Professor Wall welcomes Jason Fry, the author of a new book called "National Divorce: A Path for Peace" for a discussion on the relatively new concept of National Divorce, what it really means and how it is a justifiable approach.
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Episode XXX – Crafting the Argument for National Divorce
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Professor Wall welcomes small businessman, craftsman, author, and Texas independence activist Jason Fry to “From Steal to Secession AM” for a discussion on his new book “National Divorce: A Plan for Peace”. With the standoff between Texas and the DC Government at the Texas Border beginning to show the faultlines within the current 50 state conglomerate, why is this book so opportune for this particular time period? What does this recently coined term of “National Divorce” really mean? Why is National Divorce a true plan for peace? Why is it a justifiable approach to resolving differences between groups of people politically? Why is separation better than centralization in the larger picture? How is National Divorce a key check against tyrannies causing pain to people across the world?
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Book Discussed
Jason Fry: National Divorce: A Plan for Peace
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Organizations Mentioned
The Texas Nationalist Movement
Podcasts/Videos Mentioned or Referenced
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