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The people of the Confederate States of America, while living under the occupation of a foreign power, we have been unable to celebrate our own history, heritage, culture and nationhood. We lack the advantages of commemorating our own special holidays, but rather have little option then to see our calendar of events covered with those of our occupation forces. Still there are some things we can do, and that is to remember and celebrate privately if we must or in Confederate Groups, wherever and whenever we can manage to gather together.
The Confederacy and its history, heritage and culture is like an undercurrent, which continues to move unnoticed, just below the surface, gathering momentum, preparing towards that glorious day, when we shall once more be a free and independent nation. When our Constitution shall be reactivated and our nation will once more stand upon the world stage. We shall then rise up a generation that knew not the occupation or the years of cultural cleansing, but will openly and freely celebrate all things Confederate and Southern. When our Christian faith need not be hidden in a closet or kept out of public place and ‘freedom from religion’ will be replace with ‘freedom of religion.’
The special dates discussed on the below menu of web pages should be remembered and passed on to our children; there are other worthy dates, but these constitute a minimum. We the Confederate People must remember our past, while looking to the future, inasmuch as our honored past, present and future are linked together in an unfolding chain, which makes us unique among the peoples of the earth. But more then anything, let us never be ashamed our who and what we are, nor of our history, heritage and culture!
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