The Chattanooga Declaration was drafted and approved by delegates to the Second North American Secessionist Convention on 4 October 2007.
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- The deepest questions of human liberty and government facing our time go beyond right and left, and in fact have made the old right-left split meaningless and dead.
- The privileges, monopolies, and powers that private corporations have won from government threaten everyone’s health, prosperity, and liberty, and have already killed American self-government by the people.
- The power of corporations endangers liberty as much as government power, especially when they are combined as in the American Empire.
- Liberty can only survive if political power is returned from faraway and self-interested centers to local communities and States.
- The American Empire is no longer a nation or a republic, but has become a tyrant aggressive abroad and despotic at home.
- The States of the American union are and of right ought to be, free and self-governing.
- Without secession, liberty and self-government can never be sustained, and diversity among human societies can never survive.
We, the delegates of the Secession movements represented at the Second North American Secessionist Convention, acknowledging our differences, yet agree on the following truths:
I would be very wary about giving anyone an excuse to start a war here at home. Even if the league of the south means well, they’re not immune to political intrigue, coups or even blindness to the real enemies. If they weren’t aligned with the globalists they would have no financial backing or substantial military assessts. Ultimately the Vatican $$$ would prevail and America would be in ruins.
If the league of the south is powerful enough to take on the United States why don’t they buy a radio station and start spreading the truth. That’s what America needs, is to hear truth.
What has done the most harm to Afro-Americans? The absence of sound money, the absence of financial transparency of public money, the absence of privacy of individual money, hard narcotics trafficking, mortgage fraud and covert operations/dirty tricks.
I have never seen an ounce of racism in the members of the League of the South that I have known. Rather, they promote policies that would ease or prevent the drain and genocide of hard working responsible people — including Afro-Americans.
The racism card has been used for generations to divide and conquer people who share a commitment to integrity of finance and law. Attacking your enemies for what you are guilty of is a type of intentional “projective identification” that the Tapeworm loves to use. It’s not going to work this time — people who can see how the money really works are too smart. I would ask you trace back any accusations of the League being racist and look at their sources of overt and covert cash flow — and the extent to which those profits and donations come from activities that are harmful to minorities.
Controlling the world will require a certain amount of homogeneity because the people who seek such control are limited in their vision. These people follow a belief system that suggests man is the center of the Universe, that the ego is to be worshipped and not mastered, that Capitalism represents a greater human triumph than spiritualit evolution. What we are experiencing is the greater “jihad” between Westernized thinking, and Eastern philosophy, IMO.
From Gandhi —
I consider western Christianity in its practical working a negation of Christ’s Christianity.
It is the law of love that rules mankind.
It may be long before the law of love will be recognized in international affairs. The machineries of government stand between and hide the hearts of one people from those of another.
I wish the proponents of League of the South didn’t have a strong whiff of radicalism about them. The truth may be on their side, but as Alex Jones proves regularly, aberrant behavior may get notice, but in the end it plays to the advantage of the spinmeisters who would attack the truth-speaker as not credible and a nutcase.
Very recently, the incidence of news articles and blogosphere postings calling for awareness of the corporate state and the threat of internationalism have increased from a couple a week to — today — no less than four, one of which was in mainstream media TWICE.
Many think that the main cause of the civil war was to free the slaves (this was a fortunate byproduct) but lately I have read that the real main cause of the civil war was:about States versus federal rights.
Since the time of the Revolution, two camps emerged: those arguing for greater states rights and those arguing that the federal government needed to have more control. The first organized government in the US after the American Revolution was under the Articles of Confederation. The thirteen states formed a loose confederation with a very weak federal government. However, when problems arose, the weakness of this form of government caused the leaders of the time to come together at the Constitutional Convention and create, in secret, the US Constitution. Strong proponents of states rights like Thomas Jefferson and Patrick Henry were not present at this meeting. Many felt that the new constitution ignored the rights of states to continue to act independently. They felt that the states should still have the right to decide if they were willing to accept certain federal acts. This resulted in the idea of nullification, whereby the states would have the right to rule federal acts unconstitutional. The federal government denied states this right. However, proponents such as John C. Calhoun fought vehemently for nullification. When nullification would not work and states felt that they were no longer respected, they moved towards secession.
So, the civil war was about secession due to an increasingly powerful and abusive federal government.
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Our educational system, created by those that do not want to educate people to be thinkers but factory workers, has also revised history so we are taught that slavery was the main reason for the war of 1861-1865. But the more I read the more it becomes apparent to me that the civil war was actually a war between the states and the federal govt where the centralized federal govt won and this is the reason for our problems today.
Please do your own research, don’t believe me.
From this time and place the names that escape have brought down the bricks that cemented our fates. ANd until we unite and bring justice to light liberty remains blindfolded and unaware of her plight. Courage is not an unheeded Declaration but an undoing of these faceless fabrications.
Spot on!! That’s the most truthful set of statements I’ve read in years. Thank you for your clarity and boldness.
Bravo!
So far as I can see this is a statement of evident truths. Hovever, the question arises – What now?
So long as the puppets of the Military-Industrial Complex (and Banksters) are in the seats of power, what meaningful action can be taken?