Secession: South Carolina’s Gun-Grab Solution
Fear that the federal government will soon start confiscating firearms is causing one U.S. state to consider seceding from the Union. Unfortunately, it’s not Texas.
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Fear that the federal government will soon start confiscating firearms is causing one U.S. state to consider seceding from the Union. Unfortunately, it’s not Texas.
After being arrested in Germany on Spanish charges of sedition and others, the BBC is reporting that Carles Puigdemont is urging Catalan to continue to press their case before the U.N. and...
Catalan’s ousted president may soon find himself back in charge of Catalan, but not if Spanish Prime Minister Rajoy has anything to say about it.
Yesterday, in the Spanish regional elections, much to the chagrin of the Madrid, Catalonia’s three independence parties (JuntxCat, CUP, and ERC) were handed a clear majority in parliament!
Last month the nearly four decade dynasty of Robert Gabriel Mugabe came to an end, beginning a new era in the history of Zimbabwe.
In this two-part article on Catalonia, South Tyrol and Austria, we are examining disparate independence movements while highlighting a unifying theme. Part 1 covered Catalonia and South Tyrol.
While Catalonia continues to pursue complete autonomy from Spain, some in South Tyrol are aiming to return to their cultural roots in Austria.
After a declaration of independence that followed a successful independence referendum, the Spanish government imposed direct rule on Catalan, sent in the national police, and forced many of Catalan’s leaders into exile...
John Stossel, respected libertarian pundit, weighed in on the issue of secession recently, and more specifically the matter of Catalonian independence.
Earlier this year I covered the history of the Matabeleland independence movement in my article “Let My People Go.”
In previous articles we covered the progress of the Catalan independence movement.[3][4][6] Last Sunday (10/1/17) the people of Catalonia went to the polls to cast their vote on independence.
Last night in Kurdistan, in Northern Iraq and nearby regions, ethnic Kurds held a referendum on independence, and the yeas have it!