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Thank You

From: "H.K. Edgerton"
Date: April 26, 2007

Dear Will,
The maps are great. The Court Case was in Kentucky .It was Castorina vs. Kentucky School Board,, and is highly regarded as the Land Mark Case in the Southern Heritage Legal Venues, and as I said , it is the front line of defense in the courts for our children especially. Simply stated in Castorina , if there is no disturbance in the school because of the wearing, or display of the Confederate Flag; it cannot just be arbitrarily banned. In the Allen High School debacle, two officers of the court, one a sitting Judge, and the other a member of the Kentucky Bar, and practicing attorney, set out on a course by concocting a fraudulent tale that would create a condition in the surrounding community which would put the Confederate Flag at odds with Castorina , with the sole purpose of having the Flag banned from Allen Central. To this day the United States Department of Civil Rights has not responded to my personal request to examine the actions of these two individuals and others who may be complicit in these matters.

-----Original Message-----
From: The Borderlands.Org [mailto:info@theborderlands.org]
Sent: Friday, April 20, 2007 3:35 AM
To: HK@csaweb.org
Subject: Thank You

H.K.

I wanted to thank you again for coming to Sparta to give the presentation that you did. It was certainly a pleasure to make your acquaintance. Hope you enjoy the driving tour maps that I gave you and that we get the opportunity to talk again.

I was trying to recall as I drove back to Cookeville the Supreme Court decision that you cited in regard to the flag and it public display?

Here is the site for the Borderlands a non for profit that was established five years ago to promotion heritage study for Pickett County and the Upper Cumberlands. We will be breaking ground soon on a visitor center and museum that over time will become the hub for a living history village in Pickett county.

www.theborderlands.org

Take care, travel save and talk to you soon.

Best regards

Will Robbins