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Professor Wall and the Reporter discuss the back and forth going on in Westchester County, New York where a debate is heating up over whether a section of a town can break away and form it’s own town to better address it’s needs. The debate...
Episode 31 of "From Steal to Secession AM"
One of Ron Paul’s most famous quotes from his presidential campaigns was “An Idea whose time has come cannot be stopped by any army or any government.” A cursory look over history shows the truth of such a statement, with the rise and fall ...
The peaceful state of Somaliland, which came into existence through seceding from Somalia, now finds it's independence threatened by an Empire seeking a strategic advantage over an adversary
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