"One of the youngest shooters at Appleseed today. She was a Russian orphan from Kazakhstan. Adopted by American parents, she's growing up as an all-American kid in the most constitutional meaning of that concept."
Saturday, November 13, 2010
The Maiden Of Appleseed
Oleg Volk

"One of the youngest shooters at Appleseed today. She was a Russian orphan from Kazakhstan. Adopted by American parents, she's growing up as an all-American kid in the most constitutional meaning of that concept."
"One of the youngest shooters at Appleseed today. She was a Russian orphan from Kazakhstan. Adopted by American parents, she's growing up as an all-American kid in the most constitutional meaning of that concept."
Labels:
.22,
2nd Amendment,
Adoption,
Constitution,
Kazakhstan,
Orphan,
Russian
EMELINE PIGOTT: HEROIC CONFEDERATE SPY
Emeline Piggot

She Never Revealed Why Released From Prison
"While the Yankees were trying to find a female to search her, Emeline ate some important information and tore up other papers. Some say she was tried and sentenced to death. Others say she was never tried. Whatever happened, after two months, she was inexplicably released and sent home. She had been nothing but trouble to the soldiers who guarded her. I was born a Tarheel, and I greatly admire her courage."
(Many pictures in the second link within the main one under picture. BT)
She Never Revealed Why Released From Prison
"While the Yankees were trying to find a female to search her, Emeline ate some important information and tore up other papers. Some say she was tried and sentenced to death. Others say she was never tried. Whatever happened, after two months, she was inexplicably released and sent home. She had been nothing but trouble to the soldiers who guarded her. I was born a Tarheel, and I greatly admire her courage."
(Many pictures in the second link within the main one under picture. BT)
Labels:
Ate Spy Papers,
Carteret County,
Fishermen,
New Bern,
Pictures,
Trouble For Guards
NC Confederate Monument Honors Faithful Slaves
A Confederate Monument with numerous interesting inscriptions has stood proudly beside the Tyrrell County Courthouse in Columbia, North Carolina for more than a century. One of the top panels of the Monument honors "Faithful Slaves." This is a reminder that there was not a single major slave uprising during the War for Southern Independence, although countless Southern homes, plantations and farms were left in the care of black servants while the men were away at war. This was in spite of Abraham Lincoln's declared best effort to cause an insurrection in which the blacks would murder innocent white women, children, and old men while the able bodied men were gone. Tens of thousands of black men, both slave and free, were also fighting for the Confederacy - defending their homes against the aggressive Yankee invaders.
I've been told or read at least a thousand times that the North fought to free the slaves and the South fought to defend slavery. That's odd, because I've visited and photographed hundreds of monuments to the War Between the States and have NEVER seen a Confederate Monument that says the South fought to protect slavery, nor have I seen a Union Monument that says the North fought to free the slaves. And that's after visiting 3,055 of the 3,142 counties in The U.S.A.
Apparently, the myth that the War of Northern Aggression was all about freeing the slaves is just that - a myth. The historical records make it clear that the slavery issue was interjected into the war long after the Yankees invaded the South, motivated by greed and a lust for power.
I've been told or read at least a thousand times that the North fought to free the slaves and the South fought to defend slavery. That's odd, because I've visited and photographed hundreds of monuments to the War Between the States and have NEVER seen a Confederate Monument that says the South fought to protect slavery, nor have I seen a Union Monument that says the North fought to free the slaves. And that's after visiting 3,055 of the 3,142 counties in The U.S.A.
Apparently, the myth that the War of Northern Aggression was all about freeing the slaves is just that - a myth. The historical records make it clear that the slavery issue was interjected into the war long after the Yankees invaded the South, motivated by greed and a lust for power.
Labels:
Abraham Lincoln,
Cause,
War Of Northern Aggression
Hunter Kills 630 Pound Black Bear
" A 630-pound black bear draped on the back of a wooden dog box on a truck in the empty lot in front of Abrams Barbecue brought lots of excitement to Tarboro Wednesday."
Labels:
Barbecue,
Common,
Jump And Run Hunter Club,
Record 880 Pounds,
Tarboro
DREAM TEAM
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- Vikings netters reminisce about glorious season
Labels:
22 Victories,
5 School Records,
Girl's Tennis,
Second In State
100 Baseball Games To Be Played In Tarboro This Weekend
"Approximately 50 teams consisting of 800 players will play 100 games in three days in three different division. 8-year-old and under, 10-years-old and under and 13-year-old and under. Play will begin tonight with 16 games."
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