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The Virginia Flaggers

Citizens of the Commonwealth who stand AGAINST those who would desecrate our Confederate Monuments and memorials, and FOR our Confederate Veterans.

The Virginia Flaggers were organized on September 5, 2011. What began with just a few dedicated Southerners, has now grown to include hundreds of people, from all over the country, who have joined us in protesting against Heritage offenses in Richmond, and Virginia… and beyond! WHAT IS A FLAGGER? When needed, flaggers stand with our flags against those in opposition in a peaceful, yet forceful manner, to educate and inform the general public, and in open and visible protest against those who have attacked us, our flags, our ancestors, or our Heritage. Flaggers speak for those who have no voice. We relay a message of Honor, Dignity, Respect, and Heritage to those who never knew, or to those who have forgotten, and to attempt to reach those who refuse to hear. Our weapon is the Confederate Battle Flag. Our enemies are those who worship ignorance, historical revisionism and Political Correctness. We take pride in taking a stand for the Cause. For this Cause, we call others to flock to the banner of our ancestors, take up their flags, and join us in battle, for OUR TIME IS NOW. The Va Flaggers reject any person or group whose actions tarnish or bring dishonor upon the Confederate soldier or his reason for fighting, including those groups and persons using our cherished flag as a symbol for their own dishonorable purposes.

10/30/2026

"I was no secessionist, and hoped the trouble would be settled without recourse to arms; but when the war came I shouldered my musket on behalf of my state and defended her to the last."

Pvt John Casler Company A
33rd Virginia Infantry Stonewall Brigade

They will tell their children
Though all other memories fade,
That they fought with Stonewall Jackson
In the old Stonewall Brigade.

John Esten Cooke
Outline from the Outpost

10/30/2026

Before and after Democrats took control of the Commonwealth. Elections have consequences.

10/29/2026

Nathan Bedford Forrest died on this day, October 29, 1877

Tennessee, The Volunteer State, 1769-1923, Vol. 1
29 Oct 1877 , Union Street, Memphis, Shelby County, Tennessee

General Forrest died at the residence of Col. Jesse A. Forrest on Union Street, Memphis. His death created a profound impression throughout the country and evoked expressions of sympathy, admiration and respect. Among the many tributes paid to his memory none, perhaps, surpasses in beauty of thought that expressed by Lord Wolseley, at that time commander-in-chief of the British army: Forrest had fought like a knight-errant for the cause he believed to be that of justice and right. No man who drew the sword for his country in that fratricidal struggle deserves better of her; and as long as the chivalrous deeds of her sons find poets to describe them and fair women to sing of them, the name of this gallant general will be remembered with affection and sincere admiration. A man with such a record needs no ancestry.
Source: Tennessee, The Volunteer State, 1769-1923, Vol. 1/ Ancestry
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10/29/2026

After the war when a friend told Lee he was working hard to make up for time lost in the Army Lee rebuked him.

“Mr. Humphreys, however long you live and whatever you accomplish, you will find that the time you spent in the Confederate army was the most profitable spent portion of your life. Never again speak to me of having lost time in the army.”

Robert E Lee

10/29/2026

Baltimore has rejected an offer to put its four Confederate monuments on public view in Southern Maryland, according to emails obtained by The Baltimore Sun. But city officials have not explained why — or announced a permanent home for the statues removed nine years ago and kept mostly in storage ever since.

The emails show that the city ruled out Confederate Memorial Park in St. Mary’s County, whose owners offered to display the monuments to the public for free and to include city-written plaques explaining their controversial history.

The decision leaves unresolved a question that has followed the statues since their removal in 2017: What should Baltimore do with monuments its own commission described as both historical artifacts and propaganda for white supremacy?

📸: Kim Hairston, The Baltimore Sun

10/29/2026

“Just here I have an indescribable peace. All is peace within. I want you to know that between me...and the face of my Heavenly Father, not a cloud intervenes. I have put my trust in my Lord and Saviour.

Call my wife.”

Last words of Gen Nathan Bedford Forrest, who died on this day, October 29, 1877

10/29/2026

“If centralism is ultimately to prevail; if our entire system of free Institutions as established by our common ancestors is to be subverted, and an Empire is to be established in their stead; if that is to be the last scene of the great tragic drama now being enacted: then, be assured, that we of the South will be acquitted, not only in our own consciences, but in the judgment of mankind, of all responsibility for so terrible a catastrophe, and from all guilt of so great a crime against humanity.”

-Vice President CSA Alexander Stephens

10/28/2026

“He loved us like a father and led us like a king.”
- Unknown Confederate Soldier

10/28/2026

The Virginia Flaggers’ Farmville Rt 460 High Bridge Memorial Battle Flag. Still flying today in spite of 4 1/2 years of harassment and legal proceedings by Prince Edward County officials in failed attempts to have her forcefully removed. The installation was legal and fully permitted and we are not backing down and will continue the fight to defend our First Amendment and property rights to honor our ancestors as we see fit. Will you join the fight and help? https://www.givesendgo.com/support-the-high-bridge-memorial-battle-?utm_source=sharelink&utm_medium=copy_link&utm_campaign=support-the-high-bridge-memorial-battle-

10/28/2026

"As to my own position, I hope to see the Union preserved by granting the South the full measure of her constitutional rights. If this cannot be done, I hope to see all the Southern States united in a new Confederation and that we can effect a peaceable separation. If both of these are denied us, I am with Arkansas in weal or woe. I have been elected and hold a commission of Captain of the Volunteer R***e Company of this place, and I can say for my Company that if the stars and stripes become the standard of a tyrannical majority, the ensign of a violated league, it will no longer command our love or respect, but will command our best efforts to drive them from our State."

Gen. Patrick Cleburne

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