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"Urgent Call to Action" The Proposed Senate Bill 158 would place a Civil Rights Bell Monument on top of Stone Mountain above the Carvings Monument of Davis, Lee, and Jackson. Friends, This is truly an urgent call to action. Georgia State Senate Democrats have filed Senate Bill 158 This bill would place a Civil Rights "Bell" Monument on top of the famed Confederate Carving Monument on Stone Mountain. Even worse, Senate Bill 158 changes Stone Mountain state park from being a memorial to the Confederacy to being “an appropriate and suitable monument for civil, voting, and human rights.” That becomes [...]

Call to Action Keep the Pressure on Contact your State Legislator Friends, This a reminder that we can't let our guard down, please continue to write, email, and call the House Rules Committee members and your State Legislators. We have to keep the pressure on, write, call and email the Legislators on the House Rules Committee. Call your local Representative and have them speak to some of the members of the Rule Committee. It has a HUGE effect. One good Bill: House Bill 220, makes (2) Sons of Confederate Veterans Members and (2) Civil War Commission Members mandatory Board Members [...]

The Superior Court of Randolph County Issues a Consent Order to halt any further efforts to remove the Randolph County Confederate monument by the City of Cuthbert. Press Release: On February 11, 2021, Judge Howard McClain issued a Consent Order to halt any further efforts to remove the Randolph County Confederate Veterans monument by the City of Cuthbert. This Consent Order was agreed on by the Georgia Division, Sons of Confederates, and the City of Cuthbert Commissioners. Both parties agreed to wait until the Newton County lawsuit has been ruled on by the Georgia Court of Appeals. If the Georgia [...]

February 4, 2021 Call to Action Support for House Bill 220 Defeat House Bills 237 & 238 Friends, As expected we had (3) three House Bills filed this week. One good one: House Bill 220, makes (2) Sons of Confederate Veterans Members and (2) Civil War Commission Members mandatory Board Members of the Stone Mountain Memorial Association. The justification of SCV members being Board members is members of the SCV and the UCV and UDC were the original founders of the Stone Mountain Memorial Association. Also, the Sons of Confederate Veterans are the guardians of Confederate Monuments and need to [...]

 It’s February 24th, 1864, General Johnston is using soldiers from the Kentucky Orphan Brigade as a human telegraph line. This line stretched from the top of the ridge to the valley below giving them full view of the enemy. These men had to rest at their posts. An Englishman, by the name of George Disney rose early this morning and may have attempted to yawn when a bullet passed through his head. His fellow soldiers saw him lay back down and not aware he was killed til about an hour later when they tried to arouse him from his sleep. [...]

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Announcement #4 – January 25, 2021 The SCV Charge Policy Compatriots, We are fast approaching the Reunion season and it has been brought to my attention the SCV Charge Policy had not been shared with you. Below you will find the official policy adopted by the GEC on October 10, 2020 at our last meeting: It shall be the policy approved by the General Executive Council of the Sons of Confederate Veterans that all its Divisions, camps, and subdivisions or subordinate organizations will incorporate in their Constitutions and or By-Laws the following Charge from Lt. General Stephen Dill Lee and [...]

9th Annual Stone Mountain Memorial Service Saturday, April 17,  2021 at 12:00 noon

Press Release: On December 14, 2020, the City Council Members of Cuthbert, Ga. voted to violate Georgia Law (Official Code of Georgia Annotated § 50-3-1) by voting removing the Confederate Veterans Monument located in the town square. The Monument was erected 1896 by the Randolph County Chapter of the United Confederate Veterans and the Ladies Memorial Association of Randolph County. Apparently pandering to the "cancel culture" mob was more important than obeying Georgia law. So, the City of Cuthbert Council Members will be in court and spending taxpayers' money to defend their illegal action. On January 19, 2021, The Georgia [...]