They can’t beat us at the ballot box, so they’re trying to break our spirit. In this episode of Late Night Coffee Talk, Daniel Miller returns from a community festival to expose the real legislative strategy coming out of Austin: divide and demoralize.
From weaponized balloon laws to land giveaways disguised as foreign ownership bans, Daniel breaks down the absurd and dangerous bills being pushed by the Texas political establishment—bills designed not to solve problems, but to disorient and suppress Texans who dare to push back.
This one is packed with insight and fire. No rants, just reality.
🗂️ Topics Covered:
- The Real Strategy Behind Texas Legislation
Why Austin politicians are pushing outrageous bills to divide and demoralize grassroots movements. - Atomization and Political Control
Jean Sharp’s theory in action: How atomization is used to fragment and suppress effective resistance. - Outrage of the Week: Regulating Balloons
HB 1904 could make a helium balloon release a Class C misdemeanor—with up to $10,000 in fines for repeat offenders. - The 99-Year Lease Loophole
How Texas’ “foreign ownership ban” still allows adversaries to control land for nearly a century. - The Broken Texas Legislature
Why dysfunction in the Texas House and Senate is not accidental—it’s strategic. - The Fight for Property Tax Relief
Texans want relief, but the establishment gives us distractions instead.
❓ Questions Answered in This Episode:
- Which legislators are blocking free, open, and honest elections in Texas?
- Has Texas received federal restitution for border security efforts under Biden or Trump?
- How does the Texas Sovereignty Act strengthen the case for TEXIT?
- What can Texas and Alberta learn from each other’s independence efforts?
🔥 If you’re tired of the games in Austin and ready to see Texas take control of its own future, this is your call to action.
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