The State of Division
Professor Wall, Jason, MattWe share news and discuss all the FORBIDDEN topics the Elites do NOT wish us to discuss, such as secession, nullification, electoral integrity, balanced representation, and self-governance.
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Secession Speakeasy #187: Congressional Power Struggles prompts Memphis secession talk!
Local Democrat re-ignites the National Divorce conversation to the chagrin of the Globalist Elites!
Professor Wall and the Secession Minstrel discuss the proposal coming from a Democrat state legislator in Tennessee that the liberal-domina...
Secession Speakeasy #186 (Public House Edition): Seattle’s Unfolding Collapse inspires Local Self-Determination Action!
Professor Wall and the Secession Minstrel discuss the news out of Seattle where, in response to rampant crime and safety issues in a northern Seattle neighborhood, the local population has begun taking matters into their own hands as the Se...
Secession Speakeasy #185 (Public House Edition): Is Alberta Separatism reaching a Pivotal Moment?
Professor Wall and the Secession Minstrel discuss the developments in Alberta where the Globalist Elites in Canada have stepped up their efforts to shut down the vote on Alberta independence. How might the path to Alberta Independence unfol...
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Greetings to all of you, our loyal Followers.
No doubt you have noticed the last few weeks that our activity has been rather low in comparison to previous months. Unfortunately these last several weeks have not been easy for our team, and...
Secession Speakeasy #184 (Public House Edition): Has the Overton Window shifted on American Border Changes?
Professor Wall and the Secession Minstrel discuss the surprising amount of rising interest coming from state legislatures into supporting border-changing movements in neighboring states in places like Indiana, West Virginia and Texas. What...
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I am an independent educator, podcaster, self-determination advocate, and grassroots veteran of the Ron Paul 2012 campaign. I opine on self-determination-oriented topics regularly on Secession Speakeasy.
Musician and contributor to Secession Speakeasy podcast
I opine on all topics with varying degrees of knowledge, from complete to nonexistent
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