Tag "charlottesville"
Lawfare against The League
The League of the South is currently involved in two civil lawsuits because we dared go to Charlottesville in August 2017 to participate in a completely legal and officially permitted
The League and alliances
LS Directive 22082018 In the spring of 2017, The League became a partner organization in The Nationalist Front. This was a loose, unofficial alliance between us, The Traditional Workers Party
The League on Unite the Right
A Statement from The League of the South 13 August 2018 The League of the South did not participate in nor endorse Unite The Right Two. We have been asked:
League of the South legal fund
A call for help Y’all don’t forget that The League and three of our officers are still fighting on the legal front because of our involvement in Charlotteville a year
Charlottesville: An independent report
From Brad Griffin, League of the South Public Affairs Chief, on Charlottesville: http://www.occidentaldissent.com/2017/12/02/bombshell-independent-review-finds-charlottesville-police-department-thwarted-unite-the-right-rally/
Deandre Harris charged with felony in Charlottesville, Virginia
Deandre Harris, a young negro male, has been charged with a felony in Charlottesville, Virginia. Video shows that Mr. Harris was involved in harassing some of our members who were
The Cultural Vanguard Strategy
The latest post from our Public Relations Chief: http://www.occidentaldissent.com/2017/09/03/the-cultural-vanguard-strategy/
Anarcho-tyranny on full display in Charlottesville
From The League of the South’s Public Relations Chief: http://www.occidentaldissent.com/2017/08/27/anarcho-tyranny-the-corruption-of-charlottesville-va/
League of the South statement on Charlottesville
23 August 2017 The League of the South went to Charlottesville, Virginia, on Saturday, 12 August 2017, for two main reasons: to spread our nearly quarter-century old message of Southern
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