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November 9th, 2009 by admin

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Where's the safest place to be on December 21st. 2012?

Anywhere except on y/a.

I can see the questions already:

Has anyone seen Nibiru yet?
Has anyone felt the poles flip yet?
Has anyone spotted the black hole we're aligned with?
What time is the asteroid supposed to come?
What time do the planets line up today?
Why can't I find all of the 2012 websites that used to be on the internet?
How do I resell my “How to Survive 2012″ book?
Does anyone on here still believe something will happen today?

In recent days I have read widely…and written extensively… about the concept of state secession. Critics say that states could not survive on their own as sovereign nations, as their economies would be too small.

But critics seem to forget the size of some nations of the world. Andorra, Lichtenstein and Switzerland are tiny European nations with vibrant economies.

I found a map recently that shows all of the United States. Each state has the name of the nation whose economic output most closely compares to theirs. For example, the Texas economy is comparable to the nation of Canada. Georgia’s economic output is comparable to Switzerland.

To see the map, go to my blogsite. The blog address is shown below. The link to the map is in the posting with the same title as this article.

There is not even one state of the United States that does not compare favorably to the economic output of some sovereign nation. Even tiny Rhode Island’s economy is comparable to Vietnam.

So, just in economic output, any state could survive, even thrive.

Then, when we consider the possibility that some states might join in a confederation, making a regional “nation,” the economic viability potential increases.

Another blessing of secession would be to lift the crushing burden of Federal regulation, debt and taxation from any seceding state. No longer would the citizens of that state send large chunks of their income to Washington. A seceding state would be free from the financial obligations that Washington has hung around the necks of yet-unborn Americans.

So, in light of the horrible mess that the United States federal government has become, it is nearly impossible to find a compelling reason why any state should continue as one of the fifty United States. A seceding state could hardly do worse.