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Murphy: Let Georgia secede? No way
On Nov. 21, I read a column in this newspaper (“Let Georgia secede? Why not?) by a man named Paul VanDevelder. He’s a writer from Corvallis, Ore. He’s a pretty good writer, too — I’ve read some of his work. His favorite topics, in no particular order, seem to be Native Americans, politics and salmon. But his column had to do with the South. And VanDevelder vents his spleen about the “red states” all over the printed page. By Mark E. Murphy Read more: savannahnow -http://savannahnow.com/column/2012-11-26/ ...
More than 31000 sign petition for Georgia to secede from US
Days after the reelection of President Barack Obama, someone identified as “Marbury M” created an online petition for Georgia to secede from the Union. Georgia is one of 20 states to issue such petitions on the White House website. The Georgia secession petition, which was created Nov. 10, cites the Declaration of Independence but does not explain the reasoning of the petition. By Sarah Anne Perry Read more: TheRed&Black - http://www.redandblack.com/news/more-than-sign-petition-for-georgia-to-secede-from-u/article_dec12024-31ec-11e2-a044-0019bb30f31a.html (November ...
Thousands call for Georgia to secede
ATLANTA — Following President Barack Obama’s re-election, residents of more than 30 states have signed petitions asking to secede from the union. Georgia, with one notable secession under its belt, is among them. By Wednesday, the Georgia petition online at whitehouse.gov soared past the 25,000 signatures needed to prompt an official White House response. The petition asks that the onetime 13th colony be allowed to create its “own new government.” As the online movement grows, so do theories about the motives of its backers. Is the political disaffection that ...
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January 19, 1861: Georgia Secedes On January 19, 1861 Georgia approved an ordinance of secession, joining South Carolina, Mississippi, Florida and Alabama in attempting to exit from the Union. On January 29, 1861 Georgia issued a Declaration explaining why secession was necessary. It is worth reading because it is a thorough representation of the Southern view that slavery was imperilled by […] |
Secession From United States? It’s pretty simple folks… If you don’t like the president or the country that much, Canada is to the North, Mexico to the South. If you can afford it, there are other nations not connected to the mainland. Hit the road Jack… and don’t cha come back no more no more no more no […] |
In the race to Secede—the Georgia Petition came in Fourth Place—ahead of Alabama with 25,437 Signatures as of 6:11 PM Pacific Standard Time but after Texas, Louisiana, and Florida If there is one thing I hate more than the Obama administration and the Congress combined, it is spell-check—it has just come to my attention that for the past twenty six hours since I posted this, the headline was that … Continue reading → |
January 19, 1861: Georgia Secedes On January 19, 1861 Georgia approved an ordinance of secession, joining South Carolina, Mississippi, Florida and Alabama in attempting to exit from the Union. On January 29, 1861 Georgia issued a Declaration explaining why secession was necessary. It is worth reading because it is a thorough representation of the Southern view that slavery was imperilled by […] |
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