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Agenda for 2019 League of the South National Conference
5-7 September in Pine Level, Alabama Master of Ceremonies: Mr. Rick Tyler Conference Theme: “No Compromise With Evil: Defending Our Southern Homeland” Thursday, 5 September Security Team meeting LS Board,
Announcing the 2019 League of the South national conference (updated 15 July)
The 2019 League of the South national conference will be held in central Alabama on 6-7 September. Please mark the dates on your calendar and plan to join us for
Announcing the 2019 LS national conference
The 2019 League of the South national conference will be held in central Alabama on 6-7 September (exact location to be disclosed later). Please mark the dates on your calendar
LS demonstration and honoring Dr. David Duke, 7 April
On Saturday, 7 April, the League of the South will hold a demonstration in Wetumpka, Alabama, from 10 a.m. until noon. Thereafter, we will host a mini-conference at the Southern
Stormfront Action radio
The League of the South is co-hosting an hour long radio show called Stormfront Action. It runs from 9-10 a.m. (EST) Monday through Friday on the Stormfront/Rense Radio network. Joining
LS legal defense fund
Please help us build up our legal defense fund! Go here and contribute: https://hatreon.net/LeagueoftheSouth/ Thank you! Michael Hill
Southern Nationalist Radio #46 w/ Michael Hill
Harold Crews interviews Michael Hill (see photo from 1995), President of The League of the South, about the organization’s founding and its history. http://southernnationalistradio.libsyn.com/podcast
League establishes closer relations with TPC radio show
The League of the South is happy to announce closer working relations with host James Edwards (see photo) and The Political Cesspool radio show. You can listen to TPC every
A Band of Brothers
June 28, 2017 I’ve been home from Alabama for a few days now, my thoughts about last week at the League Conference have jelled and coalesced to some extent, and
A Note to My Critics
I have noticed lately that some of my erstwhile compatriots who once belonged to The League are criticizing me for taking the organization in a much more radical direction. In