The State of Division
Christopher Goins, 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 #193 (Public House Edition): Will Nothing Stop the Breakup of Great Britain?
Professor Wall and the Jester discuss the unfolding events in Great Britain where it appears events are accelerating towards an end where what is left of the British Empire will re-divide back into the smaller nations which they once were....
Secession Speakeasy #192 (Public House Edition): Liberland & Annobón hold high-level diplomatic talks!
Professor Wall and the Reporter discuss the recent summit held between representatives of Liberland and Annobon Island where they agreed to give each other new levels of support in their efforts for the independence of their respective coun...
Secession Speakeasy #191 (Public House Edition): Texit makes Huge Advances in Texas GOP!
Professor Wall and the Secession Minstrel discuss the impressive advances by the Texas Nationalist Movement in it’s campaign to use the Texas Republican Party as their political instrument of achieving a TEXIT Referendum. Why are their effo...
Secession Speakeasy #190 (Public House Edition): Is it Time for a New American Experiment?
In celebrating the 250th Anniversary of the American Declaration of Independence, Secession Speakeasy holds it’s first ever discussion starring all four of it’s podcast hosts. The Professor, the Minstrel, the Jester and the Reporter come to...
Secession Speakeasy #189 (Public House Edition): Why is America refusing to support Cape & Afrikaner Independence?
Professor Wall and the Secession Minstrel discuss the letter recently sent by the Cape Independence Advocacy Group to Donald Trump asking him to move from merely granting Afrikaners refugee status in the United States to openly supporting t...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Writer. Catholic. Man of Letters. Lyricist.
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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