βThe Confederate battle flag was a sign of defiance, a sign of pride, a declaration of a geographical area that you were proud to be from.
Thatβs all it is to me and all it has ever been to me. I canβt speak for all, but I know in my heart that most Southerners feel the same way.β
Charlie Daniels
Thatβs all it is to me and all it has ever been to me. I canβt speak for all, but I know in my heart that most Southerners feel the same way.β
Charlie Daniels
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Still flying the flag out of Emporia Virginia! ππ»ππ»ππ»π«‘π«‘π«‘ #DixieAintDead
*Photo courtesy RPD Photography.
*Photo courtesy RPD Photography.
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Confederate Memorial Chapel, Richmond, Virginia. The forced removal of these flags from the portico of the chapel, on the grounds of Old Soldiers Home, led to the organization of The Virginia Flaggers 15 years ago this month. #ReturnTheFlags #RestoreTheHonor
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Children prepare for a ride on the Confederate Barrel Train at our 15th Anniversary Picnic! Many thanks to the Gordsonville Grays, SCV Camp 2301 for providing the train and a generous donation to support the event! They are rebuilding the LEE monument. Check out their website www.leeridesagain.com
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Lee described his faithful horse in a letter in response to Mrs. Lee's cousin, Markie Williams, who wished to paint a portrait of Traveller:
βIf I was an artist like you, I would draw a true picture of Traveller; representing his fine proportions, muscular figure, deep chest, short back, strong haunches, flat legs, small head, broad forehead, delicate ears, quick eye, small feet, and black mane and tail. Such a picture would inspire a poet, whose genius could then depict his worth, and describe his endurance of toil, hunger, thirst, heat and cold; and the dangers and suffering through which he has passed. He could dilate upon his sagacity and affection, and his invariable response to every wish of his rider. He might even imagine his thoughts through the long night-marches and days of the battle through which he has passed. But I am no artist Markie, and can therefore only say he is a Confederate gray.β
β General Robert E. Lee, describing his horse Traveler in a letter to artist Markie Williams
βIf I was an artist like you, I would draw a true picture of Traveller; representing his fine proportions, muscular figure, deep chest, short back, strong haunches, flat legs, small head, broad forehead, delicate ears, quick eye, small feet, and black mane and tail. Such a picture would inspire a poet, whose genius could then depict his worth, and describe his endurance of toil, hunger, thirst, heat and cold; and the dangers and suffering through which he has passed. He could dilate upon his sagacity and affection, and his invariable response to every wish of his rider. He might even imagine his thoughts through the long night-marches and days of the battle through which he has passed. But I am no artist Markie, and can therefore only say he is a Confederate gray.β
β General Robert E. Lee, describing his horse Traveler in a letter to artist Markie Williams
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On this day, The Virginia Flaggers pause to honor Christopher Columbus, and remember the day he arrived in the new world, bringing Christianity to the Americas.
It's no surprise that the same people who want to erase our Confederate history, are also attacking this part of American history. BOTH are rooted in Christianity, something that stands squarely in the way of their godless agenda.
Lest we forget!
It's no surprise that the same people who want to erase our Confederate history, are also attacking this part of American history. BOTH are rooted in Christianity, something that stands squarely in the way of their godless agenda.
Lest we forget!
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Sally Tompkins left out of Voices in The Garden. *Shocker. The left only cares about women if it suits their agenda.
https://www.gazettejournal.net/capt-sally-tompkins-statue-left-out-of-voices-in-the-garden/
https://www.gazettejournal.net/capt-sally-tompkins-statue-left-out-of-voices-in-the-garden/
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When "America" was American. Don't you want your country back?
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