Confederate flag mistakenly raised over Mississippi Supreme Court

I heard the lid pop off that can of worms....

It currently is

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Oh, how we all long for the good ol' days.




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Oh, I wish I was in the land of cotton!

is that photo shop?

I have.

Ponder.

The only reason the South lost was that Lee lost his right hand man Stonewall Jackson. He was accidentally shot at night by one of his own soldiers.

Would've been better if they had flown the American flag upside down too.

Message loud and clear

Yep, that was a sign

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Quote from article:

" You can’t fight the feds. They have the atom bomb. "



Ahhh... but the US nuke assembly/disassembly and storage facility is in Texas.



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Douchebag. Did you know that many black troops fought for the Confederates? The Confederacy was about the preservation of a socio-political hierarchy, not about "blacks".

See here: [link to cwmemory.com]

I agree completely. Alot of people, esp. Yankies like to think that the civil war was just about keeping slaves when in reality, that notion could not be further from the truth. The civil war was mostly about tax increases on everything comming in or out of the southern states and everything sold down here, (yes including slaves). Also, alot of people forget that the pilgrims ran away from england to come here to keep their liqour from bieng taxes unfairly.

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Yes, that photo is real.

That was an actual sign that used to be in downtown reenville, Texas
which is about 45 miles east of Dallas.


In the 1920s the Texas State Fair in Dallas held KKK day.

[link to www.dallasnews.com]



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A Future Echo.

Watch for more 'odd' little occurances and note thier frequency as The Matrix reveals itself to be comming apart.

Trust me, no mistake. Plus southern heritage has been taking a beating lately. They are trying a real scrub job on history again. What a surprise...

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Yes, that photo is real.

That was an actual sign that used to be in downtown Greenville, Texas
which is about 45 miles east of Dallas.


In the 1920s the Texas State Fair in Dallas held KKK day.


[link to texashistory.unt.edu]

[link to texashistory.unt.edu]

[link to www.dallasnews.com]






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Lincoln added slavery as an issue several years into the war because the North was losing the war. The people up North were becoming demoralized by all the dead young people being returned home to them. The war was not supposed to be a long one.


The war was initially started because of some new taxes/tariffs being shoved down the throats of the South......plus issues relating to the settling of the new western territories.

My kids have learned in elementary and middle school that Lincoln practically walked on water and is just a hero, that he freed the slaves, bla bla bla. This is NY state.

I made a few comments at home about the rest of the story but told them to be careful not to talk about it in school. Just don't discuss those issues at all. They'll retaliate with all their communist and psychological repression and punishment if you push back against this agenda.

It should have read: "The Whitest Democrats"

They raise it to remind the north to vacation at the resort cities of Chicago, Detroit, and New York City.

Back in those days, people felt loyalty to their state.


The Constitution favored a strong local/state government and a weak central government. The framers had just finished a long war with such a government.....namely England.


Robert E. Lee left the Federal Army in response to a call by leaders in his home state Virginia. He was very sad about the outbreak of war.......but still felt loyalty to his home state......to help defend it.

Because it probably never happened.Just another psyop to create helter skelter.I wanna see the dead flag.

I don't see any rebel flag.I call false flag

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... it did start out as a war to see which was stronger ... states' rights or the federal government ...
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... yes ... slavery was not economically as beneficial anymore ...
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... and ... if Fort Sumpter had not been fired on ...
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... the path may have been much much different ...
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meh i used to drive all over the place and see that flag down there in the south no surprise...lots of family lineage, people want to pay homage to their history sometimes, it was probably intentional

OK I'll build a little fort right at the end of your driveway. I'll put an armed guard in there and resupply him regularly. I'll think of inspecting your car as you go in and out of your driveway.

Since I am peaceful, don't fight back.

Maybe they didn't expect a "Mississippi State" flag but a "State of Mississippi" flag?

Silly them, can't they read?

What they mean is the feds will order sent to your state standing up nuclear waste shipped in like from Kuwait and foreign lands to kill off your state people or at least make them high birth defects and ruin your health care state paid for.Like all the nuclear waste shipped into independent Idaho from U.S. Ecology via the U.S. Alabama ship.


[link to news.nationalgeographic.com]

Remember this when you eat all those Idaho potatoes.

Shipping nuclear waste is blackmail used to keep your congressman in line. I believe it was Dennis Kuccinich that pointed out this was being done years ago. This is the threatened nukes they are talking about...the depleted urnanium being bought from other countries to silence Americans. I believe we are buying some from Italy lately. Of course this was just on the internet.

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Nope - in Greenville from the 1920s-1960s.

The slogan's original intent was to describe the richness of
the area's soil along with the kindness of its citizens.
However, the imputed racial overtones caused the later phrase
to be modified to "the Greatest People" in the early 1970s.

[link to en.wikipedia.org]


That said, on May 12, 2011, a WHITE buffalo was born in Greenville ;)

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