No, Reconstruction Is Not Over
We have 160 years of Yankee lies to overcome, but even now we are gaining ground.
We have 160 years of Yankee lies to overcome, but even now we are gaining ground.
A great article by Jeff Paulk - DD
(The Southern Vindicator) - So, you thought Occupation (Reconstruction) ended in 1877, right? We are taught in school out of the so-called “history books” that Reconstruction ended in 1877. Well, that is when Active Reconstruction ended. There are three phases of Reconstruction; Active Reconstruction, from 1865 to 1877; Passive Reconstruction, from 1877 to 1965; and Modern Era Reconstruction, from 1965 to present. James Ronald Kennedy has written an excellent book which I highly recommend, Reconstruction – Destroying the Republic and Creating an Empire, and we are going to take a look at it and learn some truths we need to know.
Reconstruction was/is about making over, not just the South, but the entire country into the desired image of the Cultural Marxists. It is an oppression of the South which never ends. It had nothing whatsoever to do with the rebuilding of the war-torn South, as was done in Germany and Japan after WWII. On page 24 of Mr. Kennedy’s book we read the following quote by Judge John H. Reagan stating the purpose of Reconstruction:
“The plan adopted for the restoration of the Union and the pacification of the Southern people was to deprive them of all political rights.”
The Radical Republican Yankees disenfranchised former Confederates, prohibiting them from voting, and put unsuspecting…
Interesting. My mother’s side supposedly came from the south. There were 35 people with her last name who fought in the American civil war. One was a general supposedly who was granted amnesty for his supposed or accused War crimes. But Grant gave him favour if he penned a letter. He wrote, The matter has been arbitrated by the sword. Called for Nation building and due Suffrage for all Whites and Blacks. I believe he lost everything he owned over that letter. I believe it was Grant who appointed him port authority of New Orleans. Whether he was an actual distant relative of any kind or the if others were, I do not know. But it is an interesting story. Many confederates fled North I am told. But could be a reason I’ve always loved Cajun food? 😂😂😂
My Louisiana history teacher was a Long niece of Huey so she was passionate about our history and she didn’t pull punches about yankee bs after the war so we knew before we were in high school, that’s why Battle Flag on the front of our trucks and guns in the back window God Bless The South ‼️