“General Lee has left us the memory, not merely of his extraordinary skill as a general, his dauntless courage and high leadership in campaign and battle, but also of that serene greatness…” - Theodore Roosevelt
“We recognize Robert E. Lee as one of our greatest American Christians and one of our greatest American gentlemen.” — Franklin D. Roosevelt
“General Robert E. Lee was, in my estimation, one of the supremely gifted men produced by our Nation. He believed unswervingly in the Constitutional validity of his cause…” - Dwight D. Eisenhower
“Robert E. Lee, a great son of the South, a great leader of the South — … Lee counseled us well when he told us to cast off our animosities, and raise our sons to be Americans.” - Lyndon B. Johnson
“As a soldier, General Lee left his mark on military strategy. As a man, he stood as the symbol of valor and of duty. … General Lee’s character has been an example to succeeding generations…” - Gerald R. Ford
“Robert E. Lee, who, after gallant failure, urged those who had followed him in bravery to re-unite America in purpose and courage.” - John F. Kennedy
“Robert E. Lee was a man who understood the values of a region which he represented. He was never filled with hatred. He never felt a sense of superiority. He led the southern cause with pride, yes, but with a sense of reluctance as well.” — Jimmy Carter
“Lee was the noblest American who had ever lived and one of the greatest commanders known to the annals of war.” - Winston Churchill
After this performance the band did an interview saying this was the best performance they have ever done. Just this song. Everyone was on cue. Perfect. Not a note missed by anyone. Pitch. Tone. Timing. All perfect. They said they never performed this good ever before. And you can clearly tell.❤️
@MattWalshBlog Two things can both be true. He's getting this penalty because he's white, and black parents of gun wielding black children should get the same penalty. He deserves this. He earned it. So did his wife.
This Shiloh Hendrix verdict is complete fucking bullshit and a disgrace to the Constitution.
It is not a crime to use mean words. That is protected speech under the First Amendment. Full stop.
The original charge about her saying the N-word to a child was thrown out, she was not convicted of that.
Instead, a corrupt Minnesota jury and liberal Judge convicted her for telling off a Somali piece of shit who was antagonizing her with his cellphone, harassing her, following her to her car and deliberately baiting her into saying something he could film and weaponize.
He stalked and provoked. She responded with words. And now she’s the criminal?
Nope, fuck you.
This is a massive injustice. This is Anti-White racism. It cannot be allowed to stand.
Today’s English Language Lesson:
"I'm sorry!" and "My bad!" are basically saying the same thing and the phrases are interchangeable--unless you are at the funeral of a murder victim.