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New Orleans votes to remove
Confederate monuments… December 17, 2015
Again, here is another example of the
liberal Democrat Party wanting to erase history.
When I say Democrat Party, look at who made the decision
to remove prominent Confederate monuments in the City of
New Orleans.
Here are the names of the City Council members – all
Democrats (except one brave sole.).
Stacy
Head – Democrat,
Jason
Rogers Williams – Democrat,
(Stacy Head VOTED NO!)
Susan G. Guidry – Democrat. LaToya Cantrell – Democrat,
Nadine M. Ramsey – Democrat, Jared C. Brossett –
Democrat
James Austin Gray II – Democrat
I’ll make a prediction that if the liberals in education
and politics, and most liberals are Democrats, have
their way in, 10 years the “WAR BETWEEN THE STATES”
never happened.
There was no Confederacy because all the memories will
have been removed.
Monuments, flags and let’s not forget about the books in
libraries. That’s the next move. The liberals must now
go after the books in our libraries because these books
of history will show the Confederate Flag, monuments and
pictures of a Southern way of life. And we can’t have
that because our children might want to read about what
the big fuss was all about when it comes to that small
speed bump in history we called the “War Between the
States”. You know the war where more than 620,000
people, Black and White, lost their lives.
If there was no Confederacy then there must not have
been a South. If there was no South then there was no
slavery. If there was no slavery then the African
Tribal Chiefs never sold their black brothers and
sisters into slavery either.
But we, the folks that are alive today, know that is not
the case. The “War Between the States” happened 150
years ago and a lot of people just can’t let go for
whatever reason.
And yes we all know history, before the liberals started
to erase our history, says that slavery did happen in
our America both in the South and in the North. Oh my,
did I say that slavery happened in the Northern states?
It’s all part of history. That is where it all
started. Don’t take my word for it, go read for
yourself and educate yourself. Even U.S. Presidents
owned slaves back then. Knowledge is power.
If recorded slavery started in America
around 1619 and the “War Between the States” only lasted
four years, from 1861 to 1865, what national flag flew
over slavery in this country from 1619 to the end of
slavery in 1865?
If we remove all Confederate flags in
existence today, like the Wichita City Park Board did in
an Open Air Flag Museum in Wichita, Kansas November 9,
2015, what do you think we should do about removing from
existence the national flag that did fly over slavery in
our nation from 1619 to 1865? It is said slavery in
America, ended in 1865.
How can I possibly appreciate what the black families of
today are going through when it comes to even saying the
word slavery. Because that word even leaves a foul
taste in my mouth. I say right here and now SLAVERY WAS
AND WILL ALWAYS BE WRONG. And all the bad things that
go with it.
The Black families that have loved ones who served in
the Confederate Army and Navy and the families that did
not have veterans serving in the Confederacy, and
others, have a right to believe the way they want to
believe, and that’s OK. But I think where the rub is
that forcing the eradication of what actually happened
is unspeakable.
Education is founded on learning from things of the
past. If we keep erasing our history, we will cease to
be a nation. If we erase our history, we will cease to
be a people.
Why deny a Black American family, who
had a loved one that fought as a Confederate soldier or
sailor, the right to place a small Confederate Battle
flag next to a tombstone in Arlington National Cemetery?
We fought a World War. A war between Germany and
Japan. Bad things happened and American lives were torn
away from their loved ones by the thousands. Slavery
was practiced by both Germany and Japan by enslaving
humanity.
Why is it, we as a nation, can forgive the German and
Japanese people of their atrocities against our people
and yet we cannot forgive our fellow countryman for
something that happened 150 years ago?
Mathew 6:14
14 - For if you forgive men when they sin against you,
your heavenly Father will also forgive you.
15 - But if you do not forgive men their sins, your
Father will not forgive your sins. |
