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Alaska Independence Movement
Alaska Independence Movement
Front page / World / Americas
20.04.2008 Source:
There are many potential Kosovos in the international community – a great number of these within the United States of America itself, where the Lakota people claim their right to a huge swathe of territory across the north of the country, the peoples of Aztlan in the south proclaim their right to independence and today, the Alaska Independence Movement presents its case in PRAVDA.Ru
"Political parties, both Republican and Democrat, dominate from Washington, D.C., and [don't] quite understand the political problems, or opportunities, in an arctic and subarctic country."
Walter J. Hickel
"I'm an Alaskan, not an American. I've got no use for America or her damned institutions."
Joe Vogler
An Interview submitted by Lynette Clark, Chairman, Alaskan Independence Party
1. What can you tell us about any new strategies or ideas developed at the recent Alaska Independence Party convention?
Yes, AIP members voted to support taking the Statehood case their founder, Joe Vogler, had prepared, and present same, to the United Nations for full International review.
2. Is there any progress on organizing a vote about secession?
At this point, some progress. The AIP leadership realizes more education of Alaska's population regarding this slice of Alaskan History is necessary and have committed to that effort. When the vote occurs, an informed public is necessary.
3. I doubt very many US citizens know the particulars regarding what happened when Alaska was made a state. Would you tell the readers how Alaskans were denied a vote on secession in the past? It says on your website: "voting was corrupt and residents were not given the proper choice between statehood, commonwealth status, or complete separation - something they say has been granted to other U.S. territories such as Puerto Rico."
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