Army's 100 Years Of Honoring The Confederacy Ends

[skews13]

This Army Times article made my weekend! The article describes the renaming ceremony of Ft. Eisenhower from Ft. Gordon.

I was stationed there, then named Ft. Gordon, from 2001- 2004, including two deployments- one to Afghanistan and one Iraq. The whole time I was stationed there, I, a Yankee from Philadelphia, often bemoaned the fact that America had bases named after defeated traitors who lost a rebellion to secede from the Union to keep slavery. This was when I was introduced to the ridiculous “Lost Cause” fairytale.
Now I have one less thing to complain about. I’m proud to have now served at Ft. Eisenhower, an Army post named after an OG Antifa!

With Eisenhower renaming, Armyâs 100+ years honoring Confederates ends

The Friday ceremony marked the conclusion of the post-renaming process.

www.armytimes.com

Next, the rest of the monuments, all the streets renamed, and true history taught.

And after another 30 or so years goes by. That's the end of any further support by any conservative causes, that will be of any consequence.

 

[lennypartiv]

Liberals successfully erase history

A statue of an American war hero has not only been removed, now it's been melted. Thanks to liberals, our history is being erased. We must not let this happen anymore. ---Charlottesville statue of Robert E. Lee melted down---...

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[The Duke]

This Army Times article made my weekend! The article describes the renaming ceremony of Ft. Eisenhower from Ft. Gordon.

I was stationed there, then named Ft. Gordon, from 2001- 2004, including two deployments- one to Afghanistan and one Iraq. The whole time I was stationed there, I, a Yankee from Philadelphia, often bemoaned the fact that America had bases named after defeated traitors who lost a rebellion to secede from the Union to keep slavery. This was when I was introduced to the ridiculous “Lost Cause” fairytale.
Now I have one less thing to complain about. I’m proud to have now served at Ft. Eisenhower, an Army post named after an OG Antifa!

With Eisenhower renaming, Armyâs 100+ years honoring Confederates ends

The Friday ceremony marked the conclusion of the post-renaming process.

www.armytimes.com

Next, the rest of the monuments, all the streets renamed, and true history taught.

And after another 30 or so years goes by. That's the end of any further support by any conservative causes, that will be of any consequence.

I think you're lying about being in the military.

 

[theHawk]

This Army Times article made my weekend! The article describes the renaming ceremony of Ft. Eisenhower from Ft. Gordon.

I was stationed there, then named Ft. Gordon, from 2001- 2004, including two deployments- one to Afghanistan and one Iraq. The whole time I was stationed there, I, a Yankee from Philadelphia, often bemoaned the fact that America had bases named after defeated traitors who lost a rebellion to secede from the Union to keep slavery. This was when I was introduced to the ridiculous “Lost Cause” fairytale.
Now I have one less thing to complain about. I’m proud to have now served at Ft. Eisenhower, an Army post named after an OG Antifa!

With Eisenhower renaming, Armyâs 100+ years honoring Confederates ends

The Friday ceremony marked the conclusion of the post-renaming process.

www.armytimes.com

Next, the rest of the monuments, all the streets renamed, and true history taught.

And after another 30 or so years goes by. That's the end of any further support by any conservative causes, that will be of any consequence.

All Confederates were pardoned and many rejoined the US Army.

A small part of history you dolts like to ignore.

 

[1srelluc]

Meh, it was a good run.

Truth be told I'm glad to see Ft. Bragg renamed Ft. Liberty because I always said it was named after Bragg as a insult to the South considering what a miserable POS/failure Bragg was.....The only person that could stand him was Jeff Davis.

 

[Oddball]

 

[Hossfly]

Another example of the mighty Gubmint making promises when the need arose and then breaking the promises out of their need for political correctness. I asked one of the sweaty cvnts in a Robert E. Lee thread why the bases were named for Confederates and statues and monuments erected. Out of stupid ass ignorance the creep still hasn't answered. Around 105 tears ago in 1918 a desperate plea was made to the Southern states for help and it was granted. Today in 2023 the Nazicrats are destroying history just like Orwell so accurately predicted.

 

[The Duke]

Another example of the mighty Gubmint making promises when the need arose and then breaking the promises out of their need for political correctness. I asked one of the sweaty ***** in a Robert E. Lee thread why the bases were named for Confederates and statues and monuments erected. Out of stupid ass ignorance the creep still hasn't answered. Around 105 tears ago in 1918 a desperate plea was made to the Southern states for help and it was granted. Today in 2023 the Nazicrats are destroying history just like Orwell so accurately predicted.

Where's Uncle Remus? I bet almost no kids born after after 2000 have ever heard an Uncle Remus story.

They chip away at history all the time, then tell ridiculous lies.

Robert E. Lee was one of the best military tacticians ever. Ever on this planet.

 

[EvilCat Breath]

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I was just going to say the same thing.

 

[frigidweirdo]

Liberals successfully erase history

A statue of an American war hero has not only been removed, now it's been melted. Thanks to liberals, our history is being erased. We must not let this happen anymore. ---Charlottesville statue of Robert E. Lee melted down---...

www.usmessageboard.com

Still isn't erasing History. The History of the Civil War is there for everyone to read. We just don't celebrate TRAITORS any more

 

[GMCGeneral]

Still isn't erasing History. The History of the Civil War is there for everyone to read. We just don't celebrate TRAITORS any more

Sure it is erasing history, fucking dumbass kunt.

 

[The Duke]

Still isn't erasing History. The History of the Civil War is there for everyone to read. We just don't celebrate TRAITORS any more

Isn't Obama celebrated?

 

[C_Clayton_Jones]

Liberals successfully erase history

A statue of an American war hero has not only been removed, now it's been melted. Thanks to liberals, our history is being erased. We must not let this happen anymore. ---Charlottesville statue of Robert E. Lee melted down---...

www.usmessageboard.com

It was ignorant idiocy to name military installations after treasonous war criminals.

Removing the names of those who sought to defend slavery and destroy America from military installations is perfectly appropriate – in no manner ‘erasing’ history.

 

[AMart]

It was ignorant idiocy to name military installations after treasonous war criminals.

Removing the names of those who sought to defend slavery and destroy America from military installations is perfectly appropriate – in no manner ‘erasing’ history.

It wasn't treason. Those states left the USA. The north waged war on the south.

 

[Hossfly]

It was ignorant idiocy to name military installations after treasonous war criminals.

Removing the names of those who sought to defend slavery and destroy America from military installations is perfectly appropriate – in no manner ‘erasing’ history.

Admit it Jones. You slept through history classes.

 

[lennypartiv]

It wasn't treason. Those states left the USA. The north waged war on the south.

There were even a few in Hollywood who knew that.

 

[jbrownson0831]

This Army Times article made my weekend! The article describes the renaming ceremony of Ft. Eisenhower from Ft. Gordon.

I was stationed there, then named Ft. Gordon, from 2001- 2004, including two deployments- one to Afghanistan and one Iraq. The whole time I was stationed there, I, a Yankee from Philadelphia, often bemoaned the fact that America had bases named after defeated traitors who lost a rebellion to secede from the Union to keep slavery. This was when I was introduced to the ridiculous “Lost Cause” fairytale.
Now I have one less thing to complain about. I’m proud to have now served at Ft. Eisenhower, an Army post named after an OG Antifa!

With Eisenhower renaming, Armyâs 100+ years honoring Confederates ends

The Friday ceremony marked the conclusion of the post-renaming process.

www.armytimes.com

Next, the rest of the monuments, all the streets renamed, and true history taught.

And after another 30 or so years goes by. That's the end of any further support by any conservative causes, that will be of any consequence.

Poor whiny Dimtard...you can't change history, it already happened skrewey.
I can just see you in the Army skrewey, what a hoot.

 

[jbrownson0831]

Admit it Jones. You slept through history classes.

Mrs. Jones has to sleep during the day....you know, sunlight and all.

 

[jbrownson0831]

It was ignorant idiocy to name military installations after treasonous war criminals.

Removing the names of those who sought to defend slavery and destroy America from military installations is perfectly appropriate – in no manner ‘erasing’ history.

So you don't like Dimtards either right Mrs Jones???

 

[LeroyDumonde]

Eisenhower was a straight White man. Don't expect the base to keep that name for very long.