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You look at newsreels of Berlin right after WWII and what do you see? Germans cleaning up and rebuilding their city. You look at Detroit almost 50 years after the July 1967 riot and what do you see? Shiftless coons shuffling around the burned-out ruins while the last streetlights flicker off and the last city buses break down. So much for “equality”.

The Constitution is over-laid with amendments. A mixed government of 51 compacts with the Federal Compact trumping all others is schizophrenic. A loose Constitution designed to exploit with great ease.

Without control of the purse strings, the States were pretty much alloted the role of satraps, unable to finance anything without federal handouts or approval. Just why the hell would any body buy that bag of hot air about the Constitution guaranteeing a Republic form of government to each state of the union?
We don’t have a union of any sort, its just the Bos-Wash nexus, with the big bed sore called DC, for everything is controlled intellectually, fiscally from the two towers of DC and JewDork Shitty.

http://www.dummies.com/how-to/content/how-washington-dc-became-the-capital-of-the-united.html So this is the jew glue that holds the whole thing together? Now another question is, Why didn’t Great Britain pay for the war, sort of like the Versaille treaty imposed on Germany after jew war 1?

General Forrest was actually an enemy of the White Yankee, not the Southern Negro. But trying to convince today’s Negro of that fact is impossible, since he has allowed himself to be controlled by the Jews and Cultural Communists. It’s good to see that the War Between the States ain’t over yet. Though I was born in Brooklyn, NY and raised in Boston, Mass I am proud to be an honorary Southern Rebel. There are a lot of us in this neighborhood. Some of us even fly the Stars and Bars. I would put my Rebel flag license plate on the front bumper of my Eldorado but in this Northern state you have to have a government-issued plate for the front and rear bumpers. How gay is that?

JQR, you’re right about the difference between the CSA national flag, with its circle of 7 stars and three stripes, and the Rebel battle flag, or Stars and Bars. Actually, the CSA national flag is the one that was seen more often during the Civil War than the Stars and Bars. I should display the Confederate national flag and see what kind of response it generates. Of course, only historically informed people will understand its true significance. But how many Americans, especially those immature, effeminate Northern liberals, have the brains to be classified as “historically informed”? Not many. http://www.sonofthesouth.net/leefoundation/Flags/confederate-flag-picture.jpg

Political parties should be banned and there should only be independents with no party affiliations. Our system has broken down thanks to the kikeocracy’s money monopoly and today we have a head nigger in charge who orders members of his party to pass various pieces of legislation.

The president was supposed to have limited power but the head nigger in charge could care less and he’s now a de facto legislator or tyrant depending on one’s viewpoint.

Friend Tim:

I think you’re confusing the two flags.

The First National Flag, the one with the 7 circle of stars and the three bars IS the Stars and Bars flag. There were actually four variants of the First National Flag used showing 7, then, 9, then 11, and finally 13 stars during it’s Confederate history. This particular design lasted from 4 Mar. 1861 to 1 May 1863. It was then repalced by the Second National Flag.

The Rebel Battle Flag, (aka., the Dixie Flag, the Confederae Battle Flag, the Southern Cross), was the creation and collaborative effort between Confederate General P.G.T. Beauregard and former Confederate Congressman William Porcher Miles after the battle of First Manassas. This flag was created to avoid confusion on the battlefied between the First National Flag and the Stars and Stripes as they looked similar from a distance. The Rebel Battle Flag was never adopted by the Confederate Congress, but was carried by Southern combat troops throughout nearly the entire war, and was incorporated into the Second and Third National Flags’ canton.

I hope this clarifies this issue.

Good posts, everyone.

J.Q.R.