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Tomya Tucker; I Believe the South is Gonna Rise Again
On Wednesday 5 July our Red Shirts mounted and rode once again against a turncoat and scalawag. This time our guest of “dishonour” was U. S. Rep. Bob Inglis. Bob Inglis
Just what kind of man am I running against (besides the Dem and Green Party challengers)? Just how liberal is Bob Inglis? Dr. John Cobin
Calling All Red Shirts
Let's get the year of 2006 off to a great Dixie start with a couple of Red Shirt events. We are calling on all Red Shirts to ride to Columbia on the morning of Monday 16 January to protest the NAACP at their MLK gathering at the north side of the state house. We are protesting the NAACP's illegal secondary boycott of South Carolina and their hatred of our Southern culture. This will be our second year in protesting this hate group during this event. This is a state holiday; therefore many of you will not be working so please come help us show them the colour red. We will have plenty of signs, but bring your flags.
We are again calling for our Red Shirts to ride on Saturday 18 February to help us in our first commemoration of the burning of Columbia. We will have several fire-eating speeches and will put both Lincoln and Sherman on trial for war crimes and crimes against humanity. It will also take place on the north side of the state house. Come and be a part of the jury to pass judgment after you have heard the evidence that will be presented. We will again have signs, but bring your flags.
After both events, we will go to Maurice's Piggy Park for dinner and then visit our Southern Patriot Shop in Cayce. You will want to drop by the Southern Patriot Shop to buy a raffle ticket for a chance to win the first, largest Confederate flag ever to fly in the Southern breeze of South Carolina.
We need a good size crowd in attendance at both events; therefore please join us and let's get 2006 off on the right foot.
Calling all Red Shirts The South Carolina NAACP will be holding its state convention in Augusta, Georgia on Thursday, Friday and Saturday the 7th, 8th, and 9th of October. The South Carolina League of the South will be there to greet these bigots. The Georgia League of the South, some S. C. and Ga. SCV camps and some of the Georgia flaggers will also be joining us. We urge anyone and everyone that can join us to put on your red shirts and come to Augusta. We will have plenty of signs and some flags with us. If you have flags, we urge you to bring them. There will some of us there on both Thursday the 7th and Friday the 8th and there will be a large crowd there on Saturday the 9th. There will be flaggers in boats in the Savannah River and we will also try to have the Confederate Air Force in the air above Augusta. We will try to have people flagging by 9:00 or 10:00 AM on all days.
Coming from Columbia into Augusta traveling west on I-20, after crossing the Savannah River, get off on Exit 200. This is the first exit after passing the Georgia Welcome Center. Exit 200 is one mile from the river. This exit is labeled: EXIT 200GA HIGHWAY 104 RIVERWATCH PARKWAY AUGUSTA At the bottom of the exit ramp, turn left at the traffic light and go under the I-20 overpass. Go 5.6 miles on Riverwatch Parkway (GA Hwy 104 East) into downtown Augusta to 10th Street. You’ll go straight and will not make any turns until you get to 10th Street. At 10th Street you’ll have to turn left or right. Turn left on 10th Street and it is ˝ block to Reynolds Street. The intersection of 10th and Reynolds Street is where the flagging will take place. You may have to park one to two blocks away. Don your red shirts and join the fun. |
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Red Shirts Ride to Protest Inglis