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“He was a foe without hate; a friend without treachery; a soldier without cruelty; a victor without oppression, and a victim without murmuring. He was a public officer without vices; a private citizen without wrong; a neighbour without reproach; a Christian without hypocrisy, and a man without guile. He was a Caesar, without his ambition; Frederick, without his tyranny; Napoleon, without his selfishness, and Washington, without his reward.”
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A pencil drawing of Robert Edward Lee (January 19, 1807 - October 12, 1870), Confederate general whose actions in the American Civil War led
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| 2 |  General Robert E. Lee's Farewell to His Soldiers after the Surrender at Appomattox, c.1865 | 283 |
| 3 |  Photo of Robert E. Lee March 1864
A common part of modern "education" is to vilify anyone that had anything to do with the Confederacy. Though they took a step too far with Robert E. Lee, an almost instinctive respect and awe for the battle tactics and honorable disposition of Robert E. Lee is ingrained within most of the people of this country. They are incapable of insulting or belittling Lee, because he was that good of a man. In comparison to Grant who sent his men into the meat grinder over and over, Lee nearly won the war with pretty much everything against him and only ended the war when the cost would be far too great. For this deed that ended a war of brothers Lee was heralded as a hero and songs were written about him. The very fact that a butcher was made president while the modern world attempts to vilify the most just man of that entire war and fails is a testament to this mans integrity and legacy.
The Gods Bless Robert E. Lee | 279 |
| 4 | @risingrxce 🇺🇸 | 232 |
| 5 |  No text... | 234 |
| 6 | "THE KILLING OF ANDREW J. GUNNOE"
Andrew Gunnoe, a Southern sympathizer, did not join in the fight as a soldier during the Civil War. He may have been too old to serve. Andrew, the leader of the ruthless Confederate Home Guard and his sons, terrorized the families of the men that had joined the Union Army in Wyoming, Raleigh, and Boone Counties. Roaming this area they stole pigs, cows, and horses at their leisure. Andrew and his men would also "shanghai" men and turn them over to the Confederate Army for compulsory service. Union soldiers home on leave were subjected to being shot from ambush (bushwhacking), captured and turned over to the Confederate Army as prisoners of war, or captured and shot while trying to "escape". He and his men would also enter the homes of the Union sympathizers and steal clothes and household articles. Granny Webb, who lived on Pond Fork, had her feather ticks dragged out of the house and after cutting them open, Andrew shook them in the wind looking for money.
Upon hearing of Andrew Gunnoe's terrorist acts from their families, the Union men asked for leave to return and kill him. Their Commanding Officer was told that they were going home to kill Gunnoe, with, or without his permission, but they would return to his command if they were granted leave.
The men were from the 7th West Virginia Cavalry and led by Lt. Jacob Webb. With Lt. Webb were - Pvt. Ballard Preston Pettry, Pvt. Milam, and Pvt. Pennington. Lt. Webb, Pvts. Pettry and Pennington also had brothers serving in the Confederate Army. While home they were very visible, attending Church and visiting friends for about four days. During this time, Andrew Gunnoe went into hiding. On an appointed day they met together and as a group marched away as if returning to their command in the Shenandoah Valley near Waynesboro, Va. They went as far as Clover Bottom on the Bluestone River before stopping and waiting for dark. After dark, they returned and stationed themselves in the woods around Andrew's cabin. Andrew lived on Crany Creek in Wyoming County. Joining them here were Pemberton Cook and his son Perry, who had been enlisted to help.
As the sun came up, Gunnoe's son, John, came out the back door of the Cabin and gathered an arm full of stove wood before returning inside. Smoke from the chimney gave evidence that breakfast was cooking. About an hour later, Gunnoe's dogs began to bark sounding the alarm and alerting him of the presence of men stationed in the woods behind the cabin. Gunnoe and John bolted out the front door and ran down a path to the forest. Gunnoe had on a coat with a single large white button, fashioned from a clam shell, holding it together in the center of his chest. He was carrying a rifle in one hand and a piece of cake in the other.
Pettry and Pennington had stationed themselve in the woods at the path gate. They agreed to take aim at the button and fire as Gunnoe grew near. When he was within a few yards of them, they fired, the button disappeared and Gunnoe fell dead. John's life was spared only because Lt. Webb rushing to the scene called out, "Spare the Boy!". The Rev. James Peters (Andrew Gunnoe had shot one of his nephews) later reported the the bullets made a single hole large enough to drop a pebble through.
NOTE: The above story was related by a Mr. James R. Pettry who said, "This story was told to me by my father, Dewey Pettry, and Lula (Pettry) Acord, who heard it from Ballard Preston Pettry. This account of the "Killing Of Andrew Jackson Gunnoe" was published in the "Boone County Kith-N-Kin, Volume XIII, pp. 15-20. | 250 |
| 7 |  No text... | 212 |
| 8 | From my family archives:
George Pearis Stewart was killed on October 10, 1864 by a Confederate raider named Andrew Gunnoe, who was also George's nephew (Andrew was the son of George's sister Sarah Sally Stewart Gunnoe 1797-1821). Gunnoe was in turn killed by Pemberton Cook, son of William Cooke and Catherine (Stewart) Cooke. George Pearis Stewart was the brother of Catherine Stewart. Andrew Gunnoe's wife was a niece of George Pearis Stewart and she and her son attended his funeral. From Henry Thomas Cook, LTC (Retired), USMC
The Civil War was definitely a war of brother against brother and cousin against cousin. Not only was Andrew Gunnoe's wife related to George Pearis Stewart....but so was Andrew. He was the son of George's sister Sarah "Sallie" Stewart Gunnoe.
According to articles published by the Centennial Edition of Beckley Newspapers in August 1950, Pemberton Cook, Sr's, nephew Leonidas H. Cook, a Union soldier was shot from ambush, blinding him. It was thought that Andrew Jackson Gunnoe fired the shot. Although Andrew denied the shot...he was ambushed and killed by Pemberton Cook, Sr, Perry Cook and Lt. Jacob Webb in retaliation.
After the war Mary "Polly" Stewart Gunnoe, Andrew's wife, threatened to have Pemberton Cook indicted and tried for the murder of her husband. This threat probably led to the indictment, trial and conviction of James Anderson Gunnoe, son of Andrew Jackson Gunnoe, for the murder of Edley Whitt, making James the only man ever lodged in the penitentiary for Civil War killings. He served two years and was pardoned by the governor. The petition asking for pardon was signed by some of Pemberton Cook's brothers. | 233 |
| 9 | Rebel-Son-Sittin-Up-Drinkin-With-Robert-E-Lee.m4a | 269 |
| 10 | @risingrxce 🇺🇸 | 1 |
| 11 |  On this day in history, October 12, 1870, Robert Edward Lee passed.
Commander of the Army of Northern Virginia. From the Mexican-American War to the War of Northern Aggression, he fought for his homeland rather than a distant and tyrannical government. At Chancellorsville, outnumbered and with his back against the wall, he divided his army and struck a bold flanking blow that shattered a superior Union force, one of the most daring victories of the war. From Manassas to Appomattox he stood with his people.
May his name and his sacrifice never be forgotten. | 244 |
| 12 |  Nietzsche | 348 |
| 13 | “There is nothing more powerful than the mind that dreams. War is called the father of all things, but one could say that the dream reaches even deeper, that it is the mother of things. War is always dependent on what exists; the dream realises what does not."
— Jünger | 321 |
| 14 |  No text... | 402 |
| 15 | I recommend doing your genealogy, otherwise it’s just abstract and half-baked ancestor worship. I’m sorry, but some of you are Ellis Islander poles and Irish. | 413 |
| 16 | You owe it to your ancestors to not be the ignoble ends of your bloodline and country. Make yourself a warrior. A True American who knows the ways of nature and how bad things can get. Take pride in what your ancestors accomplished, don’t buy into the leftist hogwash that you should be ashamed of them. The idea that you should hate your ancestors because of racism is retarded. Everyone is racist, it’s natural, get over it. Step beyond it.
An American Warrior Religion would have the values of the frontiersman and settler, who’s very existence depends on his ability to defend the perimeter and snuff out his enemies. A Kit Carson who followed frontier code of vengeance, whenever he came upon the remains of pilgrims mutilated by Indians. Men who were hard and understood just how far the human body could go. Don’t underestimate the warlike nature in your blood. A warrior religion is first most concerned with the strength and survival of its race. Theology comes after. | 277 |
| 17 |  WASP Respectability & Civility | 476 |
| 18 | So, “listen Eurofag frens” … | 485 |
| 19 | In fact, it’s really only leftist traitors & Eurofags who think that executing the Palestinian terrorist who shot up fort hood is a bad idea. | 476 |
| 20 | If you want to point at someone, the 1983 Council of Europe & Protocol number 13 in 2003 basically made Europe a death penalty free continent, meanwhile America has *always* done the death penalty - with the exception of a brief period in 1972–1976 when there was a national moratorium on capital punishment. But we started back up again in 1977 with Gary Gilmore.
The national moratorium wasn’t because anyone wanted it or voted for it, but because the Supreme Court decided it was cruel and unusual, and then they reversed that decision.
Americans are fine with killing savages. | 479 |
