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Why A Southern National Congress?
This is an invitation to all Southerners of good will and good character, who love their country and who seek to preserve our liberty, prosperity, and identity, to join with us in organizing a Southern National Congress (SNC)....
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Approval Draft: SNCC Bylaws
Since the SNCC Committee is the convening authority of the actual Southern National Congress, there needs to be a clear, logical chain of continuity from one to the other, so that the Committee can hand off its authority to the Congress when the Congress establishes itself and supersedes the Committee the SNCC Bylaws are intended to assist in that process.....More
Southern National Congress Resolution
Seventy-five Southern citizens from eleven States gathered in McDonough, Georgia on March 5, 2005 to formally constitute the Southern National Congress (SNC) Committee. The SNC Committee will serve as both the convening authority and support structure for the Southern National Congress....
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Multimedia: "America: Freedom of Fascism," A Film by Aaron Russo
Determined to find the law that requires Americans to pay income tax, Aaron Russo sets out on a journey. Neither left- nor right-wing, this startling examination exposes the systematic erosion of civil liberties in America....
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