Great meeting some of you at City Hall Plaza today! There were also at least four more New England flags in the crowd who didn't make it to our subway vent platform. MASSIVE turnout overall, lots of flyers were handed out, spirits and solidarity were turned up to 11 despite the drizzle.

Nice little crowd for Midcoast Maine!

I know New Hampshire’s current politicians would make NH leave an independent New England in a heartbeat, but we Granite Staters don’t feel that way. New England or die

https://www.newsweek.com/california-newsom-trade-trump-tariffs-2055414

NE should stand with CA in this illegal tariff (massive taxation) move by the Trump administration. We have strong cross border relationships with our Canadian friends and both familial and economic ties with EU markets.

https://www.latimes.com/california/story/2025-04-04/california-will-try-to-expand-global-trade-despite-trump-tariffs-newsom-says

With the US crashing, we need to eject and pull the parachute and NEexit.

We send all our money to D.C. to fund states that hate us, have 14x the footing power of a blue city, and the Russian asset traitor trump cut Medicaid expansion 90% to mass reportedly, cut school funding, coming after legal immigrants, green card holders, detained illegally.

The US has become a dictatorship, the revolutionary war was taxation without representation and economic policy that harmed New England.

Is it possible to leave? Do we have the military strength? Or do we allow ourselves to be further and further ripped off and have our rights stripped away that New England fought for, drafted the constitution to prevent.

Dc is responsible for all of this, our states are well run, we have the innovation economy, we have all we need, and nobody will trade with the US again.

To survive economically we need to leave, to avoid 12 years of tyranny and further erosion of the cancer that is dc, what can we do?

Hey, I’ve been a long time lurker here and I have a question about something I think may help. Seeing that our great neighbors to the north in Quebec have come quite close to success in the past with their secession movement. (And if I do recall there were posts from VectorPryde about it) I was wondering if the NEIC is planning on involving itself in local races in the midterms to help push policies that will help make our goals a reality. As essentially a New England equivalent to the Bloc Québécois and Parti Québécois. From what I understand the Yankee National Party that the NEIC appears to be affiliated with based on the website is exactly such an entity but they don’t seem to be getting as much attention in terms of organizing, how can we fix that?

Either way there is at least one person out here in Fairfield County willing to vote for an NEIC/YNP candidate in a local race!

Edit: for clarity on YNP

What do you think the National Animal should be because personally I'd say the Blue Whale because our history of Whale Hunting and Sailingt. It is the Largest Creature in the Ocean but also one that keeps to itself

Hello, fellow New Englanders and friends around the world!

We recently reached 10000 members of the Reddit, which means 10000 people ready to help build a new nation for New Englanders that stands for our values against autocracy and monarchy. As we've made this milestone, It's important to remember that we're getting real. A real movement that requires us all coming together to push for change in our six states, becoming regularly involved, and supporting our nationality over that over the violent, racist, and, monarchist (suck it monarchists, there's a reason why they call him "prince baron")Trump "administration". Spread the word as much as possible. Fly your flags, do whatever you can to peak a curiosity in disgruntled New Englanders. Theorize how we could get referendum(s) for independence in a peaceful and lawful manner, and a whole lot more. This idea is a theory, sure, but we've been presented with a threat and a harsh reality, that this theory will easily overcome if executed well.

Thank you!

Our next milestone is 15,000 members.

Hello, Fellow New Englanders and Friends around the world,

I've noticed we've strayed recently. Gotten into the nitty - gritty of "What will our government be?" or "Will NY be a part?". We don't need to care at the moment, people, What we need to care about is how we'll get there - and spreading the word. We need smart people working on how we'll get referendums on the table and passed, and not tiny things like that. On the other hand, we need to spread the word as much as possible, Keeping people active, and teaching people everything they'll need to campaign for an independent New England.

Thank you all!

https://berkshares.org/

Localized, regional economies are the most effective method to combat corporate feudalism. BerkShares has had a local currency since 2006 and initiatives like this are needed to combat a monopolized state. Local credit unions, Farms, Restaurants and land trusts must be pursued at all times as one, it will protect your town from being consumed by corporate interests and two it is the most effective path to independence.

Every day you should be thinking about how best to keep your dollar in New England and out of Washington and NYC

I didn't take a picture because I didn't want to doxx the address of whomever it was but:

To the patriot who has a full-size Pine Tree Flag hanging off their house in Acton, I see you, and I love it. Wild to see that just a few weeks after I discovered this movement.

What is the executive council?

Massachusetts and New Hampshire have an executive council that must sign off on judicial appointments, gubenitorial pardons, and some government contacts. They are elected by popular vote in districts drawn up by the legislature (gerrymanderible, but very democratic). The largely ceremonial Council of State in Ireland is composed of the Vice President, the Speakers of the house and senate, the chief justices of their three supreme courts, and all their former presidents (heavy emphasis on the establishment).

My proposal: let's implement an executive council for the Republic of New England that is required to sign off on, by simple majority, all major acts of the President. They would have to approve vetos, pardons, large government contracts, and all nominations to governmental positions (including judges). They would also have to sign off on the deployment and usage of nuclear weapons. believe this would provide a meaningful check on Presidential power, without overly handicapping the executive branch (like running the executive by committee, or making it subordinate to the legislature like in the parliamentary system).

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