"Only the Black Flag will bring the North to its senses." Gen. Stonewall Jackson - Page 4 - Stormfront
"Only the Black Flag will bring the North to its senses." Gen. Stonewall Jackson
01-20-2004, 03:18 AM #31
Re: "Only the Black Flag will bring the North to its senses." Gen. Stonewall Jackson
Gen. J. Stewart: Nasty business. Merciless climate. Glad to be home, sir. The Apache were defending their homes as we will be defending ours. If we fight as well as the Apache, I pity the Yankee invader.
PERFECT TOGETHER! diabloblanco14
I knew that sounded familar! That movie was an incredible one and I urge everyone to watch!
01-20-2004, 03:20 AM #32
Ive yet to see it, I am planning on renting it soon though, maybe next week sometime..... it looks awsome, and Ive heard lots of good things, some of them in this thread. 88
01-20-2004, 04:41 AM #33
Our glorious General was certainly right in many respects and his foresight untimely.
We did acquire infidelity, the ultimate loss of free and responsible government and a new world order than runs counter to all of our interest as Americans.
God rest in peace, Stonewall.
01-20-2004, 07:25 PM #34
Gen. J.E.B. Stewart
*NEW* Thomas J. "Stonewall" Jackson
*NEW* Jefferson Davis
01-21-2004, 09:05 AM #35
One of the South's Greatest Heroes!
http://www.dixierising.com/eCard/Dix...ew=1&id=198861
STONEWALL JACKSON HOMEPAGE
http://home.san.rr.com/stonewall/
http://www.elohi.com/photo/stonewall/
Stonewall Jackson's Family Tree
http://www.ancestry.com/landing/famo...ckson_bio2.htm
02-01-2004, 08:45 PM #36
Shared fate would be likely in situations where potential defectors were summarily executed or severely punished by the ingroup, or in situations were survivors were summarily executed by a conquering outgroup or lost access to women and other resources. There is little evidence for high levels of discipline and coercion in pre-state warfare, although it occurred at least in some cases (Turney-High 1971). Nevertheless, cowards were often shamed and courage was a highly valued trait (Keeley 1996, 42–44; Turney-High 1971), so that defection from the fighting group did indeed have costs as a result of social pressure.
02-01-2004, 11:13 PM #37
I love the South. I love America.
02-01-2004, 11:31 PM #38
" Jackson was truly a modest man. He would blush like a school-girl at a compliment. He was easily confused in the presence of strangers, especially if they were ladies. It is well known that the noisy demonstrations which the troops always made when they saw him were painfully embarrassing to him. This was usually attributed to his innate modesty; but that was not the sole cause. It had its origin in a higher source. In the last interview I ever had with him, he said: "The manner in which the press, the army, and the people seem to lean upon certain persons is positively frightful. They are forgetting God in the instruments he has chosen. It fills me with alarm." Did this fear foreshadow his own sad fate at the hands of his own men, who almost idolized him? "These newspapers with their trumpery praise make me ashamed," said General Lee to me at Petersburg. What a lesson is here to flatterers!
http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homep...d/stonewal.htm
09-06-2004, 09:47 PM #39
Gods and Generals movie director endorses NumbersUSA's efforts to combat sprawl and congestion.
"I do not take for granted that our nation's open spaces, farmland, wetlands, wooded habitats, and all the wildlife living in them—nor our human institutions—will survive the constant sprawl of human expansion. NumbersUSA's work—solidly based on U.S. Census Bureau facts—shocks many into a sense of urgency to do something to change our future.
"I know something about what happens when a country ignores such an urgency and puts off the tough issues until it is too late. During more than two decades of study and work to bring these two Civil War movies to the screen, I have constantly been humbled by the carnage and suffering. In many ways, honorable people on all sides were forced into an inevitable conflict in the 1860s. But the carnage was not inevitable in the 1840s or the 1830s. There were many forks in the political road when politicians and the citizens who elected them could have worked on tougher long-term problems instead of continually focusing on the easier short term and putting off the big issues for a later date.
"I urge you to join me in supporting NumbersUSA and using its tools at NumbersUSA.com to persuade federal officials to consider seriously the long-range consequences of their current immigration policies." — Ron Maxwell, Director, Gods and Generals & Gettysburg
09-06-2004, 10:15 PM #40
Some elsewhere accuse others of worshipping the dead - I admire the men above and I have studied them because there is much to learn from them - I don't "worship" them. Their DNA and the DNA of many others of that time is still around and being passed on.
Thomas "Stonewall" Jackson: True or False Huck Finn Culture and Customs 7 09-08-2008 11:14 PM
"Only the Black Flag will bring the North to its senses." Gen. Stonewall Jackson - Page 4 - Stormfront
"Only the Black Flag will bring the North to its senses." Gen. Stonewall Jackson
01-20-2004, 03:18 AM #31
Re: "Only the Black Flag will bring the North to its senses." Gen. Stonewall Jackson
Gen. J. Stewart: Nasty business. Merciless climate. Glad to be home, sir. The Apache were defending their homes as we will be defending ours. If we fight as well as the Apache, I pity the Yankee invader.
PERFECT TOGETHER! diabloblanco14
I knew that sounded familar! That movie was an incredible one and I urge everyone to watch!
01-20-2004, 03:20 AM #32
Ive yet to see it, I am planning on renting it soon though, maybe next week sometime..... it looks awsome, and Ive heard lots of good things, some of them in this thread. 88
01-20-2004, 04:41 AM #33
Our glorious General was certainly right in many respects and his foresight untimely.
We did acquire infidelity, the ultimate loss of free and responsible government and a new world order than runs counter to all of our interest as Americans.
God rest in peace, Stonewall.
01-20-2004, 07:25 PM #34
Gen. J.E.B. Stewart
*NEW* Thomas J. "Stonewall" Jackson
*NEW* Jefferson Davis
01-21-2004, 09:05 AM #35
One of the South's Greatest Heroes!
http://www.dixierising.com/eCard/Dix...ew=1&id=198861
STONEWALL JACKSON HOMEPAGE
http://home.san.rr.com/stonewall/
http://www.elohi.com/photo/stonewall/
Stonewall Jackson's Family Tree
http://www.ancestry.com/landing/famo...ckson_bio2.htm
02-01-2004, 08:45 PM #36
Shared fate would be likely in situations where potential defectors were summarily executed or severely punished by the ingroup, or in situations were survivors were summarily executed by a conquering outgroup or lost access to women and other resources. There is little evidence for high levels of discipline and coercion in pre-state warfare, although it occurred at least in some cases (Turney-High 1971). Nevertheless, cowards were often shamed and courage was a highly valued trait (Keeley 1996, 42–44; Turney-High 1971), so that defection from the fighting group did indeed have costs as a result of social pressure.
02-01-2004, 11:13 PM #37
I love the South. I love America.
02-01-2004, 11:31 PM #38
" Jackson was truly a modest man. He would blush like a school-girl at a compliment. He was easily confused in the presence of strangers, especially if they were ladies. It is well known that the noisy demonstrations which the troops always made when t
hey saw him were painfully embarrassing to him. This was usually attributed to his innate modesty; but that was not the sole cause. It had its origin in a higher source. In the last interview I ever had with him, he said: "The manner in which the press, the army, and the people seem to lean upon certain persons is positively frightful. They are forgetting God in the instruments he has chosen. It fills me with alarm." Did this fear foreshadow his own sad fate at the hands of his own men, who almost idolized him? "These newspapers with their trumpery praise make me ashamed," said General Lee to me at Petersburg. What a lesson is here to flatterers!
http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homep...d/stonewal.htm
09-06-2004, 09:47 PM #39
Gods and Generals movie director endorses NumbersUSA's efforts to combat sprawl and congestion.
"I do not take for granted that our nation's open spaces, farmland, wetlands, wooded habitats, and all the wildlife living in them—nor our human institutions—will survive the constant sprawl of human expansion. NumbersUSA's work—solidly based on U.S. Census Bureau facts—shocks many into a sense of urgency to do something to change our future.
"I know something about what happens when a country ignores such an urgency and puts off the tough issues until it is too late. During more than two decades of study and work to bring these two Civil War movies to the screen, I have constantly been humbled by the carnage and suffering. In many ways, honorable people on all sides were forced into an inevitable conflict in the 1860s. But the carnage was not inevitable in the 1840s or the 1830s. There were many forks in the political road when politicians and the citizens who elected them could have worked on tougher long-term problems instead of continually focusing on the easier short term and putting off the big issues for a later date.
"I urge you to join me in supporting NumbersUSA and using its tools at NumbersUSA.com to persuade federal officials to consider seriously the long-range consequences of their current immigration policies." — Ron Maxwell, Director, Gods and Generals & Gettysburg
09-06-2004, 10:15 PM #40
Some elsewhere accuse others of worshipping the dead - I admire the men above and I have studied them because there is much to learn from them - I don't "worship" them. Their DNA and the DNA of many others of that time is still around and being passed on.
Thomas "Stonewall" Jackson: True or False Huck Finn Culture and Customs 7 09-08-2008 11:14 PM