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Author Archives: Stephen Clay McGehee
Thoughts on Monarchy
In previous posts, I have mentioned my sympathy – and support – for some form of monarchy as being a good way of governing a nation and preserving its culture. Considering the current state of America, I think we can … Continue reading
Posted in Culture and Heritage, Leadership
Tagged culture preservation, government, monarchy
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Mercy and Chivalry
Mercy is one of the great hallmarks of chivalry. Mercy toward one’s enemy is the hardest mercy of all, which is probably why Jesus instructs us to love our enemies. The following is taken from the Men Who Lead blog … Continue reading
Posted in Culture and Heritage, Leadership
Tagged chivalry, civility, history, honor, leadership
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Is Obama God’s Servant?
Sam Gipp sends out a regular newsletter from “Friend To Churches Ministries”. His December 2012 issue was titled, We LOST, Deal With It!. While all of it was interesting, one paragraph caught my eye. It is something that I had … Continue reading
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Do Your Ancestors Matter? – Repost from UFI
I suspect that the topic is one that all of us who cherish our Southern heritage are well aware of. It might be deep in our subconscious or it might be part of our active thought, but an awareness of … Continue reading
Secession – Act 3
The first act of this play being secession from England. The second act being the secession of the Confederate states in 1861. The third act… More posts on secession. Molotov Mitchell is president of the award-winning Illuminati Pictures. His specialty … Continue reading
Posted in history, Southern Political Issues
Tagged government, history, North/South division, politics, secession
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New Era’s Resolutions
On November 6, 2012, America entered a new era – not because B. Hussein Obama was re-elected, but because a majority of American voters now follow the cult of Marxism that he represents. If this were just another political split, … Continue reading
Posted in Culture and Heritage, Southern Gentleman
Tagged civility, culture preservation, life style, Southern Gentleman
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Don’t Blame Romney – Commentary from The Hay Ride
We will get back to the topics that Confederate Colonel was founded on – the culture of the Southern Gentleman and how to pass it on to succeeding generations – in the next day or so. In the mean time, … Continue reading
Posted in Culture and Heritage
Tagged culture preservation, egalitarianism, government, politics
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Understanding The Rules of Power
In a previous post, I stated flatly that I would not be voting for Romney, but instead would be voting for the Constitution Party candidate because that is who more closely represents my beliefs. The question that guided my decision … Continue reading
Posted in Southern Gentleman, Southern Political Issues
Tagged government, history, politics, Southern Gentleman
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