Posts From Michael Hill
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THE SOCIETY OF TRUE HIGHLANDERS MEETS THE SSCV (2002) (Author’s note: These words have gone largely unheeded.) Once upon a time in Scotland there existed an organization called the Society
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BE PREPARED (2012) Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke recently announced what properly should be called QEternity. In other words, Quantitative Easing (the printing of money) will now be an open-ended process
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WHAT WOULD IT TAKE TO GET YOU TO FIGHT? (2011) MICHAEL HILL (Presented on 30 July 2011 at The League of the South national conference in Abbeville, South Carolina) WHAT
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ON SECESSION AND SOUTHERN INDEPENDENCE (2006) The voluntary union (or confederacy) of States known as the United States was born of a secessionist movement against Great Britain, and our Declaration
The Founding of The League: Why Southern Nationalism?
Tuscaloosa, Alabama, 24 June 1994, 1:00 p.m. “Everyone who favors forming an organization dedicated to Southern independence, line up against the wall to my left. Now, everyone who favors forming
The Formation of The League: Why Southern Nationalism?
Tuscaloosa, Alabama, 24 June 1994, 1:00 p.m. “Everyone who favors forming an organization dedicated to Southern independence, line up against the wall to my left. Now, everyone who favors forming
Statement on public education
The League of the South encourages all parents who have children in public schools to withdraw them and wash their hands of the entire globalist indoctrination system. The US DoJ
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WORKING HARD AND WORKING SMART ON SOUTHERN INDEPENDENCE (2014) Some people think that Southern independence can be had on the cheap. All we need is to find that one “get
Twelve Rules of Engagement for Southern Nationalists
1. The mantra “Violence [or the serious threat thereof] never settles anything” is patently false. History shows that it indeed does settle many things. Please don’t forget this—your enemy hasn’t.
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THE REAL DOMESTIC TERRORISTS (2012) The passage of something called the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) by the U.S. Congress in 2012 ought not, it would appear, cause undue concern
