From Ireland, I do not understand why anfita want to take away your heritage, long live the South. Keep up your history!!!

@packersfanforlife7903

4 жыл бұрын

Antifa are an ileducated bunch of idiots who only act to get attention as they have had none in their life! Antifa are the biggest hypocrits going! They stand for Anti-Facist, normally Facists in accordance with History, use force to impose their will onto others and suppress said people by using force! Antifa, turn up to events and rallies and use force against others to impose their will abd their belief! Utter retards! Antifa care not for Heritage as they are lost souls who have no hope in the Future. They are also the biggest sign of how Western Society has gotten so soft over the years.

@patrickmurphy9115

4 жыл бұрын

I agree it is a sign of the times we live in, however we will or must not let a bunch of ill advised people dictate to us what our heritage and our upbringing will be going forward. We are much much better than they are. Long Live the South, Long live the Confederate State.

@Carl_ATHF

4 жыл бұрын

patrick murphy Antifa are literally communists who are fine with an ideology and it’s leaders responsible for 100 million human deaths. They are fine with Islam and they ignore the fact Islam wants to eliminate lgbt. Antifa are growing the tree they are going to hang themselves on.

@arturfurmann3969

4 жыл бұрын

Because slave owner's heritage should not be preserved.

@isacharden5818

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you a man of honor

From Spain. God bless the South.

From an English friend. God Bless the South. I never tire of hearing "Dixie"!!!!

@savanahmclary4465

2 жыл бұрын

Did you know that the Word "Dix" Is of a French CURRENCY. In plural "DIXIE." It was the CURRENCY used in the "Deep South" States of Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama that was still in Circulation, even tho, the Louisiana Purchase had OCCURED in 1804.. This is what the War was truly about: Abraham Lincoln wanted to consolidate all the Common Wealths Extended families Wealth into one CENTRALIZED Treasury and then introduce the first USA CURRENCY into circulation.

@MGTOWPaladin

2 жыл бұрын

@@savanahmclary4465 Lincoln admitted the war was about money in his 19 April, 1861 Proclamation.

@davidgreene6976

Жыл бұрын

@@metal_fusion YO! 😄😄😄HA,Ha,HA,😅😅😅😄😁My Yankee friends I'm inviting you to a real southern wild party with real soul food. Up with the 🇱🇷 star ⭐ 😄😄😄😆😆😆✡️✝️ YO Yo Yo.From a southern Torie.Now I can eat my corn bread in peace without all that war talk.😎😎🌴🌴😎

@davidgreene6976

Жыл бұрын

I agree with you My favorite Dixie is the northern version it is harlarious😆😆😆✡️✝️😆😆😄😅😅😁😎🌴😎 Don't forget to try our southern fish and chips English style.Those southern traitors left the English Union that is why southerners on the union(northern) side were called tories.

@MGTOWPaladin

Жыл бұрын

@@davidgreene6976 Union version is blasphemous for their unconstitutional invasion of Dixie.

Long life to all Southerners. The South will live forever!

@kaudsy8589

2 жыл бұрын

Amen

@WyteXLighting

Жыл бұрын

Im a southerner im also a music artist wyte lightin and im here to represent for the south they say we dead we anddead we just getting started again

South is holy, south is authentic. Love and respect to people of the south!

@sesquashtwo

2 жыл бұрын

Unless you were born in a Slave Cabin...in bondage, from the womb...an accident of birth...the wrong race and skin color. In the 'Deep South', during the 1860's.... 'Dixie' wasn't being sung from those lips.... Just sayin'....

@SirRGNB-EGT-

2 жыл бұрын

@@sesquashtwo Who cares what chattle thinks? (Joking btw)

@sesquashtwo

2 жыл бұрын

@@SirRGNB-EGT- That was the general attitude of the Deep South late 19th century, ..for sure.

@SirRGNB-EGT-

2 жыл бұрын

@@sesquashtwo Yea pretty much

I can feel the pride and spirit right through the camera. Yea. Dixie forever😎😎😎😎😎

Respect from Poland! We have political party whose name is Confederation (inspired by US Confederation). It now have like 11% people support.

arkansas dude here, i live about 5 miles away from the battle of pea ridge battlefeild ,long live the south and its history

@davidrixon3549

3 жыл бұрын

Love to visit this battlefield one day

Putting politics aside, this is a jolly little song. I received British education during my middle school time but deep down in my heart I am an American! Love this song!

@jonforhan9196

4 жыл бұрын

David Lin anyone who has patriotism works hard and values god given freedom is an American in my heart. You’re better than most Americans born in the homeland

Never let anyone take away your heritage.

Born in Kentucky New South Wales Australia even more South then kentucky USA. My ambition is to visit the battlefields I read about as a boy. To march in the grey would be a dream come true. Won't keep the spirit of freedom from rising again

A wonderful tribute to rememberance of Confederation.

It is gratifying to see so many who wish to remember our history and celebrate traditional culture.

@equine2020

Жыл бұрын

When you forget your history. You deny your countries past. The good, & the bad.

Greetings from Singapore. Be proud of your heritage. Acknowledge both the good and bad of your history and it's contributions to the USA today.

I never tire of the beautiful old Southern song, I hope that DIXIE is played at my funeral! Love love DIXIE.

I had 2 great- great grandfathers who were confederate soldiers from NC. Both wounded at Gettysburg! I wouldn’t live anywhere else. ❤️

@smartmaxwell9017

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you and God bless you for your service

@savanahmclary4465

2 жыл бұрын

Amen!

@davesherry5384

Жыл бұрын

I went to Gettysburg July 3,4,5 7 6 2002 and walked the battlefields. From the Confederate side of course. I tried to place myself where Pickett, Longstreet, Lee would have been at the time. Great memories.

@vinnietorres1145

Жыл бұрын

My dad is from NC, and we live about a half hour away from Gettysburg

love it on behalf of us Re-enactors thank you very much

@MaximusDC406

7 жыл бұрын

Austin Smith , you're welcome, it was a great reenactment event, my first trip to Fresno from So California, please link video to family and friends on FB or emails. Glad that you like it, more to come soon.

@3rdgr2t11

7 жыл бұрын

Austin Smith hey Austin I'm xxnativegamerxx if you remember me this my second chanel I was told that they would talk to your brigade comander about me being in the Confederate marines

@3rdgr2t11

7 жыл бұрын

Austin Smith I was wondering is the uniform and that supplied or do you have to by your own

@austinsmith591

7 жыл бұрын

vietnamairsoft 43 you have to buy your own but some units have loner gear that you borrow until you can get your own. next month we go to Mariposa if you go on find me I can get you started

@austinsmith591

7 жыл бұрын

vietnamairsoft 43 and also you would talk to the Marine captain not the Brigade Commander about joining

As the boy from the north a approve of this better than northern music.

From France : long live the South ! ⚜️🔆

Watching from Thailand Long live the south.

I'm from Australia and a love this can't explain why.

Stonewall Jackson, the best general of the civil war.

@drindroldog

3 жыл бұрын

Mistakenly shot by his own troops just like A.P. Hill! Shame.

@dirkmeinhardt289

3 жыл бұрын

@@drindroldog I think the south had a lot of very good generals. Because the most of them knew exactly why they was fighting. And they knew, that the south had not so many ressources in every case, like the union. So they tried to safe this ressources and of course at first their soldiers. And the biggest part of the soldiers trust their officers and generals. So it was possible for this small army to survive more than 4 long years against the the big outnumbered us army. This is what I think. And sorry for my bad english :-) never the less, I hope you understand what I mean :-)

@davec8730

3 жыл бұрын

jackson would have likely taken the round top at gettysberg, BUT IF the war had worn on his tactics would have suffered against better union rapid fire weapons.

@senatornoam7313

2 жыл бұрын

General Thomas Jonathan “Stonewall” Jackson was definitely up there with his superior General Robert E. Lee and General Nathan Bedford Forrest. Would he not have been killed so early in the war, the result might have turned out differently!

Big greetings from Serbia. Serbia support Confederats states of America. South will rise again!!

From the Great state of Mississippi, Biloxi ( Last home of Jefferson Davis, Beauvoir) A most excellent Display I've seen. Well done Johnny Rebs!!

From Alabama. That was great! Everything! Thank you for posting!

When your home state chooses to break away, and forge its own destiny, you don't question "why," you take up arms in defense of your home state!

@savanahmclary4465

2 жыл бұрын

The mis conception is being deliberately perpetuated for a,Racial DIVISION AGENDA. For they were NOT STATES... THEY WERE "SOVEREIGN, INDEPENDENT " COMMON WEALTHS!" That contained more than one State with different geographical boundaries and borders Governed and FINANCIALLY BACKED by SOVEREIGN North American Extended families. They were NOT divided into their respective STATES (as they are today) until AFTER the Civil War by the re Writing of the Constitution.. ALL WARS are about money/Wealth and who gets to control it. Same is true for the American Civil War. There was NO one USA Treasury before the Civil War, or a ONE USA CURRENCY circulated through out the ENTIRE USA. .But the individual Common Wealths Extended Families had their own CURRENCIES in circulation, through out their individual Common Wealths. There were at least 5 different CURRENCIES being circulated in the USA. With one of the CURRENCIES, being exchanged was the French CURRENCY known as the "DIX," (in plural "DIXIE") in the "Deep South" States, of Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama. That was left over from the "Louisiana PURCHASE of 1804 What ABRAHAM LINCOLN WANTED, was to consolidate all the "Common Wealths" Extended families Wealth into one CENTRALIZED Treasury and to introduce the FIRST USA CURRENCY INTO CIRCULATION. But for it only

@beowulf1312

Жыл бұрын

Exactly. They fought for their communities, not for this or that principle.

@equine2020

Жыл бұрын

States rights.

This is wonderful! Please remain proud of your culture! Greetings from Portugal!

Love from Iran. God Bless!

Großartig 🤗 Gorgeous 👍 Many greetings from Germany 🇩🇪

Bruce, thank you for sharing. I was born in a neighboring county, and am thrilled to see the reenacting brothers-in-arms in my home state. Very authentic.

@MaximusDC406

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you for your comment

May the Confederacy rise again. My ancestors served in the calvary and infantry. God bless you all.

@PT-rg2vo

2 жыл бұрын

As things going, it will happen again and there will be a flood of conservative Christian Europeans to fight by your side. The Confederation as idea is the very definition of self determination and freedom of the people and of a country/state. The rest is propaganda trying to erase history by the nihilist neomarxists not only in USA but Europe too.

@shamusmcgee861

Жыл бұрын

@@PT-rg2vo God bless you my friend !!!

This is beautiful horahhh for Dixie and the CSA

This is an amazing event! In California? Wow, very cool to see everyone in proper attire and having fun remember all those Americans who died in the bloodiest war in our history.

@savanahmclary4465

2 жыл бұрын

Re enactment organizations REQUIRE proper attire, for the events. They hold inspections. If you are wearing something that is not of the Civil War period you are fined. And you have to pay a fee to the re enactment organization. They hold competitions, for best dressed and best re enacting. Yes, I am a re enactress. "Freemans Artillery"

I keep coming back to watch this. I guess it stirs my born-in-the South blood. It's a remarkable film, very authentic, very professional.

From Southern Brazil God bless the Old Dixie.

Thank you for this! It brought tears to my eyes! Forever Dixie..!

it will be the Southern heritage, values, and Christian faith that will save our country from those who are trying to take away our rights and freedom.

even damned Yankee like me loves this stuff !

@garrisonnichols7372

3 жыл бұрын

Me too👍 Masshole here who's ancestors fought in the war. I love the South. Can't say the same about my home state.

Lovely people, enjoy. ....Ireland..

From old New Orleans; my gous thanks for the love !

Beautiful.

Great video!

Wonderfull! Siete fantastici! From Italy

This makes me want to raise a Regiment and plant the flag and march. Boots or no boots and all! From the UK Scots-Irish my kin was in 14th Virginia Cavalry Rockbridge Dragoons. Capt Strain and his 3 brothers. Deo Vindace.

From Germany.May God bless the good old south.

The rebellion of the South was in my mind a very worthy cause and I pity that it failed

@betaplain297

2 жыл бұрын

Think of world events, like hitler could have won ww2 Slavery would still exist The USA would be horrible economically There would be a pointless rivalry

@wmwm6252

2 жыл бұрын

@@betaplain297 a very difficult point to answer but e consider that the Civil War was not over slavery but over economy all other points seem mute

Now this is something to behold.

It's good, Remembering your heritage.

@alanmorris7669

3 жыл бұрын

A hateful heritage.

@sparrowpelt20xx61

3 жыл бұрын

@@alanmorris7669 You’re the one being hateful here buddy.

@betaplain297

2 жыл бұрын

@@sparrowpelt20xx61 hes talking about racism and slavery

@monkegaming1241

2 жыл бұрын

@@betaplain297 While slavery was a scar on the South's past, if we try to forget history and heritage, instead of accepting it, it can cause us to forget about the pain of the past.

Long live the South! Alabama baby!

@Rhk973

4 жыл бұрын

Respect from Europe for all southern ladies and gentlemen before the civil war

Long live CSA descendants, greetings from Upper Silesia/Oberschlesien

@lonelyhunter990

4 жыл бұрын

death to traitors

@unkn0wn3ntity86

4 жыл бұрын

Down with the traitors, up with the stars!

@JohnRebCSA

3 жыл бұрын

Unkn0wn3ntity I’ll wipe my ass with your yankee rag

@firingallcylinders2949

3 жыл бұрын

@@JohnRebCSA Don't make us come down there again

@JohnRebCSA

3 жыл бұрын

FiringallCylinders come down here. I dare ya

Those horses looked nice

@davidgreene6976

Жыл бұрын

The horses said so do you.😄😄😄Ha😄Ha😎

If I had another chance to live my life over, I'd choose dixie

Fabulous video to go with the Anthem of the South.

Goose bumps...very patriotic

I agree with Pvt. Smith! Awesome footage! I especially liked the wedding clip! Many thanks!

@jameswadeanderson4119

7 жыл бұрын

yes?

I have 10 relatives who fought for the Confederacy. They are: Elijah Allen Smith, 63rd Regiment, Georgia Infantry. Great-great-grandfather. James Carlos, Company B, 18th Georgia Battalion (better known as the Savannah Volunteer Guards) (Heavy Artillery, later infantry). Great-great-grandfather Thomas Denis Downing: 22nd Battalion, Georgia (Heavy) Artillery. Great-great-grandfather . Emmett Thomas Downs [Great-great-grandfather] and D.C. Clanton [great-great-grandfather]: both of the Hardwick Mounted Rifles, part of the 7th Georgia Cavalry. Emmitt Thomas Downs of Bryan County, Georgia at the age of 29 joined J.L. McAllister's Hardwick Mounted Rifles on May 6, 1862 and was later transferred to Company K, 7th Georgia Cavalry on February 13, 1864 when it was formed. Pvt. Emmitt Downs served in Co. K., 7th Georgia Calvary until the end of the war. Included with his pension application were signed affidavits by Sgt. James B. Brown and A. J. Brown of Co. H. who were also from Bryan Co and stated they served with him. Charlton Green: Company D, 61st Georgia Infantry. Great-grandfather James E. Clanton: Co. E (Chatham Volunteers), 11th Battalion Georgia Infantry. Later merged into the 47th Georgia Volunteer Infantry. Died at James Island (Battle of Secessionville), June 18, 1862 Mitchell J. Green: Co. D, 61st Georgia Volunteer Infantry. Captured at Spotsylvania, Va, May 12, 1864. Released at Elmira, N.Y., June 21, 1865. He is our great-grandfather's (Charlton Green) brother. Patrick Carlos: J.B. Read’s Independent Company; Company C, 1st Regiment Georgia Volunteers (Infantry) (Olmstead’s) Also called the 1st Georgia Volunteer Infantry. He is the brother of our great-great-grandfather (James Carlos). Patrick Tighe, Chatham County, J.B. Read’s Independent Company, Company C, 1st Volunteer Regiment of Georgia Infantry (Olmstead). He is the cousin to our great-great-grandmother (Margaret Tighe Carlos, wife of James Carlos). Daniel C. Clanton enlisted January 31, 1863 in Bryan County with Capt. J.L. McAllister. Pvt. Clanton was with the Hardwick Mounted Rifles, Co. B until, through consolidation of units, he was transferred to Co. H, 7th Regiment, Georgia Cavalry. Clanton was absent twice during the March/April muster. He was captured June 11, 1864 during the Battle of Trevillain Station. Pvt. Clanton was sent to Fortress Monroe, Va. June 20th and was transferred to Elmira Prisoner of War Camp in Elmira, N.Y. July 25, 1864. On January 21, 1865, Pvt. Daniel C. Clanton died of pneumonia. He was buried in grave # 1542 at Elmira. RIP.

My dad loved the American civil war.he was asouth lover.and would have loved to go to one of yr enactments.he often sang dixie.he and. His family lived by Manchester. Ship canal.by river mersey.through the years.ships came in.from america.cotton trade could be link.as Manchester world's centre for cotton.stopping at runcorn.in 19th century.grandad had a jazzband.played music.influences were there.

From, Valencia, España God blessed America. Land of brave and freedom.

@virgilioortiz9867

4 жыл бұрын

Jose, recuerda que nosotros los dominicanos🇩🇴🇩🇴🇩🇴🇩🇴, tambien somos americanos. Gracias por bendecirnos.🙏 y que Dios bendiga a la Madre Patria!🇪🇦, ¡Viva España!🙏

God bless the confederacy

@abrahamlincoln2054

3 жыл бұрын

U simp for slave owners.

@confederate_marksman4032

2 жыл бұрын

I don’t support the confederacy for what they did, I only like their flags

@peterdawson5985

2 жыл бұрын

FROM EVERTON . liverpool XXXXXX

@melissafuentes2884

2 жыл бұрын

@@abrahamlincoln2054 u simp for pushing natives out and hurting innocent women and children simply for coming from an enemy country

As a hungarian, i cannot really say anything, but my heart is fully the CSA's :) Amazing video! Wish i could appear in reenactments like this!

@warskye5686

3 жыл бұрын

Hello fellow Hungarian. Why can't you. Do you live here, or home in Hungary. It is a great feeling to do March with thousands of Confederate see the video's I was at both of the 135 Gettysburg reenactment also Antidem in Maryland The feeling unbelievable.

@thecivilwarhistorian

3 жыл бұрын

There's actually tons of American Civil War reenacting groups in Europe, too! Try to find one in your area!

@savanahmclary4465

2 жыл бұрын

It's fun... Every thing has to be from the Civil War time period... if a re enactor cell phone rings... they are placed into a make shift jail for a period. Some times a small fee has to be paid to the Reenactor organization. For not being authentic.

Wonderful to see those reenacting our history. There were many good people on both sides.

From France Glory to them ,Glory to the United States ,Glory to LA FAYETTE and Glory to my American Family ,I miss them

Onore e gloria eterna ai Confederati, VIVA sempre il SUD.saluti da Italia.

Cheerful music, great!

Surprised anybody in California felt safe enough wear the gray even in 2016.

@j3throbodine878

3 жыл бұрын

I think that’s Florida

@thomasglasscock2570

3 жыл бұрын

@@j3throbodine878 I see. If you are right, Sir, that certainly explains it.

@beesechurger929

3 жыл бұрын

@@j3throbodine878 Fresno California for sure put on by the Fresno Historical Society. They have a decent amount of reenactments around there. Been to it before

@ivanahmady6064

Жыл бұрын

California is not all liberals…..back in the day, I’d occasionally see the stars and bars flying from trucks….

Greetings from Germany 😎 so nice to See that it is your heritage👍

And the closest we Aussies have to the civil war is the State of Origin 😂 from a fellow reenactor, even though I don’t do ACW, great display fellas and that background music from 2nd South Carolina String Band is one of the best renditions of this song I have heard. PS: Dang.... no disrespect, however it still astounds me how much people are today sticking to the feelings during the Civil War. Any Australians still feeling the Eureka stockade (much smaller scale but similar idea in terms of how long ago the event was)? 😂

Ahh my favorite subject in school history

@betaplain297

2 жыл бұрын

Mr spivey?

@betaplain297

2 жыл бұрын

Dan

Looks like a fun reenactment!

Lovely photography. Great Tune. Long live Dixie form the UK.

God bless this boys serbia is with you

@virgilioortiz9867

4 жыл бұрын

¡Kosovo es Serbia!, saludos desde REPUBLICA DOMINICANA🇩🇴🇩🇴🇩🇴🇩🇴🇩🇴🇩🇴🇩🇴🇩🇴🇩🇴

From Texmuco Chile . God bless you.

My Great Grandfather was a Confederate soldier...Ivy Cockerham; we put a small confedreate flag on his Grave every year on Confederate Memorial Day...

always alive and happy the south I love southern culture a tribute to the confederation Freedom Texas Mississippi Alabama Louisiana Georgia South Carolina North Carolina Florida Tennessee Arkansas Virginia love love

jakbym tam był.. we śnie, gdzie wszystko jest piękne, ugłaskane, nasze. I dlatego właśnie jest nasze; z naszych snów.

@davidgreene6976

Жыл бұрын

YO Yo Yo

A beautiful video, the imagery meshing well with Dixieland. Excellent performance by the 2nd South Carolina. As a "damn yankee" I salute you kindly for such an excellent musical accompaniment. I salute Mr. Doan for the excellent video. In these tumultuous days, it is important that regardless of whether the re-enactors are wearing Yankee Blue or Confederate Grey, they all are living historians, preserving what life was during the epic of conflicts. North of Mason Dixon, "The Civil War". South of Mason Dixon, "The War of Yankee Aggression". Regardless, we are ALL Americans and may we remember that in future days that we can stand together, united under Old Glory or divided we fall. LOVE ALL OF YOU!

@rebelsoul5980

2 жыл бұрын

Well said and God bless 🇺🇸❌

@savanahmclary4465

2 жыл бұрын

I keep asking to, "Just how many slaves did Abraham Lincoln truly FREE? And what happen to all that Southern Wealth Sherman stole out of the South? It did NOT go to approve all those supposed slaves they FREED? Or the USA Treasury? Grant went home to his Illinois Plantation and his slaves.

Long live the north . UNION TILL I DIE.

What a beautiful song.

greetings from Chile, in the south of the American continent.

This is awesome, even the guy at 1:39 with lighter fluid and briquettes.

@shaunhadden2454

2 жыл бұрын

good eye, i missed it until you mentioned it..

Glad to see that California has a backbone afterall!!!! \

@beesechurger929

3 жыл бұрын

Believe it or not we actually have a lot of reenactments here. Been to them before, always good fun. Shame that all you ever see of California is soy boys and stupid actors. Lot of great people here I promise 😆.

I was there. Norfolk Light Artillery Blues, CSA. National Civil War assn. (NCWA).

@garrisonnichols7372

3 жыл бұрын

That's cool👍

We may need this for real sometime soon ⚔

RESPECT !

Lookin good boys and girls, From Sailors creek /Farmville/Appomattox Virginia. Marse Robert !!

now THIS is the REAL America

@YaSeenAli-bs4wq

3 жыл бұрын

Haha deluded as anything

1000.000000 Herzen für diesen Song....komme aus Deutschland u liebe die USA

God Bless The CSA !

You can topple statues but songs are forever

Beautiful patriotic songs ,long live the South ,God bless you

I live in Fresno and I love the reenactment at Kearney Park…loud as hell and I hope to take my kid there

Thank You so very much for posting this! Well done! It made my blood stir!

Dear people, be proud of your history. You are absolutely right! 6 damed yrs destroyed ours. Blessings from Austria

Long live South! Long live generale Lee! God love Dixe!💥💥

I love this song so much, music so great and lyric so simple and look like Dixieland is a beautiful land btw i am from Vn

Long Live to Dixie

For dixie! ❤❤🇵🇱🇺🇸

Thank you sir for this fine video. I liked the part were you right behind the troops as they were marching and to the sound of the beat in the music. OUTSTANDING SIR.

@MaximusDC406

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you for your kind words 😎

I think your politicians will try to ban these kinds of entertainment and the song will have to go too.. Good Iuck...

Credit to this dandy rendition of ''Dixie'' ought to go to the 2nd South Carolina String Band. I believe that someone else already mentioned this, but it 'tis just a friendly reminder. Cheers from Canada!