I can see Texas wanting to avoid bloodshed if it seceded. I can't see the Feds letting millions of tax pay piggies go form there own country without a fight, though.
@innernetstranger yeah considering what the us did to iraq in any realistic scenario Texas is getting glassed (probably if they fail to coup d'etat them)
I do winder what the logistics of such a transition would be like. Like im sure being cut off from federal funds and having to rely on State funding would be a rough situation, but i dont really know how much Texas relies on federal funding
@@Gale_Wisenwood I feel like Texas has a big enough population, a big enough economy and more than enough farmland/cattle to be pretty well off as a independent nation.
I like how instead of some arbitrary war between the Texan revolution and the USA, this alert demonstrates a semi-peaceful secession that doesn't end in total war. Great job, Alert World!
I do think it will likely be peaceful. Besides the US military has lost every war in the last 3/4 century so they wouldn't do well against a united Texas
@ZoomerStasi I see this on Wikipedia and other sources The Republic of Texas declared independence from the Republic of Mexico on March 2, 1836. It applied for annexation to the United States the same year, but was rejected by the United States Secretary of State. At that time, the majority of the Texian population favored the annexation of the Republic by the United States.
There's no reason that a future split of the United States would need to be violent. Such violence would only occur if the United States Government refused to behave like adults, and insisted on keeping states in the Union against their will (not unlike what happened in the 1860's)
I think it would be the most likely outcome. Considering how the information spreads like wildfire around the world in seconds than it did a hundred years ago, it would be quite tricky to convince the world, let alone the union that war would be justified under the watch of citizens. If the union decided to stop the succession by force, it will only bolster Texas’ resolve to succeeding. Many nations will take the opportunity to help them, and the union would have to stop their advance unless they want to create another front with other nations giving aid. The union’s public perception will fall dramatically and it will be like the Vietnam war, when the outcry of citizens forces the union to give up and pull back. If the union was still adamant and ended the war swiftly, you’d displace many Texans, and it would be like the Wild West and much rebuilding. Wounds may heal, but their contempt will not. The peaceful outcome would be the best way for both parties, considering that Texas is armed to the teeth.
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@@ransom182How do you think they improve their profits? People won’t pay if it isn’t useful although if it is a government monopoly then it is as said a monopoly meaning they can somewhat screw people over.
@@ransom182 My guy failed basic economics. Sure, profit is important, but if you cannot maintain good standards in relation to price then people would just swap to a different private postal service.
@@aberod11 No. It will be like it was. Like our parents remember. Polite, respectful and safe. And folks will have the opportunity to join in or...... they wont.
"Panicked"? Why? You should be proud! If I get it right there was no war, no refugee problems, no animosity...just a peaceful transfer of power. I'd love it! (I had ancestors fight in the revolution so I'm brainwashed)
Interesting fun facts Six Flags originally started out as a theme park called Six Flags over Texas. The Six Flags represent the following nations that have governed over Texas: Spain, France, Mexico, The Republic of Texas, The Confederacy, and The US.
Texan Heritage: Once Part of Mexico Once Part of The USA Now independent Has a mix of former USA citizens and lots of Latin american imigrants. Texas is basically a soup
@@trollmastermike52845 well... this is just Texas have _JUST_ left USA... To repeal those rules, there's a system to it... unless suddenly Texas has a monarchy or a gaggle of EOs were issued... plus there's gonna be chaos...
This was far less nihilistic and apocalyptic then I was expecting. I was expecting the last EAS to be about the U.S nuking Texas out of spite or something. Compared to most of your other videos, this one was down right hopeful and idealistic.
this can be applied to many countries, it would be interesting to see a sequel for many other countries like "being inspired by Texas many states or provinces around the world became independants" it would be quite chaotic
in Russia and Ukraine we had a meme where we called Texas "Texas People's Republic" as a reference to Lugansk Peoples Republic and Donetsk Peoples Republic some people even made "Arise Texas!" as a reference to "Arise Donbas!"
The Eyes of Texas are upon you, All the livelong day. The Eyes of Texas are upon you, You cannot get away. Do not think you can escape them At night or early in the morn -- The Eyes of Texas are upon you 'Til Gabriel blows his horn!
I love all your videos!! I also have suggestions!! 1. The Fall of NATO - OTAN 2. Western Australia and South Australia join into 1 and Seceded from Australia 3. The Fall of Russia 4. North Korea declares war on South Korea 5. Australia and New Zealand join to become 1 country I hope you like these! EDIT: WOW SOO MANY LIKES TYY
At several points in the middle portion of the video, Texas was referred to as a 'State' rather that as a 'Nation' or 'New Nation'. Other that that issue, excellent video.
@@gamertardguardian1299 yeah, i would understand why a newly independent country would want to avoid keeping its old name edit: as in containing the subdivision it once was
Tbh my biggest concern rn for some reason is that JSC (Johnson Space Center) is now in a foreign country.(JSC is the main Mission Control, controls everything relating to space that is concerned to America like rovers, missions, etc.)
Same thing happened to Russia when the USSR ended in 1991 and Kazakhstan 🇰🇿 ended up with Baikonur Cosmodrome launch center. The Russians simply worked out a deal with the new Kazakh government and the Russians still operate the Cosmodrome, launching Soyuz missions to this day.
I love the creativity in this and how well thought out a lot of the aspects are. Unfortunately, in real life, I don’t think Texas (or any other states like California, Florida, etc) realize how bad this would be for its citizens; though you did touch on it with the Visas bit. The real issue would come with the extremely loose inter-state trade of goods (especially food), vehicle management, and people travel.
@@funnyman718part 7: Texas using the power of civilian militias (residents with their own guns) to fight so they can save money to fuck up more construction of I-30
And WELL ABLE to THRIVE, AND EXCEL as a TRUE CONSTITUTIONAL REPUBLIC. TEXAS WILL EXEMPLIFY TO THE WORLD, WHAT A TRULY FREE, CONSTITUTIONAL REPUBLIC LOOKS LIKE! God Bless, Protect, Preserve, and Promote the SOVEREIGN REPUBLIC OF TEXAS!!
If this does ever happen in my lifetime, I do foolishly hope that the process is as peaceful as depicted here or similar. I do like how kind of hopeful the tone in this one. Well done!
you should do one if the keiseriech nations in america rebeled in the modern day, with unrest brewing, radical ideas become more normal, and that leads to several rebelions, forming the nations that were formed in the keisereich mod
Everyone forgets we never originally had a federal govt. The states were supposed to be like allied countries of their own. The industrial revolution and politics changed all of that
Hey. does anyone out there remember years ago when someone published a list of all the self sufficient things Texas has going for it? Sure would like to see it again.
But if they do defy it, it would only be with the consent of the US Federal Government. Otherwise, it isn't hard to see that the full force of the United States, could.. annex the new state
@ZoomerStasi they gave away their right to secede when they joined the union. Texas isn't seceding unless its by force which will almost certainly be shut down by the US military.
I like our odds. 😏 300+ gov (Fbi, Atf, border,cops) agents were too puss to handle a school shooter. One guy could do it tho. Not to mention the parents who were ready to go in the school were arrested by said feds. 💀 🤔 The us couldn't win against two poor ass countries one was even in a desert! 😂 Don't even get me started on Border Patrol refusing to obey biden in dealing against Texas guard on the border. BP even gave alex.jones. valuable info into the Ciafbi false flag planned for when the convoy was to arrive back in feb. Also, the recruitment rates for the military have gone so low, the us wants illegals to be part of the military. 😂😂😂 The U.S. is a carcass. We are just separating ourselves from the rotten, maggot fileld meat at this point!
Federal law is subject to change when majority says so, ex. slavery. The US military, not even the current anti-American one, would go to war with its own people. In the most perfect situation that Texas is able to leave, the most you will see is protests. Texas does not become an entirely independent nation seperate from the US and it does not leave NATO, Texas becomes a country/territory similar to Puerto Rico or Guam. Trade becomes easier when the US trade laws arent in affect, and importing goods is not so hevaily controlled. Relations with Mexico could increase as well. People dont understand the texit idea. Its not Texas becoming a completely seperate part like Canada and the US. Its more like Texas being able to have its own federal government and control of its own trade, while still being in support with and by the US military. People like @C0astinG4mer dont research the idea and just say that Texas will become a whole new nation and get nuked or invaded or whatever they say. We dont want to be on our own entirely. We couldnt handle that. Our GDP certainly could, but if we were independent we would still be a part of US territory. Thats the whole point. We just want our own government so we can get rid of some of this stupid federal laws and politicians, on BOTH sides.
I laughed at the announcement that all residents would receive their documents within the next two weeks . A simple Drivers License takes longer than that on a much smaller scale .
A few well placed suitcase emps can bring down the US. Grid. Or one Nuclear explosion in space caused Emp. 😂 Talking tough, not even knowing how weak the US grid is! 😃 Let's ALL play in the dark. 😃
Unpopular opinion: People say that Texas seceding is unrealistic which I do 100% agree is true but I think alert world is trying to put a twist on the format
Its unrealistic because the federal government wouldnt allow it even if it was legal because they do not recognize that people, especially the majorty have a right to choose. It definitely could happen but it would need a miracle. Texas wouldnt be fully sepetated either which is a misconception. The only thing that changes in a Texas succession is that trade becomes easier and Texas is recognized as a US territory rather than a state. The video is trying to put a different view on it, like if the US government did not agree with it.
Thats it? Texas just secedes? No war? No fighting back from the US? I have seen alien invasion and zombie outbreak EAS scenarios and somehow this is the least realistic.
@@kittenzrulz Because there is no good reason to wage a violent war against a peaceful nation and trade partner at your border. All US Govt property can be puchased or otherwise negotiated or moved to other US govt territories. There are tons of logistics and new inter-govt agreements that would need to be worked out, but why bring in violent conflict?
@@r0sal3sr Because if Texas secedes then the rest of the south is going to realize that its an option and will do so as well. The problem with revolution is it cannot be contained, it would eat through the US until there is no US. The government would never allow that to happen at least without a fight.
I like these types of scenarios, I do like the crazy scenarios with monsters that eat your left shoes and stuff like that but these more mundane scenarios are pretty cool too.
NO BUT THIS ACTUALLY MAKES SENSE WITJ WHATS GOING ON WTFFF??😭 Otherwise, this looks great, I haven’t watched yet but im excited to, I’ll give updates once im done watching!
I fully support the sovereignty of the great republic of Texas. Long live her people in unlimited prosperity and abundance. God bless you all and God bless Texas!
However, the U.S would like to share their side of things. Would you still support the sovereignty of the great republic of Texas after watching this hypothetical part 2? th-cam.com/video/3dUyaq6Zjbs/w-d-xo.html
Texas: Hooray, we’ve finally become independent! Also Texas after realizing they’re now a foreign country with big oil reserves sitting on America’s doorstep:
I have an interesting idea for a video. You should do a video where the Empire from Star Wars has found earth and are preparing to invade it. It could be interesting to see how you would go about trying to inform people to keep safe or if nations of earth would ally with the Empire or fight back.
As a Texas resident who moved out of state due to family, it makes me sad to know that this type of movement is something people are truly deadset on. Oh well, goodbye govt contracts, lmaooooo Arizona and New Mexico would get all those transport/hauling guarantees and become a quick rise financial hub. I miss what it used to be. At least the image that was there when I was young.
I mean the US is hiring illegals to be part of the military. Nobody sane wants to fight for a tyrannical gov.😂 Also didn't Border patrol refuse one of Bidens orders? Also the BP helped al.ex.jone.s.
(Let me get this straight) The desire for Texas to be its own country stems from a historical context. In the 19th century, Texas was an independent republic before joining the United States in 1845. However, there are some individuals or groups in Texas who believe in the concept of "Texas nationalism" and advocate for the state's independence. The reasons behind this desire can vary. Some proponents believe that Texas has a unique cultural and historical identity that sets it apart from the rest of the United States. Others argue that Texas, as a large and economically prosperous state, could potentially thrive independently. It is important to note that Texas becoming an independent country is not widely supported or seen as a realistic possibility by most Texans or the United States government. The state remains an integral part of the United States and operates under its federal system of governance.
Texas is a battle ground state now. Immigration from the south and other states have made the state far more pro federal government than ever before. We will never secede unless it happens sooner rather then later
If anyone is wondering if any state can just leave the Union like this, no, no they can't. They'll have to fight for independence, just like how the Confederates tried to
As a Texan, (born and raised) I would not like for this to happen, because I am a Proud American Patriot, and a Proud Texan. But I for sure would understand why We (Texas) would make this choice due to our corrupt government.
It’s all propaganda bro. Did you know Texas has a multi city Shinkansen getting built rn? The truth is they have the most cutting edge infrastructure in every aspect, public and private transit. So In anti-highway propaganda circles it’s so easy to take a picture of a high-five and say bad things but in all reality they got absolutely fire rail and buses
The most unrealistic part of this is that Texas seceded peacefully.
Why?
Yeah... I'm sure they can do it right this time.
@liberationenabled4593 its illegal for any state to secede according to the US constitution (especially not such an important state as Texas)
Yeah this was done too peacefully and intelligently for a MAGA state 😏
"Why?"
Texas was so polite when it left. What a sweetheart state.
I can see Texas wanting to avoid bloodshed if it seceded. I can't see the Feds letting millions of tax pay piggies go form there own country without a fight, though.
It was so peaceful because the rest of the country didn't want to get cut off from Blue Bell ice cream (or our oil & gas processing infrastructure)
@innernetstranger yeah considering what the us did to iraq in any realistic scenario Texas is getting glassed (probably if they fail to coup d'etat them)
@@innernetstrangersingle mothers and 7 year olds need their monthly consumption of Blue Bell icecream
Compare that to the residents lol
I feel like Texas would legitimately do this if it was easy. Thought Florida would do it first
@@thatrandomcreeper69420it's literally written in deez declaration
@@rl55555 damn you got me
I do winder what the logistics of such a transition would be like. Like im sure being cut off from federal funds and having to rely on State funding would be a rough situation, but i dont really know how much Texas relies on federal funding
i wish texas was a nation
@@Gale_Wisenwood I feel like Texas has a big enough population, a big enough economy and more than enough farmland/cattle to be pretty well off as a independent nation.
I like how instead of some arbitrary war between the Texan revolution and the USA, this alert demonstrates a semi-peaceful secession that doesn't end in total war. Great job, Alert World!
Yet
Yet we Texans have too much need for revenge for the tretchory the I.S gov has done to us.
That's how you know it's fictional
I do think it will likely be peaceful. Besides the US military has lost every war in the last 3/4 century so they wouldn't do well against a united Texas
@@castirondude nope, they'll be bombing random fields and blocks while they'll be at a major loss if even one of their bases gets raided
Fun fact: Texas was an independent nation for nine years after declaring independence from Mexico and before being annexed by the USA
@ZoomerStasi which means seceded peacefully is a very possible choice as this was originally so
@ZoomerStasi yes, while Texas was in favour it was still an annexation. I guess I should've made that clear
Which is something they brag about being special despite Vermont doing the same thing 80 years before them.
And just think if we did this then joined OPEC!!!
@ZoomerStasi I see this on Wikipedia and other sources
The Republic of Texas declared independence from the Republic of Mexico on March 2, 1836. It applied for annexation to the United States the same year, but was rejected by the United States Secretary of State. At that time, the majority of the Texian population favored the annexation of the Republic by the United States.
"oh yeah, i was born in the country of texas."
used to be “in the country in texas”
Based
**swirls comically large coffee mug and then takes a sip** As a Texan, I don’t like how realistic this is starting to get.
Ikr? I'm gettin nervous
@ZoomerStasi oh no, did he hurt your fifis?
What's not to like? It's glorious!!!
@@ArcherOfEden why are you getting nervous? texas isn't going to secede and there's no reason to be stressed over it
acurate i am a texan to and even tho i used to think of this as a neat idea i think of it now as a act of terrifying for everyone
Outlawing another natoon’s flag is probably one of the most Texan things ever
They said prohibited from flying in the armed forces
natoon's
Texas would outlaw the federal flag even if it wasnt an independent nation
that’s not true, we have had 6 flags over us and they are still up in some areas
*nations (also hell yeah brother)
I'd like to imagine Texas just digs a giant trench, cutting itself off from the us
Meanwhile Florida can just saw itself off of the mainland float away like in loony tunes.
@@nikirki25florida would sink into the atlantic
And the world
@@nikirki25 the lost city of miami
the sabine river:
This is the most surprisingly peaceful EAS scenario ever. Like, nothing bad happens. The US and Texas parted on shockingly good terms.
Let's be honest... too many people on both sides of this scenario are fully armed and would, if needed, use said arms.
There's no reason that a future split of the United States would need to be violent. Such violence would only occur if the United States Government refused to behave like adults, and insisted on keeping states in the Union against their will (not unlike what happened in the 1860's)
I think it would be the most likely outcome. Considering how the information spreads like wildfire around the world in seconds than it did a hundred years ago, it would be quite tricky to convince the world, let alone the union that war would be justified under the watch of citizens. If the union decided to stop the succession by force, it will only bolster Texas’ resolve to succeeding. Many nations will take the opportunity to help them, and the union would have to stop their advance unless they want to create another front with other nations giving aid.
The union’s public perception will fall dramatically and it will be like the Vietnam war, when the outcry of citizens forces the union to give up and pull back.
If the union was still adamant and ended the war swiftly, you’d displace many Texans, and it would be like the Wild West and much rebuilding. Wounds may heal, but their contempt will not.
The peaceful outcome would be the best way for both parties, considering that Texas is armed to the teeth.
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The Texas Postal Service would most definitely be a private corporation.
Ngl I expected their military to just be Blackwater/Academi/whatever the fuck they call themselves.
And it would be ten times better than the USPS.
@@RadBaronGA no, it would be more expensive and provide worse service. Corporations only care about maximizing profit.
@@ransom182How do you think they improve their profits? People won’t pay if it isn’t useful although if it is a government monopoly then it is as said a monopoly meaning they can somewhat screw people over.
@@ransom182 My guy failed basic economics. Sure, profit is important, but if you cannot maintain good standards in relation to price then people would just swap to a different private postal service.
I’m so happy that I found this channel! I can’t stop watching. This is so good!!
New law: free firearm for each Texan
Good Lord. The whole state's gonna end up turning into one big Houston if that's the case 😬😳
@@aberod11😐
@@aberod11 No. It will be like it was. Like our parents remember. Polite, respectful and safe. And folks will have the opportunity to join in or...... they wont.
@@aberod11 Most people in Texas are nice people, that wouldn't happen. Not even the black folks do that shit too often depending on where you're at.
One? Like they don't each have 3 or 4 each already?
When we needed him most, he returned.
What is most unrealistic to me is the fact that Texas wants to cooperate with Mexico.
YOU KNOW HOW MUCH I PANICKED WHEN I SAW THE NOTIFICATION AS A TEXAS GIRL HOLY SHIT NICE WORK ALERT WORLD-
yee haw
Until I saw who posted it I was trippin for a few seconds lmfao
He needs to do Florida next 😔
"Panicked"? Why? You should be proud! If I get it right there was no war, no refugee problems, no animosity...just a peaceful transfer of power. I'd love it! (I had ancestors fight in the revolution so I'm brainwashed)
@@iterativedoor8411lol
Interesting fun facts Six Flags originally started out as a theme park called Six Flags over Texas. The Six Flags represent the following nations that have governed over Texas: Spain, France, Mexico, The Republic of Texas, The Confederacy, and The US.
That's interesting, I didn't know that.
The fact that people don't know this is sad.
"I don't know how france got in there" - hank hill
@@Texan190coming from another Texan, I wouldn’t be surprised, It is a bit of niche Texan history
As a person from Texas, it’s still called that here but maybe that’s just bc it’s here
Texan Heritage:
Once Part of Mexico
Once Part of The USA
Now independent
Has a mix of former USA citizens and lots of Latin american imigrants.
Texas is basically a soup
More like a chili.
@@BradleyJuby😂
@@kushdmg Texans take the chili seriously.
What if it's a cereal
Mmm soup
Best decision Texas made was getting rid of the ATF.
It's more a renaming tho... it did say the rules and regulation is not changing, yet.
@@PrograErrorif texas leaves atf rule and regulations are done
@@trollmastermike52845 well... this is just Texas have _JUST_ left USA...
To repeal those rules, there's a system to it... unless suddenly Texas has a monarchy or a gaggle of EOs were issued... plus there's gonna be chaos...
Ya, I kinda don't think there would be a texas counterpart to atf.
Frankly, the A was the most restrictive part of ATF; texas has some silly laws around alcohol.
This secession is way more polite and kind than a tea party invitation.
DID SOMEONE SAY TEA???
@@nursestoyland 😆
This was far less nihilistic and apocalyptic then I was expecting. I was expecting the last EAS to be about the U.S nuking Texas out of spite or something. Compared to most of your other videos, this one was down right hopeful and idealistic.
If the supervillians of the world want to win, they gotta. In an emp scenario, we just go back to the wild-west days. 💀
We need a part 2, this was great!
I live in Texas, and as they always say “Don’t mess with Texas!”.
Did you know that started as an anti littering campaign?
Don't MISS tejas
this can be applied to many countries, it would be interesting to see a sequel for many other countries like "being inspired by Texas many states or provinces around the world became independants" it would be quite chaotic
As a Canadian I'd say the independence of Texas would probably only affect North American separatists Eg. Quebec, Alberta, California and a few others
I can say unequivocally, that history is replete with chaos and carnage... so, status quo, nothing changes.
**whispers "California Republic"**
But nah, I feel like, at least for Europe, the exit of England from the European Union would hold more inspiration.
in Russia and Ukraine we had a meme where we called Texas "Texas People's Republic" as a reference to Lugansk Peoples Republic and Donetsk Peoples Republic
some people even made "Arise Texas!" as a reference to "Arise Donbas!"
"Texas People's Republic" also known as Austin, TX
💀
@@jcdonathengreetings from California comrade *vomits* it's ok it's just liberal poisoning it'll get better
A wet dream..
@@SparK.h276 lol, whole south bout to become the Southern People's Republic because there's not enough Hurrah for Dixie.
The Eyes of Texas are upon you,
All the livelong day.
The Eyes of Texas are upon you,
You cannot get away.
Do not think you can escape them
At night or early in the morn --
The Eyes of Texas are upon you
'Til Gabriel blows his horn!
Human trafficking? Stalking?
This is a euphoric and daresay utopian video form the eyes of anyone in the 47 mainland states that arent Texas, and probably some Texans
We’d be losing a lot of oil wells. Can’t have that.
As a Tennesseean, I say let them go
I’m just glad that the ATF is fucking gone. We all hate them.
I'm texan I agree, we don't want to be in the same country that..california is in🤢
I'm texan I agree, we don't want to be in the same country that..california is in🤢
I love all your videos!!
I also have suggestions!!
1. The Fall of NATO - OTAN
2. Western Australia and South Australia join into 1 and Seceded from Australia
3. The Fall of Russia
4. North Korea declares war on South Korea
5. Australia and New Zealand join to become 1 country
I hope you like these!
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China attacks Taiwan.
Wow, these are actually really good
Interesting
is bro praying for these to happen⁉⁉😭🙏
Once The Allied Nations.
At several points in the middle portion of the video, Texas was referred to as a 'State' rather that as a 'Nation' or 'New Nation'. Other that that issue, excellent video.
Realistic, because reflexes would make you slip up
Like how you accidentally say it's 2023 when its 2024 for the first week of January
a state is not necessarily a subdivision of a larger country, they can be completely sovereign such as u.n. member states.
Countries are techniqually states, but yea if you just declared independance as a state of america you should probably avoid using that word
@@gamertardguardian1299 yeah, i would understand why a newly independent country would want to avoid keeping its old name
edit: as in containing the subdivision it once was
As a Texan myself,i will always stand loyal to TEXAS,OUR GREAT MIGHTY TEXAS
YEAHHHHH
as a texan the state is not worth defending
Texas 😂😂😂😂😂😊over rated I lived there not that special just over rated 😊😅
@@PamelaHipple The weather here bro istg,also,there’s more states out there that even more popular for shit.
@@alcatrazthesecond ooo I see it LOL 😂 it really doesn't matter, I think the southern states would have been better off if we had won the war
Waited for a post for so long!!
This video was so good they are recreating it irl
as a texan i have never clicked on a video so fast
Same
I just came back from our Republican Precinct conventions and Texas independence has phenomenal support.
@@castirondudeit would never work unfortunately the usa would murder every single innocent Texan before we have freedom
LOL!
LOVE THIS, Maybe make one for Bougainville, Scotland, Catalonia, or Basque?
Doesn’t Bougainville have a date set for independence soon? Wonder if they will make it
@@bigchungus1920 Yeah, 2027.
Tbh my biggest concern rn for some reason is that JSC (Johnson Space Center) is now in a foreign country.(JSC is the main Mission Control, controls everything relating to space that is concerned to America like rovers, missions, etc.)
Same thing happened to Russia when the USSR ended in 1991 and Kazakhstan 🇰🇿 ended up with Baikonur Cosmodrome launch center. The Russians simply worked out a deal with the new Kazakh government and the Russians still operate the Cosmodrome, launching Soyuz missions to this day.
I love the creativity in this and how well thought out a lot of the aspects are.
Unfortunately, in real life, I don’t think Texas (or any other states like California, Florida, etc) realize how bad this would be for its citizens; though you did touch on it with the Visas bit.
The real issue would come with the extremely loose inter-state trade of goods (especially food), vehicle management, and people travel.
I think there would be a huge population exchange. Those never happen peacefully.
It would be impossible as secession is illegal
They already got an emp planned on the us grid, we just go back to the wild west days. 🤷♀️
Part 2: Texas declares war on the united states
Part 3: Mexico wins the war and creates the southern confederation
Part 4: Texas becomes Burundy and invades all countries to the north
Part 4: *CRY AND ASK FOR PITY BEFORE YOU DIE*
@@funnyman718 part 6: banjos playing*
@@funnyman718part 7: Texas using the power of civilian militias (residents with their own guns) to fight so they can save money to fuck up more construction of I-30
As a Texan I cannot confirm or deny that this EAS alert exists or not.
Carry on and do not worry . . . that is all.
VERY impressive :) Would love to see the sequels!
Knowing that I was born in Texas and I live in Texas I see this as A absolute win
Edit: thanks for the likes
Thanks for the memories. Goodbye and good luck. Thanks for doing us a favor.
Imagen an analog horror of Texas becoming independent.
I'd watch that, that'd be interesting!
Thank you. I needed my mother’s life insurance and will. This video really stresses some people to the heart stopping limit.
Kinda surprised I haven't seen more EAS of this idea
This really goes to show that EAS Scenarios doesn't have to be scary to be good.
The lone star state is once again alone
And WELL ABLE to THRIVE, AND EXCEL as a TRUE CONSTITUTIONAL REPUBLIC. TEXAS WILL EXEMPLIFY TO THE WORLD, WHAT A TRULY FREE, CONSTITUTIONAL REPUBLIC LOOKS LIKE! God Bless, Protect, Preserve, and Promote the SOVEREIGN REPUBLIC OF TEXAS!!
I've lived in Texas my entire life and it would never go down this peacefully.
7:58 - Pantex Nuclear Facility. Pretty sure the US is not about to let that go peacefully.
If this does ever happen in my lifetime, I do foolishly hope that the process is as peaceful as depicted here or similar. I do like how kind of hopeful the tone in this one. Well done!
I really expected this to boil into a civil war.
you should do one if the keiseriech nations in america rebeled in the modern day, with unrest brewing, radical ideas become more normal, and that leads to several rebelions, forming the nations that were formed in the keisereich mod
Everyone forgets we never originally had a federal govt. The states were supposed to be like allied countries of their own. The industrial revolution and politics changed all of that
So pretty much we functioned more like the European Union, but it really failed so we had to make the Constitution
Even under the Articles there was certainly a federal government, it was just a very weak one.
Hey. does anyone out there remember years ago when someone published a list of all the self sufficient things Texas has going for it? Sure would like to see it again.
this is possibly the safest EAS scenario to be in
im gonna cry over how beautiful this is :')
As a Person in Texas, i find this as a win.
as a person from a place where people have no brains we find this a w for you and an L for us
2027 seems like a long time to wait but realistic
Would you still find it as a win in this hypothetical part 2? th-cam.com/video/3dUyaq6Zjbs/w-d-xo.html
My studio is making a video game based in Texas. MEMORYLEAK would love to see this piece of media in action!
Yep,this is my favourite EAS alarm scenario i ever seen in your account
1sgt it was nice serving with you I’m switching! Soldier I just did that to I’m 10 seconds ahead of you!
Bro cooked once again 🔥🔥🔥
Given Texas’ current situation, it may or not be possible,
But due to the US Constitution, it’s not possible unless they defy it.
But if they do defy it, it would only be with the consent of the US Federal Government.
Otherwise, it isn't hard to see that the full force of the United States, could.. annex the new state
@ZoomerStasi they gave away their right to secede when they joined the union. Texas isn't seceding unless its by force which will almost certainly be shut down by the US military.
@@C0astinG4mer The US military hates their government and would friendly fire
I like our odds. 😏 300+ gov (Fbi, Atf, border,cops) agents were too puss to handle a school shooter. One guy could do it tho. Not to mention the parents who were ready to go in the school were arrested by said feds. 💀 🤔 The us couldn't win against two poor ass countries one was even in a desert! 😂 Don't even get me started on Border Patrol refusing to obey biden in dealing against Texas guard on the border. BP even gave alex.jones. valuable info into the Ciafbi false flag planned for when the convoy was to arrive back in feb.
Also, the recruitment rates for the military have gone so low, the us wants illegals to be part of the military. 😂😂😂 The U.S. is a carcass. We are just separating ourselves from the rotten, maggot fileld meat at this point!
Federal law is subject to change when majority says so, ex. slavery. The US military, not even the current anti-American one, would go to war with its own people. In the most perfect situation that Texas is able to leave, the most you will see is protests. Texas does not become an entirely independent nation seperate from the US and it does not leave NATO, Texas becomes a country/territory similar to Puerto Rico or Guam. Trade becomes easier when the US trade laws arent in affect, and importing goods is not so hevaily controlled. Relations with Mexico could increase as well. People dont understand the texit idea. Its not Texas becoming a completely seperate part like Canada and the US. Its more like Texas being able to have its own federal government and control of its own trade, while still being in support with and by the US military. People like @C0astinG4mer dont research the idea and just say that Texas will become a whole new nation and get nuked or invaded or whatever they say. We dont want to be on our own entirely. We couldnt handle that. Our GDP certainly could, but if we were independent we would still be a part of US territory. Thats the whole point. We just want our own government so we can get rid of some of this stupid federal laws and politicians, on BOTH sides.
We making it out the union with this one 🗣🗣🗣🔥🔥🔥
Yee haw
Can't wait to see the movie "Civil War" come out.
This one is great, I'd love to see a part 2 from the US' POV
“yeah we’re fucked lmao”
It would be slander/smear campaign most likely
I laughed at the announcement that all residents would receive their documents within the next two weeks . A simple Drivers License takes longer than that on a much smaller scale .
0:37 arrows are too creative for official announcements
I have not been on this channel. And I didn’t know they sell merge. I swear you growing fast-
Amazing timing
What a shame how Texas’ level of tech descended to 80’s era Oregon Trail levels.
A few well placed suitcase emps can bring down the US. Grid. Or one Nuclear explosion in space caused Emp. 😂 Talking tough, not even knowing how weak the US grid is!
😃 Let's ALL play in the dark. 😃
Awesome!
Unpopular opinion: People say that Texas seceding is unrealistic which I do 100% agree is true but I think alert world is trying to put a twist on the format
Its unrealistic because the federal government wouldnt allow it even if it was legal because they do not recognize that people, especially the majorty have a right to choose. It definitely could happen but it would need a miracle. Texas wouldnt be fully sepetated either which is a misconception. The only thing that changes in a Texas succession is that trade becomes easier and Texas is recognized as a US territory rather than a state. The video is trying to put a different view on it, like if the US government did not agree with it.
Thats it? Texas just secedes? No war? No fighting back from the US? I have seen alien invasion and zombie outbreak EAS scenarios and somehow this is the least realistic.
look at his other videos
also this is realistic
@@F-15E_StrikeEagle The US just says "ok Texas is independent now"? Why would they do that?
@@kittenzrulz Because there is no good reason to wage a violent war against a peaceful nation and trade partner at your border. All US Govt property can be puchased or otherwise negotiated or moved to other US govt territories. There are tons of logistics and new inter-govt agreements that would need to be worked out, but why bring in violent conflict?
@@r0sal3sr Because if Texas secedes then the rest of the south is going to realize that its an option and will do so as well. The problem with revolution is it cannot be contained, it would eat through the US until there is no US. The government would never allow that to happen at least without a fight.
No war. Not after what happened the first time.
I like these types of scenarios, I do like the crazy scenarios with monsters that eat your left shoes and stuff like that but these more mundane scenarios are pretty cool too.
God dang it Bobby, trying to secede again?
Great video. Looking forward for a new scp scenario
NO BUT THIS ACTUALLY MAKES SENSE WITJ WHATS GOING ON WTFFF??😭
Otherwise, this looks great, I haven’t watched yet but im excited to, I’ll give updates once im done watching!
Its been 16 hours
@@content_enjoyer4458i think so 💀
@@content_enjoyer4458Looking at the pfp, pretty sure they did
@@fwd_striker31 nuh uh
@@Rock_With_Internet I FORGOT😭
He is back
Me Before: WHY TEXAS NO NO WHY WHY WHYYY PLEASE NO-
Me After: actually this isn't that bad.
It...feels weird... something is gonna happen and Texas is gonna start it, kupo. I'll eat my words if i'm wrong, kupo.
I fully support the sovereignty of the great republic of Texas. Long live her people in unlimited prosperity and abundance. God bless you all and God bless Texas!
However, the U.S would like to share their side of things. Would you still support the sovereignty of the great republic of Texas after watching this hypothetical part 2? th-cam.com/video/3dUyaq6Zjbs/w-d-xo.html
If this was irl this would end really badly
No ATF anymore 🎉
Texas: Hooray, we’ve finally become independent!
Also Texas after realizing they’re now a foreign country with big oil reserves sitting on America’s doorstep:
As a Texan, this excites me to no end.
friggin zased
same here brother
Texts will never be allowed to secede
same
Traitor
I have an interesting idea for a video. You should do a video where the Empire from Star Wars has found earth and are preparing to invade it. It could be interesting to see how you would go about trying to inform people to keep safe or if nations of earth would ally with the Empire or fight back.
As a Texas resident who moved out of state due to family, it makes me sad to know that this type of movement is something people are truly deadset on.
Oh well, goodbye govt contracts, lmaooooo Arizona and New Mexico would get all those transport/hauling guarantees and become a quick rise financial hub.
I miss what it used to be. At least the image that was there when I was young.
@PatagoniaAriesthe US military of this scenario probably lmao
I mean the US is hiring illegals to be part of the military. Nobody sane wants to fight for a tyrannical gov.😂 Also didn't Border patrol refuse one of Bidens orders? Also the BP helped al.ex.jone.s.
This guy is the definition of: Current events but cooler
As a Texan, I approve.
(Let me get this straight) The desire for Texas to be its own country stems from a historical context. In the 19th century, Texas was an independent republic before joining the United States in 1845.
However, there are some individuals or groups in Texas who believe in the concept of "Texas nationalism" and advocate for the state's independence.
The reasons behind this desire can vary. Some proponents believe that Texas has a unique cultural and historical identity that sets it apart from the rest of the United States. Others argue that Texas, as a large and economically prosperous state, could potentially thrive independently.
It is important to note that Texas becoming an independent country is not widely supported or seen as a realistic possibility by most Texans or the United States government. The state remains an integral part of the United States and operates under its federal system of governance.
ok and why is this an emergency
Texas is a battle ground state now. Immigration from the south and other states have made the state far more pro federal government than ever before. We will never secede unless it happens sooner rather then later
If anyone is wondering if any state can just leave the Union like this, no, no they can't. They'll have to fight for independence, just like how the Confederates tried to
And like the us itself
Legally tx can secede from the union everyone knows it
I love that the ATF was turned into the "texas freedom department"
Nice Texas hope you do well as a independent country
"A peaceful transition" okay-
the flashbang will come later...
As a Texan, (born and raised) I would not like for this to happen, because I am a Proud American Patriot, and a Proud Texan. But I for sure would understand why We (Texas) would make this choice due to our corrupt government.
When Texas decided to join the states there contract / agreement had said that they where allowed to legally do this.
The DOT being replaced by TXDOT could most possibly be the scariest thing in this EAS. Transit? What’s that?
The state of Georgia uses GDOT as their acronym.
It’s all propaganda bro. Did you know Texas has a multi city Shinkansen getting built rn? The truth is they have the most cutting edge infrastructure in every aspect, public and private transit. So In anti-highway propaganda circles it’s so easy to take a picture of a high-five and say bad things but in all reality they got absolutely fire rail and buses
TXDOT is the acronym used in Texas and is a much more efficient organization than federal
The chic fil a ad I got really made this hit different lol.
What’s scary is that this could probably be a real scenario
This couldn't even remotely happen without violent revolution lmao
Not as far off as you'd think. 26 states, including Texas, are telling the feds to f off of the border.@@Prodawg
I think it states in the amendments that no state can leave the usa
You say scary when a better word would be "fucking awesome".
The federal system is a failure and doesn't benefit the people.
it's illegal to secede, so it certainly wouldn't be peaceful.
I can see this happening except not so peacefully