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 #197 (Public House Edition): Has Iceland begun the demise of the European Union?
Professor Wall and the Secession Minstrel discuss the surprising news out of Iceland where the Icelandic people solidly defeated a referendum-based effort for Iceland to begin talks to join the European Union. What does this say about the I...
Secession Speakeasy #196 (Public House Edition): Dogged Rural Residents Continue Push to Split Montana County!
Professor Wall and the Secession Minstrel discuss the resurgence of the movement to have the rural eastern section of Missoula County, Montana split off to form it’s own county which would better represent their needs. What steps have this...
Secession Speakeasy #195: Could Cascadia Secession begin Breakup of Pacific Northwest?
Is the Cascadia Independence Movement going to play a role in the impending political breakup of the Pacific Northwest?
Professor Wall and the Secession Minstrel discuss the news out of the Pacific Northwest that the Cascadia Independence...
Secession Speakeasy #194 (Public House Edition): Maryland legislator resurrects East Shore Secession Idea!
Professor Wall and the Secession Minstrel discuss the proposal introduced into the Maryland state legislature that the nine counties of Maryland’s eastern shore should vote on seceding from Maryland in November 2026 to see if they wish to f...
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....
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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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