Governor: The Confederate States of Dixie

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Founder: The Confederate States of Dixie

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Most Nations: 594th Most Valuable International Artwork: 2,483rd
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A land of Cavaliers, of Knights and their Ladies Fair. Where Gallantry bows, and civilization endures. Which fought for States' Rights, not hate.

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Embassies: Southern Confederacy, Confederate Army, South Carolina, Virginia, North Carolina, Georgia, Mississippi, Delaware, Maryland, Florida, Arizona, Missouri, Kentucky, United Christian Empires of the West, Westeros, The Reich, and 46 others.United Imperial Union, Bus Stop, Gypsy Lands, Hollow Point, The New Dogecoin Union, United Otter Emirates, Fredonia, Turkic Union, Arconian Empire, Capitalist Libertarian Freedom Region, Freetown, SEC Fanatics, The Embassy, Knights of The Templar Order, matheo, Cemetery, Zimbabwe, New Caledonia, Ethiopia, The Hague, The Monarchy alliance, Cape Verde, Allied conservative Union, Bloemfontein, Weed, Guinea Kiribati, Lardyland, Valkia, Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem, Pennsylvania, Great Britain and Northern Ireland, Mexico City, Raxulan Empire, Sudan, Prince Edward Island, Serovski Mir 2022, The New Moderate Alliance, Western Australia, New Estonia Anti Communist Bloc, Pecan Sandies, Regionless, Aceon, Anti Anime Association, United Right, The Conservative Democracies, and The Embassy 3.

Tags: Anti-Communist, Anti-Fascist, Capitalist, Conservative, Democratic, Eco-Friendly, Free Trade, Independent, Libertarian, Medium, and National Sovereigntist.

Dixie contains 39 nations, the 594th most in the world.

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NationWA CategoryMotto
1.The Rogue Nation of Confederation of American-StatesConservative Democracy“God Save the south”
2.The Republic of Old North StateInoffensive Centrist Democracy“Mission Accomplished”
3.The State of TidewaterInoffensive Centrist Democracy“Bless Your Heart”
4.The Anarcho-Capitalist Freehold of Confederate MississippiCapitalizt“Virtute Et Armis”
5.The State of CameronNew York Times Democracy“Aonaibh ri cheile”
6.The Commonwealth of MjolnirLeft-Leaning College State“Stand and Fight”
7.The Republic of Kan CouninsLibertarian Police State“Twirling Toward Freedom”
8.The Empire of The Southern FederationNew York Times Democracy“Deo Vindice”
9.The Confederacy of FeatherstonNew York Times Democracy“Featherston and Freedom!”
10.The State of ChicoraFather Knows Best State“The Right Way”
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Dixie Regional Message Board

Musalaj wrote:i wish lincoln didn't ask the military to tread lightly in the south
could've just squashed them right away

Not sure how you want that read but He didn't say that and the South would have won right away and were winning...war was never the answer but you have to know a lot more to understand the truth. If you believe the history put in your brain and haven't researched all that didn't make sense .... you are a benighted one and committed to the propaganda so deep you can't be reasoned with I'm not wasting my time, but I could dump loads of documentation on you in seconds ....again not going to bother... I will be posting some good ole lying abe documents soon ....

Confederate Farmers wrote:Four 1861 what were the biggest mistakes the confederacy made and what were the most important battles that the confederacy lost 1961 that could’ve been Confederate victories?

I think the Confederates could have captured Washington DC at bull run but my time we have a different confederate president so a few things changed

Yes, but we never wanted it. It wasn't a true "civil" war....both sides wanting the flag....we didn't care. Gettysburg was only a tactical move to allow transport of supplies that wouldn't have made to Richmond. I ask why the capital was just across the street from DC. Montgomery was even better anyway....

Republic of Dixie wrote:Not sure how you want that read but He didn't say that and the South would have won right away and were winning...war was never the answer but you have to know a lot more to understand the truth. If you believe the history put in your brain and haven't researched all that didn't make sense .... you are a benighted one and committed to the propaganda so deep you can't be reasoned with I'm not wasting my time, but I could dump loads of documentation on you in seconds ....again not going to bother... I will be posting some good ole lying abe documents soon ....

tell me something true

Honestly, I would’ve preferred the south Ben let go if that’s what they desire.

Musalaj wrote:tell me something true

You don't understand, I don't work for you and because you don't know something is on you. Everything I've said is true, so research for yourself and then you own it vs. just following a failing narrative. I will say that debating with your textbooks and linkun theory which is always presented first (the narrative) easy to find won't end well for you - scholars were paid bonuses to write it.... but if you look a bit farther the Jeffersonian theory and original Constitution show up and the world is much different. Recently, the statues removed are being returned to the rightful pedestals. With much less attention, Richmond is doing it, so this tells you the disclosure is already making its way. I said things two years ago that seemed outlandish to many, yet it doesn't bother me because in time the truth becomes common knowledge by the majority of main stream society. Many events go on unnoticed by the public and our history goes unchallenged when it clearly doesn't make sense. Anyone in a lab coat or perceived authority can say or write anything and public believes it. When it's a lie, now what? Media does this daily. So, one should always research before blindly following. When someone says....linkun was deporting all freed black slaves to Liberia and 12,000 already made the trip. Relocation Act. hint: Google history of Liberia and you do the work .

Republic of Dixie wrote:You don't understand, I don't work for you and because you don't know something is on you. Everything I've said is true, so research for yourself and then you own it vs. just following a failing narrative. I will say that debating with your textbooks and linkun theory which is always presented first (the narrative) easy to find won't end well for you - scholars were paid bonuses to write it.... but if you look a bit farther the Jeffersonian theory and original Constitution show up and the world is much different. Recently, the statues removed are being returned to the rightful pedestals. With much less attention, Richmond is doing it, so this tells you the disclosure is already making its way. I said things two years ago that seemed outlandish to many, yet it doesn't bother me because in time the truth becomes common knowledge by the majority of main stream society. Many events go on unnoticed by the public and our history goes unchallenged when it clearly doesn't make sense. Anyone in a lab coat or perceived authority can say or write anything and public believes it. When it's a lie, now what? Media does this daily. So, one should always research before blindly following. When someone says....linkun was deporting all freed black slaves to Liberia and 12,000 already made the trip. Relocation Act. hint: Google history of Liberia and you do the work .

You know what Lincoln actually did not support deportation of African-Americans to Liberia.

In fact, the founding fathers of the constitution many of whom did support them going to Liberia as reparations for what they slavery did to them as well as other evils the USA did.

I actually do support Liberia and in my alternative history timeline the union makes it a territory for the Freedmen.

If people wish for me to leave this region, they may tell me so or if they don’t care for me because I’m not your most radical fire eater or even someone from the deep south now.

Although I do have connections to the upper south such as Virginia and Tennessee because both of my grandparents live there as they were from Texas and Oklahoma

I’m a Missouri Confederate and I believe African-American slavery is like holy wolf bite its ear. You didn’t like it, but you dare not let it go..

I’m also not the person who is very proslavery no, I would probably argue that it was a necessary evil one of which was to keep our republic together.

Republic of Dixie wrote:You don't understand, I don't work for you and because you don't know something is on you. Everything I've said is true, so research for yourself and then you own it vs. just following a failing narrative. I will say that debating with your textbooks and linkun theory which is always presented first (the narrative) easy to find won't end well for you - scholars were paid bonuses to write it.... but if you look a bit farther the Jeffersonian theory and original Constitution show up and the world is much different. Recently, the statues removed are being returned to the rightful pedestals. With much less attention, Richmond is doing it, so this tells you the disclosure is already making its way. I said things two years ago that seemed outlandish to many, yet it doesn't bother me because in time the truth becomes common knowledge by the majority of main stream society. Many events go on unnoticed by the public and our history goes unchallenged when it clearly doesn't make sense. Anyone in a lab coat or perceived authority can say or write anything and public believes it. When it's a lie, now what? Media does this daily. So, one should always research before blindly following. When someone says....linkun was deporting all freed black slaves to Liberia and 12,000 already made the trip. Relocation Act. hint: Google history of Liberia and you do the work .

Too bad many southern founding fathers appear on support for Liberia including John C Calhoun a founding father of the Confederate states of America. .

I also am not a lost cause or at least the sense of someone who believes that thousands of or even hundreds of thousands of Black people served in the soldiers in the confederate army

Republic of Dixie wrote:You don't understand, I don't work for you and because you don't know something is on you. Everything I've said is true, so research for yourself and then you own it vs. just following a failing narrative. I will say that debating with your textbooks and linkun theory which is always presented first (the narrative) easy to find won't end well for you - scholars were paid bonuses to write it.... but if you look a bit farther the Jeffersonian theory and original Constitution show up and the world is much different. Recently, the statues removed are being returned to the rightful pedestals. With much less attention, Richmond is doing it, so this tells you the disclosure is already making its way. I said things two years ago that seemed outlandish to many, yet it doesn't bother me because in time the truth becomes common knowledge by the majority of main stream society. Many events go on unnoticed by the public and our history goes unchallenged when it clearly doesn't make sense. Anyone in a lab coat or perceived authority can say or write anything and public believes it. When it's a lie, now what? Media does this daily. So, one should always research before blindly following. When someone says....linkun was deporting all freed black slaves to Liberia and 12,000 already made the trip. Relocation Act. hint: Google history of Liberia and you do the work .

I asked you to give me a fact and you responded with this paragraph about
whatever this is

Well, these midterm results weren't that surprising

Trump betrayed Republicanism and we paid for it

alhumdullilah

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