Retired ER Doctor, traveler, Amateur Historian, Jeffersonian, Paleo-Conservative, 15th gen Jamestown Descendant, Son of RW & CSA Veterans. Proud Southerner.

I was born 150 years too late.
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Accurate 🤣
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Barksdale's Charge at the Peach Orchard, the second day of the Battle of Gettysburg "A Recollection of a Private in the 13th Mississippi at Gettysburg On June 24, 1913, the Houston (TX), Post Newspaper published a letter written 50 years after the battle of Gettysburg, by D. G. Maggard, a former Confederate soldier who was now living in Houston, but during the Civil War, fought in Co K,13th Mississippi Infantry Regiment. He describes the action he was in during General William Barksdale's famous charge with his Mississippi Brigade on July 2, 1863 at the Battle of Gettysburg. He wrote: We soon found ourselves in the thick of battle. I saw both Northern and Southern soldiers falling around me in great numbers. The last I saw of General Barksdale he was leaning against his horse mortally wounded. He was game to the last, and I remember him calling out, ‘Boys, I am a dead man, but charge ‘em, damn ‘em, charge ‘em, and don’t fall back!’ Colonel Carter was also killed in the charge. I recall seeing General Longstreet riding along the lines on his beautiful horse urging his men on and issuing orders. He was a grand specimen of manhood, and I saw him that day with his plumed hat and gray uniform riding his beautiful horse, I thought him the finest-looking man I had ever seen. Those of our company followed our dying general, as we charged ahead the fight became fiercer and fiercer. Soldiers lay dying on all sides, and we were forced to trample upon scores. Our company was soon cut off from the others, and my comrades were falling fast. Before long I discovered myself surrounded by Northern soldiers and was disarmed. It is the wonder of my life to this day how I escaped uninjured." Two of my Confederate ancestors also served in Co. K alongside Pvt. Maggard. My gg grandfather, Pvt John Strebeck, and gg granduncle, Lt Daniel Strebeck, both of Co K, 13th Mississippi Infantry, made Barksdale's Charge at Gettysburg. Co K advanced so far ahead of the brigade with Gen. Barksdale that many were captured with the general. My two ancestors narrowly escaped back to friendly lines, with my grandpa having been wounded. From NPS database list of Soldiers : Maggard , David G. BATTLE UNIT NAME: 13th Regiment, Mississippi Infantry SIDE: Confederacy COMPANY: K SOLDIER'S RANK IN: Private SOLDIER'S RANK OUT: Private ALTERNATE NAME: FILM NUMBER: M232 ROLL 25 Strebeck , John F. BATTLE UNIT NAME: 13th Regiment, Mississippi Infantry SIDE: Confederacy COMPANY: K SOLDIER'S RANK IN: Private SOLDIER'S RANK OUT: Private ALTERNATE NAME: FILM NUMBER: M232 ROLL 39 Strebeck , D.H. BATTLE UNIT NAME: 13th Regiment, Mississippi Infantry SIDE: Confederacy COMPANY: K SOLDIER'S RANK IN: Private SOLDIER'S RANK OUT: Third Lieutenant ALTERNATE NAME: Daniel H./Stubeck FILM NUMBER: M232 ROLL 39 NOTES: See less Painting: "Barksdale's Charge". Battle of Gettysburg, July 2, 1863, Barksdale's Mississippi Brigade [13th Mississippi] attacks the 114th Pennsylvania (Collis Zouaves), by Don Troiani
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I'm feelin' the spirit.
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"A man who would not fight for his own home and his own people is no man at all. The South called, and her sons answered." — Private William L. Royall, 4th Virginia Cavalry, from Some Reminiscences
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Moving to Texas Simulator 🤠 Don't California my Texas.
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Indeed, true.
"The Southern soldier was a strange compound. He would fight like a tiger on a biscuit a day, freeze in a light coat, laugh at a shell that missed him by an inch, and march thirty miles on a sore foot just to get a crack at the enemy." -Pvt Carlton McCarthy (Richmond Howitzers)
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🤍 WHITE CULTURE 🤍 It seems that many non-Whites do not understand what White Culture due to being submerged in it. Non-Whites say that ‘White’ which simply means European is only a social construct. This is only until they want to blame, guilt, shame & insult us then they happily refer to us as White. This is while benefiting off of what our people discovered, created & built. This is while benefiting off of the opportunities that were created by the sacrifices, blood, sweat & tears of our people. We will refer to our people & our culture with whatever language WE choose. Others do NOT get to define us. We are White. We are European. We are Western Civilisation. We are proud of who we are & what our people have accomplished. We are one people connected by blood, ancestry, history & culture. We are only separated by oceans but we are forever united in heart & spirit 🌊 Are we perfect? Of course not. Have we made mistakes? Of course, every race on earth has made mistakes. But unlike others, we have grown, evolved & acknowledged these mistakes & we have taken responsibility & accountability for them. What we won’t do, is be exploited & have our empathy & compassion taken advantage of. What we will do is defend & protect our people, nations & our civilisation. (Video Created with Grok AI)
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Günaydın görebilenler 😁✌️
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Austin Texas on game day
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Trump cooking at the Texas fans tailgates on Saturday:
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The republic of the Founding Fathers reflected Virginia’s (and through her, the South’s) great emphasis on decentralization & political subsidiarity. That republic died at Appomattox, & the centralized mono-state that replaced it is turning out as Lee predicted:
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Julia Grant took her slave Jule into Union camps to visit her husband. Grant wrote the pass himself: “Mrs. Grant servant & child.” Lee is the monster. The Grants get a pass. That is not history. That’s hating the South.
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Trump the Indian Street Vendor (A.I. Video)
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We will have our country again.
Everyone talks about aura, but nothing will beat when Hank Jr came out in a Confederate uniform to play the banjo and sing “Tennessee River” with Alabama aboard the USS Constellation in 1984.
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So it's labeled as a book for adults but written at a child's level. Funny how disclaimers are full of shite. But wait, the adults who might find this crap useful probably read at this level. So, no harm, no foul.
I don’t remember this book as a kid 😂😂
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In 1860, would the Northern States’ have supported emancipation if it meant that 4 million freedmen would be evenly distributed in Northern States only? This is the question that must be asked when the South is condemned for not doing what the non-slaveholding states were unwilling to do themselves.
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She is wrong. Several major genetic studies map the specific ancestry, isolation, and endogamy of Old Stock Americans, those whose ancestors settled in British America during the colonial era prior to 1776. Because colonial descendants are highly interconnected after more than 250 years of multigenerational intermarriage, our DNA patterns are incredibly distinct. Just as Foundational Black Americans have unique DNA solely tied to the United States, so do white Old Stock Americans. We are a unique people. We exist. We are Heritage Americans.
The day my husband, a legal immigrant, become an American was a proud day for our family. There’s no such thing as a “heritage American.” Just Americans. We love America and will always fight to leave it better than we found it for our children and grandchildren.
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Washington and Lee had the same view of slavery. The difference is Washington bought and sold slaves—Lee never did Washington codified the rights of slaveholders—Lee never held office. Yet “conservatives” think they can protect Washington by canceling Lee! Stupid! Stupid!
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Love it!
KU Twitter: “Can’t Wait to beat Mizzou in football this weekend!” Mizzou Twitter:
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We’ve never seen anything like this before. A man was conscripted into jury duty by the government. He performed his civic duty and followed his conscience, refusing to acquit a woman who confessed to systematically executing her three children. The defense attorney immediately launched a public smear campaign against the juror. Soon several other jurors joined the campaign. Then the media. Even the defense attorney’s wife has joined. Now they’re doxxing the man, digging into his past, contacting his family, showing up at his house. All of this both to punish him for refusing to go with their program, and to pollute any future jury pool by making it clear that anyone who votes to convict Clancy will have their life destroyed. It’s truly one of the most outrageously evil things we’ve ever seen from the Left, and that’s saying something. A direct assault on the integrity of our justice system. They are burning down every boundary and standard in their path. And doing it all for the sake of a child murdering psychopath. Unfathomable.
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