On Exchanging Tweedle Dum For Tweedle Dee

"The united States is a communist country." Read the rest HERE.

Wal-Mart Increases Prices 5.8% In One Month!

Buy bullets, beans and silver! Read the survey by J.P. Morgan HERE.

A Vote For Obama Is A Vote For Jeff Davis!

Obama true to our expectations, is right on track to being the last president of the DC Empire.
More HERE.

SC Town Moving To Ban On Illegal Immigrants

SUMMERVILLE, S.C. --This quiet South Carolina community thousands of miles from the Southwest gave initial approval Wednesday to ban illegal immigrants from living within the town limits. Read the rest HERE.

John McCain Admits What Everybody Always Knew: He’s a Liar

".......when I consider John McCain’s opportunistic prevarication on the Confederate flag issue, I can only conclude this way: A man who will, for political advantage, purposefully lie about a subject that touches upon the good name of his own ancestors is a man who cannot be trusted." Read the rest HERE.

Confederate Flag, Liar, Neo-Con, McCain, Hayworth

My Kind of Bank

Right HERE.

At 16, Wake Girl Is #1 With A Bullet

"Barbara Mandrell, Sarah Palin, Whoopi Goldberg and Madonna all share something with Megan Lee - an appreciation for firearms and shooting sports.

But Lee, 16, of Fuquay-Varina, has one thing that sets her apart from the celebrity shooters: a national championship. "Read more HERE.

Screening: The Angel Of Marye's Heights @ Liberty University

See information and the trailer HERE.

Fredericksburg, Liberty University, Sergeant Richard Rowland Kirkland, 2nd SC Infantry

North Carolina animated avatars spinning globes

Here are a couple of spinning globe avatars with the North Carolina secession flag...

NC secession flag

Older NC secession flag

Historian reviews NC's 'Civil War' death count

'North Carolina's claim that it lost the most men during the Civil War [sic] is getting a recount from a state historian who doubts the accuracy of the accepted, 144-year-old estimate.

"The time has come to get it right," said Josh Howard, a research historian with the Office of Archives and History in Raleigh. "Nobody has gone through man by man looking for the deaths."

Howard is reviewing the military records of every Tar Heel who served in the 1861-65 conflict, as the state prepares to mark its sesquicentennial.'

While I welcome any further study of the War, I question the assumption Mr Howard makes about the generally accepted estimate. He seems to have already reached a conclusion before the study is done.