“Don’t go confessing the sins of your ancestors, or missionaries of the past, they were very often better people than we are. And we need to be up and doing, so that we can accomplish as much as they did in their day. They were not perfect, none of us are this side of Heaven. But they did the Lord’s work as best they could and we should thank God for them.”

One of the greatest scenes and line of dialogue from Tolkien, based on the Anglo Saxon poem “The Wanderer”

The onetime Nazi functionary Hermann Rauschning writes that Hitler felt the Confederacy had been the real America.

“Since the Civil War, in which the Southern States were conquered, against all historical logic and sound sense, the Americans have been in a condition of political and popular decay,” he recalled Hitler telling him.

Rauschning’s memory of the Führer’s words squares with Hitler’s enthusiasm for “Gone with the Wind”: “In that war, it was not the Southern States, but the American people themselves who were conquered.”

Rev. Wayne Rogers has said:

“The ministers to our forefathers had the bible but not socialism; and for them segregation was compatible with Christianity. The only difference is Socialism. The Bible hasn’t changed; and if socialism is omitted, segregation and Christianity are still compatible.”

“We have been issued an ultimatum: the terms of which are, in essence, that we must concede that the universal assumptions over the past two millennia about the stock of old Israel amount to an organized conspiracy on behalf of virtually all Christian men of letters from the early Church to the past couple decades; and that, to subordinate the truth to a White Supremacist lie. And if we will not acquiesce to the the terms of the ultimatum, confessing all Christian history a “racist” conspiracy against the equatorial tribes of earth, the writ of anathema is already signed, and no fate is deemed too cruel for those who will not subordinate the Christian worldview to the gospel according to Marx.”

-Ehud Would “The White Christ”