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To: onyx
That's a great graphic onyx! Thanks for posting it, dear one. Indeed that flag was, is and always will be the banner of the DemonKKKrat party.

It must be stated repeatedly until the lamestream media realize the truth, the DemonKKKrats were and are the party of lynching, the Klan, black abortion and Jim Crow. That's why the 'RATs shown above (KKKrazy KKKarter, KKKlintoon, Algore, Hollings, JFKKK, lil' Georgie Wallace and hideous Hitlerly) wrap themselves in adoration of the Confederate Battle flag. It's their heritage and they can't deny it.

Proof of that assertion? Find me just one picture where President Reagan ever distributed campaign material with the 'RAT flag or point me to one actual photo where he posed with that banner. He never did because President Reagan was a pro-God Patriot who always put America first!


46 posted on 07/25/2015 12:51:11 PM PDT by re_nortex (DP - that's what I like about Texas)
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To: re_nortex; wardaddy
The Confederate Flag was hijacked by racist demonic-rats and the KKK just like you have brilliantly exhibited.

Originally, it's my understanding that the red represented the blood of Christ, the white represented the protection of God and the blue X represented the Cross of St. Andrew (the first disciple of Jesus in his public ministry) and patron St. of Scotland, however some said it was Saint George's Cross. The 13 stars represent the 13 states of succession. Thus, the message in the Confederate Battle flag is: “Through the blood of Christ and the protection of God, we the thirteen states are united in our Christian fight for liberty.

67 posted on 07/25/2015 1:25:08 PM PDT by onyx (PLEASE Support FR - GO MONTHLY - Join CLUB 300 - God bless FR's Donors!)
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