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the Good'ole boys are making a comeback!

@1WesRebel yeah it's all propoganda to make us drop what's important to the Southrons. We need to have a backbone and stand for our ancestors, just like they did with us

Listen up, 99% of Americans! 1% of the population decided the Confederate flag was offensive. That’s 1% deciding for 99%. Snap out of it, America — you’re not offended, and you know it!

@raefejenkins he's not actually against anything, he's just trying to hedge his bet against the next election

JD Vance is becoming more firm against Israel AKA he saw the poll numbers and he is trying to lie to us like Trump did Don’t believe his Joe Rogan interview bs !!!

@VP this guy has done nothing either, idk what y'all are talking about

Vice President Vance calls out the Democrat party for being anti-worker: "If you want to help a normal person, don't provide a corporation nine low wage migrants to compete against them...You actually give workers more power when you have a more restrictive immigration policy."

@EddieGonzales maybe i need to make a visit there then

Three years living in Russia and I've yet to see an LGBTQ flag. Ironically, I've seen more confederate flags in Russia than I've ever seen in Texas. Way to go Russia! 🇷🇺

Deo Vindice Southern Family, good morning to y'all!

@WanjiruNjoya niiiiice!

I got this kepi today from the First White House of the Confederacy in Montgomery, Alabama. It was fun

@BockBockBucock @AccentsSouthern it's part of us, and in our bloodlines forever now.

95% of Civil War battles were fought on Southern soil. The North may have sent soldiers to fight, but the Southern people as a whole experienced that conflict in a way Northerners do not comprehend. Today, every tiny Southern town has a graveyard filled with Southern Soldiers, sites where family homes were burned to the ground, and fields of battle where our Grandfathers died in combat. You cannot look away from the Civil War when you're in the South, because there's nowhere to look where it isn't infused into the land and the people. Modern Northerners can only approach the War through textbooks, or visit as tourists to Gettysburg, or munch popcorn while watching Pickett's Charge on the History Channel. Southerners have a far deeper connection to the men, places and events that drove that conflict, and it's inescapable. I don't think the spirit of the Confederacy will ever be eradicated from these people or these places. It's too much a part of them.

"The rise of women to power in a civilization is very often the mark of its decline." -Pat Buchanan

Appalachian moonshiner & bootlegger Popcorn Sutton talking about how times have changed

They don't want people knowing this....it defies the narrative

@GovernorVA stop trying to disarm us, Patrick Henry would have a field day with your dumbass

I know we’re living in a time of great division. And this President, his administration, and his allies in Congress stoke that division on a daily basis. If there’s one thing that can unify us, it is the notion that we want to keep our communities safe and strong.

@gunpolicy @GovernorVA shall not be infringed.

@GovernorVA Get the fuck off our guns.

well worth the read.

@mespo20062 thank you for taking the time to write out intelligent information and well composed posts like this.

FREE BLACK. ENSLAVED. CONFEDERATE. YOUR ANCESTOR. YOUR TRUTH. History gave your ancestors one story and told you it was the whole truth. It wasn't. Free Black men enlisted and served in the Confederate army. They drilled, they marched, they fought. Not because anyone made them. Because the South was home, and home was worth something. Enslaved men went to war alongside the men they had grown up with. Some as body servants, some as laborers, some in combat roles that records barely captured before those records were lost or ignored. And the ones who stayed behind held the farms together. They protected the women, the children, the old men left behind while the armies moved. They fed families. They buried the dead. They kept life from coming completely apart. Then the war ended. And history flattened them. Not into silence. Into a single, simple story that had no room for complicated people living complicated lives. A story that decided in advance what they must have thought and felt and wanted and never asked. A story that erased the free Black Southerner who fought and came home and raised a family whose descendants are alive right now, not knowing he existed. Maybe in your family. This is not about sanitizing what the war was. Telling the whole truth means carrying all of it. The suffering and the service. The bondage and the loyalty. The things that don't fit neatly into anyone's preferred narrative. Your ancestors were not footnotes. They were not props in someone else's story. They were people who made choices inside an impossible world, and those choices deserve to be known. How do you know who you are if you don't know the truth about where you came from? The H.K. Edgerton Equal Protection Initiative is about our shared heritage. There are an estimated 80 million CSA-Americans alive in the United States today. If your family comes from Southern states, that makes you a CSA-American. Black, White, and every heritage in between. Your heritage matters. Your ancestor's story will not survive unless you tell it. Fill out the affidavit of CSA ancestry. It takes minutes. southernindependenceassociation.org It creates a permanent record. It says your people existed, they mattered, and you refuse to let history bury them again. Do it for them. Do it for yourself, your children, grandchildren, and future generations. Mindy Esposito/ March 3, 2026/ Nashville, Tennessee.

Good Morning Southrons. Let's make today a good day. Deo Vindice

the Good'ole boys are making a comeback!

@_ZX4RR_ my flag never went down.....she's still flying

they're secretly still among us....Deo Vindice

@iAnonPatriot literally

Lee was honestly the GOAT.

Robert E. Lee was a better American than Ilhan Omar.

"Ilhan" isn't even an American