From a southern blogger about Forrest and other 'high' points:
My dear, dear friends,
I can only apologise for my long absence from these pages. Please do not think, however, that just because I was not praising this great nation and Our Lord on the World’s Greatest Website ™ that I was not thinking of it and working for it in my prayers.
I now return from my travels a wiser and, I hope, a kinder, more compassionate man. One of the things that I saw that helped fill me with yet more love was the wonderful Confederate Museum in the beautiful American city of Charleston, South Carolina.
This whole building was a most touching tribute to those brave men who died in the name of freedom and justice. I was moved deeply to see so any holy relics from their time on earth. I could have spent all day wondering among the wonderful uniforms (too, too many stained with blood!), reading the letters those brave men wrote, gazing the water bottles from which they drank up so much life, marvelling at the little Bibles they carried with them over so many miles and through so much hardship…
The Confederate Museum in Charleston, SC. At last something to be proud of!
The most beautiful and touching things that I saw in this wonderful place were the relics gathered from the house of that great man Nathan Bedford Forrest. Of course, I was awed to see the nails that they had gathered from the very house in which he lived his great life. And I felt faint when I saw the block of pine they have there. It’s said that he even touched with his own hands. Isn’t that something?
Along with the sense of holy wonder that all this inspired in me was a deep gladness in my heart that some American patriots have not been scared by disgusting liberal scare tactics and the foul screeching that accompanies the black propaganda campaign against this wonderful American knight from days of old.
As my great friend Billy Bob Neck might say, ain’t no one going to put the scare on the Daughters of the Confederacy! These fine women who run that wonderful museum are actually descended from real life rebels – and that noble blood clearly courses through their veins. They aren’t afraid to declare a hero when they see a hero!
And Nathan Bedford Forrest is a real hero. Don’t believe the poison that liberals will try to pour in your ears on this subject. Ignore their hateful agenda and recognize a rich piece of heritage. It’s one of the finest pieces in the beautiful jigsaw of this great nation under God.
NB Forrest. A grand man. A high man. A wizard of a man. How I long to be part of his clan!
God blessed Forrest with good fortune from a young age, but he did not spend this in dissolute idleness, chasing underage boys and getting his friends addicted to drugs like so many liberals today. No! He spent his money in a cause he believed in and laid his life on the line for that cause. He enlisted as a lowly private in the Confederate army when his home was invaded by Northern aggressors during the war of Northern Aggression. Soon, however, his great military talent and innate nobility and sense of right and wrong saw him rapidly promoted. Soon he was wielding God’s sword as a General and his men loved him as much as his enemies feared him. On the way through this great conflict he even invented mobile warfare… That’s the kind of warfare that would help America win two great world wars against fascism. So why do liberals hate him?
After the war, Forrest continued to stand up and to fight for what he believed: liberty, truth, natural justice, everything and everyone in its right place and the American way. He made it his solemn mission to rid the country of those vile Scalliwags who wanted to betray and undermine their friends. He became the scourge of those carpetbaggers who were moving in on Southern lands with the intention of exploiting its people. Forrest was opposed to exploitation of every kind, preferring instead to enact God’s will and keep each person in his appointed place as decreed by the laws laid down in the Bible. (See for instance Genesis 9:25-27). What’s wrong with that? Nothing!
So I ask again, why do Liberals hate him? Is it because they see in Forrest a better man than they will ever be. Does his great example show the filth and degradation of their own lives too clearly? Probably.
All Forrest wanted was to keep things in their place. Why does that annoy liberals? What business is it of there’s anyway?
He kept on working for natural justice until the end of his days and was adored and respected by all who knew him. After his death, his legacy lives on in thought and in deed and in the brave hearts of all men and women (like those of the daughters of the Confederacy) who value truth and freedom.
And yet, if you were to listen to the liberals who control our media, we are supposed to hate this great man? Why? It beggars belief. And their hate is so great that NB Forrest has even become a dirty word in the nation’s public schools and in the liberal media lie factory.
And that’s why I was so deeply touched to see some people are still keeping the flames of Nathan Bedford Forrest burning in Charleston, South Carolina. May those fires never go out!
May God Bless you all,
Sam Johnston
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