Air Rhodesia Flight 825 was on its final leg of the journey to Salisbury, Rhodesia when it was shot down by ZIPRA terrorists supplied with a soviet Strela-2 surface-to-air missile. 38 of the 52 civilian passengers died in the emergency landing; but the worst atrocity was committed when the terrorists found the wreckage and rounded 10 more survivors up and massacred them with automatic gunfire, including four women and two girls aged 11 and 4. A few survived the initial burst of rifle fire and were bayoneted, including a mother and her 3-week-old baby. Despite this horrific act of savagery, the global media largely refused to report on the attack, and many of you reading this now are learning about it for the first time. Why? Because Rhodesia was the canary in the coal mine. They were a warning to the rest of Christendom, that what happened to them will happen to us. A warning of what's to come if we don't reject communism, bolshevism, and all the other satanic "isms" and return to our Christian roots. That's why we refuse to let the history of Rhodesia die. It's more than just shirts. It's about the legacy of Christendom itself.