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Former President Donald Trump released a new statement on Wednesday slamming Joint Chiefs of Staff Chairman Gen. Mark Milley and calling on him to resign after Milley defended critical race theory in the military last week.
Trump’s full statement, provided to American Military News, is below:
Governor John W. Ellis of North Carolina: “[I will be] no party to this wicked violation of the laws of the country, and to this war upon the liberties of a free people. […] You can get no troops from North Carolina.”
A review of Lincoln and the Border States: Preserving the Union (University Press of Kansas, 2014) by William C. Harris.
William C. Harris has set before him the admirable task of examining whether the border states indeed “unequivocally cast their lot with the Union” in 1861 (page 8). Unfortunately, his political views send him into the issue with one hand tied behind his back.
The trouble begins even before opening the book. Why “Preserving the Union”? What unquestioned law of nature dictated that this was forever and unequivocally a good thing? On this first premise apparently Harris would join Eric Foner, who in 1990 claimed that Lincoln was an excellent precedent for Gorbachev to suppress the secession of Lithuania from the Soviet Union. Foner said:
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Everyone please share and comment how you appreciate Daire Rendon for her strong and Patriotic stance! https://t.co/Q5COnLoeEm
— William Bailey (@William65021914) June 27, 2021
The allegations just keep coming don’t they?
I think we could be on the precipice of something really big. Arizona and Georgia are already places where some really ground shaking developments have come to light recently.
New York is facing a lot of heat over its own local elections as well, Pennsylvania might be next, and finally we now have Daire Rendon of Michigan saying she has proof of fraud.
Our system appears to be broken ladies and gentlemen.
According to reports Rep. Rendon is speaking out, and claiming that she has evidence that fraud occurred in her own state.
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It gives me great pleasure to announce that Saturday, September 18, 2021, will be the date for the re-interment of the remains General Nathan Bedford Forrest and his wife Mary Ann Montgomery Forrest. Please make plans to attend. All re-enactors and participants will be required to register for this event and follow the strict guidelines that will be forthcoming.
I want to congratulate Lee Miller and the Recovery Crew, and the members of the Nathan Bedford Forrest Camp #215 in Memphis, TN and the legal team of H. Edward Phillips III, Charles G. Blackard III, W. J. “Bo” Ladner III, and Jonathan J. Pledger, on a job well done. We also thank the Forrest Family for allowing us to take part in this momentous occasion and organizing the funeral proceedings. Bear in mind that we are grateful for all that has happened up to this point, and we know much more must be done.
As to the human side, the remains of General and Mrs. Forrest are held in an undisclosed location and later will be transported to an undisclosed location in Middle Tennessee. These sites will be kept in secrecy for security reasons as it is our utmost duty to protect the family, the professionals and work crews involved, as well as the SCV and its members.
Let us always keep in mind that we are honored by the Forrest Family to participate in this solemn occasion. Please do not follow or spread rumors about this event. We will update you as plans are finalized. Fundraising still continues as we raise money for the re-interment of General Forrest and his beloved wife. Please give to make this event happen as we bring one of our heroes’ home to be buried on land less than 30 minutes from where he was born. You can send donations to:
Make checks out to:
Sons of Confederate Veterans
(Put in memo: Forrest Re-interment)
P.O. Box 59
Columbia, TN 38402
Once the funeral is complete, restoring the plaza and remounting the Forrest Equestrian Statue on the grave will occur. This will not be easy nor quick. Much more work lay ahead of us, however, be certain that we will rededicate this plaza to honor the General and his family.
Please be patient with us as you and the entire membership will be informed once all plans are finalized. A website will be forthcoming with all details and information. For now, let us “walk a little prouder and hold our heads higher” in this great victory! God has truly vindicated us in this effort. Let us remember the charge given to us by General Stephen Dill Lee as we continue to press forward.
Deo Vindice,
Larry McCluney, Jr.
Commander-in-Chief
Sons of Confederate Veterans
Tucker addresses Psaki's refusal to deny his claim the NSA is spying on him in order to "intimidate" his show and discusses his "very heated" phone call earlier today with top NSA officials in which they refused to say whether or not they read his personal communications: pic.twitter.com/BMiFzbg92t
— Benny (@bennyjohnson) June 30, 2021
In Arizona, on November 5th a home was raided and USBs were obtained along with hard drives and computers.
What was an individual doing with these items only a couple of days after the election?
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Last night a far-right extremist group vandalized a statue of George Floyd in Brooklyn. A racist, loathsome, despicable act of hate.
— Mayor Bill de Blasio (@NYCMayor) June 24, 2021
The City Cleanup Corps is repairing the statue right now and a hate crime investigation is underway. We will bring these cowards to justice. pic.twitter.com/mTwzwIyG4z
New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio was hysterical
The contrast with the reactions to the orgy of vandalism of Confederate statues—some of which are sculptural masterpieces—is breathtaking. Thus Virginia Governor Ralph Northam did nothing when Black Lives Matter rioters vandalized Antonin Mercié’s magnificent rendition of Robert E. Lee in Richmond. The war on Confederate images has just begun—and with it, the war on white America.
For the record, I’m not a neo-Confederate. My Union Army kinsman, James Dunlavy received the Medal of Honor in 1864 for capturing Confederate general John Sappington Marmaduke. Still, I recently learned I have other kin in the South who did support the Confederacy. Like many Americans, I had family on both sides. For me, this war on monuments, now including The Great Emancipator himself, is a war on my heritage, and that of all Americans.
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#NEW!
— SCUBA MIKE🤿 (@scuba2024) June 29, 2021
Mike Pompeo on the 2020 Elections.
"I'm worried we didn't have something really screwy" pic.twitter.com/bTzjfpBGxH
