Before I start with this article
I have to correct the national news apparatus…the
Confederate Battle Flag is NOT the Stars and Bars!!!!! The flag known
as the Stars and Bars is the first national flag of the Confederacy.
You are showing your historic illiteracy when you call the crimson
cross the Stars and Bars.
Now to begin:
Did you ever see a
group of people turn into a mob? Seriously, did you ever actually see
it occur. It’s terrifying. People move from a tense inaction, circling
the target, to an almost chaotic violent explosion all targeted towards
one person. It is savage, brutal, bloody, and uncontrollable. It is
one of the ugliest human actions you can witness in life.
You may have
seen it as a child in the school yard when a group of children turned
against one.
Did you ever see a group of animals savagely turn on
and kill a wounded animal? Those visions are precisely what I see
happening in America today. The Confederate Battle Flag has become the
object of an almost instinctual, purely cannibalistic impulse to attack
something, shred it, destroy it and finally consume it.
And, I
can’t help but think how powerful that Confederate flag is as an
antagonistic symbol to the Left based on the continuous howl we are
hearing as they jump at the colors flapping in the breeze. Look at the
pulsating energy and excitement being focused on the Confederate Flag –
just like the mob phenomena mentioned above.
For the mindless, the
Confederate Battle Flag has been painted as a racist symbol. That’s
very easy to do; its a white redneck symbol isn’t it, and aren’t they
all racists? But, for the academicians, the liberals, and even the
RINO’s and New World Order types the Battle Flag is a symbol of
something of much greater concern. The Confederate battle flag is a
lasting, resilient, striking image – vision of resistance to central
authority. The Confederate Battle Flag is the best recognized symbol
of the South, of the Confederacy, and of the concept of secession!
