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Flagging: The Ultimate Form of Confederate Activism! Flagging scalawags who would deny us our heritage is one of the latest forms of Confederate activism which is sweeping the South. It had its origin in Georgia with the removal of the 1956 Veterans Memorial Flag of Georgia which was pulled down in 2000 by ex-governor Roy Barnes. Barnes was defeated in his bid for a second term by Sonny Perdue, who ran on a platform that included a promise to give Georgians a fair vote to return the 1956 flag to its proper place as the official state flag of Georgia. To make a long story short, he reneged on that promise by introducing a third choice on the referendum to restore our flag and then pulling our flag off the referendum. Since this infamous act, he has been flagged even more vehemently than his predecessor was. This page has been introduced to the Confederate American Pride website to serve as a sort of "Flagging Central" for reports on flaggings conducted not only in Georgia, but around the South as well. Please add it to your bookmarks and check back often for updates. To post a flagging report to this page please send the report in an email to garebel942@yahoo.com. Photos that accompany the reports should be sent as jpeg attachments. Steve Monk Concerned Georgia citizen and flagger Flagging Reports and Pictures Thursday, 30 November 2006 142nd Anniversary Franklin Battlefield Flag March Thursday, the 30th of November 2006 is a day that I will always remember. At approximately three o'clock in the afternoon of that day, our column of Confederate patriots stepped off from Winstead Hill, the same place where, in 1864, on this day, Hood's army of Confederates began their attack on Union positions in the town of Franklin, Tennessee. My blood stirred as the loud, booming sound of our Confederate artillery heralded the beginning of our march. Not since the Hunley Funeral march in Charleston in 2004 have I ever felt such pride in my Confederate heritage. Go take a look at the pictures of this event and of the encampment at Rippavilla Plantation in Spring Hill, the night before the march on my Webshots page... Webshot Pictures Tuesday, 27 September 2005 Sonny Perdue Flagged at the Crowne Plaza Ravina Hotel in Atlanta On Tuesday evening, 27 September 2005, approximately twelve dedicated Georgia flaggers flagged Sonny "The Liar" Perdue at the Crowne Plaza Ravina Hotel. The occasion was his attendance at the Atlanta Israel Bonds Business and Community Tribute Dinner. This was a terrific flagging at a GREAT location! Check out the pictures of this flagging on Webshots.... Webshot Pictures Sunday, 26 June 2005 Waving Proudly Over Alabama: The Giant Confederate Flag on I-65 A new form of Confederate Flag activism that is gaining momentum across the South is the raising of large Confederate Battleflags in prominent locations on private property. That way, when the whiners and complainers start their politically correct song and dance, they don't have a legal leg to stand on. One very outstanding example of such a flag raising was the giant 20' x 30' Confederate Battleflag raised on property owned by the Sons of Confederate Veterans alongside I-65 between Montgomery and Birmingham in Alabama. As you might expect, the pc complainers were on hand at the dedication of this flag to try and protest. But they were cut short by the Alabama State Patrol. I caught it all on my digital camera in a number of shots which you can view at my Webshots page... Webshot Pictures

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