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The Texas Nationalist Movement (TNM) made a bold statement today with our banner flyover at the Texas Capitol during the inauguration of Governor Greg Abbott.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has filed an amicus brief in the TNM vs. Meta lawsuit that has challenged Facebook’s ability to censor Texans.
The TNM is about to make history again.
The Texas Nationalist Movement stands firmly against censorship and cancel culture. That is why we are outraged by the recent cancellation of our upcoming “Rally Against Censorship” event, scheduled for January 26th.
Facebook openly does the bidding of federal agencies and outright censors content that doesn’t fit the globalist agenda. Is it any surprise that the tech giant wants to destroy the Texit movement?
There is an ongoing lawsuit between the Texas Nationalist Movement and Meta, the parent company of Facebook, after Facebook blocked all TNM associated links.
Meta, the parent company of Facebook, has reversed its censorship of TEXIT after the Texas Nationalist Movement filed a class action lawsuit under Texas’ new anti-censorship legislation.
Have you ever wondered if there are any pro-Texit academics, especially after every media report trots a liberal professor to say, “you can’t secede?”
The Texas Nationalist Movement and its President, Daniel Miller, have filed a class action lawsuit against Facebook’s parent company Meta Platforms for censorship under the new Texas anti-censorship law.
On election day at rush hour, what message was flying around the Texas Capitol? Texit is Coming! The plane-pulling-a-banner trick has been around a LONG time, but it’s still a good one.
For nearly a month, Facebook has prevented TEXIT supporters from posting links to specific content on our website. While doing so, they’ve also declared the TNM “dangerous” or “harmful”.
Facebook is somewhat notorious for manipulating its content and for picking “winners” and “losers” on nearly every controversial issue.
