Up until sometime in the late 1960's or early 1970's, the Union Flag was the dominant flag symbol used by the Ku Klux Klan (the group these Confederate flag opponents seem to base all their views by). The Confederate States of America does not sanction Ku Klux Klan activities whether political or religious. As with religion, the government of the Confederate States of America does not promote any particular denomination of Christianity, but does advocate Christian ideals.

Slavery was still being practiced heavily in the North DURING the war of Northern aggression. The White House was under construction with slave labor. (Grant owed slaves during the war...Lee did not!), then why is the Union flag not attacked more? Abraham Lincoln’s family owned slaves and Lincoln had proposed a settlement with the CSA that would pass a constitutional amendment which would protect and continue slavery if the south would come back into the union. Instead, in 1864, a year before the war ended, the Confederate States of America abolished slavery. The north continued slavery until 1865 after the war ended.

The South never sent a single ship from it's docks in the slave trade...all slave trading by American ships, came from the North).

The real flag of slavery is the United States Stars and Stripes because that is the flag of the United States which in its original constitution of 1789 contained provisions for slavery. Northern interests, especially in New York, profited greatly on slave trade with British ships bringing boat loads.

While several other flags were used by the Confederate Military, two of which were used by the National CSA Government, the introduction of a bill in December 1864 to change the national flag yet again was passed in Congress and President Jefferson Davis signed legislation on March 4, 1865, creating the Third National Flag of the Confederacy.

This Web page is the official Web page of the Confederate States of America and is for use by Registered CSA Citizens and those interested in registering and rebuilding our Confederate nation of Independent State Representative Republics.

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