Black Africans enslaved other

black Africans and sold them to New England Yankees who shipped them to

the South from Boston. It is despicable to blame the Confederacy (1861-65)

for something instituted by other Africans. It was not the Confederates

who raped women, plundered them and killed at will. Eighty percent of

Southern people at the time of the war did not own slaves. However, there

was rape, plundering and killing done to Southerners/Confederates by order

of the federal government at the hands of the Union army and continued

The moral degradation of this

society is not caused by Fayette County citizens who do not protest those

things Confederate. Moral degradation in Fayette County comes from their

ministers who support the lies about the Confederacy, the world view,

political correctness and all the inclusive multi-cultural society rather

than teaching the blood of Jesus Christ.

Moral degradation continues

in Fayette County and elsewhere through federal government reeducation

camps known as the public school system. Our state government does not

add any encouragement when our state legislature can be bribed, bought

or threatened by the governor to remove the state flag against the will

of the people. The finale of moral degradation comes from a slanted press.

The Confederacy was never a

faction much less a wicked one. The Confederacy was a legitimate government

voted into existence by her citizens. The people in the South wanted a

limited national and state government with honesty and integrity. Between

the war, Reconstruction and the moral degradation we exist in society

where our present leaders act like Pharaoh, Caesar and socialist dictators.

This would not be the case if Southerners had their Confederate government.

My Christian heroes are General

Robert E. Lee, President Jefferson Davis, General Nathan Bedford Forrest,

real sons and daughters of Confederate veterans and all those Southerners

willing to take a stand despite the hostile and politically correct society

in which we live.

Harold Harrison, Jr.

Fayette County

Southern Party of Georgia

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