“Depend upon it, there is no difference between Consolidation and Empire; no difference between Centralism and Imperialism. The consummation of either must necessarily end in the overthrow of Liberty and the establishment of Despotism.”
- Vice President Alexander Stephens, C.S.A.
One of the most misunderstood and maligned Confederate Statesmen today due to the growth of politically correct historical revisionism.
- Vice President Alexander Stephens, C.S.A.
One of the most misunderstood and maligned Confederate Statesmen today due to the growth of politically correct historical revisionism.
TWO YEARS AGO TODAY the Prince Edward County Board of zoning appeals voted UNANIMOUSLY to reverse the decision of the Prince Edward Zoning and Planning Dept in their attempts to have the Rt 460 High Bridge Memorial Battle Flag removed. Since then, the Board of Supervisors has directed the county to continue to appeal that decision and the decision of the Circuit Court that upheld THEIR decision. So far, the county has spent over $100,000 of taxpayer funds in lawyers fees for this attempt and that will likely DOUBLE if they continue. Contact the Prince Edward Co Board of Supervisors and tell them to abide by the decision of their own Board of Zoning Appeals and the Circuit Court, stop wasting taxpayer dollars, and WITHDRAW the current appeal!
County Administration Office
111 N. South Street, Third Floor
Farmville, Virginia 23901
434-392-8837
434-392-6683 (fax)
Email: board@co.prince-edward.va.us
https://www.co.prince-edward.va.us/.../board-of-supervisors
County Administration Office
111 N. South Street, Third Floor
Farmville, Virginia 23901
434-392-8837
434-392-6683 (fax)
Email: board@co.prince-edward.va.us
https://www.co.prince-edward.va.us/.../board-of-supervisors
All you destroyers ... we're just going to put back up what you've taken down. Because we love it a whole lot more than you hate it. #HeritageOfHonor
"Resistance to tyranny becomes the Christian and social duty of each individual. ... Continue steadfast and, with a proper sense of your dependence on God, nobly defend those rights which heaven gave, and no man ought to take from us."
--John Hancock
--John Hancock
We ❤️ our monthly supporters! From $5 to $100…we are thankful for each one who helps us maintain our 30+ Roadside Memorial Battle Flag sites across the Commonwealth, and fund new projects that are in the works!
**Did you know…?
$5/month will fund replacing worn rope at one of our sites each year.
$10/month will pay building permit fees for a new flag site each year.
$15/month will pay for (2) 8x8 replacement flags each year.
$25/month will pay for a corrugated sleeve for a new mega flag site each year.
$50/month will pay for (1) replacement 20’x30’ flag each year.
$100/month will pay for one of our 30’x50’ replacement flags each year.
Please consider becoming a monthly donor and help us to continue the fight!
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**Did you know…?
$5/month will fund replacing worn rope at one of our sites each year.
$10/month will pay building permit fees for a new flag site each year.
$15/month will pay for (2) 8x8 replacement flags each year.
$25/month will pay for a corrugated sleeve for a new mega flag site each year.
$50/month will pay for (1) replacement 20’x30’ flag each year.
$100/month will pay for one of our 30’x50’ replacement flags each year.
Please consider becoming a monthly donor and help us to continue the fight!
Subscribe here—-> https://square.link/u/pnHwGXO3?src=sheet
The dedication of the Stonewall Jackson Memorial in Charlottesville, Virginia. Over 100 years ago, on October 19th 1921.
Removed by far left extremists radicalized by Marxist Critical Race Theory July 10th 2021.
The sculpture was created by world renowned artist, Charles Keck.
Both the monument and land were donated to the city by private citizen Paul Goodloe McIntire to form Jackson Park.
Removed by far left extremists radicalized by Marxist Critical Race Theory July 10th 2021.
The sculpture was created by world renowned artist, Charles Keck.
Both the monument and land were donated to the city by private citizen Paul Goodloe McIntire to form Jackson Park.