62% of Americans want Confederate statues to remain

Again a vocal minority is determining what we are allowed to see, do and say. The silent majority is going to have to stop staying silent, this is how we get so many crap laws because the majority remain quiet.

 

You seem confused that tbe North invaded the South to end slavery and that had the Confederate states laid down their arms the first year and rejoined the Union slavery would have ended. You to know that slavery was legal in the United States all during the war and practiced in 3 northern states. The United States did NOT go to war with the Confederacy to end slavery there or in the United States it invaded the Confederacy to keep those states and that slavery IN the United States.
And Lincoln was not an abolitionist

 

Yes it was else the comparison has no substance and of course comparing ths Confederacy to the Nazis is patently absurd and based on ignorance.

 

Lee and Stonewall lost another one!!

Washington National Cathedral Removing Confederate Leaders from Stained Glass Windows

http://www.thedailybeast.com/washin...onfederate-leaders-from-stained-glass-windows

"The Washington National Cathedral is removing two stained-glass windows honoring Confederate leaders Robert E. Lee and Stonewall Jackson, The Washington Post reported Wednesday. After two years of debate, the church's governing board overwhelming voted to remove the 64-year old art Tuesday evening."

 

Lee is losing!!!

San Antonio's Robert E. Lee High School to Change Name

http://insider.foxnews.com/2017/08/30/robert-e-lee-high-school-change-name


"The school board of Robert E. Lee High School in San Antonio, Texas, voted to change its name in the face of increasing pressure after the Charlottesville riots.

The entire board voted for the change, compared to a 5-2 vote to keep the name in 2015."

 

Lee is getting his butt kicked.

Dallas to remove Robert E. Lee statue from public park
By Fernando Alfonso III Updated 2:02 pm, Wednesday, September 6, 2017

"The Dallas City Council voted Wednesday to removed the statue of Robert E. Lee from a public park following ongoing backlash nationwide surrounding Confederate monuments.
The council voted 13-1 in favor of immediately removing the monument to the Confederate general in Lee Park near Turtle Creek, the Dallas News reported Wednesday afternoon. A task force will be convened by the city to figure out what to do with the statue.
Dallas' WFAA is live streaming the removal of the statue on Facebook Wednesday afternoon."

 

Fixed that for you.

 

The traitors are losing their ammo.

Cannonball Stolen from Confederate Monument in Bentonville
By: KNWA Posted: Sep 06, 2017 03:01 PM CDT

"BENTONVILLE, Ark. - The Bentonville Police Department is investigating after a cannonball went missing from a Confederate statue in the city's downtown area.

A spokeswoman for Benton County confirmed the cannonball was missing and said it weighs about 30 pounds. Before it was stolen, the missing cannonball sat at the foot of a soldier on the statue.

She also said the cannonball stolen was not the original cannonball on the statue.

After violence erupted in Charlottesville, Virginia, over the removal of a Confederate statue in the city, some called for Bentonville's Confederate statue to be removed as well."

 

What a week!

Confederate statue removed from Travis Park
Mayor, City Council voted 10-1 to remove monument

By Josh Skurnik - Reporter , Ben Spicer - Web Producer
Posted: 3:14 AM, September 01, 2017
https://www.ksat.com/live/watch-live-confederate-statue-removal-from-travis-park

"The City Council on Thursday voted 10-1 in favor of the removal, a response to a national discussion of the placement of Confederate monuments.

The lone dissenting vote was by District 10 Councilman Clayton Perry, who earlier expressed issue with timing so close to Hurricane Harvey, and the mayor circumventing the Historic Design Commission, which is charged with handling historic monuments in San Antonio.

Several members of the city council showed up to watch the preparation and start of the removal Thursday evening.

District 8 Councilman Manny Pelaez says although it was a 10-1 vote, it was not an easy decision and many months of discussion went into it.

He says he’s proud other council members showed up to witness the monument’s removal.

“I think that leadership isn’t just about listening to people and making a decision but also putting your hands on, putting your eyes on, the consequences of your vote so I’m very thankful for my colleagues that showed up tonight,” said Pelaez.

San Antonio police chief William McManus said he prepared for the worst, considering the violence in Charlottesville surrounding the removal of a statue of Robert E. Lee. McManus wouldn't say how many officers were assigned to the park, just enough to handle a "very, very large crowd".

“We don't anticipate, we plan for the worst case scenario. We don't want to end up like Charlottesville. We want to make sure we're prepared even if that means we're overprepared.” Said McManus earlier.

Throughout the morning officers turned people away as they approached the park.

An officer at the scene said the force is currently being stretched thin as the removal of the statue was unexpected and they are also presently manning the hurricane shelters in town."

 

A list of victories against the traitors throughout the country =

Which Confederate statues were removed? A running list
By Christopher Carbone Published September 06, 2017
http://www.foxnews.com/us/2017/09/06/which-confederate-statues-were-removed-running-list.html

 

Dallas wants a clean sweep =

DALLAS SCHOOL DISTRICT WEIGHING RENAMING SCHOOLS NAMED AFTER FRANKLIN, JEFFERSON AND MADISON
The district is exploring whether to rename the schools on the list because of their namesake’s ties to slavery or the Confederacy, the Dallas Morning News reported
Daily Caller - SEPTEMBER 18, 2017
https://www.infowars.com/dallas-sch...s-named-after-franklin-jefferson-and-madison/

"Dallas Independent School District included schools named after three of America’s Founding Fathers on a list of schools that the district is exploring renaming.

The DISD administration has already recommended renaming four schools named after Confederate generals, including Robert E. Lee and Stonewall Jackson. The district is conducting additional research on whether to rename at least 20 other schools named after historical figures. The list of schools, posted by DISD board member Dustin Marshall on Facebook Saturday night, includes schools named after Ben Franklin, Thomas Jefferson and James Madison."