Republic of Texas now wants its day in court
McQUEENEY — If the day comes when you stand for the Texas National Anthem before a ballgame, you can thank several former Soviet satellite republics, your Texas twang and a bunch of good old boys (and a couple of women) who have been working to rewrite American history for 20 years.
A national anthem means Texas will be its own country, and the folks behind today's Republic of Texas movement will have convinced someone somewhere that Texas never was part of the United States.
Their plan, surprisingly, doesn't rely on secession, which is the mistaken belief the Lone Star State has the constitutional right to sever ties with the U.S. government and reclaim its national sovereignty.
“We don't need to secede,” said Bob Wilson, a Republic of Texas senator. “We never were part of the United States.”
The modern Texians claim the state of Texas exists because of electoral and diplomatic fraud.
More at http://www.mysanantonio.com/news/local_news/article/Republic-of-Texas-now-wants-its-day-in-court-4342745.php .
[font color=green]As part of their justification, this group compares Texas to Belarus, Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania.[/font] 
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I've driven through your area a few times several years ago so you have my sympathy living near the imbeciles. 
