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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
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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 RIGHTS OF THE STATES (2010) When our Founders broke the bonds of political association with the British Empire in 1776, the former colonies became free and independent States constituting
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THE RIGHT OF SECESSION AND THE BENEFITS OF INDEPENDENCE FOR THE SOUTH (2014) “Secession belongs to a different class of remedies. It is to be justified upon the basis that
WHY MY HEART’S IN DIXIE
When I was much younger, I used to see a bumper sticker or tag that conveyed the following positive message: “Get your heart [a literal heart] in Dixie or get
Agenda for 2021 League of the South National Conference
10-11 September in Pine Level, Alabama (Community Center) Master of Ceremonies: Mr. Rick Tyler “Southern Independence: Thinking Outside the Box” Thursday, 9 September LS Board, Staff, and State Chairman meeting
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ON SECESSION AND SOUTHERN INDEPENDENCE (2012) The voluntary union (or confederacy) of States known as the United States was born of a secessionist movement against Great Britain, and our Declaration
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KINISM (2001) It is time to discuss the racial issue intelligently. Ignoring it will not make it go away. The place to begin is to refute the false choice that
