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I'm hearing that signing any of the secession petitions is a reportable offense if you have a security clearance, and the FBI is investigating all the people who signed one. If you have a clearance, it may be grounds to have that clearance revoked.

Also, the FBI may be placing all people who signed the petitions on a watch list.

Wienerdogtroy wrote:

canvasbck wrote:I signed the Texas one, even though it will mean nothing

Treason is a capital offense. Remember that. For every individual who thinks its a handy cool idea there are ten that will put you underground for being a traitor to the United States of America.
If you don't like our system of representative government, plane tickets are freely available. Quit talking and start walking.

Treason, against the nation of our fathers, deserves no mercy.

Tell that to Jane Fonda.

And now we have this. People really want the President of the United States to have the sole discretion to strip the citizenship of any person via executive order? I don't want any one man to have that power. Currently Congress has that authority, and that's where that authority should stay.

We are headed for some very dangerous times. I believe the chasm between the left and the right is now far too wide to resolve politically.

http://www.weeklystandard.com/blogs/wh- ... 63282.html

The Annoyed Man wrote:Texas got the 25,000 signatures needed: http://blog.chron.com/txpotomac/2012/11 ... ite-house/

....needed for what, I don't know.

Any petition on the site that gets 25,000 signatures is supposed to be considered by White House staff and be given an official response from the White House.

I foresee this petition getting this response: "We have considered your petition and have decided it has no merit. Have a nice day."

Or something along those lines.