In this powerful episode of Late Night Coffee Talk, Daniel Miller reads one of the most stirring documents from Texas history—the 1835 “Address of the Committee of Safety of the Municipality of Liberty”—and uses it to issue a direct challenge to modern Texans: are we living up to the legacy we inherited?
Along the way, Daniel covers breaking news from the Texas Legislature, answers key questions about TEXIT, and gives a behind-the-scenes glimpse into what’s coming next for the Texas Nationalist Movement. This is one of the most emotionally grounded and strategically clear episodes to date.
🗂️ Topics Covered:
- Legislative Update: Why dozens of pro-Texas bills are dying in the House—and what that reveals about legislative leadership.
- TEXIT and Immigration: What post-independence immigration policy could look like—and why Texas must control its own borders.
- California’s CalExit Petition: Will they get to vote before us? What it says about the challenges we face in Texas.
- Currency and Independence: How the Transactional Gold Bill sets the foundation for a future Texas currency.
- Grassroots Strategy: Why the real fight isn’t in Austin—it’s in your hometown, neighborhood, and network.
❓ Questions Answered:
- What would Texas do to stem immigration after independence?
- Will California vote on independence before we do?
- Will Texas use its current borders or those from the Republic era?
- How will Texans convert U.S. dollars to a new Texas currency post-independence?
- Will banks recognize the U.S. dollar after TEXIT?
🔥 Featured Segment:
Daniel reads the full 1835 address from Liberty’s Committee of Safety, a forgotten but urgent message to Texans torn between loyalty to a broken system and the duty to act. If you’ve ever felt unsure about the path forward, this is the clarity you’ve been looking for.
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