“Traitors and Patriots,” the irony is palpable seeing the latest woke screed from the commisar officer class of the U.S. military. General Petraeus, he of having an illicit affair with a reporter who was also interviewing him for a book, opined on the nature of having to serve at military bases named after Confederate officers. The presidium of the American Empire has bent the knee to the street Bolsheviks and the angry mobs terrorizing our cities, and the political officer class has dutifully followed through with appropriate obesiance.
Per the former CIA Director:
We do not live in a country to which Braxton Bragg, Henry L. Benning, or Robert E. Lee can serve as an inspiration. Acknowledging this fact is imperative. Should it fail to do so, the Army, which prides itself on leading the way in perilous times, will be left to fight a rearguard action against a more inclusive American future, one that fulfills the nation’s founding promise.
This collection of military bases bearing the names of Confederate officers has its roots in the Great War and the military build up for the American Expeditionary Force. Places like Fort Benning were named for local luminaries of the South, as well as, more famous individuals (Fort Bragg, Fort Hood, Fort Lee, etc.) This was explicitly done to attract Southern support and integrate the fighting history of the Southern soldier with his erstwhile foe and later comrade in arms, such as old Fighting Joe Wheeler in the Spanish-American War.
The political officers and their politburo masters have betrayed you. And, Legacy America will experience this same cultural revolution. Calls to remove Revolutionary War figures have already happened. Figures like Washington and Jefferson are being lambasted as slave owners and genocidal colonizers. This same outrage mob will come for those Union generals and soldiers, too. Sherman had some rather colorful opinions on African-Americans, and Phil Sheridan led the U.S. Army through the Indian Wars. You will have to share the Current Year morality with the violence of John Brown (you know, the guy who hacked a family to death with short swords along with his sons, all in front of their screaming women and children). Nothing less will be acceptable to the woke mob’s struggle sessions.
This is my message to both Legacy America and the Southern men who make up the bulk of the Imperial machinery: walk away from those that hate you, your history, and your institutions.
-By Dixie Anon
O I’m a good old rebel, now that’s just what I am. For this “fair land of freedom” I do not care at all. I’m glad I fit against it, I only wish we’d won, And I don’t want no pardon for anything I done.
As someone who will likely be joining the military soon, this angers me an I don’t know how I’ll be able to get over it. I mean it is the US military, but still it just really gets under my skin.
Don’t join them, Dear Johnny.
They will waste you in diabolical foreign adventures, when we need you, and the likes of you, at home.
Talk with us about your professional aspirations, and those of us who are older here, will help you see how to get them, without having to join Satan Inc.
If I had known what I know now, i never would have served in the 3rd and 4th Infantry divisions.
In my defence, back in those days the media was controlled and neither I nor the elders in Raleigh, had the vaguest idea of what was really going on – all that is, except for the rural Tarheel Klansmen, they who constantly spoke out about many of these things and, for their trouble, were continually laughed at and deridden by the sophisticates of our state.
As things turned out, however, the Taheel Klan had the last laugh, even though most of them are not around to enjoy a neverending chain of dark chuckles today.
If i have not been clear enough, let me say it a different way – if you join the armed services of The United States, more than anyone else you will be serving as security for Israel, and, in general, The Zionist state.
The war that needs fighting is here at home, and who better than you, at your age, to do that? – in addition to the pursuit of professional development and a happy life that is your due.
That said, it is your life to live, and we all defend your right to serve.