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On December 20, 1835, the Texas Declaration of Independence from Mexico was drafted, setting the stage for the Texas Revolution and the eventual establishment of an independent Republic of Texas.
www.sonofthesouth.net/texas/texas-...
www.sonofthesouth.net/texas/texas-...
December 20, 2024 at 6:03 PM
On December 20, 1835, the Texas Declaration of Independence from Mexico was drafted, setting the stage for the Texas Revolution and the eventual establishment of an independent Republic of Texas.
www.sonofthesouth.net/texas/texas-...
www.sonofthesouth.net/texas/texas-...
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California should leave the US before the portion of federal debt we shoulder to gain freedom and independence becomes a crushing burden for our new nation.
Sign the petition to put independence on the ballot! [see profile]
#calexit calexitnow.org
Sign the petition to put independence on the ballot! [see profile]
#calexit calexitnow.org
California Independence Is One Vote Away - CALEXIT NOW!
CALEXIT is the term used to refer to California exiting the union and becoming an independent, self-governing nation. CALEXIT is not independence. Rather,
calexitnow.org
May 24, 2025 at 1:05 AM
California should leave the US before the portion of federal debt we shoulder to gain freedom and independence becomes a crushing burden for our new nation.
Sign the petition to put independence on the ballot! [see profile]
#calexit calexitnow.org
Sign the petition to put independence on the ballot! [see profile]
#calexit calexitnow.org
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NEW: California is now the FOURTH largest economy in the world.
Last year, the Golden State's GDP topped $4.1T — surpassing Japan ($4.02T) and behind only Germany ($4.65T), China ($18.74T), and the entire U.S. ($29.18T).
Last year, the Golden State's GDP topped $4.1T — surpassing Japan ($4.02T) and behind only Germany ($4.65T), China ($18.74T), and the entire U.S. ($29.18T).
April 24, 2025 at 12:30 AM
NEW: California is now the FOURTH largest economy in the world.
Last year, the Golden State's GDP topped $4.1T — surpassing Japan ($4.02T) and behind only Germany ($4.65T), China ($18.74T), and the entire U.S. ($29.18T).
Last year, the Golden State's GDP topped $4.1T — surpassing Japan ($4.02T) and behind only Germany ($4.65T), China ($18.74T), and the entire U.S. ($29.18T).