myth that there was an “American Revolution” […]
Crackers and Cavaliers
Virginia Stonewall Jackson and J.E.B. Stuart … served together at West Point. This is hilarious. It is a dialogue between Virginia Crackers and Virginia Cavaliers […]
Scots-Irish vs. Quakers
Pennsylvania This has been a delightful book. I’m really enjoying reading it so far. This is a story about the time the Quaker Nation – […]
Cavaliers, Anglo-Normans, and Libertas
Virginia This is some great stuff … I made similar arguments in my essay on Southern athletics, which I compared to the Olympics of Hellas […]
American Nations: First Impressions
Dixie I’ve found a delightful surprise in the bookstore: “American Nations: A History of the Eleven Rival Regional Cultures of North America.” This new book (it was […]
Dixie: The Ethnostate
Dixie Vanishing American and Southern Nationalist are sounding off on the concept of a Southern ethnostate. It has always struck me as obvious: where do […]
John Wallace Comer
Alabama I’ve finally got my copy of Sold Down The River: Slavery in the Lower Chattahoochee Valley of Alabama and Georgia …. and lo and […]
Put Your Marching Shoes On
Dixie It is a cool September morning here in Dixie. I’ve just returned from a brief run outside. There is a feeling in the air […]
9/12: A Decade Later
Alabama It has been ten years since 9/11: the day that everything changed in America. I vividly remember that morning in September 2001. At the […]
Labor Day Roundup
United States As always, I spend 95 percent of my time following our “national conservation” in the mainstream. I use my telescope (the internet and […]
Flashback: JFK Integrates University of Alabama
Alabama It is time for a flashback: how did integration come to the University of Alabama? In the year 2011, the University of Alabama is […]
Teahad: Meet Grady Warren
Florida This guy is great. I can’t wait to meet him … this is the type of “missing link” that we have needed for years. […]
South Carolina: You’re Next
South Carolina South Carolina will undoubtedly be the next target of lawsuits from the ACLU, SPLC, and Eric “My People” Holder’s “Justice Department.” The attack […]
Federal Judge Blocks Alabama Immigration Law
Alabama U.S. District Judge Sharon L. Blackburn has issued a stay that has blocked Alabama’s new immigration law from taking effect. This is a temporary […]