The State of Division
Professor Wall, Jason, Matt, Jason MillsWe 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.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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Secession Speakeasy #181 (Public House Edition): Iowa to join the Illinois Separation Effort?
Professor Wall and the Secession Minstrel discuss the proposal coming from an Iowa state legislator that Iowa establish a Iowa-Illinois Border Adjustment Committee to see about taking in Illinois counties which wish to separate from politic...
Secession Speakeasy #180 (Public House Edition): Will Electoral Representation Issues bring Secession to Ohio?
Professor Wall and the Secession Minstrel discuss the newly launched effort in Western Ohio to split a local township into two new townships in order to ensure better representation and addressing of the local peoples’ needs by their local ...
Secession Speakeasy #179 (Public House Edition): British Elites panicking over Welsh Independence?
Professor Wall and the Secession Minstrel discuss the recent news out of the British Isles describing how the British Elite in the Labour Party are panicking over the prospect of a landslide loss of the 2026 local elections in Wales to pro-...
From Steal to Secession AM - Ep. 57: Discerning the Trajectory of Alberta Separatism!
Episode 57 of “From Steal to Secession AM”
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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
Christian. Husband. Father. Pastor of Foundation Bible Church: https://www.foundation-bible-church.com
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