We have yet another way to promote our message of independence. Introducing our new ‘Secede from Obamaland’ stickers. Unlike our regular ‘Secede’ stickers this one has a bit of colour: it’s red, white and black. The message is sure to be popular with conservatives and those opposed to the Obama Administration – which means...
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The independence movement in the Free State of Bavaria, the largest of the States which form the Federal Republic of Germany (note: Bavaria makes up 20% of Germany and is nearly the size of nearby Austria, another German country, and twice the size of Switzerland, a majority German confederation), is gaining more media coverage and public...
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The following is the latest installment in our ‘Yes to Independence’ campaign for Southern self-determination and liberty. In this video an SNN reader, Virginian and fellow Southern nationalist speaks about a few of the reasons why he says ‘yes’ to independence. What he describes sure sounds like a better and brighter tomorrow than the...
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The White House has officially replied at last to the more than one million people who signed petitions to allow their States to peacefully secede from the United States following Obama’s reelection in November. The petitions generated a great deal of media attention and sparked a conversation about self-determination versus forced-Union that continues to...
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Recently, I recorded a video that focused on the positive reasons I embrace independence and self-determination. I encouraged others to make short videos that I could put together as a montage and eventually present as a single video. There has been a good deal of interest in this project and I’m going to record...
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Below is the a picture of the ‘Yes’ sticker that the Scottish National Party (for those interested, I’m a member; this is the only party which I have ever joined) sent me the other day. I like their ‘Yes’ campaign. It’s very positive and it uses Scottish national symbols. There’s nothing negative about the campaign....
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RT America continues to lead the way with the most thoughtful news coverage of the growing secession movement in the Western world. Quebec, Scotland, Flanders, Catalonia and Venice all have strong movements for self-determination. It appears that Dixie is moving in a similar direction. The guests in the below RT video come from a pro-EU perspective but have some interesting thoughts on the...
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Dr Walter E Williams, Distinguished Professor of Economics at George Mason, has a new article out on the secession movement which sprang up in the wake of Barack Obama’s re-election. Dr Williams is a long-time supporter of self-determination and critic of the US Federal Government. In this article he dares to defend the right of...
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Parties on the Left and Right which support independence from Spain were the big winners of today’s election in Catalonia, according to exit polling data. This parallels the results of October’s election in the Basque Country, where Left and Right secessionists dominated at the polls. The Australian reports that while pro-business, centre-Right secessionists got...
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On the Golden Circle podcast today we discuss lots of interesting stories from the Southland and around the Western world. Topics include: General Cleburne statue unveiled in Arkansas; Confederate spy honoured in Arkansas; Ole Miss chooses obese Black woman as homecoming queen; Moderate Flemish secessionists win Antwerp mayoral vote; Venetian secessionists advance; Florida’s race-based academic goals; French president wants free travel...
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Recently, Oleg Novinkov, a former Soviet officer, NASA consultant and author of Afghan Boomerang, was interviewed on Antiwar Radio. At one point in the conversation Mr Novinkov gave his recommendation for the best way to handle the debacle in Afghanistan. He recommended that the US military be pulled out immediately and that the various national groups...
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Ludwig von Mises was one of the most important economists of the twentieth century and a leading voice for self-determination and right of secession. He called his proposal for voluntary government based on the consent of the government ‘democracy’ – obviously a very different understanding of the word than is common in today’s society....
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