If Scotland can secede, so can Texas
Global markets are suddenly jittery about the prospect that Scotland, after 307 years as part of the United Kingdom, could become its own country if Scots vote for independence in a Sept.
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Global markets are suddenly jittery about the prospect that Scotland, after 307 years as part of the United Kingdom, could become its own country if Scots vote for independence in a Sept.
It's something that's always been a hot topic, should Texas break off and become its own country. They call themselves the foot soldiers of the movement toward Texas Independence.
At noon on 8 January, the first day of the 2013 legislative session, around 200 Texans stood stubbornly in the rain on the north steps of the capitol building in Austin.
Over 125,000 people recently signed a petition asking the Obama administration to allow Texas to secede from the United States. The state’s reactionary rulers have, at times, flirted with the idea.
Source: U.S. States Secession Movement Ready to Take Hold :: The Market Oracle ::
More than 50 people gathered in Tyler Thursday night to learn more about the Texas Nationalist Movement - an organization that's working to promote ideas of Texas independence and nationalism.