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NC LS Winter Conference: 27 February 2010 The next Conference and Nathaniel Macon Institute (NMI) will be held in Burlington in February, the topic will "155 Years of Big Business & Big Government: The Myth of the Conservative Republican Party." See our Upcoming Events page for more details. League of the South Statement on Fort Hood Shootings: 9 November 2009: The League of the South, the premier State Sovereignty and Secessionist organization, deplores not only the recent shootings at Fort Hood, Texas, by Muslim jihadists, but the cowering, politically-correct reaction of the mainstream media and the US government. The murders point to the fact that the multicultural US military (and the larger society in general) is not working. The reaction from the media and various organs of the US government demonstrates that maintaining the correct multicultural attitudes is more important than the lives of US servicemen and citizens. For proof, we quote General George Casey: "What happened at Fort Hood was a tragedy, but I believe it would be an even greater tragedy if our diversity becomes a casualty here. It's not just about Muslims, we have a very diverse army, we have very diverse society and that gives us all strength." League President Dr. Michael Hill noted that "Diversity, in this sense, does not make us stronger; it makes us weaker, and it gives the DC government more power to run its empire by displacing the descendants of the European, Christian founding stock with compliant and dependent immigrants from the Third World. The only antidote to this insanity is the reassertion of State sovereignty and secession. That is the only way to save our liberty and prosperity, and we ought to make it happen as soon as possible. Procrastination only allows the ruling elite to forge our chains even stronger than they are at present." LS Statement on Congress's Bailout Legislation: The League of the South, the only existing Southern nationalist organisation, condemns in the strongest possible way the "bailout" legislation passed by both Houses of the US Congress. League President Dr. Michael Hill noted: "Giving three-quarters of a trillion dollars of taxpayer-guaranteed funds to the very people who caused this financial crisis in the first place is not only irresponsible, it is insane. It would be a sweet deal indeed to go to Vegas and be able to keep your winnings but throw your losses on to someone else's shoulders. Essentially, what has been done is to allow the bankers to keep their profits in good times and make the American taxpayer responsible for their losses in bad times. This legislation was pushed through the House and Senate by a campaign of fear mongering. There was even talk of a declaration of martial law if the House didnt pass the Senate version of the bailout bill." The League believes that the passage of the bailout legislation will serve only to cover the crisis temporarily and make the final day of financial and economic reckoning even worse. Moreover, the League sees this as a major step toward socialism in the American economy. Hill stated that he hoped "the Southern people would wake up and see that both major political parties are bought and paid for by the banking and business elites and that the American empire is not worthy of their consent and support. Instead of protecting their lives, liberty and property, the regime is robbing them blind." Since its inception in 1994, the League has sought to advance the cultural, social, economic and political well-being and independence of the Southern people by all honourable means. It believes this stand is necessary now more than ever. Make Dixienet's "Rebellion" Blog Your Daily Routine! Your day is not complete if you havent visited www.dixienet.org and mashed on the "blog" tab----hard-hitting daily commentary on the news and political events from a traditional Southern American perspective---make it part of your routine to check in with Michael C. Tuggle’s “Rebellion!” blog. Mike is a former State Chair of the North Carolina League of the South and serves on the League Board of Directors.
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