The aggressor Central government has been drawing its lines and threatening full scale invasion on certain fronts. The traditional free States understand that they are in a defensive posture, but they are taking steps to […]
Tag: Civil War
Reading the Man
Reading the Man by Elizabeth Brown Pryor is a quasi-biography of Robert E. Lee. It follows his life in a loosely chronological order largely through the letters he wrote. Each chapter opens with one or […]
Critical Mass
There seems to be a Cold war being waged in America today. It’s a Cold Civil war over the destiny of America. The tensions are high and the offensive and defensive weapons buildup may become […]
From Silent Coup to…
I heard of a survey that asked what was the likelihood of a civil war in America? A very large percentage thought it was high, with a significant percentage of those thinking it could happen […]
Casting the First Stone
“So when they continued asking Him, He raised Himself up and said to them, ‘He who is without sin among you, let him throw a stone at her first.’ ” John 8:7. Several years ago […]
For Cause and Country
For Cause and Country, written by Eric Jacobson, is one of the very best books on the Civil War Battle of Franklin, TN. It is an excellent read for those interested in the Civil […]
Outstanding Hypocrisy
Chicago’s Governor announced recently that his city’s law enforcement officers would not enforce federal Immigration laws. Other cities in California had previously refused to recognize federal Immigration law, proclaiming themselves cities of refuge. This rebellion has a historical precedent, in Civil war times. The southern States believed the constitution left matters that were not specifically addressed in the Constitution to the states. When compelled to follow certain federal law, considered unauthorized specifically by the constitution, South Carolina seceded…
