Please Don't Put Down Your Battle Flag

Brother H.K.,

It saddens my heart to hear of this news. I can not blame you for seeking employment in the mainstream, most of us have to , in order to make a living. And I have heard the rumors of you being a "money grubber" and or a "con artist" etc. Sir I would like you to know that I have never believed those rumors, and have actively defended you to those who made / make those accusations.

I am only glad that I had the opportunity to meet you while you were still speaking on behalf of our heritage. It was truly an honor, and the picture that was taken of you, my wife Michelle and I rests in an honored place in my living room , on top of the entertainment center for all to see. I display it with great pride, and never miss an opportunity to tell visitors your story, our story, for it is not about Black or White, it is about the heritage that was born and fought for and died for. The heritage that we have tried to preserve and defend.

Three years ago, fed up with the way the country has become, I took my U.S. flag down for good. Recently I put it back up, not because I have "sold out" but because I want it to be a reminder.

The U.S. flag on top of my pole as a reminder of the country we are citizens of by default. The St. Andrew's cross battle flag below, as a reminder of the country I hope to someday live in that has been restored.

Sir, go out and make a living, but please don't put down your Battle Flag.

I sincerely Thank You for your service and will always think of you as a friend and a brother.

Sincerely,
Clint E. Lacy