In the United States there have been a series of sanctuary movements. First there were cities and counties and states having sanctuary for undocumented immigrants where one way or the other they defy the enforcement of immigration laws.
However, seeing a good strategy there is now a sanctuary movement for the 2nd Amendment of the U.S. Constitution which affirms the right to bear arms.
There is even a sanctuary city against abortion.
Let me list some links for background and then resume the discussion.
For sanctuary cities regarding immigration.
https://www.cnn.com/2017/01/25/politics/sanctuary-cities-explained/index.html
For guns.
https://nypost.com/2019/12/21/more-than-100-virginia-cities-counties-declare-themselves-gun-sanctuaries/
For abortion
https://www.vice.com/en_us/article/3k3gq3/lawmakers-are-banning-abortions-in-cities-sanctuary-cities-for-the-unborn
I am not saying that the articles provided above are unbiased or broadly representative. They are there to show you that there are such movements and to give you some background.
These sanctuary movements are nullification pure and simple. The spirit of John C. Calhoun lives in all of them.
It is profoundly anti-democratic. Democracy isn't just supporting the government and the laws when you win, it is accepting defeat in an election and the consequences.
These movements are nothing more than the modern day version of "massive resistance." "Massive resistance" was the resistance to the civil rights movement in the mid-20th century.
Nullification is logically incoherent. If you can decide to ignore one law, why not ignore others. Also, if laws by a national body are to be accepted upon a localities choosing then there really is no point for a national body.
Now nations do have internally autonomous regions and special acccomodations for localities. They are usually spelled out very clearly that the adjustments are for some areas of legislation and governace and not other areas. They exist because of a variety of historical factors.
Nullification is suggested whenever some law or another gets some locality upset and the local politicians seek to gain popularity by supporting it.
Nullification is secession by another way. Instead of formally seperating, you pick and choose what you want and don't want, and avoid any of the military issues. However, you are seceding from national government by parts.
There is a lot of speculation thrown out about a civil war in the United States. I am torn between seeing it as alarmism and between being alarmed myself.
I do seek the sanctuary movement is being a sort of practice for secession. It is defiance of the national law which could be a percursor for defiance of the national governement and identity.
It also gets people consciously involved with defying the national government. It is a practice session for defying the national government generally.
So is civil war coming? I don't know. I have been seeing one element or another fall in place since Obama was re-elected president in 2012 when there were those secession petitions. Each one element in itself isn't all that significant, but accumulated one by one I think they work together to evolve in the public mind a new attitude towards national identity or more specifically the rejection of it.
If Donald Trump was impeached I think all the interstate highways in the United States would be blockaded by Trump supporters in less than 24 hours. American interstate highways go through long distances of very rural areas which are very pro-Trump. Trump supporters would regard it as the election results of 2016 being overturned. However, I think that the process of impeachment is now stalled at least until the 2020 national elections. Even then, even if the U.S. Senate is controlled by the Democrats, a 2/3rd majority is needed for impeachment. So impeachment is not happening.
If Trump is not re-elected I think secession movements will be revived from their current moribund existence, but if he is re-elected they will remain largely stagnant. I am tending at this moment of writing to think that Trump has a fairly good chance of re-election. I remember that the Democrats were very sure in 2018 there was going to be some massive "blue wave", and in the end it resulted in only getting control of the U.S. House by a slim majority.
However, there are other paths leading to secession movements taking off or a civil war like situation. This where Trump is re-elected, but the Republicans lose control of the U.S. Senate and don't regain the U.S. House. In this case the Democrats still won't be able to impeach Trump, but they will be able to subject him to all sorts of tactics to make his life miserable. There are likely to be endless congressional panels making inquiries about everyone and everything in the Trump administration. It will be ugly. Trump supporters might decide that their election victory in 2016 is being overturned and I can see that leading into real conflict.
This 2nd Amendment sanctuary movement by counties and cities versus state governments is a potential flash point for violent resistance. After this is a movement for guns and the laws are to regulate them which means there is the potential of their denial or being taken away. The possibility of violent conflict or a stand-off involving guns and threats of violence is fairly obvious.
It would be a training ground for armed resistance to a larger governmental movement and if the Democrats win the 2020 presidential election they would likely pass gun laws and I think that a movement of resistance armed with guns will be ongoing.
However, the issue of secession mostly rests on the results of the 2020 elections. There will be developments over time which I think will erode national identity or support for the nation state, but there will merely make it easier for civil war or secession when the historical window opens, but in and of themselves will not drive secession or civil war.
We just have to wait for the election results of 2020.
Tuesday, December 24, 2019
UNITED DAUGHTERS OF THE CONFEDERACY WARNS READERS ABOUT ANTI-CONFEDERATE CHRISTMAS CAROLS.
UNITED DAUGHTERS OF THE CONFEDERACY WARNS READERS ABOUT ANTI-CONFEDERATE CHRISTMAS CAROLS.
There a lot of interesting things in earlier posts and I recommend searching topics for interesting items.
Tuesday, December 17, 2019
Tuesday, December 10, 2019
United Daughters of the Confederacy (UDC) called "KKK-Linked" by "Breitbart"
The title of the Breitbart Dec. 19, 2019 article is, "Nolte: Watch Joe Biden Defend KKK-Linked Confederate Group as 'Fine People,'".
https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2019/12/10/nolte-watch-joe-biden-defend-kkk-linked-confederate-group-as-fine-people/
Wonders never cease.
Joe Biden depends heavily on the support of African American Democrats and I think is the centrist Democratic candidate the Republicans fear.
Also, Breitbart is pushing a BLEXIT movement, a movement of African Americans out of the Democratic Party. They don't need a majority of African Americans to vote Republican to achieve their objectives electorally, but if they can get a 10 or 15% it would help a lot.
What is interesting about this is that Breitbart is bringing to the public's attention the UDC's history of praising the Reconstruction Ku Klux Klan.
For decades I couldn't get the liberal or neoliberal press interested in this. For decades the UDC was given a free pass. Suddenly, the reactionary right is publishing stuff like this about the UDC.
What it shows is that among conservatives and reactionaries the UDC is seen as something of little consequence and there are opportunities in reporting its racist agenda.
I have noticed that Breitbart isn't defending the Confederacy anymore, perhaps a little and I have missed it. An insurrection that would have destoryed America doesn't really fit into an agenda where you have the slogan, "Make America Great Again."
I think we will find some UDC members dropping out, but the big impact to the UDC is that younger people aren't going to join when when even the radical right is dumping the Confederacy and getting African American votes is seen as critical to advancing their agenda.
Also, a lot of the population that was really bought into the Confederacy is passing away. A conservative movement needs to look into the future, and they can see there is no future hanging on to the Confederacy.
I think the Breitbart direction maybe in response to this article in the 11/25/2018 article, Washington Post, titled, "The GOP is now the party of neo-Confederates."
https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/the-gop-is-now-the-party-of-neo-confederates/2018/11/25/d5d9dd88-f109-11e8-bc79-68604ed88993_story.html
Of course I couldn't get the Washington Post interested in neo-Confederates for decades, but now they are suddenly interested. The Washington Post provided a defense for Obama when he sent a wreath to the Arlington Confederate Monument.
It is 2019, soon to be 2020, and it seems not one wants the Confederacy and it is a liability the two major political parties want to pin on each other as a means to lible them.
https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2019/12/10/nolte-watch-joe-biden-defend-kkk-linked-confederate-group-as-fine-people/
Wonders never cease.
Joe Biden depends heavily on the support of African American Democrats and I think is the centrist Democratic candidate the Republicans fear.
Also, Breitbart is pushing a BLEXIT movement, a movement of African Americans out of the Democratic Party. They don't need a majority of African Americans to vote Republican to achieve their objectives electorally, but if they can get a 10 or 15% it would help a lot.
What is interesting about this is that Breitbart is bringing to the public's attention the UDC's history of praising the Reconstruction Ku Klux Klan.
For decades I couldn't get the liberal or neoliberal press interested in this. For decades the UDC was given a free pass. Suddenly, the reactionary right is publishing stuff like this about the UDC.
What it shows is that among conservatives and reactionaries the UDC is seen as something of little consequence and there are opportunities in reporting its racist agenda.
I have noticed that Breitbart isn't defending the Confederacy anymore, perhaps a little and I have missed it. An insurrection that would have destoryed America doesn't really fit into an agenda where you have the slogan, "Make America Great Again."
I think we will find some UDC members dropping out, but the big impact to the UDC is that younger people aren't going to join when when even the radical right is dumping the Confederacy and getting African American votes is seen as critical to advancing their agenda.
Also, a lot of the population that was really bought into the Confederacy is passing away. A conservative movement needs to look into the future, and they can see there is no future hanging on to the Confederacy.
I think the Breitbart direction maybe in response to this article in the 11/25/2018 article, Washington Post, titled, "The GOP is now the party of neo-Confederates."
https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/the-gop-is-now-the-party-of-neo-confederates/2018/11/25/d5d9dd88-f109-11e8-bc79-68604ed88993_story.html
Of course I couldn't get the Washington Post interested in neo-Confederates for decades, but now they are suddenly interested. The Washington Post provided a defense for Obama when he sent a wreath to the Arlington Confederate Monument.
It is 2019, soon to be 2020, and it seems not one wants the Confederacy and it is a liability the two major political parties want to pin on each other as a means to lible them.
Monday, November 18, 2019
Landscape Reparations. Deracializing the landscape
One of the problems I think with getting rid of Confederate monuments, Confederate named streets is that they are looked at in isolation, instead of considering the entire landscape and realizing it is a white landscape and realizing that there needs to be Landscape Reparations. By the way there is this Facebook page to join if you want to deracialize the landscape.
https://www.facebook.com/groups/661267871019209/
This is my first postcast on the topic.It is the first Version. I am just starting to think through the issue of Landscape Reparations and I am putting out some ideas, but I also ask the listener to share their ideas. (This doesn't mean I am interested in the rantings of white nationalists.) I think the biggest barrier is people thinking that nothing can be done.
This is the companion piece. I will have more podcasts on what can be done regarding the white landscape.
https://www.facebook.com/groups/661267871019209/
This is my first postcast on the topic.It is the first Version. I am just starting to think through the issue of Landscape Reparations and I am putting out some ideas, but I also ask the listener to share their ideas. (This doesn't mean I am interested in the rantings of white nationalists.) I think the biggest barrier is people thinking that nothing can be done.
This is the companion piece. I will have more podcasts on what can be done regarding the white landscape.
Friday, November 08, 2019
Texas establishment scared of Texas secessionists scaring away investors.
This is the Texas Monthly article in response to The Altantic article about secession.
https://www.texasmonthly.com/politics/texas-secessionists-2019/
This is The Atlantic article to which the Texas Monthly was responding. .
https://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2019/12/the-secessionist/600739
Now I have blogged on how the Texas Nationalist Movement has over represented itself and the support isn't as extensive as they claim in terms of activists. However, the Texas Monthly article is wrong and misleading by trying to say the support for Texas secession is miniscule or a trivial few.
They refer to the 2016 Texas State Republican Convention and that the issue was raised, what they don't mention, and don't mention in the article about the state convention for which they provide the link, is that the vote against secession was 16 to 14 with one abstention in the platform committee. This is not a marginal group of people and a reasonable sample group of representative Texas Republican Party leaders.
What is also not mentioned is that Texas Boys State voted for secession.
https://www.chron.com/news/politics/texas/article/Texas-Boys-State-votes-to-secede-for-Union-11247209.php
But more importantly opinion polls have showed a fair degree for support for secession. One of them showed that 60% of Trump supporters in Texas wanted to secede if Hillary Clinton was elected in 2016.
The Texas Monthly article tries to assert that the support for secession is trivial.
I am not saying even with Donald Trump not re-elected that it is a sure thing that there will be a mass secession movement.
I am saying two things.
1. This Texas Monthly article is very selective in what it chooses to evaluate the potential for a Texas secession movement in Texas and the extent of support and possible support.
2. Secession movements have a habit of going from obscurity to being significant. As scholars have pointed out nations are imagined. Imaginations are not cast in concrete but are full of flux. Secession is also a topic that is discussed much more now days. We see nations will real secession movements and real possibilities of secession.
If there is wide spread alienation in Texas from the national government the Texas nationalist movement could suddenly be a mass movement.
What Texas Monthly is scared of is that some fund manager may start thinking things about what their funds exposure is to Texas mortgages. The moment there is even rumor that some fund managers are thinking of limiting exposure Texas real estate mortgages will have to pay a point or have maybe higher down payments or something.
Even worse will be trying to get corporations to locate to Texas when other potential sites will point out that they don't have a secession movement or the potential of armed right wing militias.
Then there is the issue of recruiting talent to Texas. They probably don't want to face even the remote possibility that there children will have to apply to immigrate into the United States. No one wants to move to loony land.
https://www.texasmonthly.com/politics/texas-secessionists-2019/
This is The Atlantic article to which the Texas Monthly was responding. .
https://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2019/12/the-secessionist/600739
Now I have blogged on how the Texas Nationalist Movement has over represented itself and the support isn't as extensive as they claim in terms of activists. However, the Texas Monthly article is wrong and misleading by trying to say the support for Texas secession is miniscule or a trivial few.
They refer to the 2016 Texas State Republican Convention and that the issue was raised, what they don't mention, and don't mention in the article about the state convention for which they provide the link, is that the vote against secession was 16 to 14 with one abstention in the platform committee. This is not a marginal group of people and a reasonable sample group of representative Texas Republican Party leaders.
What is also not mentioned is that Texas Boys State voted for secession.
https://www.chron.com/news/politics/texas/article/Texas-Boys-State-votes-to-secede-for-Union-11247209.php
But more importantly opinion polls have showed a fair degree for support for secession. One of them showed that 60% of Trump supporters in Texas wanted to secede if Hillary Clinton was elected in 2016.
The Texas Monthly article tries to assert that the support for secession is trivial.
It’s not impossible to imagine things like the 2016 floor debate going differently at a future GOP convention—we do live in unpredictable times!—but for now, you can fill a few stadiums with people who like to fantasize about the idea of secession, but that still leaves a whopping 98.7 percent of the state full of people who are happy where they are.I am not saying that there is a serious mass movement for secession in Texas at this point and if Donald Trump is re-elected in 2020 there won't be for at least four more years.
I am not saying even with Donald Trump not re-elected that it is a sure thing that there will be a mass secession movement.
I am saying two things.
1. This Texas Monthly article is very selective in what it chooses to evaluate the potential for a Texas secession movement in Texas and the extent of support and possible support.
2. Secession movements have a habit of going from obscurity to being significant. As scholars have pointed out nations are imagined. Imaginations are not cast in concrete but are full of flux. Secession is also a topic that is discussed much more now days. We see nations will real secession movements and real possibilities of secession.
If there is wide spread alienation in Texas from the national government the Texas nationalist movement could suddenly be a mass movement.
What Texas Monthly is scared of is that some fund manager may start thinking things about what their funds exposure is to Texas mortgages. The moment there is even rumor that some fund managers are thinking of limiting exposure Texas real estate mortgages will have to pay a point or have maybe higher down payments or something.
Even worse will be trying to get corporations to locate to Texas when other potential sites will point out that they don't have a secession movement or the potential of armed right wing militias.
Then there is the issue of recruiting talent to Texas. They probably don't want to face even the remote possibility that there children will have to apply to immigrate into the United States. No one wants to move to loony land.
Thursday, November 07, 2019
Lengthy article in "The Atlantic" about the Texas secession movement.
The Atlantic has this lengthy article about the Texas secession movement.
https://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2019/12/the-secessionist/600739/
The article misses entirely that in 2016 they nearly got on the Republican Texas State Party platform a secession resolution. It seems the author didn't do any real indepth research and just wanted to do a colorful type story on an oddity.
I have set up this Facebook group to collect individuals opposed to Texas secession.
https://www.facebook.com/TexansTruetotheUnion/
The biggest problem is that people don't think this effort has a remote chance of success, but they have come close to reaching an objective of getting a secession measure on the Texas primary ballot.
If Trump is defeated in 2020 they will be springing back to life. If Trump is elected they will be moribund.
I have blogged on this prior where I discuss this movement at length.
https://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2019/12/the-secessionist/600739/
The article misses entirely that in 2016 they nearly got on the Republican Texas State Party platform a secession resolution. It seems the author didn't do any real indepth research and just wanted to do a colorful type story on an oddity.
I have set up this Facebook group to collect individuals opposed to Texas secession.
https://www.facebook.com/TexansTruetotheUnion/
The biggest problem is that people don't think this effort has a remote chance of success, but they have come close to reaching an objective of getting a secession measure on the Texas primary ballot.
If Trump is defeated in 2020 they will be springing back to life. If Trump is elected they will be moribund.
I have blogged on this prior where I discuss this movement at length.
Monday, November 04, 2019
UPDATE Pro-Slavery theology and the idea of the Civil War being a Holy War in the Confederate Veteran, publication of the Sons of Confederate Veterans
The article detailing how pro-slavery theology and the idea that the Civil War was a holy war, a theological war, is promoted in articles in the Confederate Veteran, the official publication of the Sons of Confederate Veterans (SCV) and by officers of the SCV is now online at this link.
http://templeofdemocracy.com/pro-slavery-theology-and-the-civil-war-as-a-holy-war.html
This is also going to be read and released as a podcast. A link to the podcast and a player for the podcast will be added into this blog. So look for the word "UPDATE" in the title.
I think churches in the St. Augustine area will be interested this. The one article which denounces denominations in the South as being betrayers should make every church think twice.
http://templeofdemocracy.com/pro-slavery-theology-and-the-civil-war-as-a-holy-war.html
This is also going to be read and released as a podcast. A link to the podcast and a player for the podcast will be added into this blog. So look for the word "UPDATE" in the title.
I think churches in the St. Augustine area will be interested this. The one article which denounces denominations in the South as being betrayers should make every church think twice.
Friday, November 01, 2019
How to get rid of all the Confederate streets
I did a podcast on how to get rid of all the Confederate streets. I am going to be producing some other papers and videos on the topic also.
Labels:
Canton,
Confederate,
Ervay,
Podcast,
streets
Wednesday, October 30, 2019
The thin blue line Confederate flag and the neo-Confederate opposition to the Black Lives Matter movement
I did a VLOG about the thin blue line Confederate flag that is being sold by the Southern Legal Resource Center and Cooter's Place.
https://slrc-csa.org/shop/blue-lives-matter-3x5-confederate-battle-flag/
https://cootersplace.com/collections/poly-flags/products/blue-lives-matter-3x5-confederate-flag-polyester
The link is https://youtu.be/Mnz-U1Z8VRs
https://slrc-csa.org/shop/blue-lives-matter-3x5-confederate-battle-flag/
https://cootersplace.com/collections/poly-flags/products/blue-lives-matter-3x5-confederate-flag-polyester
The link is https://youtu.be/Mnz-U1Z8VRs
Saturday, October 19, 2019
UPDATE. Podcast is done. The Sons of Confederate Veterans offering the book, "The Negro, The Southerner's Problem," for sale.
This is the link to the page.
http://templeofdemocracy.com/the-negro-the-southerners-problem.html
This book is recommended in the Sons of Confederate Veterans merchandise catalogs as "thoughtful."
It is one of America's most notorious racist books.
The section I have put online is about Page's thoughts on rape and African Americans being rapists.
I have read sections of the book and made this podcast.
http://templeofdemocracy.com/the-negro-the-southerners-problem.html
This book is recommended in the Sons of Confederate Veterans merchandise catalogs as "thoughtful."
It is one of America's most notorious racist books.
The section I have put online is about Page's thoughts on rape and African Americans being rapists.
I have read sections of the book and made this podcast.
Friday, October 18, 2019
Update: Podcast added in. Stephen D. Lee, "The Charge," Lynching and African Americans as rapists
This is going to be a podcast and a Vlog and there will be a part 2 about this which will also be a webpage, podcast and a VLOG.
http://templeofdemocracy.com/stephen-dill-lee-and-the-charge.html
You can however go to
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC_TBuNDUeTcx0e2SlYfCYqw
and
http://newtknight.libsyn.com/
And subscribe and be kept up to date.
Don't forget our Facebook page Deracialize the Landscape
https://www.facebook.com/groups/661267871019209/
http://templeofdemocracy.com/stephen-dill-lee-and-the-charge.html
You can however go to
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC_TBuNDUeTcx0e2SlYfCYqw
and
http://newtknight.libsyn.com/
And subscribe and be kept up to date.
Don't forget our Facebook page Deracialize the Landscape
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Thursday, October 17, 2019
What is neo-Confederacy? Podcast
This is the link to the podcast.
http://newtknight.libsyn.com/what-is-neo-confederacy
I am building up a set of podcasts to get the word out to the public. I am seeing downloads already. I think initially it will start slow and then build up.
http://newtknight.libsyn.com/what-is-neo-confederacy
I am building up a set of podcasts to get the word out to the public. I am seeing downloads already. I think initially it will start slow and then build up.
Refuting African American defenders of Confederate memorialization
New podcast is done and is online. In this case I used the letter to the editor of Maryland Lt. Gov. Rutherford defense of keeping which makes the Confederacy equal to the United States of America in the Maryland statehouse. A lot of the argumentation might apply to any defender of Confederate junk, but there are some specific items regarding African American defenders of Confederate memorialization.
http://newtknight.libsyn.com/newscast-20191017-analyzing-and-refuting-arguments-in-defense-of-confederate-memorialization-by-republican-african-americans
http://newtknight.libsyn.com/newscast-20191017-analyzing-and-refuting-arguments-in-defense-of-confederate-memorialization-by-republican-african-americans
Labels:
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Boyd Rutherford,
Maryland,
Podcast,
Republican
Wednesday, October 16, 2019
What we need to do to bring down Confederate monuments pod cast.
Though Confederate monuments are coming down, it is largely outside the former Confederate states where there are the most Confederate monuments. Many former Confederate states have passed laws to prevent Confederate monuments from being removed. This podcast discusses what we need to do to remove Confederate monuments. We need to organize, we need to develop tactics, we need to self-educate and educate others. We have the Facebook page Deracialize the Landscape to connect activists together.
Again sharring podcasts or VLOGS and Facebook postings to others gets the word out. Liking is okay, but it doesn't inform others.
Again sharring podcasts or VLOGS and Facebook postings to others gets the word out. Liking is okay, but it doesn't inform others.
Tuesday, October 15, 2019
First podcast done and uploaded.
I have completed my first podcast. It is just a short podcast of a little over 10 minutes and details my publishing on the topic of neo-Confederates.
http://newtknight.libsyn.com/
It is on Spotify and I think several other distributors of podcasts. I think I can add other distributors also, but at this time, I think this is a good start.
If I am going to be speaking on neo-Confederates, I need to be a credible source and my publishing record does make me a credible source.
I have this video which also gives my curriculum vitae.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cuVL_9hGwOI
Also, I have a YouTube channel.
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC_TBuNDUeTcx0e2SlYfCYqw
I have been putting together scripts for podcasts and getting things together. I haven't done more than this single one since I have had construction in front of the house and in the house. Also, I had a great many ideas and wanted to prioritize them. Should I do somthing on the SCV and the JROTC next, or read some selections from Southern Mercury, or the anti-Semitism in Frank Conners book and show the adds for it offering it for sale. Then there is the commentary of Stephen D. Lee on African American men and rape in a volume of Confederate Military History and in a book that was offered for sale by the SCV. So I have created a priority list. But before I did any blogs I needed to establish my academic record and I have done so.
http://newtknight.libsyn.com/
It is on Spotify and I think several other distributors of podcasts. I think I can add other distributors also, but at this time, I think this is a good start.
If I am going to be speaking on neo-Confederates, I need to be a credible source and my publishing record does make me a credible source.
I have this video which also gives my curriculum vitae.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cuVL_9hGwOI
Also, I have a YouTube channel.
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC_TBuNDUeTcx0e2SlYfCYqw
I have been putting together scripts for podcasts and getting things together. I haven't done more than this single one since I have had construction in front of the house and in the house. Also, I had a great many ideas and wanted to prioritize them. Should I do somthing on the SCV and the JROTC next, or read some selections from Southern Mercury, or the anti-Semitism in Frank Conners book and show the adds for it offering it for sale. Then there is the commentary of Stephen D. Lee on African American men and rape in a volume of Confederate Military History and in a book that was offered for sale by the SCV. So I have created a priority list. But before I did any blogs I needed to establish my academic record and I have done so.
Monday, October 14, 2019
Saturday, September 28, 2019
Impeachment and secession
I have commented on impeachment and secession before.
https://newtknight.blogspot.com/search?q=impeachment#.XY9Cd0Y2qiM
To summarize it, as long as Trump is in office and his agenda seems to be going forward the secession movements in the United States are going to be deflated.
The potential base of support for secession is also largely the base of support for Trump. A secession movement would be anti-Trump and so the secessionists aren't going to be making progress.
However, if Trump is not re-elected in 2020, whether it is because he is impeached and removed from office, or just loses the 2020 election the secession movement will be revived and maybe stronger than ever as the base for Trump loses all hope to advance their agenda in the US political system.
Of course if the U.S. House does impeach Trump, it has to go to the U.S. Senate for trial. The U.S. Senate with a Republican majority could just dismiss the whole thing.
At this point it might be that the impact on secession movements is that it gives the diehard supporters hope that there will be a change in their fortunes and keep going in their efforts, and perhaps a few people will start looking at secession movements as an alternative.
https://newtknight.blogspot.com/search?q=impeachment#.XY9Cd0Y2qiM
To summarize it, as long as Trump is in office and his agenda seems to be going forward the secession movements in the United States are going to be deflated.
The potential base of support for secession is also largely the base of support for Trump. A secession movement would be anti-Trump and so the secessionists aren't going to be making progress.
However, if Trump is not re-elected in 2020, whether it is because he is impeached and removed from office, or just loses the 2020 election the secession movement will be revived and maybe stronger than ever as the base for Trump loses all hope to advance their agenda in the US political system.
Of course if the U.S. House does impeach Trump, it has to go to the U.S. Senate for trial. The U.S. Senate with a Republican majority could just dismiss the whole thing.
At this point it might be that the impact on secession movements is that it gives the diehard supporters hope that there will be a change in their fortunes and keep going in their efforts, and perhaps a few people will start looking at secession movements as an alternative.
Sunday, September 15, 2019
First video on Kennedy Twin's proposed reparations for the South for the slaves freed by Emancipation.
The link to the video is:
https://youtu.be/Lr6UDhKc5C0
It took some time. It is about an hour long. I learned a lot of what to do and not do in making a video. The next video will be better. I also learned the software. I got more comfortable speaking infront of a cameria.
To explain the whole story takes a lot of time.
The next video will be about the promotion of the idea that the Civil War was a theological war.
CLICK ON THE VIDEO TO SEE THE WHOLE THING.
https://youtu.be/Lr6UDhKc5C0
It took some time. It is about an hour long. I learned a lot of what to do and not do in making a video. The next video will be better. I also learned the software. I got more comfortable speaking infront of a cameria.
To explain the whole story takes a lot of time.
The next video will be about the promotion of the idea that the Civil War was a theological war.
CLICK ON THE VIDEO TO SEE THE WHOLE THING.
Sunday, September 08, 2019
First short video, "Why Vlog about the Sons of Confederate Veterans," Also announcement of first series on the Sons of Confederate Veterans.
When you visit the antineoconfederate channel, please like, subscribe and SHARE.
This video is why do vlogging on the Sons of Confederate Veterans.
https://youtu.be/MrBNkORZteA
I am getting a little more relaxed about doing the video.
This is the first series topics, it is about the Sons of Confederate Veterans, slavery, reparations for slavery, pro-slavery theology, abolitionism, and the idea that the Civil War was a theological war. The Sons of Confederate Veterans don't take formal positions on these topics, but you can refer what ideology is pushed in their magazine, online and in their merchandise catalogs. Further what the ideology is of their leaders, especially those who are in charge of heritage defense.
https://youtu.be/v8WUMdjDzo4
This video is why do vlogging on the Sons of Confederate Veterans.
https://youtu.be/MrBNkORZteA
I am getting a little more relaxed about doing the video.
This is the first series topics, it is about the Sons of Confederate Veterans, slavery, reparations for slavery, pro-slavery theology, abolitionism, and the idea that the Civil War was a theological war. The Sons of Confederate Veterans don't take formal positions on these topics, but you can refer what ideology is pushed in their magazine, online and in their merchandise catalogs. Further what the ideology is of their leaders, especially those who are in charge of heritage defense.
https://youtu.be/v8WUMdjDzo4
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