AFA Lives Matter - How History is Distorted by Dishonorable Liars

Day 4,593, 17:03 • Published in USA USA • by Ronald Gipper Reagan

Duty. Honor. Country. That was the motto of the American Freedom Alliance, one in which we endeavored to live by. It is sadly a very popular thing in modern society, and in particular in America, to distort history, or to try to vilify heroes and honorable men. I can't believe how long it has been now since the glory days of the AFA, but here are some of my reflections on our collective history....

First I want to talk once again about eUS history. This game is kind of a microcosm in how people will believe whatever lies are told to them by the government and establishment. Frankly, I could never wrap my head around it. Maybe for some it was just a game, but for a lot of them, their behavior and words on here show who they truly are, and it is not pretty. I have always stood up for what I believe in. It's gotten me PTO'd and targeted endlessly, but I still believe it to be right. I am glad to see there are still some freedom minded people out there, and I hope that we can be the majority in eLife and real life somehow one day!

The quick synopsis of the story was I have always been a very outspoken conservative(back when people supported principles over personality cults like in today's world), and I was targeted for it. They would take over our parties, and even used their own foreigners to do it, which was perfectly okay in their books. But when I did the same to protect persecuted Americans? Nope. It was a "foreign PTO". The many great people who adopted the eUS as their new country, some for months, others for years, were by-and-large honorable, trustworthy, and I was glad to know them, although a bit sad to have lost touch with many. They were a thousand times more American than the INCI horde which routinely extorted and threatened the government, and which were always appeased to use as a weapon against us, although later on they declined greatly, and new foreign allies were relied on more by the so-called "unity" government.

We have been called the Conservative Victory Party, the New Conservative Party, the Republican Party, the Republican Liberty Caucus, and the legendary American Freedom Alliance; among other names throughout eHistory. Throughout that time, thousands of great people from across the world stood together against bullying, despotism, cronyism, and outright cheating. We did our duty. We did it with honor, and we fought for what this country is supposed to be all about.

There are a lot of "bad guys" in eRep history who blame can be directed towards. One is still around, and he's possibly worse than Pfeiffer and often in the media. Gnilraps is arguably the most deceptive person in the history of this game. Never listen to a word he says. Someone like that represents all that has ever been wrong with this country. America is littered with the corpses of parties that have been stolen from us, including three of the current top five. Never forget....

AFA still exists in memory, but it ceased to be a significant force after 2013. Now as I look around, there are still some of the same friends, but there are far fewer people in the eWorld. Despite the challenges of those times, I loved when this "game" used to be more alive. But time flies. Such is life. I was proud to be your leader, and grateful for the trust you had in me. I only wish the mechanics were more favorable to success! AFA Lives Matter. If only the elitists understood that too!

I also want to address something very troubling that has been in the news lately. While I am a rebel at heart and my sympathies will always be with the Confederacy, it was indeed a Civil War between two sides that both collectively had a lot of good men, and probably some bad ones too. We dishonor the memory and sacrifice of those men by burying and distorting our own history. I am utterly appalled at unrelated, isolated incidents being used to unleash hatred and smear upon a critical part of our heritage as a country. It makes my blood boil, and I am tired of it.

For example, the current Governor of Virginia's top priority these days seems to be to take down a statue of Robert E. Lee in Richmond. Utterly outrageous. This is a man who was nearly universally respected by everyone on both sides. He is as Virginian as it comes, and a personal hero of mine. I don't recognize a country anymore which would ostracize me for defending the character of a man of such upstanding virtue.

A few weeks ago the statue of a man I had never heard of before this was torn down by rioters in Birmingham, Alabama. A Finnish immigrant to the US, a well respected businessman, and a Co-Founder of that city. His great crime? Captaining a ship for the Confederacy and doing his part in defending the homeland and people which had welcomed him with open arms. No one is safe. In the view of these people, anyone who fought for the Confederacy was evil. There is no shade of grey. Maybe they should actually learn a little history first.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charles_Linn
This country has literally gone mad with political correctness. Even Aunt Jemima is changing its branding now. The joke's on them. I am a snob who only uses maple syrup. 🙂

I read this really interesting article just this morning about the grandfather of the great General Patton. This is the kind of person the PC warriors today would have you view negatively. There is nothing more honorable in fighting for what you believe in, and nothing more tragic than when a good and talented man dies in pursuit of that aim.
https://nationalinterest.org/blog/reboot/general-pattons-grandfather-was-also-war-hero%E2%80%94-confederacy-162817

Anyway, I felt compelled to write about these things! Au Revoir! o7
For those of you who want me active again, I won't be unless the Admins provide protections for parties the way citizenship protects countries. If they had that we would've ruled the eUS for many years!

Sincerely Yours,
Ronald Gipper Reagan
Leader of the Reagan Revolution