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1 posted on 02/11/2017 4:50:43 AM PST by Kaslin
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The asshats who advocate a Calexit have no comprehension of how easy it would be to crush them.

As others have noted here--and I noted myself from the get to--was that the new Snowflake Republic would have a built-in insurgency yearning to return to the U.S.

Secondly, someone was making a point about the Silicon Valley types thinking that they would be able to continue to do business as usual. Wrong--a blockade (pardon, a "quarantine") is an option for the federal government. This quarantine could also be applied to cyberspace. What happens to Google when NSA Hackers go after them with a vengeance?

Thirdly, U.S. forces could block the flow of the Colorado River into SoCal. Couple that with pro-U.S. militias in the high country holding the water sources, and things will get desperate real fast.

In point of fact, I have been pondering for over a year a board wargame about a 21st Century American Civil War. I guess that I need to think about a California scenario now.

93 posted on 02/11/2017 6:03:24 PM PST by Lysandru
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They be stealin' roar of TEXIT thunder. (just kidding around here).

But;
At least Texas has (mostly) it's own power grid. California imports a lot of electricity, and with the impending closure of the Diablo Canyon nuclear power plant will soon be importing yet more.

95 posted on 02/12/2017 12:29:35 PM PST by BlueDragon (my kinfolk had to fight off wagon burnin' scalp taking Comanches, reckon we could take on a few more)
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