Southern American Heritage . . .

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On Saturday, June 18, 2016 8:31 PM, Jeff Paulk <cwipaulk@earthlink.net> wrote:


Dear Chancelor Vitter,

  The changing/removing of Col. Reb, Confederate Ave., not playing "Dixie", and any number of other cultural terrorist moves on the part of the University of Mississippi is a slap in the face to our Confederate dead who fought an illegal invasion to defend their homelands and families from tyranny and oppression.  Cultural Marxism has brainwashed our nation since Reconstruction with the rewriting of our history.  It is a sad day indeed when people from the South turn on their own proud heritage and paint it with the politically correct brush of Marxism so as to garner favor with the brainwashed Marxist crowd. A bit of research and studying the true accounts of our history would do you, and numerous others, a lot of good.  There is absolutely nothing wrong, racist, or hateful about any of our Confederate symbols or heritage.  Our "greatest generation" fought the Nazis in Germany in order to prevent exactly what is taking place here in this country today.  What a crying shame!  The Nazis destroyed history and symbols in order to brainwash their subjects, and ISIS is doing the same thing.  Am I comparing your actions to those of Nazis and Muslim terrorists?  Yes, yes I most certainly am.  There is no difference, except for the penalty of death or imprisonment for refusing to abide by such fascist dictates.  At least at the present time there is no penalty of imprisonment or death. You politically correct hacks find it easier to not have a spine and just "go along with the flow" of cultural terrorism to appease a small minority of gullible, brainwashed, uneducated morons.  Grow a spine, get a pair, learn the truth about our history, and stand up for what is right.  Stop stomping on our heritage and throwing it in the trash heap!

Jeff Paulk
Tulsa, OK

Contact Chancelor Vitter:
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Phone: 662-915-7111
Fax: 662-915-5935



  "Any society which suppresses the heritage of its conquered minorities,
prevents their history, and denies them their symbols,
has sewn the seed of its own destruction."   
  Sir William Wallace, 1281