Restoring The Honor

Some people associated with the Virginia Flaggers say this newest hate flag, placed along the Danville Expressway is hateflag #6.









While others associated with the Virginia Flaggers say it is actually hate flag #5.








Whatever number this newest hate flagadjacent to Route 58 makes, the Flaggers are back to claiming they are going to raise a thousand hate flags for every one removed. Can you please make your minds up already?  Sheesh.

So add math to the list of things the Virginia Flaggers are bad at. One thing you can be sure of, is that the Flaggers must have a pretty hefty bank account. What, with all of the leasing of property, and purchase of hate flags and poles, these things can't be cheap. Luckily for the Flaggers they occupy a unique position in-between being a for-profit company and a non-profit organization. And while we don't know what the Virginia Flaggers specific situation is, we know that non-profits don't pay taxes, and not paying taxes could certainly help ra…

If you thought the days of the Ku Klux Klan assembling at Stone Mountain, Georgia were a thing of the past like Connie Chastain did, think again. The International Keystone Knights of the Ku Klux Klan are claiming on Facebook that 76 Klansmen areplanning to attend a "Confederate Heritage" styled rally in mid-November. Chuck R. L. Kelley, Chief of Police & Fire at the Stone Mountain Park Department of Public Safety confirmed last week by email that a group calling itself the Southern Rebel Patriotswas planning a gathering at Stone Mountain on November, 14th. Chief Kelley insisted that there was no indication that the group was associated with the Ku Klux Klan.









Although the law states that the Klansmen can open carry in the park, Chief Kelley tells us that he asked them to conceal carry any weapons to "prevent upsetting visitors." Good call.








We have reached out to Chief Kelley tonight, to inquire if the rally will be allowed to go on as planned, and if he planne…

Via NBC News:



"Whenever the wind blows and the Mississippi State flag flies boldly in the center of campus, it lets me know that at one point I was not wanted at this University.The University's Interim Chancellor had openly condemned the use of the state flag so many may wondered why it had not been taken down yet. But I believe it was because the University administration wanted to see students take action.This week 49 student representatives spent two hours debating the removal of the Mississippi state flag from campus in Bryant Hall, a building located just a few feet away from the center of the circle which houses the American flag and Mississippi State flag. Some students solely represented their constituents, while others spoke to what they believed was morally right.These representatives, known as the Associated Student Body Senators, ultimately voted to pass a resolution requesting that the flag be removed.While this is an incredible step, this vote is only a scratch…