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“What Civil War? What do you mean Whites fought to free
Black slaves. No they didn’t!”
You know it’s coming.
The end result of back when they were forced to let in that female.
I would be ashamed to go to school there now....
By tomorrow black IQ will increase 15 points, their crime rate will drop 50 percent, and their illegitimacy rate will drop 50 points. It’s them damn Confederate statues that have been holding them back all these years.
I suspect that will really help alumni donations... /S
I called a VMI graduate friend of mine. He lamented the decision. I asked him to name a couple of people to erect statues of to “replace” LTG Thomas Jackson. He recommended 3 VMI graduates:
LTG John A. Lejeune, USMC, Graduate and VMI Commandant during the Depression, who kept the school open during those lean years.
General Leonard T. Gerow, US Army
General Lemuel C. Shepherd Jr., USMC
The American Taliban win, again, as they plow through every institution that does not bend to their will. Truly pathetic display of cowardice by VMI.
This erasing of visible history is vile. If people think they are going to stop at just removing Southern history...then I have a bridge to sell you.
PING
Commies.Dirty stinkin rotten ones at that.
Oh, goody goody. Just another Leftist turd of a different color is all.
Stonewall Jackson would approve after giving them the bayonet!!!
Disgraceful wimps erasing U.S. history to appease the commies.
Thank you Nimrata Randhawa
I’ll take it.
Knock yourselves out you Schwanzlutschers.
VMI Alumni records are a rich resource for historians and genealogists. This page highlights the Patton family’s connection with VMI—Gen. George S. Patton of World War II fame and his ancestors who attended VMI, including his father, grandfather, and great uncles. Four of seven Patton brothers attended VMI during the mid-19th century, including George S. Patton (VMI Class of 1852), General Patton’s grandfather.
The First Generation
John Mercer Patton
graduate, VMI Class of 1846, standing 8th out of 14; lawyer and judge; Colonel, 21st Virginia Infantry Regiment, CSA; died at Ashland, Virginia, October 9, 1898.
George Smith Patton
graduate, VMI Class of 1852, standing 2nd in a class of 24; after graduation studied law and practiced in Charleston; during the Civil War, was commander of the 22nd Virginia Infantry Regiment CSA; killed at the Battle of Winchester in September 1864. Grandfather of Gen. George S. Patton, Jr.
Waller Tazewell Patton
graduate, VMI Class of 1855, standing 2nd in a Class of 16; after graduation practiced law in Culpeper, VA; Colonel, 7th Virginia Infantry Regiment, CSA; mortally wounded at Gettysburg and died in the College Hospital at Gettysburg on July 21, 1863.
William McFarland Patton
graduate VMI Class of 1865; while a cadet took part in the Battle of New Market as a cadet sergeant in Company B of the Corps of Cadets; after war was a Civil Engineer and Professor of Engineering at VMI and Virginia Tech (VPI); he died on May 26, 1905.
The Second Generation
George S. Patton
Born Charleston (now West Virginia), September 30, 1856, the son of George S. Patton and Susan Thornton Glassell; graduate, VMI Class of 1877; after graduation taught at VMI for one year; studied law and became a prominent attorney in Los Angeles, where he was also active in politics; married Ruth Wilson, 1884; children: George S. and Anne; died June 1927, Los Angeles, CA.
The Third Generation
General George S. Patton, Jr. (1885-1945)
The third Patton to bear the name George Smith; attended VMI for one year (1903-1904) as a member of the Class of 1907; appointed to the United States Military Academy in the spring of 1904 and entered West Point in June. While at VMI he studied Algebra, English, History, Drawing and Latin; he was left tackle on the “scrub” football team, a group which scrimmaged several times a week against the varsity team; a classmate described him as “quiet, straight as a string, courteous, well-mannered, more serious minded than lightsome in conversation.”
Stupidity is contagious and is seems to raise its ignorance in the Democrat party
This blows me away.
He IS VMI.
Every one of the top military colleges have their heroes. We had ID White and Truman Ransom. They had Jackson.
The old timers must be furious about this.
Yeah, the civil war was fought over states rights..
A particular “right” or so they tought,as a matter of fact....
Stupid Stupid Stupid