Democrats, Republicans, And The Destruction Of Southern Symbolism.

Of Flags and Elections By Greg Kay It’s getting closer to election time and, in the wake of Trent Lott’s shameless groveling and endless apologies, the candidates are lining up for a new season of Dixie bashing, trying to impress emasculated, brain-dead whites with their effeminate sensitivity, and trying to impress the minorities with their capability for butt-kissing. The Democrats have already lined up their slate and, forgetting about “Big Al” Sharpton (Please!), scalawag Congressman Dick Gephardt (D – Missouri) was first to the plate, insulting the flag of his people in order to buy the votes of the terminally disaffected and vastly overrated liberal black voting block, apparently in fear that Sharpton would pull a few votes away from him. After dodging questions about the Southern Cross while in South Carolina, he made the following statement from a safe distance after leaving, concerning the Confederate Flags in his home State of Missouri: "My own personal feeling is that the Confederate flag no longer has a place flying anytime, anywhere in our great nation," In response to Gephardt’s treason against the South, his sycophantic quislings in the governor’s office quickly removed a pair of Battle Flags: one at the Confederate Memorial Historic Site, and the other at Fort Davidson. “It seemed to me it wouldn't be appropriate to have it flying on a flagpole,” Governor Bob Holden’s spokeswoman, Mary Still, was reported to have said as her reasoning for calling Natural Resources Director Steve Mahood with her concerns after reading about Gephardt’s displeasure. According to the Associated Press, Mahood quickly complied with her concerns; a compliance that Still says was voluntary. Of course, she also claims that Governor Holden, a former Gephardt aide, who she is supposed to be speaking for, knew nothing about it. Uh-huh. Then it was the Yankee’s turn at bat, and it was Senator Joseph Lieberman (D – Connecticut) stepped up to the plate to take a swing at Dixie himself. He decided to enter the fray against the people of South Carolina – namely, the Columbia Flag. "I believe the flag should come off of the Statehouse grounds because, unfortunately, it has become a symbol of division instead of the kind of unity that the country and state ought to aspire to." Just another liberal Yankee messing in our business - you can tell what these two think of the South, and what kind of States’ Rights they believe in. Lieberman, considering his background, is not particularly afraid of offending Southerners since he knows most of them won’t vote for him anyway; however, it is telling that a Missouri politician like Gephardt feels confident that he can do the same thing with impunity. Of course, you can still vote for Bush. This might be a choice for the armchair war hawks, closet Fascists, and other fans of foreign adventuring, blood lust, and totalitarian government, but unfortunately he’s no better for Southerners than the other two. If you recall, as governor of Texas, ol’ Dubya pulled down a couple of Flags himself, in the form of plaques in a government building commemorating the Confederate pension money that was used to pay for it. And we don’t want to forget that he was involved in the conspiracy to take down South Carolina’s Battle Flag from the dome in the first place, in a deal to help him beat Senator John McCain (Another real peach!) in the Palmetto State primaries, but not be “haunted” by the Southern Cross during the main campaign. Some choice, huh? As the late, great Governor George Wallace once said of Republicans and Democrats, “There’s not a dime’s worth of difference between them.” He was exactly right So, what to do? To begin with, don’t be a hypocrite and pretend that you actually have a choice; you don’t and the system is set up to see that you don’t. If this were actually a Constitutional Republic these days (often mistakenly called a Democracy), you might have a two party system. Under Communism, people had to “choose” their candidates from only one party; under our system, you get to choose from two parties controlled by the same people and having the same agendas, with only the most minor of variations. Get it through your heads – neither the pseudo-conservative Republicans nor the openly liberal Democrats are going to save the South. Both are adamantly opposed to everything that is Dixie. Don’t vote for either main party for president, if for no other reason than that it will make absolutely no difference in the ultimate outcome to us. None, zero, zip, nada. The leadership of both parties fully intend to complete the utter destruction of the South – symbolically, traditionally, culturally, religiously, and racially. This is the third step of a three-step program called “reconstruction” designed to remake us, the last real hold-outs on this continent, into a generic, homogenous, and above all, malleable population of sheeple. The first step was the Reconstruction that laid the groundwork in breaking the Southern spirit in the 1860’s. Step two was the forced integration of the 1950’s and ‘60’s that continued with step one while turning our whole society on its head and remolding it by bayonet point to make it ready and receptive to step three. We’re already well along in that particular process: the final ethnic cleansing of the Southern people. We have one chance for survival, and only one: we must first define who and what we are to ourselves, and get it set firmly in our minds. If you’re a Southerner, then think like it, talk like it, act like it, and vote like it. If you don’t know what a real Southerner is, go read Grissom’s “Can the South Survive?” A lot of our people need to do so, since they’ve apparently forgotten. Following that, we need to stop playing games. This is serious, people – nothing less than the survival, not only of Southern tradition and symbolism, but of the entire Southern Race is at stake. You need to get politically active. Join an organization that’s doing something; go to a protest or organize one yourself; give money and time to Southern Nationalists running for office; lobby for the issues of Southern concern at your legislature. Do something constructive for a change, instead of battling other Southerners over self-centered stupidity. Most of all, don’t vote for either face of the so-called “two party system.” Vote for someone else, but don’t vote for a Republicrat or Democon president.. The only wasted vote is the one for someone you don’t believe in.