Indiana
He’s obviously irritated with the vanguard and felt the need to scratch the itch.
Note: This is an excellent summary of the issue.
Indiana
He’s obviously irritated with the vanguard and felt the need to scratch the itch.
Note: This is an excellent summary of the issue.
Florida
Here’s another video from the recent Florida League of the South meeting:
Note: Thomey addresses Mosin’s repeated comments about “north-of-the-Line” and “south-of-the-Line.” I love the analogy about the tractor, the sinkhole, and secession: “they just ain’t like us.”
Alabama
Summer is here.
Back in February, we had a long and fruitful discussion about exercise, cuisine and nutrition.
No-man has been doing great with his chin ups at the gym. How has everyone else progressed in the last five months? Are you hitting your goals?
Have you learned anything new that you want to share with us? I’ve learned quite a lot about exercise and nutrition from watching Scooby and J.R. Barthel videos on YouTube. I try to watch at least one video a day and learn something new that I can apply in either my diet or at the gym.
Don’t think you can lose weight? Well, I was that guy above three years ago. I’m still hacking away at my goals.
Note: I love this video. It has nothing to do with this thread though. I think my next goal will be to buy myself an antebellum home like Candyland.
Dixie
I’m ambivalent about this, but the link is worth passing on:
“One hundred and fifty years after twin defeats at Gettysburg and Vicksburg destroyed the South’s quest for independence, the region is again on the rise. People and jobs are flowing there, and Northerners are perplexed by the resurgence of America’s home of the ignorant, the obese, the prejudiced and exploited, the religious and the undereducated. Responding to new census data showing the Lone Star State is now home to eight of America’s 15 fastest-growing cities, Gawker asked: “What is it that makes Texas so attractive? Is it the prisons? The racism? The deadly weather? The deadly animals? The deadly crime? The deadly political leadership? The costumed sex fetish conventions? The cannibal necromancers?” …”
Washington
Three years ago, we had a debate on this website about the South vs. the Northwest as the location of the White ethnostate, and Harold Covington wrote a perplexing book called “Freedom’s Sons” in which “Hunter Wallace” was the president of the United States and (for some reason) wanted to preserve the Union:
“Then along comes Hunter Wallace and his One Nation Indivisible,” Cardinale went on. “We’re still not sure how much of the ONI concept was Wallace’s and how much of it came from the think tanks and the various Jewish handlers who already had their hooks into the young Congressman from Alabama from back in his blogging days, but it was well thought out and well planned. America needed help, bad. It was obvious that the old two-party system was on its last legs, that it had failed miserably as successive administrations had made bad call after bad call for decades. They’d just lost a quarter of the country to us and the Aztlan beaners, Israel was gone and the economy was crashing, and the perceived wisdom was that if Amurrica followed the usual pattern of declining empires, it was time for a man on a white horse.”
Three years later, you ought to check out this podcast and listen to the people who used to appear with Harold on Radio Free Northwest. In Harold’s book “Freedom’s Sons,” I was the one who was manipulated and assassinated by a woman, but it seems his bad karma has caught up with him.
This is brutal. I’m glad we don’t have stuff like this in our movement.
Alabama
The 2013 League of the South Conference is coming up next weekend on Friday and Saturday, June 21st to June 22nd in Wetumpka, AL which is on the outskirts of Montgomery.
I’m going to lay out some reasons why you should consider showing up:
The Big Picture
1.) Taking Back America – The last year should have removed all doubt that “Taking Back America” is futile.
As many Southern Nationalists predicted (this blogger had too much faith in our Northern friends), Obama was reelected in the 2012 election. He won every Northern state (with the exception of Indiana) from Maine to Minnesota and from Washington to California. He cruised to victory by beating two Yankees – Mitt Romney and Paul Ryan – who were too conservative for White Northern voters.
2.) Conservatism, Inc. Embraces Amnesty – In the aftermath of Romney’s defeat, Conservatism, Inc. rushed to embrace amnesty for illegal aliens.
Breitbart
I’m not sure why Lil’ Wayne is stomping on Old Glory here … it’s BRA’s flag, his own flag, what’s the problem?
Update: Here’s the link to the lyrics.
Florida
Palmetto Patriot addresses the Florida League of the South:
Illinois
It’s the most confusing day in Chicago: 32 suckas got shot this weekend, and 7 died.
Note: OD is currently reading Paul Kersey’s Second City Confidential: The Black Experience in Chicagoland. A review will be posted soon.
View more videos at: http://nbcchicago.com.
District of Corruption
Former Attorney General Edwin Meese has popped up in the Wall Street Journal to dispel the notion that the Gang of Eight amnesty is substantially different from the 1986 IRCA amnesty:
Note: The Immigration Act of 1996 had even more rigorous promises of enforcement which never materialized.
“Well, I was there in ’86. I read that bill carefully. (We did that back then.) And I can tell you that Mr. Rove’s blithe description of the bill is way off the mark.
The 1986 act didn’t turn illegal immigrants into citizens on the spot. It granted temporary resident status only to those who could prove they had resided continuously in America for five years. After 18 months, their status could be upgraded to permanent residency, and only after another five years could they become U.S. citizens. …
Sound familiar? It’s pretty much the same “penalties and hurdles” set forth by the Gang of Eight. Today they call it a “roadmap to citizenship.” Ronald Reagan called it “amnesty.”
The ’86 reform bill also had supposedly “rigorous” border security and immigration law enforcement provisions. So how did that pan out? On the day Reagan signed “comprehensive” reform into law, only one thing changed: Millions of unlawful immigrants gained “legal” status. The promised crackdowns on security and enforcement never happened. Only amnesty prevailed.”