American Reckoning Ep. 7 - Clarke County War Memorial

Confederate names, monuments, memorials, history, and culture are the #1 target for removal for marxists. Some happen to sit on your local town boards. Removal of the U.S. Flag and American symbols are the real prize, but the Confederate stuff is low hanging fruit, a test bed. They're coming to a town near you to recontextualize and reimagine a new world, without white people, without christian culture, without American values - a new utopia that they control, sanitized of the past, made "equitable" for all. But it starts from the smallest of places, places like the little town of Berryville, Virginia. Here we discuss the Clarke County Confederate monument, a simple war memorial to the dead, that the Clarke Co. Board of Supervisors would love to remove, although they won't admit it. Rather, they're spending hundreds of thousands (likely millions) of local taxpayer money to "reimagine" and "recontextualize" the courthouse grounds around the monument, teeing up the potential for a future Board to remove it. However, the battle for ownership of the 118 yr. old monument is not over, and the citizens are fighting back.