Thursday, March 31, 2022
Despite Red Sweep, Democrats Continue Memorial Destruction March
Friday, March 4, 2022
CSA Flag Day Commemorated Today Across the South
The Virginia Flaggers encourage all to celebrate CSA Flag Day by flying your favorite Confederate Flag, in honor and memory of our Confederate heroes.
Tuesday, December 7, 2021
As Virginia Democrats Continue Destroying Memorials, One Group Announces Plans to Rebuild Massive RE LEE Monument
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Wednesday, November 3, 2021
Yes Virginia, Monuments DO Matter - The Elephant in the Polling Booth
Three Virginia localities had monument relocation/removal referendums on their ballot yesterday. In all three localities, the citizens sent a strong clear message that they do not want their memorials removed. Each locality voted overwhelmingly AGAINST monument removal.
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Monday, September 20, 2021
While Democrats Continue Their War on Confederate Memorials, One Group Is Busy Raising New Ones Across Virginia
To assist with our Roadside Memorial Battle Flags and ongoing Heritage Defense projects, please make checks payable to
Monday, September 13, 2021
The Fruits of Destruction
Richmond is abusing the purpose of public monuments. Around the world, from all cultures, public monuments are erected for the purpose of memorializing (i.e., remembering) the persons so memorialized and the deeds and accomplishments that made them memorable.
Sunday, September 12, 2021
"GOD BLESS ROBERT E LEE" Banner Plane Takes Flight Over Richmond after Monument Removal
CONFEDERATE AIR FORCE FLIES AGAIN!
Just a few days after Governor Northam tore down the magnificent Robert
E. Lee memorial on Monument Avenue, the Virginia Flaggers took to the
air with a message for NASCAR fans and Richmond citizens, and the governor himself.
For
three hours, an airplane buzzed the NASCAR race at RIR and
downtown
Richmond, pulling a large banner that read GOD BLESS ROBERT E LEE, with a
giant Confederate Battle Flag.
Reports from the raceway tell us that fans cheered in appreciation, and social media lit up quickly with photos, videos, and posts of both appreciation...and wringing of hands and gnashing of teeth by leftists who thought the removal of the monument meant they would never see the name Robert E. Lee again, nor hear from monument supporters again.
Apparently, they were very wrong.






