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Das wird interessant!
Ich
las vor ca.1 Jahr in einem "ernst zu nehmenden" Bericht, dass mehrere
Bundesstaaten bereits ihre Trennung von den USA vollzogen hätten.?
Auch hier war ein Aufarbeiten des Themas schwierig - weil ich keine weiteren infos fand.
Gleichzeitig
wurde angekündigt, dass weitere Länder in den nächsten 1 - 2 Jahren
folgten. Es würde u.a. nicht mehr eingesehen, für Schulden
aufzukommen,die man weder gemacht noch gewollt habe.
Das können wir sicher Alle gut nachvollziehen und verstehen:)
Deshalb lautet ja u.a. meine Prognose: die USA werden auseinander brechen!
Nicht nur durch seismische Aktivität
- auch durch politische Entscheidungen könnte das Wirken der USA schon
bald stark eingeschränkt werden.
Ich wünsche den Menschen in den USA das Beste!
Gruß
Conny Pohl
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Von: Otto Sturhahn <osturhahn@vip.net>
Datum: 28. April 2012 04:03
Betreff: FW: NORTH DAKOTA erklärt Unabhängigkeit von den USA
An: Otto Sturhahn <osturhahn@vip.net>
From: Detlev Eismann [mailto:detlev_eismann@gmx.de]
Sent: Friday, April 27, 2012 4:13 PM
To: Detlev Eismann
Subject: NORTH DAKOTA erklärt Unabhängigkeit von den USA
Sent: Friday, April 27, 2012 4:13 PM
To: Detlev Eismann
Subject: NORTH DAKOTA erklärt Unabhängigkeit von den USA
Wird Wyoming diesem Schritt folgen?
----- Original Message -----
From: AbundantHope Deutschland
Sent: Friday, April 27, 2012 5:49 PM
Subject: [KT] NORTH DAKOTA erklärt Unabhängigkeit von den USA
North Dakota hat angeblich eine Unabhängigkeitserklärung von den Vereinigten Staaten ausgesprochen, die Hauptstadt soll Bismarck sein. Der Neue Name soll sein "REPUBLIK DAKOTA". Der derzeitige Gouverneur Hoeven wird bis zu den Neuwahlen im Herbst als Interrims-Präsident dienen. Man erwartet aber auch, dass er für die Präsidentschaft kandidieren wird. Die Domain für eine staatliche Website wurde bereits reserviert. Als Grund für die Abspaltung wird jahrelange Benachteiligung des Staates angegeben. Angeblich konnten 92% der Amerikaner das frühere North Dakota nicht mal auf der Landkarte finden. Man gedenkt, Handelsbeziehungen mit den USA zu pflegen.
Die Obama Regierung äußert größte Betroffenheit, zumal North Dakota über unterirdisch stationierte Nuklarwaffen verfügt. Und sie erkennt die neue Regierung nicht an. Auch der Kanadische Premier Harper äußerte, dass Kandada die neue Regierung nicht anerkennen würde.
Herman von Rumpoy, Präsident des EU-Rates kündigte an, dass die EU die USA in diesem Zusammenhang (also der Nicht-Anerkennung von N.D.) untersützen würde. (was gibt das jetzt ... einen WWIII gegen North Dakota??? Ich muss an dieser Stelle mal ganz deutlich betonen, dass dieser EU-Rat NICHT für mich spricht!!! E. ... und wenn Frankreich aus dem EURO aussteigt....? Führt die USA dann auch Krieg gegen Frankreich??!!! )
Auch Moskau, Peking, Tokio, Seoul, Neu Delhi, Mexico und zahlreiche andere Weltkapitalen haben einheitlich ihre Solidarität mit der US-Regierung bekundet. – sieht also aus, wie: Republik Dakota gegen den Rest der Welt -
Naja, nicht ganz. Die einzigen die die Repulbik Dakota immerhin anerkannt haben, waren Moldavia, Palästina, Tuvalu und der Staat South Dakota (JA DARF DER DAS DENN ÜBERHAUPT???) Der Gouverneur von South Dakota, Mike Rounds, sagte, in Bismarck sei eine weise Entscheidung getroffen worden. Sie hätten in South Dakota auch nie das Gefühl gehabt, dass North Dakota wirklich ein Teil der Vereinigten Staaten von Amerika gewesen sei.
Nur ein AUSZUG, bzw. Zusammenfassung der gröbsten Fakten des Textes unten.
Gruß
Eve
North Dakota Secedes these United States
The first of many? Who's next? SD, AZ, ID, VT? Will the Lakota branch of my family emigrate?
So,
are we going to have a war between the States with the South winning
this time?The original page got wiped out. A reader of the web site had
preserved the article:
"Here is the cached version; Probably the only time I have actually thanked their technology.
North Dakota Votes to Secede from Union"Here is the cached version; Probably the only time I have actually thanked their technology.
New Nation to be Called The Dakota Republic, with Capital in Bismarck
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Dakota's state legislature has declared independence from the United
States, in a measure that passed both state houses over the week-end.
Governor John Hoeven is expected to sign the measure, which creates a
new nation to be called The Dakota Republic.The state capital in Bismarck will serve as national capital. The current North Dakota Legislative Assembly will be renamed The Dakota Republic Legislature. Governor Hoeven will serve as interim President until a special election is held in November. He is expected to be a candidate for President.
A website with the name dakotarepublic.net will go live after the country receives recognition from the US government, according to the Governor's office.
(see notice of registration at http://www.domain-all.com/domain/2008/6/5_39.html)
"We've all heard angry secessionist talk recently, coming from Texas, Alaska, and other places," the governor said. "But there is no enmity in our decision. We just feel strongly here in Dakota that we have not gotten our fair share of revenue, services, and recognition from Washington over the years. Heck, a recent survey found that 92% of Americans couldn't even find (the former North) Dakota on a map."
Gubernatorial spokesperson Avrile LaPlaisantrie outlined what she said the governor hopes to be a "US-Canada-style" relationship between Dakota and Washington. "We wish to have a vigorous trade relationship with the US. We also wish to support our neighbors' foreign policy when and where it intersects our own interests. " When asked about the fledgling republic's plans for a relationship with Canada, LaPlaisantrie responded, "Yes, we will have that, too."
Response from the Obama Admnistration was muted, although tension seemed to be present under the surface. "We want to remind our North Dakotan neighbors that secessionist talk is of very serious concern to us," said presidential spokesman Robert Gibbs. "In the case of North Dakota, which has nuclear weapons installed in underground silos as part of the strategic defense system of the United States, this concern rises to the level of critical."
Gibbs tersely added that "the United States government does not recognize an independent national government in Bismarck." When asked if Washington was already in communication with Hoeven's office, Gibbs responded, "Well, why don't you ask Governor Hoeven that question?"
The Canadian government responded quickly as well to the announcement from Bismarck. Prime Minister Stephen Harper, speaking from his official residence in Ottawa said "the Canadian government does not recognize this new nation at this time. We are happy to participate in any negotiations on this issue that our friends in Washington request of us."
World leaders seemed to be caught off-guard by the announcement. UK Prime Minister Gordon Brown said "this is certainly the first we've heard of it. We wish our American friends well in resolving this issue." Herman von Rumpoy, President of the Council of the European Union, said "Although we were not aware of this issue until earlier today, I can speak on behalf of all EU nations in assuring President Obama that he has our full support."
Official statements from Moscow, Beijing, Tokyo, Seoul, New Delhi, Mexico City and numerous other world capitals uniformly supported the Obama administration in its efforts.
At presstime, the only entities that had officially recognized the Republic of Dakota were Moldava, the Palestinian National Authority, Tuvalu, and the State of South Dakota. "We think the legislators in Bismarck have made a wise decision," said South Dakota governor Mike Rounds. "Here in South Dakota, we've never truly felt that North Dakota was a real part of the United States of America."
The Dakotas became part of the US on the same date in 1889, with the former Dakota Territory being split into two parts. The states differ geographically and have substantially different climates . "It rarely falls to 40 below here in South Dakota," noted Rounds, "but it happens all the time up there in the north."
The business climates differ as well. "We have a vibrant economy, based on call centers, Indian casinos, the Sturgis bikers' festival, and Mt. Rushmore," noted Rounds. "But in North Dakota, what is there besides the Peace Garden and acres of potatoes?"
For his part, Hoeven said "we plan to free our economy from the government red tape that Washington has plagued us with for so many years. We will develop a business-friendly climate that welcomes investors and tourists."
Expanding on those remarks, Hoeven said, "With our natural splendor and ‘can-do' spirit, The Dakota Republic is on course to become a playground of sorts for people from around the world. Within 20 years, we believe The Dakota Republic will be mentioned in the same breath as Miami, Monaco, and Cancun."
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