Winter Of Discontent: The Confederate Elections Of 2013
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Confederate Catholics: In The Fiery Furnace
In the Second Vatican Council (1967-1969), Pope Paul XXIII issued an edict condemning the CSA for what he called. "Policies that continue inhumane fascism that cannot stand within the body of Christ and within the family of mankind.
What ensued was a fissure within the Church, and within the CSA. Throughout the 1970s, Confederate Catholics, already at odds with the now-Atlanta government over growing restriction of the practice of their faith, mounted a series of non-violent non-cooperation campaigns.
Some clergy went-along to get-along. Others, mainly Jesuit clergy, supported the underground freedom movement and the armed struggle.
The big city archbishops tended to fall in line, but in the hinterlands, priest conducted mass on Sunday, but also helped conduct for the New Underground Railroad and the other dissident movements, and built links to other denominations working for reform and change.
However there was also dissention within the Holy See. The 1970s was the true beginning of the conflict within the Roman Catholic Church that smolders today. The battle between the entrench, Italian-European hierarchy that wanted to stand neutral on a number of human rights issues and the growing Church in Free North America, South America, Australasia and Africa, areas united against Apartheid in Pretoria, and Atlanta.
The "Liberation Theology" sect with the Church was part of the interfaith alliance that brought down South African Apartheid, and progressive Catholics were part of the fanning flames of hopes, of coming reform and the prospect of an opposition election win in the CSA in '77.
The election of Jesse Helms to the Presidency in 1977.
The appointment of Rev. Jerry Falwell to the Chairmanship of Confederate Church Council in 1979.
The ascension of Archbishop Oscar Romero to the Papacy as Pope Peter XXVII in 1979, the continuation of Romero's policies with the ascension of Cardinal Jean-Bertrand Aristide in 1997 as Pope Augustine I (after almost 2 years of political dueling in the College of Cardinals), caused the a massive falling out the led to Falwell influencing President Trent Lott to outlaw the Church in 1993.
And that is where we stand. Many Catholics (such as former NASCAR Champions and practicing Roman Catholics Bobby and Donnie Allison) fled the CSA. Many Confederate Catholics have resettled in Catholic dominated-LSR Louisiana, Mexico and the GPUR, all nations with thriving Catholic communities.
In 2005 the Confederate State Security Agency was found to be involved in an assassination plot against Pope Augustine. CSS documents dating back to the early 70s confirm that the CSS has at least investigated action against key Vatican officials and every Pope since the Second Vatican Council.
The respond of Augustine has been an aggressive stand against the CSA. Aggressive and open..And Augustine will take another bold step this summer, with the first ever Papal visit to the GPUR.
There is a Catholic underground within the Confederate States, and the Vatican honors clergy leader within the CSA as clergy in full standing.
Some orders, such as the Society of Jesus have had members who have volunteered to be clergy in the underground diocese of the CSA.
Within the lay people within the CSA there is a determination to practice and defend their faith, and there has also been the building of common cause and alliance with the greater freedom movement and among churches in the CSA, this underground as been among supporters and organizers of the current effort to force electoral change.
Also, Free North American Catholics are intensifying protest efforts due to the CSA's recent military actions in the Philippines.
In the Second Vatican Council (1967-1969), Pope Paul XXIII issued an edict condemning the CSA for what he called. "Policies that continue inhumane fascism that cannot stand within the body of Christ and within the family of mankind.
What ensued was a fissure within the Church, and within the CSA. Throughout the 1970s, Confederate Catholics, already at odds with the now-Atlanta government over growing restriction of the practice of their faith, mounted a series of non-violent non-cooperation campaigns.
Some clergy went-along to get-along. Others, mainly Jesuit clergy, supported the underground freedom movement and the armed struggle.
The big city archbishops tended to fall in line, but in the hinterlands, priest conducted mass on Sunday, but also helped conduct for the New Underground Railroad and the other dissident movements, and built links to other denominations working for reform and change.
However there was also dissention within the Holy See. The 1970s was the true beginning of the conflict within the Roman Catholic Church that smolders today. The battle between the entrench, Italian-European hierarchy that wanted to stand neutral on a number of human rights issues and the growing Church in Free North America, South America, Australasia and Africa, areas united against Apartheid in Pretoria, and Atlanta.
The "Liberation Theology" sect with the Church was part of the interfaith alliance that brought down South African Apartheid, and progressive Catholics were part of the fanning flames of hopes, of coming reform and the prospect of an opposition election win in the CSA in '77.
The election of Jesse Helms to the Presidency in 1977.
The appointment of Rev. Jerry Falwell to the Chairmanship of Confederate Church Council in 1979.
The ascension of Archbishop Oscar Romero to the Papacy as Pope Peter XXVII in 1979, the continuation of Romero's policies with the ascension of Cardinal Jean-Bertrand Aristide in 1997 as Pope Augustine I (after almost 2 years of political dueling in the College of Cardinals), caused the a massive falling out the led to Falwell influencing President Trent Lott to outlaw the Church in 1993.
And that is where we stand. Many Catholics (such as former NASCAR Champions and practicing Roman Catholics Bobby and Donnie Allison) fled the CSA. Many Confederate Catholics have resettled in Catholic dominated-LSR Louisiana, Mexico and the GPUR, all nations with thriving Catholic communities.
In 2005 the Confederate State Security Agency was found to be involved in an assassination plot against Pope Augustine. CSS documents dating back to the early 70s confirm that the CSS has at least investigated action against key Vatican officials and every Pope since the Second Vatican Council.
The respond of Augustine has been an aggressive stand against the CSA. Aggressive and open..And Augustine will take another bold step this summer, with the first ever Papal visit to the GPUR.
There is a Catholic underground within the Confederate States, and the Vatican honors clergy leader within the CSA as clergy in full standing.
Some orders, such as the Society of Jesus have had members who have volunteered to be clergy in the underground diocese of the CSA.
Within the lay people within the CSA there is a determination to practice and defend their faith, and there has also been the building of common cause and alliance with the greater freedom movement and among churches in the CSA, this underground as been among supporters and organizers of the current effort to force electoral change.
Also, Free North American Catholics are intensifying protest efforts due to the CSA's recent military actions in the Philippines.
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SonOfFreedom
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Anything on Cardnial Siri, or John Paul II (Karol Wotoyja) or Joseph Ratzenger (Benedict XVI) since neither became pope ittl?
INTERMISSION -- A Confederate Professor On OUR Dang History
Perhaps, in part, because of what happened to Lamar Alexander?
2001 Campaign poster during the Confederate Democrat primaries. Paid for by GOPAC -- Dedicated to building a next generation to defend the Second Confederate Republic.
2001 Campaign poster during the Confederate Democrat primaries. Paid for by GOPAC -- Dedicated to building a next generation to defend the Second Confederate Republic.
I Got A Question, How Does Bobby & Donnie Allison left the CSA?, Did They Race in the Golden State Stock Car Championship Series, ARCA or Somewhere Else?
And they look back at Lamar and decide not to rock the boat too much...perhaps deep down they would like radical social and political change, and even more so to spare their families and themselves from being taken down by a CSS bullet if they were to make their views public.
Giuseppe Cardinal Siri -- Archbishop of Genoa, and a critical backchannel between the John XXIII, Free North America and reformers in the CSA in the 1970s.
Karol Cardinal Wojtyla -- Long consider the true spiritual of the Church in his native Poland, and an infleuncial voice in the country in the post Deutschkrieg period. Wojtyla, even after becoming a Bishop was more involved in the activities of the Church in Poland than within the Holy See. Even so, he was one of the leading candidates for the Papacy during after Paul VI death. But Wojtyla more moderate views of the CSA and his seeming indifference, or perceived indifference to the situation after the '77 election and the Helms State of Emergency opened the door to Oscar Cardinal Romero's ascendance.
In later years Wojtyla went from moderate to anti-Confederate in terms of his views of the CSA, but more of his focus was European, especially his stand against Russian provocations in Georgia and the Baltic Scadinavia. Wojtyla died in 2007.
Joseph Cardinal Ratzinger -- Former Archbishop of Vienna. Sub-Dean of the College of Cardinals 2004-present. Some see him is the leader of the traditional factions within the Vatican and has been openly critical of Pope Augustine I.
There have been rumors of Ratzenger and allies within the Holy See having links to Texas Rumsfeldist Karl Rove. Those have been unsubstantiated.
The Allisons and a number of members of their Catholic congregation in Hueytown, Alabama CSA left around 1980, with the some help of the New Underground Railroad.
In 1982 and 1983, Bobby Allison won Lone Star Stock Car Circuit Championships. His son Davey won championships in Texas (1991, 1997), and ARCA (1993, 1994) and won 62 races for his career.
Today, Allison is a partner with former ARCA Champions Dave Marcis and Alan Kulwicki as car builders. AKM Motorsports did the primary testing work on the North American Championship Formula the set of regulations that have made a common engineering rule book that led to the 2013 North American Stock Car Chase for the Championship, which will be the first organized united championship of the four major stock car series. ARCA, Great Plains Racing Circuit, Lone Star Circuit, Golden State Stock Car Series.
In 1982 and 1983, Bobby Allison won Lone Star Stock Car Circuit Championships. His son Davey won championships in Texas (1991, 1997), and ARCA (1993, 1994) and won 62 races for his career.
Today, Allison is a partner with former ARCA Champions Dave Marcis and Alan Kulwicki as car builders. AKM Motorsports did the primary testing work on the North American Championship Formula the set of regulations that have made a common engineering rule book that led to the 2013 North American Stock Car Chase for the Championship, which will be the first organized united championship of the four major stock car series. ARCA, Great Plains Racing Circuit, Lone Star Circuit, Golden State Stock Car Series.
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Good Question about Davey Allison although over In the Days of Thunderverse he was a Car Builder before Yates-Allison-Kulwicki Racing run by Davey Allison and Alan Kulwicki, But What Happened to Alan Kulwicki ITTL (Hint: He raced well in ARCA and is a Champion!)
The Polls -- March 5, 2013
The Atlanta Journal Constitution: The Confederacy's #1 Newspaper.
AJC Poll -- The Whigs -- March 5, 2013
After a very strong debate performance at Duke University Sunday, a surprise in the polls shows a panel of 1,500 Whig voters gave a big surge to former Congresswoman turned RAYCOM anchor Elizabeth Hanford.
After Friday's Reformer's Party debate and weekend of campaigning, Arkansas Senator Mark Pryor held his ground, but a lot of people have seemed to gravitate Mississippi Congressman Ray Perkins, who's folksy style and no-nonesense commercials are resonating with the 'Fed-Up with the Dems and Whig' vote. Jack Conway is still in the hunt even though he did lose a little ground as compared to the last poll, while Adelaide Sink brings up the rear, despite a solid debate performance where some observers felt she won the debate or finished a close second to Ray Perkins, who was surprisingly able on the stage.
If those numbers are accurate, particularly for the ConDems - and I wouldn't put it past the regime to fudge them to make the campaigns look more genuinely "democratic" - Thompson's primary challenge to Gingrich is getting more and more serious. Again, I wouldn't be surprised if the regime, uh, "enhanced" the actual primary results a bit when the vote comes around to get the desired results. Those huge "undecided" numbers are suspicious in this context.
The TMAC PAC ATTACK!
"I'm Josh Turner, award winning country artist and quarterback of the SEC Pro Champion Nashville Strummers, but I'm not here to talk about music or football with you. I want to discuss our future as a strong, free Christian nation. The Confederacy faces challenges, and leadership is key...and we have that leader in President Newton Gingrich.
In the last six years, we've see a revivals in the things that keep the CSA strong, and we've seen our nation grow in stature in the world while bolstering the moral character and fiber that make us North America's true free Godly Republic.
On March 23rd, I'm going with a winner. I'm going with Newton Gingrich."
(Paid for by the TMAC PAC for Gingrich and is responsible for the content of this advertisement)
"I'm Josh Turner, award winning country artist and quarterback of the SEC Pro Champion Nashville Strummers, but I'm not here to talk about music or football with you. I want to discuss our future as a strong, free Christian nation. The Confederacy faces challenges, and leadership is key...and we have that leader in President Newton Gingrich.
In the last six years, we've see a revivals in the things that keep the CSA strong, and we've seen our nation grow in stature in the world while bolstering the moral character and fiber that make us North America's true free Godly Republic.
On March 23rd, I'm going with a winner. I'm going with Newton Gingrich."
(Paid for by the TMAC PAC for Gingrich and is responsible for the content of this advertisement)
Great Work Chip, I'm Supporting for Newt Gingrich as Well just like what Josh Turner (QB of the Nashville Strummers), So I'm Rooting for Gingrich!
The Confederate professional baseball pyramid
Dixie League (aka the Dixie League of Professional Baseball Clubs, est. 1950)
First Division
East
Atlanta Crackers Delta Field (49,586, grass)
Charlotte Knights Knights Stadium (30,000, grass)
Louisville Colonels Parkway Field at Kentucky Expo Center (35,000, turf)
Louisville Redbirds Louisville Slugger Field (33,000, grass)
Miami Marlins Confederate Fruit Stadium (47,662, natural grass)
Tampa Bay Tarpons Tropic Field (34,078, artificial)
West
Birmingham Barons Regions Field (28,500, grass)
Chattanooga Lookouts MTS Park (26,000, grass)
Little Rock Travelers Dickey-stephens Park (25,800, grass)
Memphis Chicks ConFedEx Park (34,384, grass)
Mobile Bears Frank Bolling Field (26,600, grass)
Nashville Sounds Curb Field at Cumberland River (33,194, grass)
Second Division
Charleston Rebels
Columbia Rednecks
Durham Bulls
Franklin (Tn.) Vols
Gwinnett Rebels
Jackson Senators
Jacksonville Suns
Norfolk Tides
Orlando Sun Sox
Raleigh Capitals
Richmond Virginians
Roanoke Sox
Third Division
Biloxi Boats
Fayetteville Razors
Fort Lauderdale Flamingos
Greensboro Patriots
Greenville Spinners
Knoxville Smokies
Lexington Legends
Macon Peaches
Pensacola Fliers
Savannah Aviators
Stone Mountain Majors
West Palm Beach Beaches
Fourth Division
Augusta Tigers
Bowling Green Hot Rods
Bristol Stock Cars
Columbus Cardinals
Danville Leafs
Kannapolis Intimidators
Montgomery Biscuits
Newport Riverboats
Pulaski Chaplains
Rome Romans
St. Petersburg Saints
Winston-Salem Carolinans
Fifth Division
Anderson Tigers
Anniston Rams
Daytona Beach 500s
Dollywood Wonderboys (!)
Florence Boil Weevils
Gadsden Pilots
Johnson City Motors
Key West Flyers
Kingsport Mountain Men
Meridian Millers
Mount Airy Sherriffs
Owensboro Apollos
Paducah Rifles
Pikeville Pikers
Rock Hill Rock Sox
Spartansburg Spartans
Tallahassee Dixie Runners
Vicksburg Hill Billies
Developmental Division
Florida State League
First, Second divisions play 154 game schedule, Third, Fourth divisions play 140 game schedule, Fifth Division plays 132 game schedule.
Dixie Series: A best-of-seven series between the Eastern Division and Western Division champions of the First Division. The team with the better overall record has home field advantage.
Promotion: the champions of the Second, Third, Fourth and Fifth Divisions earn promotion up to the next highest division. In the Second Division, this happens through a series between the Eastern and Western Division champions in a best-of-seven series; the team with the best overall record has home field advantage. For the Third, Fourth and Fifth Divisions, it's a best-of-five between the pennant winner and runner-up, the pennant winner having home field advantage.
Relegation: The bottom two teams in First through Fourth Division play best-of-3 series - the team with the better record hosting Games 2 and 3 - with the loser being relegated down to the next Division.
The Dixie Series is always the final series to be played in the Dixie pyramid. The Second Division Promotional Series and First and Second Division Relegation Series are always played between the last game of the regular season and Game 1 of the Dixie Series.
Dixie League (aka the Dixie League of Professional Baseball Clubs, est. 1950)
First Division
East
Atlanta Crackers Delta Field (49,586, grass)
Charlotte Knights Knights Stadium (30,000, grass)
Louisville Colonels Parkway Field at Kentucky Expo Center (35,000, turf)
Louisville Redbirds Louisville Slugger Field (33,000, grass)
Miami Marlins Confederate Fruit Stadium (47,662, natural grass)
Tampa Bay Tarpons Tropic Field (34,078, artificial)
West
Birmingham Barons Regions Field (28,500, grass)
Chattanooga Lookouts MTS Park (26,000, grass)
Little Rock Travelers Dickey-stephens Park (25,800, grass)
Memphis Chicks ConFedEx Park (34,384, grass)
Mobile Bears Frank Bolling Field (26,600, grass)
Nashville Sounds Curb Field at Cumberland River (33,194, grass)
Second Division
Charleston Rebels
Columbia Rednecks
Durham Bulls
Franklin (Tn.) Vols
Gwinnett Rebels
Jackson Senators
Jacksonville Suns
Norfolk Tides
Orlando Sun Sox
Raleigh Capitals
Richmond Virginians
Roanoke Sox
Third Division
Biloxi Boats
Fayetteville Razors
Fort Lauderdale Flamingos
Greensboro Patriots
Greenville Spinners
Knoxville Smokies
Lexington Legends
Macon Peaches
Pensacola Fliers
Savannah Aviators
Stone Mountain Majors
West Palm Beach Beaches
Fourth Division
Augusta Tigers
Bowling Green Hot Rods
Bristol Stock Cars
Columbus Cardinals
Danville Leafs
Kannapolis Intimidators
Montgomery Biscuits
Newport Riverboats
Pulaski Chaplains
Rome Romans
St. Petersburg Saints
Winston-Salem Carolinans
Fifth Division
Anderson Tigers
Anniston Rams
Daytona Beach 500s
Dollywood Wonderboys (!)
Florence Boil Weevils
Gadsden Pilots
Johnson City Motors
Key West Flyers
Kingsport Mountain Men
Meridian Millers
Mount Airy Sherriffs
Owensboro Apollos
Paducah Rifles
Pikeville Pikers
Rock Hill Rock Sox
Spartansburg Spartans
Tallahassee Dixie Runners
Vicksburg Hill Billies
Developmental Division
Florida State League
First, Second divisions play 154 game schedule, Third, Fourth divisions play 140 game schedule, Fifth Division plays 132 game schedule.
Dixie Series: A best-of-seven series between the Eastern Division and Western Division champions of the First Division. The team with the better overall record has home field advantage.
Promotion: the champions of the Second, Third, Fourth and Fifth Divisions earn promotion up to the next highest division. In the Second Division, this happens through a series between the Eastern and Western Division champions in a best-of-seven series; the team with the best overall record has home field advantage. For the Third, Fourth and Fifth Divisions, it's a best-of-five between the pennant winner and runner-up, the pennant winner having home field advantage.
Relegation: The bottom two teams in First through Fourth Division play best-of-3 series - the team with the better record hosting Games 2 and 3 - with the loser being relegated down to the next Division.
The Dixie Series is always the final series to be played in the Dixie pyramid. The Second Division Promotional Series and First and Second Division Relegation Series are always played between the last game of the regular season and Game 1 of the Dixie Series.
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...what???
Just...what?!
athletics...are you really that totally fixated on sports and music that you have no conception of just how vile the Confederate regime really is, or that TTL's Newt Gingrich is an authoritarian ruler, if not outright dictator, working closely with the person who is possibly the most evil man in North America in a position of power - and by that I mean David Duke - and a man who is in cahoots with the thoroughly amoral Vladimir Putin? Do you seriously mean to tell me that you support such a man?