Myth vs. Fact
Texas v. White Decided Bonds, Not the Right to Leave
You have probably heard that a Supreme Court case settled Texas independence in 1869. Read it closely, and the legal wall turns out to be a bond dispute.
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- TEXIT Explained
TEXIT Q&A: Mass Adoption Strategy and Common Texan Misconceptions
Blake asks about TNM's plan for mass adoption and what scares Texans most about independence. The answer reveals strategic growth plans and surprising truths about Texan attitudes.
- TEXIT Explained
Expert Answer: What changes would occur in the Texas House and Senate after independence?
TNM's Daniel Miller explains how the Texas Legislature would transition from state to national body through constitutional amendments, not wholesale replacement.
- Myth vs. Fact
Texas Debt Myths Crumble Under International Law
International precedent and law prove Texas owes nothing to federal debt upon independence - critics' conditioning exposed.
- Myth vs. Fact
Texas Trade Deals Face Simple Renegotiation Process
Critics claim Texas would need complex trade renegotiation after independence. Historical evidence proves trade continuity follows standard pathways.
- Myth vs. Fact
Texas Currency Gains Instant Global Acceptance
Critics claim Texas currency would face international acceptance challenges. History proves small nations establish globally accepted currencies within weeks.
- Myth vs. Fact
Federal Conditioning Fails Texas Currency Independence Reality
Texas already has multiple currency pathways post-independence, from informal dollar use to the legislated gold standard system launching 2027.
- TEXIT Explained
What if Governments Refuse TEXIT Results?
Caleb asks about enforcing independence if Texas and federal governments refuse referendum results. Counties lack sovereignty—only statewide referendums carry legitimacy.
- TEXIT Explained
TEXIT Q&A: Texas Defense Against Federal Arms Embargo
TNM President Daniel Miller explains how Texas would maintain defense capabilities despite potential federal embargo attempts through local manufacturing and international law.
- Myth vs. Fact
Federal Grants Myth Masks Texas’s $68 Billion Annual Drain
Critics claim Texas receives $39.5 billion in federal grants, but data reveals Texas pays Washington $68 billion more than it gets back annually.
- TEXIT Explained
TEXIT Q&A: Texas Citizenship Won’t Be Automatic
Lisa asks about citizenship in independent Texas. Daniel Miller explains it will be negotiated, not automatic for all residents.
- Myth vs. Fact
Federal Law Cannot Criminalize Peaceful Texas Independence
Federal prosecutors dropped Jefferson Davis's treason charges because secession isn't rebellion under US law. TEXIT follows peaceful, democratic processes that cannot be criminalized.
