SCV Telegraph
Compatriots:
Recently, we have heard much
chatter about the new Spielberg Lincoln movie -- should we see it;
should we protest it, etc. Well, the leadership of the SCV doesn't
"have a dog in the fight" of your personal movie-going habits. That
said, we certainly don't want to enrich the career of one that
glorifies such a tyrant -- so, we don't encourage purchasing a ticket,
nor do we want to orchestrate formal demonstrations against it, thereby
drawing attention to it. In fact, the movie is hurting at the box
office, so it is probably better to let the market run its course.
Nonetheless,
in any situation, the best course of action is for us to be properly
informed. Many of you are familiar with Tom DiLorenzo, an accomplished
Lincoln scholar and ally of the SCV, appearing at several S. D. Lee
Institutes. He is regularly published on the LewRockwell.Com and
produced three pieces referring to the movie. For your edification,
they are posted as follows:
I
encourage you to view these documents and pass them on to others -- we
might be their only "history book." Also, keep in mind that this movie
is a product of money and media power -- we do not fight on that
field. Our calling is a consistent appeal to the truth of history
given to our communities, person by person, day after day, all
throughout the South -- and beyond. We are not overly concerned with a
"blip on the screen"; we are in this fight for the long haul.
Gene Hogan
Chief of Heritage Defense
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