Today in History

[Will Williams]

Just noticed this at in this new feature at National Vanguard:
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1818: Wade Hampton III is born in Charleston, South Carolina.
He led the Redeemers, a group which restored White rule to
South Carolina after Reconstruction.
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Thank you , Wade, for cooperating with this suggested policy.

[Wade Hampton III]

Just noticed this at in this new feature at National Vanguard:
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1818: Wade Hampton III is born in Charleston, South Carolina.
He led the Redeemers, a group which restored White rule to
South Carolina after Reconstruction.
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It is recommended that if those who register at this forum who do not wish to use their given names for one reason or another, then should pick the name of a significant White person in history so that visitors to White Biocentrism are made aware of these historical individuals.

Thank you , Wade, for cooperating with this suggested policy.

You may be interested to know that the General is interred
in an above-ground vault on the Trinity church-yard in
downtown Columbia (SC) which is directly across the street
from the Capitol Building. The site is less than a half-
hour's drive from my humble abode here in Pontiac (SC),
so in a manner of speaking - I feel quite close to the
General.
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[PhuBai68]

You may be interested to know that the General is interred
in an above-ground vault on the Trinity church-yard in
downtown Columbia (SC) which is directly across the street
from the Capitol Building.

SSsshhhhh!
The PC police and race traitors will rile up the Negroes and to demand he be removed.

[Wade Hampton III]

The PC police and race traitors will rile up the Negroes and to demand he be removed.

Actually, there have been movements afoot by the Jews
and their well-known catspaws to have this statue of
the General removed. It is presently located on the
southeast corner of the Capitol grounds.
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Politically Incorrect

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[Colin]

You may be interested to know that the General is interred
in an above-ground vault on the Trinity church-yard in
downtown Columbia (SC) which is directly across the street
from the Capitol Building.

SSsshhhhh!
The PC police and race traitors will rile up the Negroes and to demand he be removed.

They can't do that. They can push for the moving of statues, but actual veteran's memorials and grave sites are protected by federal law. There is a Confederate veteran's memorial in a park in Amarillo. When they tried to get it removed a couple of years ago, the federal law was invoked and the courts ruled that Confederate veterans are afforded the same protection as any other American veteran.

[Wade Hampton III]

They can't do that. They can push for the moving of statues, but actual veteran's memorials and grave sites are protected by federal law. There is a Confederate veteran's memorial in a park in Amarillo. When they tried to get it removed a couple of years ago, the federal law was invoked and the courts ruled that Confederate veterans are afforded the same protection as any other American veteran.

Perhaps that is why of late, "Pitchfork" Ben Tillman
has been the center of the Jews' attention.
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Former US Senator SC-D

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[Jim Mathias]

You may be interested to know that the General is interred
in an above-ground vault on the Trinity church-yard in
downtown Columbia (SC) which is directly across the street
from the Capitol Building.

SSsshhhhh!
The PC police and race traitors will rile up the Negroes and to demand he be removed.

They can't do that. They can push for the moving of statues, but actual veteran's memorials and grave sites are protected by federal law. There is a Confederate veteran's memorial in a park in Amarillo. When they tried to get it removed a couple of years ago, the federal law was invoked and the courts ruled that Confederate veterans are afforded the same protection as any other American veteran.

Yes they can do it. It's just a matter of finding the right judge to make it stand up.