Friday, July 31, 2015

Two Month Notice: 8th NC PATCON September 30 - October 5th 2015

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Two Month Notice: 8th NC PATCON September 30 - October 5th 2015

Don’t let them use the Lady Liberty b.s. anymore! Remove the poem!

 Via comment by Anonymous on Factsheet Why Should You Care About Immigration

 

This is a portion of a comment we received yesterday to our post about the union leaders and other No Borders advocates planning to rally against a local St. Cloud, MN VFW post because the post had the temerity to allow some people to eat dinner there that the Leftists/Progressives didn’t approve of.  See that post because there is an update about the big pro-America barbecue planned for the VFW.

The commenter, Will Servant, apparently is ignorant of the history of the Statue of Liberty and how the Emma Lazarus poem got there in the first place.

I’m posting this so you will know how to answer when the No Borders agitators try to shut you up with this babble.  From Mr. Servant:

Absolutely Insane: FBI’s Joint Terrorism Task Force Investigating Confederate Flags at MLK’s Ebenezer Baptist Church

Via comment by Anonymous on Federal judge rules that Virginia may ban Confeder...

 

I mean … you would think they burned down the church, or vandalized the church by spray painting it with with political slogans. Oh wait, that’s just our monuments, hundreds of which have been vandalized by #BlackLivesMatter supporters, it seems like a new one every day, without the FBI showing the slightest interest in the fact that we are being targeted, much less raising the possibility of hate crime charges.

Don’t get me wrong. I’m not suggesting there is a “double standard” here. There is only The Standard which is anti-White, anti-Southern, and anti-Christian. What is decried as “hate” is completely permissible so long as we the victims of it.

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The Real Robert E. Lee

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Dated

I was disappointed to hear of the demands of a group of Washington & Lee law students to ban the flying of the Confederate battle flag and denounce one of their school’s namesakes, General Robert E. Lee, as “dishonorable and racist.” This latest controversy appears to be yet another example of the double standard and prejudice against anything “Confederate.” Why, for instance, is there outrage against Lee, but not George Washington, one of the wealthiest slaveowners of his time?

Why is there outrage against the Confederate flag, which flew over slavery for four years, but not the American flag, which flew over slavery for eighty years? I would like to right the multitude of wrongs which have been perpetrated against Lee’s legacy in particular and Confederate history in general. Hopefully, these truths will provide an appreciation of the complexity of the issues, principles, and participants in the “Civil War.”

First, Lee deplored slavery, describing it as a “moral and political evil” in a letter to his wife, Mary Anna. Lee told her that they should give “the final abolition of human slavery…the aid of our prayers and all justifiable means in our power,” praying for “the mild and melting influence of Christianity” over “the storm and tempest of fiery controversy” driving America to disunion.

The Appalachian Messenger July 31, 2015

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Chattanooga Massacre Shooter: Radicalization of Mosque Revealed

Jury finds Police Officer Brett Russell guilty in excessive force case

Via Jeffery



Brett Russell


Huntsville Police officer Brett Russell was found guilty of one count of excessive use of force and one count of obstruction of justice Thursday night. The jury deliberated for close to eight hours following three days of testimony.

Russell was transported to the Morgan County Jail. A sentencing will take place in two months. Russell faces a minimum of 10 years in prison and a maximum of 20 years.

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The Ulithi Armada

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 USS North Carolina at Ulithi (Enlarged)

Hey Brock,

In an email from a friend was a reference to the USS North Carolina which I thought you might find interesting.
        
In 1944 these pictures were not available during the war.  The US kept this place unknown to the citizens of the US. This is quite a story.
          
An Armada of ships and airplanes poised for the invasion of Japan…that never happened…because President Truman authorized the dropping of “A” bombs at Nagasaki and Hiroshima that resulted in the Japanese surrender. Just think of the American lives that would have been lost had this invasion occurred. Be thankful that we had a President with the courage to make the call. Sadly most Americans today know nothing about this and the sacrifices made by those before us. We are not teaching US history in our schools anymore.

Some great pictures of the US Naval armada deployed for invasion of Japan below. Keep this for posterity.  There will never be another assemblage of naval ships like this again. As an aside, in 1962 my ship (USS Kretchmer DER 329) visited La Caruna Spain where the Spanish armada assembled for the attack on Britain.

The staging area for the invasion of Japan was at an atoll called Ulithi. Check out the carriers on "Murderer's  Row." 

With warm regards,
Ray McKee
Toombs County, GA

I know it's sacrilege, but..........

Via Horace

 Rebel flag bikini - maybe one day... 

Record of Obama and his administration's three hundred and forty-first week in office

Via avordvet


News and Notes:  The amount of cash Iran will receive as result of exceeds the amount of foreign aid the U.S. has given Israel over past 35 yrs.


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Email-Gate

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Federal judge rules that Virginia may ban Confederate license plates

Via Billy


A federal judge ruled Friday that Virginia can stop issuing specialty license plates that show the Confederate flag, following a recent Supreme Court decision that said such a ban does not violate the 1st Amendment.

U.S. District Judge Jackson Kiser said he will issue a written order to address whether the nearly 1,700 Confederate license plates currently in use in Virginia may be recalled by the state.