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A Statement from Michael Hill of The League of the South
It is unrealistic and unacceptable to expect the historic South–Dixie–to voluntarily subvert its own God-given right to govern itself and its national identity, and Southerners thus become a hated and
Doing our duty
If you’re going to contribute to The League’s legal fund, now would be a good time to do it. This year will be a crucial one in the existence of
White/Southern nationalism: an observation
The globalist elite outcry over the New Zealand mosque shootings by a “White nationalist” is not only predictable but, sadly for them, alarmingly ineffective. Gauging by the responses from “normal”
Somebody’s worried . . .
Max Boot, one of the Jewish Neo-Con whiners against anything White and particularly anything Southern, is at it again with the article linked below. If it were only true that
To our Russian friends
We soon will be introducing a Russian language section to the official website of The League of the South. We will encourage our Russian friends to explore our organization and
What to make of Roy Moore’s defeat
Yesterday, liberal Democrat Doug Jones defeated conservative Republican Roy Moore by a razor thin margin (about 1% or some 13,000 votes) in Alabama’s special Senate election to fill the remainder
The Hard Right
From Brad Griffin, League of the South Public Affairs Chief, on the difference between the Hard Right and everyone else who claims to stand on that side of the political
The latest from Occidental Dissent
Hunter Wallace’s Occidental Dissent blog is one every concerned Southern should be following everyday. The latest article is linked below. We in The League of the South are blood &
A word to “conservative American patriots”
The League of the South will work, in so far as possible, with all real nationalist groups in both America and Europe. To be a real nationalist, you must understand
Some thoughts on the current crisis in the streets
What you are seeing now in the streets of America is the beginning of the last act of American history. I know that sounds rather dramatic, but here’s why I