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RE: How would you rank the greatest US generals?
(07-18-2014 02:58 PM)South Carolina Duke Wrote:  Yes Terrorist...just research Roswell Women Mill workers for one instance..

Vast contrast between the two governments and their military leadership. The Army of Northern Virginia followed General Orders #72. Sherman as well as Sheridan in the Shenandoah Valley burned private property, live stock and raped women.

The South has been fighting terrorism since 1859.

As for the urban legend of the KKK and N.B. Forrest that is incorrect and there is no supporting evidence to point towards that accusation.

.....and there's no supporting evidence Gen. Sherman was a terrorist. Yet you've said it twice and not once condemned N.B. Forrest for his blatant terrorism towards blacks/former slaves.

I'll just chalk you up as another red-assed South Carolinian who's still bitter about something that happened before he was born.
07-18-2014 08:02 PM
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