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07/28/2024

As we begin to think about SEC football, here is my Roil Tide

It was the twilight of the Confederacy in the spring of 1865. Federal armies were tramping throughout the southern states, burning, pillaging, and destroying anything of value, with little resistance from the remnants of the Confederate army. In late March of 1865 Union General John T. Croxton was given orders to take his cavalry force of 1500 troopers to Tuscaloosaand "destroy the bridge, factories, mills, university, and whatever else may be of benefit to the rebel cause." Three hundred young men from the Alabama Corps of Cadets ranging in ages from 15 to 20 years old were all that stood before the invading force.

At the start of the war the University of Alabama converted to a military form of governance, with it's primary duty to produce new officers for the Confederate Army. The university soon became the "West Point of the South," supplying Confederate armies with 7 generals, 25 colonels, 14 lieutenant colonels, 21 majors, 125 captains, 273 staff and other commissioned officers and 294 private soldiers.

Near midnight, as lightning illuminated the stormy skies of April 3rd, the Commandant of the Corps of Cadets James T. Murfee called to battle his remaining 300 cadets with drummers at the guard house pounding out the "long roll". Excited young cadets quickly gathered into their formations next to the guard house and Rotunda. The President of the University Landon Cabell Garland supervised the cadets on his white horse.

Once formed, the Corps of Cadets marched down University Boulevard and met the Federal Sixth Kentucky Cavalry just east of the intersection of University Boulevard and Greensboro Avenue. The Cadets formed a defensive line of battle in the street where a heavy exchange of fire ensued. But it was immediately clear that the Cadets were outmatched against the large Federal force. Bravely the Cadets held their ground until ordered to withdraw, going back to the University to gather supplies and leave Tuscaloosaheading south on the Huntsville Road. The night of April 3rd had been the Alabama Corps of Cadets last call to battle.

Trump was shot at (and grazed) at rally in Butler, Pennsylvania today.
07/13/2024

Trump was shot at (and grazed) at rally in Butler, Pennsylvania today.

06/19/2024
05/29/2024

Independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has condemned the removal of Confederate statues, saying he had a "visceral reaction against" the destruction of monuments honoring southern leaders from the Civil War. https://bit.ly/3QZIMmz

BREAKING NEWS! Virginia Governor vetos heritage hating bills!!VICTORY!BREAKING NEWS!!!ANOTHER HERITAGE VICTORY IN VIRGIN...
05/19/2024

BREAKING NEWS! Virginia Governor vetos heritage hating bills!!

VICTORY!

BREAKING NEWS!!!

ANOTHER HERITAGE VICTORY IN VIRGINIA!

Thank you Governor of Virginia!

The Governor just announced that he has VETOED BOTH HB 812 AND SB517, effectively ending the Democrat's attempts to confiscate our Robert E Lee and SCV license plates, and remove the tax exemption status of several of Virginia's oldest historical societies, including the United Daughters of the Confederacy. Thank you, Governor, for standing with those who voted you into office, and thank you to each of YOU who made phone calls, sent emails, and wrote letters to the Governor's office! What a great day in Old Virginny!

Now you know what to do! THANK THE GOVERNOR! Please let him know how much we appreciate him standing with us and against the WOKE left!

CONTACT:
Phone: (804) 786-2211
Email: [email protected]
Mailing Address:
Office of the Governor
P.O. Box 1475
Richmond, VA 23218

This comes after Youngkin gave the following encouraging remarks when asked about the vote to return Confederate School names in Shenandoah County:

We will celebrate and enjoy the moment, and then we MUST build on this momentum to continue the fight and prepare for the next legisative session.

Praise God from whom ALL blessings flow!

For Christ and the Confederacy,
Susan Lee
The Virginia Flaggers

05/10/2024

VICTORY IN VIRGINIA! The Shenandoah County, Virginia School Board has voted 5-1 to RESTORE the names of two public schools named in honor of Stonewall Jackson, and Gen. Lee and Ashby. The original board was challenged by patriots and most of those who had voted to remove these names were DEFEATED and replaced with real Southerners. This proves that we can WIN. Let's us march to the sound of battle and as Jackson would say, "give them cold steel!"

Arson is suspected.
11/16/2023

Arson is suspected.

"TOTAL LOSS": A piece of Georgia history has been lost after a fire destroyed a 180-year-old home filled with antiques in Stone Mountain Park's Historic Square.

Victory in Stone Mountain! All three of the candidates who openly opposed the carving on Stone Mountain lost. Two of the...
11/09/2023

Victory in Stone Mountain!

All three of the candidates who openly opposed the carving on Stone Mountain lost. Two of these candidates were incumbents. The three candidates who openly supported the carving on Stone Mountain won!

07/04/2023

HAPPY SECESSION DAY.

Happy Thanksgiving Y’all
11/24/2022

Happy Thanksgiving Y’all

Happy Halloween Y’all
10/30/2022

Happy Halloween Y’all

10/19/2022

An unitendified student in Erwin High School's JROTC program (Ashville, North Carolina) wore a Confederate uniform during a football game ceremony on...

The flying of a Confederate flag at a Delaware museum may change one of the state’s cherished and unique political tradi...
10/18/2022

The flying of a Confederate flag at a Delaware museum may change one of the state’s cherished and unique political traditions – Return Day.

The flying of a Confederate flag at a Delaware museum and a town’s nearly $25,000 grant to the facility will change the flavor of one of the state’s...

Limestone County Churches Involved (LCCI) received a $500 donation from the Capt. Thomas H. Hobbs Camp  #768, Sons of Co...
10/18/2022

Limestone County Churches Involved (LCCI) received a $500 donation from the Capt. Thomas H. Hobbs Camp #768, Sons of Confederate Veterans.

Limestone County Churches Involved (LCCI) received a $500 donation Friday morning from the Captain Thomas Hobbs Camp Sons of Confederate Veterans (SCV). Camp...

Happy Secession Day!
07/03/2022

Happy Secession Day!

02/16/2022

We have another time capsule!

It was found under what was the amazingly well designed and dramatic Davis Monument (until the Virginia Taliban destroyed it).

01/20/2022
01/10/2022

See you tomorrow Chat Heads!!! The SCV CHAT crew needs you to share this post!!!!

A new project is underway to create a new Robert E Lee equestrian statue, a full scale replica of the one removed in Ric...
12/07/2021

A new project is underway to create a new Robert E Lee equestrian statue, a full scale replica of the one removed in Richmond, Virginia. The project has been created by the Gordonsville Grays SCV Camp #2301. Please consider making a contribution to this project. We did!

Make checks payable to Gordonsville Grays, note "Lee Monument" in the memo line, and mail to PO Box 204, Gordonsville, VA 22942.

Donations may also be made via PayPal to [email protected] OR www.givesendgo.com/LeeRidesAgain

Challenge others to donate too by sharing this post! Reply to this post after you've made your donation so we can see your support!

Patriots,    Join us as we raise funds for a new 14' Robert E. Lee equestrian monument. Our monument will be put on private property and not subject to political whims. The proposed location will be in Virginia along Interstate 64 between Charlottesville and Richmond. 

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