The recent successes of Britain since the historic decision to leave the European Union underscore a powerful truth: independence begets prosperity. As Texans, this resonates strongly with our own aspirations for TEXIT, where we seek not just the liberty to choose our own way but the undeniable benefits that come with it.
Take Nissan’s emphatic reinforcement of its commitment to Britain, contradicting naysayers with a whopping £2 billion investment. This is a striking example of the economic dynamism that follows when a region takes the reins of its destiny. The confidence in backing such massive investments reflects the strength and stability that self-governance can offer.
Furthermore, investments totaling over £23 billion in the British automotive sector alone in 2023 have shattered previous records. This is the kind of robust economic growth Texas can achieve by harnessing the full power of autonomy. The boom in Britain’s GDP, its rise to the fourth largest exporter globally, and the securing of new trade deals post-Brexit all reveal the incredible economic opportunities that follow the return of sovereignty to the local people.
The British example provides a clear blueprint for Texas: regulating our trade, fortifying our economy, and enhancing our global standing all lie within reach through TEXIT. By standing as a sovereign entity, Texas can embrace transformational economic policies and foster partnerships on our terms, free from the constraints of federal overreach.
Moreover, just as Britain navigates away from an economically debilitating union with Europe that enforces uniform taxation and pushes for a federal army, Texas must also observe the lessons learned and the successes earned. Independence is not just a path to retaining our unique cultural and social values but is also a critical economic strategy to ensure our long-term prosperity and global standing.
As Britain witnesses the dividends of its choice, the course for Texas becomes ever clearer. Aligning our great state with countries that prioritize local governance and economic independence stands as the beacon for our future. It’s time Texas mirrors this route to reclaim our fate, ensuring a prosperous, self-reliant future that genuinely serves the interests of Texans first.
Despite its increases in GDP, the standard of living for the average Briton continues to fall. Why? Because the Torries fell through on their promises to curb immigration, maintain subsidies that many industries relied on, and redirect the money that went to the EU towards supporting its citizens. Liz Truss, a true conservative, was overthrown by her own party, and Rishi Sunak allowed mass illegal migration (to the tune of 700k per year) to desplace the native worker and soak up virtually all of the money that Britain had saved by leaving the EU. We Texians must learn from this mistake, and ensure that our government post-independence follows through on all the promises they have made… or we must remove them by “whatever manner [we] find expedient.”