What are the deeper roots of why Secession is a positive good for the individual and society? Why is secession the proper approach to ending tyranny? Why is America more likely to breakup than descend into civil war?
From Steal To Secession AM
Episode XXXII – Why is Secession both Inevitable and Good?
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Professor Wall welcomes retired Air Force colonel and longtime liberty columnist Karen Kwiatkowski to “From Steal to Secession AM” to discuss secession, why it is a net positive, and why it is inevitable we will see a resurgence of it in America. What are the deeper roots of why Secession is a positive good for the individual and society? Why is secession the proper approach to ending tyranny? Why is America more likely to breakup than descend into civil war?
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Sponsor:
Jason Greene
Guest’s Links:
Karen Kwiatkowski: Without Reservation or Purpose of Evasion (Substack)
Karen Kwiatkowski: (Lew Rockwell.com Columns)
Karen Kwiatkowski: (JudgeNap.com Columns)
Articles Mentioned or Referenced
Let Me Be Clear – By Karen Kwiatkowski
The Ultimate Con of a Government “Rules-Based System” – By Karen Kwiatkowski
Podcasts/Videos Mentioned or Referenced
Judging Freedom with Judge Andrew Napolitano: Lt Col. Karen Kwiatkowski : Resist; Do Not Comply!
Daniel Miller: Has Texas v White (1869) ALREADY been overturned? (The Rural Sense Show)
Books Mentioned or Referenced
F.H. Buckley: American Secession: The Looming Threat of a National Breakup
Ryan McMaken: Breaking Away: The Case for Secession, Radical Decentralization, and Smaller Polities
Organizations Mentioned
The Mises Institute
The Texas Nationalist Movement
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