The Florida State Chapter
The Southern Peninsula
The Florida League of the South is a Southern nationalist organization whose ultimate goal is a free and independent Florida republic. While political independence ranks highly among our goals, we are also a religious and social movement, advocating a return to a more traditional, conservative Christian-oriented Southern culture. The Florida League of the South is an organization of God-fearing Southern patriots. We are laborers, doctors, teachers, pastors, college professors, lawyers, businessmen, students and your neighbors.
FLORIDA AS ITS OWN INDEPENDENT REPUBLIC
Florida as a sovereign nation would be more than powerful, populous, and prosperous enough to assume its place among the nations of the earth today. For Florida, cultural as well as political secession is the only practical, the only realistic, and the only moral choice.
An Economic Overview
Today, less than halfway through the Florida 2030 Blueprint’s journey to 2030, Florida is now the 14th largest economy in the world. Over the past five years, Florida’s economy has surpassed Indonesia, Spain, and Mexico, adding $510 billion in gross domestic product (GDP), and is now only $570 billion below current #10, Italy’s economy. This economic growth transpired amidst, and after, a global pandemic, highlighting Florida’s resiliency as our economy grew by 55%, further establishing Florida’s global presence.
Florida’s economic size is measured by GDP, which is the total value of all final goods and services produced in Florida – but economic growth is indicated by progress across many facets of Florida’s economy. As we track Florida’s movement on the 39 goals in the Florida 2030 Blueprint’s Six Pillars Framework, we can see how our successes have fueled this jump to 14th largest economy, as well as where opportunities for investments and policy changes exist to champion Florida and grow it to being among the top 10.
Trade and Tourism
To grow into a globally competitive economy, Florida has maintained a global presence in trade and tourism. Florida’s exports have increased by 23% since 2018, recovering to new historical peaks after the pandemic. Florida welcomes the highest number of overseas visitors in the country as the tourism industry shows resiliency with new record highs in overall visitation.
Conclusion
While our overall strategy–short, medium, and long range–is determined by State Headquarters, our tactical operational focus is on the local level. We intend to form active chapters in every county in Florida. We also encourage individuals and families to personally secede from the corrupt and corrupting influence of post-Christian culture in America. We call this “abjuring the realm,” and it’s a real and dramatic first step all of us can take by simply withdrawing our support of and allegiance to a regime that has imperiled our future.
While we seek to use shame and contempt to de-legitimate the institutions controlled by the Empire, we must not stop there. We must create our own parallel institutions to which our people can attach their loyalties. A good example of this is the move out of the “public” schools and into home schooling or the establishment of our own private academies.
At present, the Florida League is simultaneously concerned with resurrecting our cultural base as well as entering the political arena. Once our Southern culture is re-established, the political issues will obviously begin to take care of themselves. Good leaders flow naturally out of a healthy culture; however, power-hungry, self-seeking politicians are all we can expect from the debased cultural climate we have today.
Living under the yoke of the American empire has already damaged our Southern culture. Will we be able to save any of it for our children and grandchildren? Not if the American empire has its way.
We envision the States peacefully and lawfully exercising their right of self-determination and withdrawing from the present union dominated by an aggressive, centralized federal government.
