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Monuments Across Dixie

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Selma, AL Katılım Kasım 2022
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Monuments Across Dixie@Across_Dixie·
@MastrJedi @ManifestHistory Good thing you aren’t American then. Treason to corrupt government is Americas oldest and greatest tradition. Look up what happened in 1776. 🙂 You seem not understanding what human trafficking means.
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Manifest History@ManifestHistory·
On this day, March 16, in 1828, one of my favorite Confederate Generals, Patrick Ronayne Cleburne was born in Ovens, County Cork, Ireland. This Irish immigrant rose to become one of the Confederacy’s most brilliant generals in the American Civil War, earning the moniker “Stonewall of the West” for his tactical genius and unyielding resolve. Cleburne’s early years in Ireland were marked by hardship. Born to a Protestant Anglo-Irish family, he was orphaned young—losing his mother at 18 months and his father at 15. After failing the Trinity College medical entrance exam, he enlisted in the British Army’s 41st Regiment of Foot in 1846, serving during the Great Irish Famine. He rose to corporal but bought his discharge after three years, having witnessed famine’s devastation, including at Spike Island prison. In 1849, Cleburne emigrated to the U.S. with siblings, settling in Helena, Arkansas after a brief stint in Ohio. He thrived as a pharmacist, lawyer, and newspaper co-owner, becoming a naturalized citizen by 1860. His loyalty to the South stemmed from love for his adopted home, not slavery. When war broke out, Cleburne joined the militia as a private, swiftly rising to captain and aiding in seizing Little Rock Arsenal. Promoted to brigadier general in 1862, he shone at Shiloh, Richmond (where wounded), Perryville, and Stones River—routing Union forces and earning major general rank. At Chickamauga, his night attack broke Union lines; he held Missionary Ridge valiantly and saved the retreat at Ringgold Gap, drawing praise from Congress and Robert E. Lee, who dubbed him “a meteor shining from a clouded sky.” His life ended at Franklin on Nov. 30, 1864. Opposing Hood’s disastrous assault, he led anyway, falling sword in hand at 36. Cleburne’s story embodies immigrant grit and wartime valor.
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Monuments Across Dixie@Across_Dixie·
@MastrJedi @EchoesofWarYT You don’t know what human trafficking means 😂 Treason to corrupt government is Americas oldest and greatest tradition. Look up what happened in 1776. 🙂
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Echoes of War@EchoesofWarYT·
Davis, Lee, and Jackson on Stone Mountain
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Don Allen@DonAlle14811898·
#OTD in 1865 The Confederate States Congress adjourned for the final time.
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Mace Windu
Mace Windu@MastrJedi·
@Jeff_Davis1808 On June 28, 2020, the Miss Legislature voted to remove the state flag containing the Confederate battle emblem, the bill (HB 1796) 91–23, and the Senate passed it 37–14. The measure signed on June 30, 2020, ending the 126-year use of the flag
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Monuments Across Dixie@Across_Dixie·
@MastrJedi @DonAlle14811898 It’s okay that you have less than a public school education. However, it’s uneducated bigoted comments like this one that is keeping you from getting 600 followers even though you’ve been trying since 2009 😂
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Ryan S. Walters
Ryan S. Walters@ryanswalters73·
In honor of St. Patrick’s Day: “Surrender means that the history of this heroic struggle will be written by the enemy; that our youth will be trained by Northern school teachers; will learn from Northern school books their version of the War; will be impressed by all the influences of history and education to regard our gallant dead as traitors, and our maimed veterans as fit subjects for derision.” - General Patrick Cleburne, CSA
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Chandler Langevin
Chandler Langevin@ChandlerForPB·
Thank you Herzog Foundation! If for no other reason watch this episode of Finding Your Spine to support the Herzog Foundation and @DrChaseSpears! That said, I’m a pretty interesting guy. You might even enjoy it lol.
Herzog Foundation@HerzogEducation

@DrChaseSpears sits down with @ChandlerForPB, a Navy veteran and Palm Bay City Councilman, to explore a journey shaped by real-world experiences. Chandler shares his eye-opening deployment to Afghanistan, where restrictive rules and political priorities cost American lives, sparking his disillusionment with government institutions. From there, he recounts travels studying the devastating impacts of Marxist revolutions in places like Cambodia's Killing Fields, witnessing firsthand the horrors of ideologies that claim millions. Back home, COVID lockdowns, election concerns, and vaccine mandates pushed him into activism—fighting for medical freedom, parental rights, Second Amendment protections, and ultimately winning a city council seat to flip a poorly run local government. The conversation dives deep into the need for virtuous Christian leadership at the local level, the dangers of bureaucratic capture, the merchant-class influence in modern politics, and why men must reclaim masculinity, involvement, and purpose to restore America.

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Monuments Across Dixie@Across_Dixie·
@h_um_ble_ @TAmTrib It’s better to lose and be the good guys than win and be the bad guys. 🙂 Treason to corrupt government is Americas oldest and greatest tradition. Look up what happened in 1776. 🙂
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myrna 🇺🇸@h_um_ble_·
@TAmTrib why should a traitorous racist who didn't even win have a monument?
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