Secession Tales
by
William Buppert
by William Buppert
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"Mr.
President, this is Governor Lutrin and I am calling on behalf of
the nation of Idaho and the new Inland Confederation."
"Good
evening, Governor Lutrin, I was hoping we could discuss a resolution
to the latest…unpleasantness."
"Mr. President,
I wanted to pass on to you my personal assurance on the territorial
integrity of the remaining states in the former union known as these
United States. The departure of Utah, Wyoming, Montana and eastern
Washington into the newly revived Articles of Confederation was
a happenstance our exit did not anticipate. We have no intention
whatsoever of seeking additional members although I suspect your
behavior has provided a tremendous incentive to cause more states
to spin off from the orbit of DC. I would like to recommend the
creation of a Summit to establish a peaceful reconciliation between
the divorced parties to normalize trade and diplomatic relations."
"Governor,
your actions have caused a cascading effect that has effectively
opened national fissures that are difficult to contain."
"I would
also like to offer my concerns on repatriating the surviving members
of the 82d Airborne Division and elements of the XVIII Airborne
Corps. Both battalions of the 19th Special Forces Group
(Airborne) are remaining in the Confederation of their own accord
to husband the creation of our own national militia. The critically
wounded soldiers will receive the best care we can offer through
their recovery and eventual return to your country. We have already
dispatched the surviving 35 paratroopers to the border for return.
I am hopeful we can sustain the agreed terms of the ceasefire and
avoid any bloodshed in the future."
"That
was the most lopsided defeat of American arms on our soil since…"
"Sir,
we initiated no aggression against these United States and simply
did what we tend to do best when our backs are against the wall.
We are a rural nation with urban pockets and the character of these
states tend to be rather impatient with being pushed around and
bullied. Consider us as a porcupine that can do you no harm unless
you visit violence on it. You can say that the fury your armed forces
experienced was a century of pent-up frustration and aggression.
Their sacrifice and bravery is acknowledged."
"The US
is the most sophisticated and powerful military power on the face
of the planet. If I simply picked up the phone and called for air
strikes or military reprisals, we could bring you to your knees."
"That
would be inadvisable to visit that kind of bloodshed on peaceful
people. That particular scenario is not working very well for you
in the Middle East. I would also hope severe condemnations from
civilized nations around the world would grace your desk. I can
promise you that we will initiate a number of retaliatory measures
which require no military action on our behalf that will cause a
modicum of grief to your administration"
"Such
as…"
"Inspired
by a terrific novel called Enemies Foreign and Domestic,
we happen to have a complete database of all current physical addresses
of all FLEAs (Federal Law Enforcement Agent) in the US available
for broadcast release on the internet when we choose."
"I have
filed a formal complaint with the United Nations Security Council
to issue an injunction against your secession."
"We cannot
tell you who to associate with but we are not nor will we be members
of the United Nations. We already have formal recognition from 55
nations including Alaska, Switzerland, Russia and France where we
are establishing formal consular offices. We have formalized the
transfer of all nuclear weapons and military facilities on Confederation
soil and will reimburse the US Government for their costs after
the auditors have finished calculating the total Confederation tax
bill bled to the rulers on the Potomac since 1913. Unfortunately,
I suspect the books may not balance in your favor so receipt of
the funds in actual remuneration may not materialize."
"Governor,
that is clear and simple theft of US Government property to include
the multibillion dollar facilities."
"Mr. President,
taxation is theft and the weight of Federal encroachment on the
states has been enormous. Once DC started to behave like an occupation
government, all the natural forces seeking remedy and escape started
to form the perfect storm of events that liberated the Confederation
from the former US configuration. We will conduct a full accounting
of the valuation and match it to the previously mentioned audit.
We have no Federal Reserve and the Confederation will be relying
on free banking to mint a new currency or currencies backed by hard
metal. What little government we have will be financed through a
one percent tariff at the borders."
"Governor,
how can a government run on a one percent tax?"
"Mr. President,
that is the original percentage of the income tax in 1913. We have
already cashiered 98% of government workers in most of the states
in the last two weeks. This includes the former Federal employees
who chose to remain here. Each employee received the equivalent
of five years salary in gold drawn from the caged IRS account in
Boise. They are among the last people we hope will ever get government
aid in the state. We have a unique agenda, we intend to shrink government
over time and if the future allows us to zero it completely, so
be it."
"That
is impossible, how will people survive without government support
and protection?"
"Like
free men, Mr. President, like free men."
August
16, 2008
William
Buppert [send him mail]
and his homeschooled family live in the high desert in the American
Southwest.
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