Is Sarah Palin a Secessionist?

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The Alaskan Independence Party's goal is the vote we were entitled to in 1958, one choice from among the following four alternatives:

1) Remain a Territory.

2) Become a separate and Independent Nation.

3) Accept Commonwealth status.

4) Become a State.

Check out the following speech:

About half way through the speech (at 6:00), the Vice Chairman of the AIP, Dexter Clark, says this of Palin: "Our current governor who I mentioned at the last conference, the one we were hoping would get elected, Sarah Palin, did get elected ... and there was a lot of talk about her moving up. She was an AIP member before she got the job as mayor ... To get along to go along, she eventually joined the Republican Party..."

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oh christ on a crutch!

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oh christ on a crutch!

Are you calling Dexter Clark a liar?

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oh christ on a crutch!

Are you calling Dexter Clark a liar?

I think it's HOW DARE U CRITICIZE SUCH A HOT BABE.

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oh christ on a crutch!

Are you calling Dexter Clark a liar?

I think it's HOW DARE U CRITICIZE SUCH A HOT BABE.

pm me the pictures .... darn ... always wanting to introduce the boys (twins) to hot women ....

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oh christ on a crutch!

Are you calling Dexter Clark a liar?

I think it's HOW DARE U CRITICIZE SUCH A HOT BABE.

it's more like some just gotta bash someone.

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oh christ on a crutch!

Are you calling Dexter Clark a liar?

I think it's HOW DARE U CRITICIZE SUCH A HOT BABE.

it's more like some just gotta bash someone.

Is Dexter Clark a liar?

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Is Dexter Clark a liar?

Of I course believe him as much I believe Alaska will succeed from the union you half-witted bumpkin.

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Is Dexter Clark a liar?

Of I course believe him as much I believe Alaska will succeed from the union you half-witted bumpkin.

The question isn't whether the AIP will succeed.

The question is whether or not Sarah Palin was a member. And if she was, why?

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Is Dexter Clark a liar?

Of I course believe him as much I believe Alaska will succeed from the union you half-witted bumpkin.

By the way, if you're going to call me half-witted (a charge to which I plead guilty), the least you could do is spell secede correctly.

You know, for your legion of loyal readers.

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More information!

The AIP's 2000 convention passed the following resolution:

Dissolution of the United States Government

A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION PROPOSING THE DISSOLUTION OF THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

And Sarah Palin addressed the AIP's 2006 convention. Why would she address an organization that is calling for the dissolution of the US Government?

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this is starting to sound like a communist witch hunt. shall we dig up mccarthy while we're at it?

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By the way, if you're going to call me half-witted (a charge to which I plead guilty), the least you could do is spell secede correctly.

You know, for your legion of loyal readers.

Thanks. I'm glad you caught my misspelled word on your second try. I hate to let down the folks in the cheap seats.

Why would she address an organization that is calling for the dissolution of the US Government?

I hate myself already for wasting my time on this patently stupid issue . . . Ok, I missed the part on the video where she "calls for the dissolution of the U.S. government". Was that before her horns grew out of her skull? Look real close and you can see it happen.

So she wants to be VP of a nation she is openly plotting to destroy? Does this mean ####### Cheney is now a moderate by comparison as VP?

The question is whether or not Sarah Palin was a member. And if she was, why?

The answer is simple. She was trying to overthrow the U.S government as mayor of Wasilla. Her army of 12 real tough Alaskans plan to destroy America using sled dogs and snowmobiles. That's better than your explaination. Oh yeah, what was your version of the conspiracy theory?

I'm sorry about my previous remark. It all makes sense to me now. Excuse me gotta go, my UFO is double parked.

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By the way, if you're going to call me half-witted (a charge to which I plead guilty), the least you could do is spell secede correctly.

You know, for your legion of loyal readers.

Thanks. I'm glad you caught my misspelled word on your second try. I hate to let down the folks in the cheap seats.

Why would she address an organization that is calling for the dissolution of the US Government?

I hate myself already for wasting my time on this patently stupid issue . . . Ok, I missed the part on the video where she "calls for the dissolution of the U.S. government". Was that before her horns grew out of her skull? Look real close and you can see it happen.

So she wants to be VP of a nation she is openly plotting to destroy? Does this mean ####### Cheney is now a moderate by comparison as VP?

The question is whether or not Sarah Palin was a member. And if she was, why?

The answer is simple. She was trying to overthrow the U.S government as mayor of Wasilla. Her army of 12 real tough Alaskans plan to destroy America using sled dogs and snowmobiles. That's better than your explaination. Oh yeah, what was your version of the conspiracy theory?

I'm sorry about my previous remark. It all makes sense to me now. Excuse me gotta go, my UFO is double parked.

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It would seem that the AIP no longer likes Palin....

From Alaska Independence Party candidate for U.S. Senate, Bob Bird:

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More on Palin and the Alaskan Independence Party.

Sarah indeed gave a brief DVD speech for the AIP faithful back in March, which I attended, along with conservative Republican Dave Cuddy, as we both were sending out feelers for a Senate run ... Like Palin, I had been a Buchanan supporter in ‘96 and 2000, but joined the AIP in 2004.

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HERE is the biggest piece of angst amongst long-time Alaskans: the AGIA project, the TC gas line and the All-Alaska gas line. You probably haven’t heard of it. But State Senate President Lyda Green (Palin’s down-home nemesis) and I both agree on this:

1. AGIA stands for “Alaska Gas Inducement Act”. The legislature decided, in order to attract the construction of a line to get the Prudhoe Bay natural gas to market (it’s been sitting there for decades now), to award $500 million to the company with the best plan.

2. In 2002, Alaskan voters, in an important initiative, voted roughly 65/35 for an all-Alaska line. Such a line would NOT go through Yukon to Alberta and to the lower 48, but stay within Alaska to Valdez, where it could be liquified and sent to the far more lucrative Pacific Rim spot markets.

3. Former Governor/Interior Sec’y Walter Hickel, in his late 80s and still sharp as a tack, became campaign chairman for Palin’s 2006 governor run, with the specific assurance that she would support the 2002 initiative.

4. This summer, I attended either legislative hearings (held in numerous places throughout the state) or Hickel’s private-invitation meetings, in an effort to clearly understand which was best for Alaska. (There was even another plan, called the "Denali project", but forget about that one). The legislature was obviously leaning towards a Trans-Canada Line, and everyone knew that Palin had used her influence to win legislative votes for it. Hickel was puzzled, disappointed, surprised.

It didn’t take long for me to see that an all-Alaska line was the smartest move for us, despite very un-capitalist ideas like "owner-state" concepts. My party was four-square against a TC line, a plan so convoluted and messy it looked like a plate of spaghetti.

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The AGIA was awarded to the TC company.

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5. Palin’s VP nomination now shows the secret dynamics that were likely in place: her nomination, the TC gas line — and the likely "bone" they will throw to us in probably opening up ANWR at long last—makes Alaska far more beholden to economic control from the Lower 48/East Coast elite than ever before . . . exactly where they like to keep us, and where they have had us all along, before and after “statehood” (quotes on that last word are intentional).

A friend of mine, a confused conservative, shouted triumphantly upon hearing of Palin’s nomination: “At last Alaska has joined the union!” Indeed it has, but only in the sense of “empire”, and a clever move that will do much to destroy the independent-minded spirit we have seen eroded by Steven’s and Young’s manipulation of federal funds, such that Alaskans are addicted to pork instead of freedom.

http://www.independentpoliticalreport.com/...on-sarah-palin/