Russian Anti-Globalization Movement to Unite Separatists From Western Countries

[Valmy]

The Texas Nationalist Movement: http://www.thetnm.org/

No matter what our priorities, challenges, dreams or decisions are here in Texas, while we are part of the union, everything is ultimately dictated from or allowed by the bureaucrats in D.C. Independence means that Texans, and Texans alone decide our fate. Texans are tired of being governed by bureaucrats we didn't elect pushing policies that we don't want.

Sounds like a typical anti-EU rant over here.

And the exact same rant people would be making about bureaucrats in Austin in an independent Texas.

[Syt]

The Texas Nationalist Movement: http://www.thetnm.org/

No matter what our priorities, challenges, dreams or decisions are here in Texas, while we are part of the union, everything is ultimately dictated from or allowed by the bureaucrats in D.C. Independence means that Texans, and Texans alone decide our fate. Texans are tired of being governed by bureaucrats we didn't elect pushing policies that we don't want.

Sounds like a typical anti-EU rant over here.

And the exact same rant people would be making about bureaucrats in Austin in an independent Texas.

You think?

[Valmy]

You think?

I know my people

[Eddie Teach]

Valmy is an Austin insider, so he's out of touch with real Texans.

[viper37]

Separatists of the world - unite! seems like a weird concept ...

reminds me of this:



But seriously, most occidental seperatis movement have informal ties (the word is too strong, more like observers, correspondants, etc.)
Quebec seperatists have corresponded with Catalans and Scots seperatists, exchanging ideas and strategies and such for years.

The Russians seem to think they can recreate some sort of widespread revolution though, kinda like the good old days when they were financing useful idiots in the West.  Good luck with that.  They may have moderate successes in a few places, but I can't see Puerto Rico and Texas developping a seperatist line of thought any day now.  Texans are more likely to take over the US than pack& leave, it seems.

[Malthus]

The Russians seem to think they can recreate some sort of widespread revolution though, kinda like the good old days when they were financing useful idiots in the West.  Good luck with that.  They may have moderate successes in a few places, but I can't see Puerto Rico and Texas developping a seperatist line of thought any day now.  Texans are more likely to take over the US than pack& leave, it seems.

The Russians are nuts, so maybe they actually believe they can cause trouble this way. I'm more inclined to think it is simply a sort of offical fit of pique - "you guys support Ukraine, so we'll support these seperatists".

I can't imagine Texas types takling kindly to "support" from Moscow, no matter how much they hate Washington.