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ABC News caught lying? Say it ain’t so!
This video, which the Establishment claims to be ABC News footage of Turks “attacking” Kurds in Syria, is video of the annual Knob Creek, Kentucky, Machine Gun Shoot in 2006.
But “White supremacy” is the real danger . . .
BJS stats . . . Violent victimizations (excluding homicide) between blacks and whites last year, including white-on-black and black-on-white attacks. Blacks committed 537,204 of those interracial felonies, or 90 percent,
The New Red Terror: Part Two
“But the Communist soul is the soul of Judaism. Hence it follows that, just as in the Russian revolution, the triumph of Communism was the triumph of Judaism . .
Charlottesville, Two Years After
On this day, two years ago–12 August 2017–The League of the South went to Charlottesville to defend our Southern inheritance. We moved on foot toward Lee Park, our permitted event
The War on Whiteness
The ongoing war on Whiteness has reached a fever pitch in America. One of the latest shootings, in El Paso, has been blamed on a “White Supremacist,” and everyone from
Resistance to Tyranny: The Last Option
Besides personal government–controlling yourself by means of your mind, heart, and conscience–there are three other biblical forms of government recognized historically as legitimate in Christendom: 1) civil government; 2) ecclesiastical
Punishing beliefs
“The complaint, in spare language, forcefully makes the case that ideology and actions are inextricable.” A 17 June article in the Jewish Telegraphic Agency contains a story on the lawsuit
The New Red Terror
The New Red Terror On 9 April 2019 we may have seen the official beginning of a campaign that might be termed “The New Red Terror.” That’s when the US
League YouTube channel removed
Today, 5 June 2019, The League of the South’s YouTube channel, Dixienet II, was removed from the internet. It was removed because it was spreading what YouTube/Google called “hate speech.”
League visits Emmett Till memorial . . .
Yesterday, The League of the South conducted a small-unit operation at the site of the Emmett Till memorial plaque on the banks of the Tallahatchie River near Glendora, Mississippi (see