Many of the critics of secession claim that the South could not make it in today’s world. Rather than take a closer look at the numbers (which has been addressed before, and is available in the Grey Book, but for refreshers, the Confederate States would be the 13th most populous nation and have the 5th largest GDP in the world [somewhere between France and Italy]), let us examine what it costs to stay in the union of States. The regime of the usurper has taken steps to change the economy. He has also made it very clear that debt is only going to increase. Here is an article in the Economist that addresses the debt issue and how expensive it is. Can Americans afford to stay “in the union?”. At the present rate of spending and debt, the government is already broke. It would be more expensive to “stay” in the union that it would be to leave the union. At present rates the debt is approaching 106% of the GDP (Gross Domestic Product). With such a burden, a nation cannot function in terms of setting up effective policies. By 2030, this figure could be at 200%. Having a good GDP does one little good, if it is all used up on the debt of the union and the giveaway programs they want in place.
The CONgress has been spending your money like a high stakes monopoly game. The problem is that the debt is real. When Obama and others wake up tomorrow it will still be there. 20 years from now, our children will be waking up with their children and going to work in order to pay for the debt this generation of politicians has created. The States cannot afford this national government. They cannot afford a nation that gives money to terrorist groups like Hamas, funds abortions around the world, keeps wars going around the world and wants to give jobs to criminal immigrants.
If you think secession is expensive, it is more expensive to stay in this union.
Have you had enough yet?
Are you in debt enough yet?
The answer is simple-leave. Secede from the Union. Go it on our own. We would have laws that reflected our values. We would be able to bring our sons and daughters home. We could stop the debt monster before it eats up everything you work for.
Liberty for Texas and the South!
J Murrah
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